Utica & Marcellus NGL & Natural Gas Markets & Takeaway Congress 2014

Providing Project And Infrastructure Updates And Identifying New Market Opportunities For Utica & Marcellus NGLs, Residue Gas And LNG To Ensure Optimal Markets Can Still Be Reached As Prices And Demand Fluctuate

Identifying Commercially Viable

Y-Grade, Ethane And Residue Gas Markets And Delivering Updates On Pipeline AndRail Takeaway Infrastructure CapacityTo Ensure Gas And NGL From The Utica AndMarcellus Reaches Optimally-Priced MarketsRegardless Of Supply And Demand Changes

Exciting Additions To The 2014 Agenda Include:

April 29-30, 2014 | Columbus | Ohio

Expert Insight From 25+ Industry Professionals Including Major E&P And Midstream Companies

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• BRAND NEW E&P SPEAKERS: Including Encore Energy, CONSOL Energy and Tenaska Resources LLC

• ETHANE MARKETS, TAKEAWAY & PROCESSING: Ensuring ethane attains optimal value at market: identifying optimal destinations, cracker facilities and transport options from the Utica and Marcellus

• Y-GRADE TAKEAWAY AND FRACTIONATION: Examining the status and capacity of NGL pipeline takeaway and fractionation projects being built relative to the amount of surplus NGL production in the Utica and Marcellus to justify continued production

• RAIL CARS: Investigating the accessibility and available capacity of pressurized rail cars to identify more flexible routes for taking NGL to higher priced markets

• UTICA CRUDE OIL AND CONDENSATES: Examining the refining locations and takeaway routes being used by Utica producers to identify optimal netback destination

Other Key Topics Of Discussion Include:

• PRODUCER UPDATES: Quantifying the proportion of oil vs. condensates vs. dry gas being produced in the Utica and Marcellus to identify the type and capacity of midstream expansion required

• NATURAL GAS MARKETS, TAKEAWAY & EXPORT: Analyzing domestic and global demand for natural gas to identify cost efficient transport solutions and high netback markets that can ultimately justify continued drilling in the region

• LNG MARKETS, PLANTS & EXPORT: Gauging local and global LNG demand to assess the commercial and regulatory feasibility of exporting LNG internationally

Steve Stengell President & CEO Encore Energy Inc.

Adam Bedard Senior Director - Strategic Planning & Market Analysis High Sierra Energy

James Cutler CEO Appalachian Resins

Robert Riga General Manger - Business Development Spectra Energy

Craig Neal Vice President - Northern Appalachian Operations CONSOL Energy

Les Smith Vice President - Business Development M3 Midstream

Hank Alexander Vice President - Business Development Sunoco Logistics Partners LLC

Audrea Hill Senior Director - Raw Materials & Hedging PotashCorp

Brian Melton Vice President - Pipeline Marketing & Business Development Blueknight Energy Partners, LPM Follow us @UnconventOilGasOrganized by

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UTICA & MARCELLUS FACT FILE:

According to the EIA and ODNR’s Division of Oil & Gas Resources….

• By 2016, production of NGLs from the Marcellus and Utica shales is expected to reach at least 650,000 barrels per day (bpd), marking an all-time high for production records

• Gas well production from the Marcellus shale play has reached 13 billion cubic feet per day

• The 245 wells in the Utica produced a total of 1,332,477 barrels of oil and 33,606,075 thousand cubic feet of natural gas in the third quarter

• While there are a total of 285 wells listed in the Utica, 40 of those wells reported no production as they are awaiting pipeline infrastructure

With Natural Gas and NGL production from both the Utica and Marcellus continuing to soar, it has become pertinent for E&P operators to evaluate genuine prospects for capitalizing on these high volumes of production against a backdrop of takeaway infrastructure shortages and low gas prices.

Identifying commercially viable Y-Grade, Ethane and residue gas markets, whilst driving forward the development of sufficient pipeline and rail takeaway capacity is going to be the key to ensuring

Utica & Marcellus gas, NGLs and LNG can still reach optimal markets when price and demand fluctuates.

The 4th Annual Utica & Marcellus NGL & Natural Gas Markets & Takeaway Congress 2014 has been designed to bring together VPs and CEOs from E&P and midstream companies to discuss opportunities for gathering, fractionation, processing and pipeline infrastructure build-out as well as identifying optimal prices for gas NGL and LNG markets to maximize netbacks in predominantly dry and wet gas producing fields.

E&P speakers including Encore Energy, CONSOL Energy and Tenaska Resources will provide production updates and forecasts to quantify volumes coming out of the Utica and Marcellus and assess how much extra capacity is needed for takeaway, fractionation and export.

Midstream speakers will provide updates on the latest timings, capacities and locations of takeaway, fractionation and processing construction for facilities that will handle the increased volumes of Natural Gas and NGL in the Marcellus and Utica.

