AGL Resources’ Footprint
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Pivotal Energy DevelopmentCentral Valley Gas Storage (CVGS)
Request for Interest – February 14th 2013
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Central Valley Gas Storage Details
• Working Gas• Max Injection Capability• Max Withdrawal Capability• Interconnect• Nominations
: up to 11.0 MMDth: up to 300 MDth/Day: up to 300 MDth/Day: PG&E Line 401: PG&E City Gate
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CVGS Competitive Advantages
• Location, Location, Location!• Market Area Storage at the PG&E gate – Highly Liquid Index/Basis Point
– PG&E City gate pool requires no additional costs to / from Central Valley
• Ease of entry into “physical business”• Reliable Access to Diverse Supply Base
– Canadian Supplies– Rocky Mountain / Midcontinent – Permian Basin / Southwest– Local California Supplies
• Favorable Reservoir Characteristics allowing Flexible Firm Services
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Contact Information
• Kevin Conneighton
Managing Director, Midstream
630-245-7826
• John Fortman
Director, Commercial Services
630-245-7845
• Oscar Towne
Commercial Analyst, Commercial Services
630-245-7814