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Cornudas Capacity Summer MCF Fuel Dth @1,023 Btu/cf Current 1,861,195

Physical Westward Capacity* from Cornudas Adding in Line 2000 Capacity. Cornudas Capacity Summer MCF Fuel Dth @1,023 Btu/cf Current 1,861,195 Line 2000 230,000 0 235,290 Total 2,096,485 Cornudas Capacity Winter MCF Fuel Dth @1,023 Btu/cf

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Cornudas Capacity Summer MCF Fuel Dth @1,023 Btu/cf Current 1,861,195

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  1. Physical Westward Capacity* from Cornudas Adding in Line 2000 Capacity Cornudas Capacity Summer MCF Fuel Dth @1,023 Btu/cf Current 1,861,195 Line 2000 230,000 0 235,290 Total 2,096,485 Cornudas Capacity Winter MCF Fuel Dth @1,023 Btu/cf Current 1,964,557 Line 2000 230,000 0 235,290 Total 2,199,847 * Assumes peak period Fuel deduction of 4% through Cornudas for existing but no fuel for Line 2000 quantities

  2. Physical Westward Capacity* from Window Rock Window Rock Capacity Summer MCF Fuel Dth @1,023 Btu/cf Current 2,314,563 92,583 2,273,086 Window Rock Capacity Winter MCF Fuel Dth @1,023 Btu/cf Current 2,444,660 97,786 2,400,852 * Assumes peak period Fuel deduction of 4% through Window Rock

  3. Total Westward Capacity* With Line 2000 Allocable to Westward Shippers Total Westward System Capacity Summer Dth @1,023 Btu/cf Window Rock 2,273,086 Cornudas 2,096,485 4,369,571 Total Westward System Capacity Winter Dth @1,023 Btu/cf Window Rock 2,400,852 Cornudas 2,199,847 4,600,699 * Assumes peak period Fuel deduction of 4% through both of Window Rock and Cornudas of current flow and no fuel deduct on Line 2000

  4. Total Westward Capacity Shortfall With Line 2000 Allocable to Westward Shippers Total Westward Mainline Physical Capacity Summer Dth @1,023 Btu/cf 4,369,571 Total Westward Mainline Contract Capacity Summer Dth @1,023 Btu/cf 4,638,267 Qty: -268,696 Capacity Shortfall Pct: 5.8% Capacity Shortfall Allocation Pct: 94.2% Total Westward Mainline Physical Capacity Winter Dth @1,023 Btu/cf 4,600,699 Total Westward Mainline Contract Capacity Winter Dth @1,023 Btu/cf 4,942,596 Qty: - 341,897 Capacity Shortfall Pct: 6.9% Capacity Shortfall Allocation Pct: 93.1%

  5. Physical Westward Capacity from Cornudas w/deduction of “Single Basin” (i.e., non San Juan) Receipt Capacities Cornudas Only Receipt Right Contracts Summer Dth/day 673,392 (a) Application of Shortfall Pct Summer x 94.2% (b) Result of Applying Shortfall % 634,382 (c) =a x b Cornudas Capacity Summer 2,096,485 (d) Summer Cornudas Capacity Available to System-wide Receipts Shippers 1,462,103 (e) = d - c Cornudas Only Receipt Right Contracts Winter Dth/day 673,392 (f) Application of Shortfall Pct Winter x 93.1% (g) Result of Applying Shortfall % 626,811 (h) = f x g Cornudas Capacity Winter 2,199,847 (i) Winter Cornudas Capacity Available to System-wide Receipts Shippers 1,573,036 (j) = i - h

  6. Physical Westward Capacity from San Juan (Window Rock) w/deduction of “Single Basin” (i.e., FT2) Receipt Capacities San Juan Only (FT2) Receipt Right Contracts Summer Dth/day 15,252 (a) Application of Shortfall Pct Summer x 94.2% (b) Result of Applying Shortfall % 14,368 (c) =a x b Window Rock Capacity Summer 2,273,086 (d) Summer Window Rock Capacity Available to System-wide Receipts Shippers 2,258,718 (e) = d - c San Juan Only (FT2) Receipt Right Contracts Winter Dth/day 24,825 (f) Application of Shortfall Pct Winter x 93.1% (g) Result of Applying Shortfall % 23,108 (h) = f x g Window Rock Capacity Winter 2,400,852 (i) Winter Window Rock Capacity Available to System-wide Receipts Shippers 2,377,744 (j) = i - h

