FIRM TRANSPORTATION GAS SUPPLIER PRESENTATIONS GAS SUPPLIER CREDIT AND COLLATERAL REQUIREMENTS.

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FIRM TRANSPORTATION GAS SUPPLIER PRESENTATIONS GAS SUPPLIER CREDIT AND COLLATERAL REQUIREMENTS

2 CREDIT/COLLATERAL REQUIREMENTS Suppliers desiring to receive Firm Transportation Service from Duke Energy Ohio, Inc. are evaluated to ensure they possess the financial resources to perform the responsibilities of a supplier. On the basis of the evaluation, a supplier’s participation may be limited to a level specified by Duke Energy Ohio, Inc.

3 CREDIT/COLLATERAL REQUIREMENTS In order to assist Duke Energy Ohio, Inc. in performing its evaluation, suppliers must: Complete and sign Duke Energy Ohio, Inc.’s Registration and Credit Application Form Provide Duke Energy Ohio, Inc. with the following information: Current audited financial statements prepared during the last 12 months Most recent annual report List of parent company and other affiliates Names, addresses, and telephone numbers of 3 trade references Names, addresses, and telephone numbers of banking institution contacts

4 CREDIT/COLLATERAL REQUIREMENTS Collateral Requirement = MDQ Exposure – Unsecured Credit Notes: MDQ = Maximum Daily Quantity (interchangeable with Peak Day Usage). MDQ Exposure is reduced during the Summer Collateral Period (April 1 through September 30).

5 UNSECURED CREDIT Duke Energy Ohio, Inc. establishes potential unsecured credit limits based on the following: The lowest debt rating from Standard & Poor’s or Moody’s Investors’ Services Tangible net worth Note: For non-public companies, Duke Energy Ohio, Inc. utilizes modeling to estimate a bond rating.

6 EXPOSURE CALCULATION Supplier exposure is calculated using 4 methods: Duke Energy Ohio, Inc.’s exposure to a supplier where Duke Energy Ohio, Inc. bills on behalf of the supplier (consolidated billing)* Duke Energy Ohio, Inc.’s exposure to a supplier where Duke Energy Ohio, Inc. bills on behalf of the supplier (consolidated billing)* and selects Duke Energy's Enhanced Firm Balancing option Duke Energy Ohio, Inc.’s exposure to a supplier where the supplier bills on their own behalf (dual billing) and selects Duke Energy's Enhanced Firm Balancing option Duke Energy Ohio, Inc.’s exposure to a supplier where the supplier bills on their own behalf (dual billing) These calculations are based on MDQ per $50,000 of exposure to Duke Energy Ohio, Inc. *Duke Energy Ohio, Inc. must have a first secured interest in the receivables billed on behalf of the supplier. Otherwise, the calculation for dual billing is used.

7 EXPOSURE CALCULATION (cont.) The average MDQ per $50,000 of exposure is : 553 MDQ for consolidated billing 301 MDQ for dual billing The number of $50,000 blocks of exposure = Total Supplier Pool MDQ divided by either 553 or 301, as appropriate Note: Average MDQ for consolidated billing will vary depending upon the average supplier sales rate for all customers billed by Duke Energy Ohio on behalf of the Supplier

8 MDQ EXPOSURE FOR CONSOLIDATED BILLING Example: Supplier Total Pool MDQ = 20,000 MDQ Number of $50,000 blocks = (20,000 MDQ  553 MDQ) = MDQ Blocks Exposure = 37 blocks x $50,000 per block Exposure = $1,850,000 Note: Fractional blocks are rounded up to the next whole block.

9 SUPPLIER’S COLLATERAL REQUIREMENT Example: Exposure = $1,850,000, unsecured credit = $500,000, Total Pool MDQ = 20,000 MDQ Collateral Requirement = MDQ Exposure – Unsecured Credit Collateral Requirement = $1,850,000 - $500,000 Collateral Requirement = $1,350,000

10 COLLATERAL REQUIREMENT A supplier’s collateral requirement may be met by one or more of the following: Parental guarantee Irrevocable letter of credit Cash deposit Another mutually agreeable financial instrument