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WYOMING S NATURAL GAS At a Glance

1. Introduction to the Authority . . Bryan Hassler -- Executive DirectorCarla Hubbard AdministratorGregg Detweiller Technical AnalystColby Drechsel Technical Analyst.

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WYOMING S NATURAL GAS At a Glance

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    1. Page <#> 0 WYOMING’S NATURAL GAS – At a Glance October 26, 2004

    2. 1 Introduction to the Authority

    3. Overview Pipeline Capacity & Throughput Market Prices Vintage Graphs – Natural Gas & Oil Production Statewide Major Production Areas County Rig Counts - Major Production Areas & County Future Commitments

    4. 3 Natural Gas Pipelines & Volume of Remaining Supply (Tcf) The pipeline system is underbuilt in relation to the natural gas resource in the Central Rocky Mountains. This gas supply is underutilized and undervalued as a consequence of lack of pipeline capacity.

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    6. 5 Looking For Pipeline Export Capacity?

    7. Wednesday, October 20, 2004 Cheyenne Hub – Rockport/Chalk Point Design Volume (Mcf) 2,150,063 Operational Volume (Mcf) 2,170,757 Scheduled Volume (Mcf) 1,986,299 Est. Available Volume (Mcf) 184,459 % Utilized - 92%

    8. 7 Northern Wyoming

    9. Wednesday, October 20, 2004 Colorado Interstate Gas to Montana (Summer Only) Design Volume (Mcf) 105,000 Operational Volume (Mcf) 105,000 Scheduled Volume (Mcf) 92,270 Est. Available Volume (Mcf) 12,730 % Utilized - 88%

    10. 9 Southwest Wyoming

    11. Wednesday, October 20, 2004 Kern River Gas Transmission to Salt Lake City Design Volume (Mcf) 1,709,080 Operational Volume (Mcf) 1,990,000 Scheduled Volume (Mcf) 1,292,437 Est. Available Volume (Mcf) 697,563 % Utilized - 65%

    12. Page <#> 11 Line weight size, 0-200Mmcfd is 1/4pt, 2-4 is ľ, 4-6 is 1.5, 6-8 is 3, 8-10 is 6, greater than 10 is 9Line weight size, 0-200Mmcfd is 1/4pt, 2-4 is ľ, 4-6 is 1.5, 6-8 is 3, 8-10 is 6, greater than 10 is 9

    13. Page <#> 12 Circles are colored according to percent underutilized. That is, 0-20% underutilized is red indicating a high priority for new pipeline capacity; 20-40% is orange, 40-60 is yellow, 60-80 is green, 80-100 is blue. Overall, the entire system on 10/19/04 suggested a system 75% utilized; hence the orange color. The major take-away pipelines, as indicated by the spoke thickness, show that there could be significant takeaway capacity issues at Greensburg if these lines are not looped or a new pipeline to market is constructed.Circles are colored according to percent underutilized. That is, 0-20% underutilized is red indicating a high priority for new pipeline capacity; 20-40% is orange, 40-60 is yellow, 60-80 is green, 80-100 is blue. Overall, the entire system on 10/19/04 suggested a system 75% utilized; hence the orange color. The major take-away pipelines, as indicated by the spoke thickness, show that there could be significant takeaway capacity issues at Greensburg if these lines are not looped or a new pipeline to market is constructed.

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    16. 15 Wyoming Vintage Production

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    18. 17 Vintage Production – Major Production Areas

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    20. 19 Vintage Production – County

    21. 20 Top Producing Fields – Sublette County

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    23. 22 Rig Counts – Major Production Areas

    24. 23 Rig Counts - County

    25. 24 Future Commitments Major Production Areas & County Permits – Weekly/Monthly Formation Production – Including Number of Penetrations and Pressure Revenue, Severance Tax, County Ad Valorem & Mineral Royalties Natural Gas Price Projections Pipeline Capacity Projections Wyoming Natural Gas Price Index Special Requests – Unique requests can be compiled for a specific geographical region. It would be more efficient to define your requests in terms of the Public Land Survey System since the data is organized in that manner.

    26. 25 VISIT US! THE WYOMING NATURAL GAS PIPELINE AUTHORITY WWW.WYOPIPELINE.COM

    27. 26 Contact Information

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