  7. Total Westward Mainline Physical Capacity With Line 2000 After Single Basin Contract Deduction Total Westward Mainline Physical Capacity Summer Dth @1,023 Btu/cf Pct of Total Cornudas 1,462,103 39.3 % Window Rock 2,258,718 60.7 % 3,720,821 100.0% Total Westward Mainline Physical Capacity Winter Dth @1,023 Btu/cf Pct of Total Cornudas 1,573,036 39.8 % Window Rock 2,377,744 60.2 % 3,950,780 100.0 %

  8. FT Shipper’s Minimum Basin Entitlement % (Primary Receipt Capacity % of Mainline Capacity) Shippers’ Summer Primary Receipt Capacity Percentage (North and South) Pct of Total Window Rock (North) 60.7 % Cornudas (South) 39.3 % 100.0% Shippers’ Winter Primary Receipt Capacity Percentage (North and South) Pct of Total Window Rock (North) 60.2 % Cornudas (South) 39.8 % 100.0 %

  9. Total Westward Capacity Mainline Pool Pct’s of Mainline Capacity With Line 2000 ~ 60% ~ 40%

  10. Allocation Methodology Applied to Hypothetical Shippers Converted FR Example Shipper 5 Year Avg. NCP Winter (Study 6a) 25,000 (a) Shipper 2000 NCP Winter (Study 5a) 30,000 (b) Winter Season Primary Delivery Capacity 27,500 (c) = (a+b)/2 Shipper 5 Year Avg. NCP Summer (Study 6b) 10,000 (d) Shipper 2000 NCP Summer (Study 5b) 12,000 (e) Summer Season Primary Delivery Capacity 11,000 (f) =(d+e)/2 Winter Season Primary Delivery Capacity 27,500 (c) Winter Shortfall Percentage 92.4% (g) Winter Season Mainline Capacity 25,410 (h) = (c x g) Summer Season Primary Delivery Capacity 11,000 (i) Summer Shortfall Percentage 93.1% (j) Summer Season Mainline Capacity 10,285 (k) = (i x j) Winter Season Mainline 25,410 (h) Winter Season San Juan Primary Receipt % 60.2% (l) Winter Season San Juan Primary Receipt Capacity 15,293 (m) =(h x l) Winter Season Cornudas Primary Receipt % 39.8% (n) Winter Season Cornudas Primary Receipt Capacity 10,117 (o) = (h x n) Summer Season Mainline 10,241 (k) Summer Season San Juan Primary Receipt % 60.7% (p) Summer Season San Juan Primary Receipt Capacity 6,217 (q) =(k x p) Summer Season Cornudas Primary Receipt % 39.3% (r) Summer Season Cornudas Primary Receipt Capacity 4,024 (s) = (k x r) CD Shipper Example 25,000 (a) 25,000 (b) 25,000 (c) = (a+b)/2 25,000 (d) 25,000 (e) 25,000 (f) =(d+e)/2 25,000 (c) 92.4% (g) 23,100 (h) = (c x g) 25,000 (i) 93.1% (j) 23,275 (k) = (i x j) 23,100 (h) 60.2% (l) 13,903 (m) =(h x l) 39.8% (n) 9,197 (o) = (h x n) 23,275 (k) 60.7% (p) 14,129 (q) =(k x p) 39.3% (r) 9,146 (s) = (k x r)

  11. Reservation Charge Credit Methodology Applied to Hypothetical Shippers Converted FR Example Shipper Primary Delivery Capacity 259,455 (a) Shipper Dollars per Month Reservation Charge $2,757,888 (b) Months in Season 6 (c) Dollars in Season $ 16,547,328 (d) =(b x c) Days in Season 181 (e) Dollars per Day $ 91,421.70 (f) = (d/e) One for one unit Reservation Credit $0.34966 (g) = (f/a) Hypothetical Unprovided Qty 1,500 (h) Dollars Credited to Shipper $ 524.48 (i) = (g x h) FR example is summer CD quantity for Winter Peaker CD Shipper Example 25,000 (a) $ 270,750 (b) 6 (c) $ 1,624,500 (d) =(b x c) 181 (e) $ 8,975.13 (f) = (d/e) $ 0.35901 (g) = (f/a) 1,500 (h) $ 538.51 (i) = (g x h)

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