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Joe Kiely Vice President of Operations, Ports-to-Plains Alliance

Finney County Economic Development Annual Meeting January 20, 2010. Joe Kiely Vice President of Operations, Ports-to-Plains Alliance. Ports-to-Plains Alliance. It’s about connections …. A pipeline!. Ports-to-Plains Alliance. PORTS-TO-PLAINS ALLIANCE WHAT WE’VE ACHIEVED Since 1998

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Joe Kiely Vice President of Operations, Ports-to-Plains Alliance

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  1. Finney County Economic Development Annual Meeting January 20, 2010 Joe Kiely Vice President of Operations, Ports-to-Plains Alliance

  2. Ports-to-Plains Alliance It’s about connections …. A pipeline!

  3. Ports-to-Plains Alliance

  4. PORTS-TO-PLAINS ALLIANCE WHAT WE’VE ACHIEVED • Since 1998 • Over $1 billion new highway investment • $192.2 Million currently • Grew from 4-state coalition to 9-state alliance • Partners in Canada & Mexico • Staff in CO, NE, ND, TX and DC

  5. Corridor 51 – S.P.I.R.I.T. 54 Corridor 48 – Route 50 High Plains Corridor Interstate 70

  6. Nearly half of U.S. oil and gas production Source: U.S. Department of Energy Why Does the Alliance Matter?

  7. Primary pipeline corridor for North America’s oil Why Does the Alliance Matter?

  8. 7 of America’s top 10 wind states Source: U.S. Department of Energy Why Does the Alliance Matter?

  9. America’s agricultural heartland. Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture Why Does the Alliance Matter?

  10. Elected Officials State and Federal

  11. Why Kansas? … The Corridor is not in Kansas … Kansas has Interstate 35 …

  12. Why Kansas? … It’s about a Pipeline … Connections

  13. Why Kansas? … It’s about a Domestic Trade … Over $19 billion

  14. Why Kansas? … It’s about North American Trade … Mexico … Exports … Truck …$535m up 55% since 2004 Rail … $709m up 254% since 2004

  15. Why Kansas? … It’s about North American Trade … Mexico … Imports … Truck …$338m up 24% since 2004 Rail … $68m down 74% since 2004

  16. Why Kansas? … It’s about North American Trade … Canada … Exports … Truck …$1.5b up 98% since 2004 Rail … $747m up 155% since 2004

  17. Why Kansas? … It’s about North American Trade … Canada … Imports … Truck …$1.5b up 20% since 2004 Rail … $229m down 1% since 2004

  18. Why Kansas? … It’s about North American Trade … Alberta … Exports … $240.7m Saskatchewan … Exports … $122.9m

  19. Why Kansas? … It’s about North American Trade … Tampalipas … Exports … $10.3m Coahuila … Exports … $9.2m Nuevo Leon … Exports … $236m

  20. Why Kansas? … It’s about a Common Economy … Energy … Oil Reserves 243 million barrels Share of U.S. 1.3% Rotary Rigs in Operation 11 Share of U.S. 0.6% Crude Oil Producing Wells 54,605 Share of U.S. 10.4% Crude Oil Refinery Capacity 331,200 barrels/calendar day Share of U.S. 1.9%

  21. Why Kansas? … It’s about a Common Economy … Energy … Dry Natural Gas Reserves 3.557 billion cu ft Share of US 1.5% Natural Gas Producing Wells 19,713 Share of U.S. 4.4% Natural Gas Liquids Reserves 181 million barrels Share of U.S. 2.0%

  22. Why Kansas? … It’s about a Common Economy … Energy … Electricity Generation Total Net Electricity Generation 3,736 thousand MWh Share of U.S. 1.1% Petroleum-Fired 4 thousand MWh Share of U.S. 0.2% Natural Gas-Fired 169 thousand MWh Share of U.S. 0.2%

  23. Why Kansas? … It’s about a Common Economy … Energy … Electricity Generation Coal-Fired 2,581 thousand MWh Share of U.S. 1.9% Nuclear 849 thousand MWh Share of U.S. 1.3% Other Renewables 130 thousand MWh Share of U.S. 1.3%

  24. Why Kansas? … It’s about a Common Economy … Energy … Wind Power Capacity - Existing projects (MW): 1013.5 Power Capacity - Projects under construction (MW): 12.5 Rank In US (by Existing Capacity): 10

  25. Why Kansas? … It’s about a Common Economy … Agriculture … Number of Farms 2007 65,531 2002 64,414 Change 2% Land in Farms 2007 46,345,827 acres 2002 47,227,944 acres Change -2% Average Size of Farm 2007 707 acres 2002 733 acres Change -4%

  26. Why Kansas? … It’s about a Common Economy … Agriculture … Market Value of Products Sold 2007 $14.4 billion 2002 $8.7 billion Change 65% Crop Sales $4,887,212,000 (34 percent) Livestock Sales $9,525,971,000 (66 percent)

  27. Why Kansas? … It’s about the rural heartland … • Most communities under 20,000 population • Most communities are a long way from their state capitals. • Most communities have little voice in Washington, D.C.

  28. Why Kansas? … It’s about Politics … 1 vote out of 435 2 votes out of 100 By elected officials who cover a huge, diverse, geographic area.

  29. Kansas and PTP Alliance … It’s a discussion … Is it beneficial to all parties? …

  30. Kansas and PTP Alliance … PTP Alliance Memberships • Regular Members • Municipalities $0.61 per capital • Counties $0.10 per capita • Voting Members, Eligible for Board of Directors

  31. Kansas and PTP Alliance … PTP Alliance Memberships • Associate Members • Alliance Members Negotiated • Regional Sister Organizations … Staffing • One Board of Directors Seat

  32. Kansas and PTP Alliance … PTP Alliance Memberships Associate Members Chambers/ED $250 No voting status

  33. Kansas and PTP Alliance … PTP Alliance Memberships Associate Members Business Members $2,000-$50,000 Advisory Council and Workgroups

  34. Energy Summit April 8-9, 2010 Omni-Interlocken Hotel Broomfield, CO

  35. Washington, DC Fly-in April 26-30, 2010

  36. Annual Meeting Tentative Schedule … September/October Tentative Location … Rapid City, SD

  37. Joe Kiely Vice President of Operations P.O. Box 9 Limon, CO 80828 P: 303-586-1787 C: 719-740-2240 joe.kiely@portstoplains.com www.portstoplains.com

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