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FGT Pipeline System Update: Enhancing Gas Utility Infrastructure in Florida

Explore FGT's 2006 Annual Meeting highlights, including updates on pipeline systems, deliveries, storage connections, and future supply options. Learn about expansion projects and FGT's readiness to meet growing gas demand effectively.

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FGT Pipeline System Update: Enhancing Gas Utility Infrastructure in Florida

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  1. Florida Gas Utility 2006 Annual Meeting FGT Pipeline System Update Jack Boatman

  2. Southern Union – Panhandle EnergyWidespread Asset Base

  3. FGT-Daily Average Deliveries In Florida2003-2005 Daily Avg (MMMBtu/d) 1,641 1,678 1,747

  4. FGT Market Area Deliveries-2006MMMBtu/day 1,494 1,608 1,317 1,846 1,965 2,034

  5. FGT-Deliveries By End Use-2005

  6. Existing Storage Connections Bay Gas 600,000 Mcf/d Egan Hub 250,000 Mcf/d Petal Storage (via Destin) 500,000 Mcf/d Duke Spindletop 100,000 Mcf/d Bridgeline – Napoleonville 140,000 Mcf/d

  7. New/Expanded Storage Connections Bay Gas 1 Bcf/d Proposed Liberty [Sempra] 400 MM/d 2006 Bobcat 300 MM/d 2007 MoBay [Falcon] Fall 2007 Southern Pines [SG Resources] 600 MM/d Mid 2007 Pine Prairie [PAA/Vulcan] 400 MM/d 2006

  8. FGT-New Supply Options in the Future Duke/Centerpoint El Paso Enbridge Gulf South South Florida LNG Chevron LNG ExxonMobil LNG Gulf LNG Sempra LNG Trunkline / BG LNG Kinder Morgan P/L Chevron & Total LNG

  9. Current Elba Island LNG Terminal

  10. Elba Island Gas Supply Reactivation Phase II Total Phase III 2010/2012 Start-up Dec-2001 – Feb 2006 Storage Capacity (Bcf) Sendout (MMcfd) 4.0 675 3.3 540 15.7 2,115 8.4 900 Note: Committed gas supply from Trinidad, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, and Qatar

  11. SNG Cypress Project JEA Brandy Branch Progress Hines Elba Island Phase I – 220/d SNG FGT SCANA AGL (B’wick)

  12. 24 26 SNG Cypress Project (Elba LNG) Pipeline Loop Upgrade Compression Pipeline Loop Upgrade Compression Pipeline Loop PROGRESS – HINES FGT Phase VII Expansion 100 MM/day – incremental firm capacity In-Service Date – May 2007

  13. SNG Cypress Project (Elba LNG) FGT East Leg Expansion Project • Mainline Expansion in Florida • Summer 2008 In-Service Date

  14. Projected Annual Gas UsePeninsular Florida Bcf/d FGT & Gulfstream Expansions FGT Phase VII 3.5 3.3 FGT & Gulfstream 3.0 2.5 2.0

  15. Future on FGT • FGT is adding / expanding gas storage connections • New and diverse gas supply options will be available • FGT Expansion Projects in Progress • Phase VII • East Leg Mainline Expansion • Significant investment in pipeline infrastructure • FGT is well positioned to help meet growing gas demand

  16. Thank You!

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