IPAMS 2001 Coalbed Methane Symposium

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IPAMS 2001 Coalbed Methane Symposium Paul Miller Director of Marketing, Interstate Pipelines October 16, 2001

Bison Pipeline Project

Overview Bison Pipeline Project Proposed Project Modifications Downstream Market Access What’s Next

Bison Project Description Deadhorse, WY to McCabe, MT Interconnect with Northern Border 325 Miles 24” pipeline Expected Volume 375 - 500 MMcf/d Open Season held “late 2000”

Open Season Results 872,100 Mmbtu/d of non-binding bids 17 entities submitted bids including: Producers Marketers Local Distribution Companies 10 Year Terms Issues surrounding bids: Water Permits Term Supply Deals

Proposed Bison Project Modifications Reduction in threshold volume for viable project from 375 Mmcfd to 275 Mmcfd Move receipt point from Deadhorse to Recluse (Collums, WY) Volume ramp up feature to track rising CBM production

Proposed Bison Project Modifications Recluse (Columns), WY to McCabe, MT Interconnect with Northern Border 280 Miles of 24” pipeline Recluse Interconnects: Bighorn WBI Bitter Creek System MIGC Expected Ramp up Volume to 275 Mmcfd: 2003 150 mmcfd 2004 225 mmcfd 2005 275 mmcfd Estimated Demand Rate (Mmbtu/d): $0.26 Approximate fuel: 1%

Downstream Market Access Monchy MT McCabe ND MN SD Ventura IA Harper Chicago Indiana IL IN

Northern Border Pipeline Transportation Overview 2 Capacity Rate Fuel Monchy 2.4 Bcfd 30¢ McCabe ND Prebuild Line Monchy - Ventura MN MT 1.9% 1 SD 1.5 Bcfd Iowa Line Ventura - Harper .5% Ventura 5¢ IA Harper Chicago Indiana 861 Mmcfd IL Chicago Line Harper - Manhattan 9¢ Note: NNG has Receipt Capacity of 1,583 Mcfd at Ventura IN .7% Indiana Line Manhattan - North Hayden 545 Mmcfd 1 .1% McCabe to Ventura 1¢ 2 Estimated Fuel Percentage

Market Access on Northern Border Pipeline MN 17 18 19 14 SD 16 Ventura 4 15 6 5 7 IA (NNG) 8 Company MMcf/d Location 1 Northern Natural Gas 1.5 Bcf/d Ventura, IA 2 Natural 900 Harper, IA 3 MidAmerican Energy Co. 100 Iowa City, IA 4 MidAmerican Energy Co. 100 Davenport, IA 5 Alliant Interstate Power Co. 120 Prophetstown, IL 6 NICOR 400 Troy Grove, IL 7 NICOR 400 Minooka, IL 8 ANR Pipeline 500 Will County, IL 9 Midwestern Gas Transmission Co. 200 Channahon, IL 10 Peoples Gas Light and Coke 600 Manhattan, IL 11 Northern Indiana Public Service 545 North Hayden, IN 12 Elwood Power Plant 360 Elwood, IL 13 Wilton Power Plant 150 Will County, IL 14 Cordova Power Plant 53 Rock Island County, IL 15 Elm Creek Power Plant 175 Martin County, MN 16 Vector 700 Will County, IL 17 Northern Natural Gas 35 Aberdeen, SD 18 Northern Natural Gas 80 Marshall, MN 19 Northern Natural Gas 175 Welcome, MN 20 Guardian Pipeline 650 Joliet, IL 1 Harper (NGPL) 3 11 2 20 9 10 12 13 IL IN

NBPL Ventura Market Point Powder River Basin Canadian Gas Williston Basin 2.3 Bcfd Ventura Chicago Market Minneapolis 1.5 Bcfd 1.7 Bcfd

Ventura Market Dynamics Post Chicago Project Project 2001 Pre Chicago Project NNG NNG NBPL NNG NBPL Primary Delivery Capacity 1.2 Bcf NNG Take Away 1.2 Bcf NBPL Ventura to Chicago Spread $0.20 Ventura to Chicago Spread $0.11 Ventura to Chicago Spread $? .9 Bcf 1.5 Bcf . 7 Bcf 1.5 Bcf Winter ’97-98 Winter ’98-99 Winter ’01-02

Ventura – Chicago Correlation 1/98 5/98 9/98 1/99 5/99 9/99 1/00 5/00 9/00 1/01 5/01 9/01 18 16 14 12 10 Chicago Index Ventura Index 8 6 4 2

Ventura Vs. Greensburg Ventura Greensburg $5.20 $5.08 Source: Inside FERC Index Last 12 months August 2001

Bison Project Features PRB Supply Access New interstate pipeline capacity into the basin Competitive export route out of the basin Pipeline infrastructure to capture developing Montana production Link to Northern Border downstream infrastructure and markets 2.4 Bcfd of pipeline capacity to liquid markets that are highly correlated to Chicago pricing Access to other interstate pipelines: - NNG - NGPL - ANR - MGT - Vector - Guardian Access to Northern Border services

What’s Next Approach Interested Parties Positive Feedback Modifications Timing of In-Service Date Positive Feedback Open Season 4th Quarter? In-Service Date 11/2003? Contact: Dick Shepherd (402) 398-7755 Paul Miller (402) 398-7758