DAY ONE: NGL

Day one will begin with both a Utica and Marcellus producer update to identify specific areas for midstream investment opportunities. Projected supply of gas, NGL and ethane will then be examined by an

expert panel against current demand to understand which markets will be able to absorb production in the next 5 years. Following that will be an assessment of ethane markets, takeaway and processing where speakers will identify optimal ethane destinations, cracker facilities and transport options from the Utica and Marcellus. The next section of presentations will look at NGL production, butane and propane markets and takeaway to understand the marketing capacity in the region. The day will end with a discussion on rail takeaway by examining the availability and capacity of rail cars to take NGL to market.

DAY TWO: NATURAL GAS & LNG

Day two will open with an examination of natural gas prices to determine how a leading midstream company plans to commercially absorb increases in gas production in the current low priced environment. The discussions will then move to analyze domestic and global demand for natural gas to identify cost efficient transport solutions and high netback markets to justify continued drilling in the region. Following that will be a discussion on LNG markets, plants and exports and last but not least, will be an update on crude refining and takeaway capacity as well as updates on condensate terminals and takeaway projects.

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Day 1: NGL8.30 Chair’s Opening Remarks

Chaired By: Steve Stengell, President & CEO, Encore Energy IncKEYNOTE: PRODUCER UPDATE, UTICA

8.40 Quantifying The Proportion Of Oil Vs. Condensates Vs. Dry Gas Being Produced In the Utica And Marcellus To Identify The Type And Capacity Of Midstream Expansion Required

•UsinglatestwellresultstodetermineiftheUticaisprovingasprolificasoriginallytouted

•AssessingwhichtechnicalandstrategicfactorsaredrivingproducersintheNorthEastandhowthiswillimpactproductionvolumes

•ExaminingthecommercialityofproductionintheUticaoilwindowtoassesstheextenttowhichmidstreamexpansionshouldcaterforliquids

•Evaluatingproducer’supdatesonrigs,wellsanddrillingbudgetsoverthenext5yearsandhowthiswillchangesupplyanddemanddynamics

Steve Stengell, President & CEO, Encore Energy Inc

9.10 Question & Answer Session

KEYNOTE: PRODUCER UPDATE, UTICA & MARCELLUS

9.20 Detailing Production Plans From A Marcellus Operator To Identify Specific Areas For Midstream Investment Opportunities

•Reserves:DataupdatesfromE&Pcompaniesshowingthelatestfiguresonrecoverablereservesfromtheiracreagetoforecastproductionvolumes

•Producttypes:Analyzingtheproducttypesbeingforecastedforproductionintheregiontodeterminewhethergasorliquidpipelinesaremostneeded

•Location:Pinpointingthelocationsofthewellstoidentifyfutureareasofconcentratedproductionandconsequently,midstreamdemand

•Timeline:Hearingwhentheseprojectswillbegoingonlinetoplanformidstreambuildout

Craig Neal, VP Northern Appalachia Operations, Consol Energy


DEMAND VS SUPPLY: PANEL

10.00 Forecasting Global Market Demand For Residue Gas, NGL And Ethane To Identify Which Markets Will Be Able To Absorb Production At Commercially Viable Prices Over The Next 5 Years

•Pricingforecast:PredictinghowNGLpricesaregoingtoevolveoverthenext5yearsandwhatthismeansforproductioneconomicsintheMarcellusandUtica

•AssessinghowincreasinglevelsofdrygasfromtheUticawillimpactpricinginthenearfuture

•QuantifyingthegasandNGLpricelevelsatwhichinfrastructurebuildoutintheUticaandMarcellusbecomesuneconomic

•IdentifyinghowexportandglobalmarketopportunitiescouldinfluencethemarketabilityofNGLandgas

Steve Stengell, President & CEO, Encore Energy IncJames Cutler, CEO, Appalachian Resins


10.40 Morning Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

ETHANE MARKETS, TAKEAWAY & PROCESSINGENSURING ETHANE ATTAINS OPTIMAL VALUE AT MARKET:

IDENTIFYING OPTIMAL DESTINATIONS, CRACKER FACILITIES AND TRANSPORT OPTIONS FROM THE UTICA

AND MARCELLUS

ETHANE TAKEAWAY

11.10 Delivering The Latest Updates On The Enterprise To Quantify How It Will Impact Ethane Pricing And Production Economics

•Quantifyingthecapacityofthepipelinetodeterminethepercentageofcurrentethaneproductionitwillbe

abletohandle•Batching:Understandingwhetherthepipelinewill

batchethanewithNGLandhowthiswillimpactpureethanetakeawaycapacity

•Consideringtheoutlookforethaneproductionoverthefiveyearstopredictopportunitiesforinfrastructureinvestment

Hank Alexander, VP Business Development, Sunoco Logistics Partners LLC


ETHANE CRACKER UPDATE

11.50 Providing Updates On Proposed Ethane Crackers To Predict How Much Extra NGL Production It Will Enable In The Region

•Evaluatingthelatesttimelinefortheethanecrackertodeterminehowquicklyitwillbeonline

•AssessingtheextenttowhichtheregionalcrackerwillunlockproductionintheMarcellusregion

•AssessingROIonadditionalethanecrackerinvestmentsintheNorthEasttoevaluatethelikelihoodoffutureconstructionprojects

Jim Cutler, CEO, Appalachian Resins


12.30 Lunch In Exhibition Showcase Area

ETHANE MARKETS

1.30 Quantifying Demand For Ethane In The Gulf Coast And Internationally To Guide Takeaway Investment And Enable Access To Optimal Market Destinations

•QuantifyingdemandintheGulfCoasttoasseswhetherit’sgoingtobeeconomicallyfeasibletoproduceethaneintheUticaandMarcellusgoingforward

•Discussinghowaccessibilitytokeymarketswillevolveoverthenext5yearstoguideproductionstrategyanddecisionsonwhetherornottorejectethane

•Exploringhowdemandforethaneisevolvinginternationallytoassesstimingforinvestmentandlocationsforbuildoutprojects

Dr. Michael Scott, Operations Research Analyst, EIA


NGL PRODUCTION, MARKETS & TAKEAWAYEXAMINING NGL AND GAS PRODUCTION, TAKEAWAY

CAPACITY AND MARKETS TO DRIVE MARKETING CAPACITY IN THE UTICA AND MARCELLUS

NGL/Y-GRADE TAKEAWAY

2.10 Examining The Status And Capacity Of NGL Pipeline Takeaway Projects Being Built Relative To The Amount Of Surplus NGL Production In The Utica And Marcellus

•Understandingthecapacitytotransportvs.capacitytoproducetoassesswhethercapacitywillcontinuetolagproductivecapacityorviceversa

•ExploringtheanticipatedchargesforYgradepipelinetransporttoassesseconomicsofuseandplanforbudgetallocation

•AssessingthefeasibilityofbatchingNGLtransportwithethanetakeawayandtheextenttowhichthiscoulddrivedowntariffs

•EvaluatingcapacityattheMarinerEastProjecttoassesstheoperationalfeasibilityoftakingNGLoutoftheNorthEastArea

Hank Alexander, VP Business Development, Sunoco Logistics Partners LLC


NGL FRACTIONATION CAPACITY

2.50 Fractionation Plant Updates: Quantifying How Much Extra Processing Capacity Will Be Added, Where It Will Be Located And When It Will Be Available

•HearingthelatestfractionationconstructionupdatestoassesstheavailabilityofcapacityforthecontinuedproductionofliquidsintheMarcellusandUtica

•Assessingtheeconomicsofplantinvestmentrelativetoliquidsproductionforecaststocalculatethebusinesscaseforconstruction

•Newfacilities:Assessingthenetbackstoproducernetoftransportationandfractionationcosts

Les Smith, VP Business Development, M3 Midstream LLC


3.30 Afternoon Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

MARKETS: PROPANE & BUTANE

4.00 Evaluating Domestic Demand And Takeaway Infrastructure For Propane And Butane To Predict Production Economics

•Sarnia-Propane:AssessingthelatestdemandforecastsforMarcellusandUticapropaneinCanada’skeypropanemarket

•Understandinghowpredictedpricingchangeswillaffecttheeconomicsofpropaneandbutanetoassesswhetherasituationsimilartotheethaneissuewillarise

•EvaluatingthepipelineinfrastructureforpropaneandbutanebeyondtheGulfCoastandPhiladelphiatoscopeoutbettermarketaccess

Adam Bedard, Senior Director for Strategic Planning and Market Analysis, High Sierra


RAIL TAKEAWAYEXAMINING THE AVAILABILITY AND CAPACITY OF RAIL

CARS TO TAKE NGL TO MARKET

RAIL CARS

4.40 Investigating Rail Car Availability and Terminal Infrastructure To Identify More Flexible Routes For Taking NGL To Higher Priced Markets

•Assessingtheamountofpressurizedrailcarsthatareavailabletotheindustrytofillthecurrentgapleftbypipelines

•Railterminals:assessingthecapacityandhowrailoperatorsplantoincreaserailroadtraffictoaccommodateNGLfromtheUticaandMarcellus

•Evaluatingthecapabilitiesforloadingcarsattheplantandtheunloadingcarsatdeliveryterminal

Carol Orndoff, Director - Chemicals Marketing, Norfolk Southern Railroad


5.20 Chair’s Closing Remarks

5.30 - 6.30 Networking Drinks Reception In Exhibition Showcase Area


“I liked the technology combined with the

commercial and other considerations.”

MARATHON OIL

Tuesday April 29, 2014

8.30 Chair’s Opening Remarks

Chaired By: Steve Stengell, President & CEO, Encore Energy IncNATURAL GAS PRICES: MIDSTREAM PERSPECTIVE

8.40 Examining How A Leading Midstream Company Plans To Commercially Absorb Increases in Gas Production In The Current Low Priced Environment

•Evaluatinghowmidstreamproducersarerespondingtofluctuatinggaspriceswithoutdecreasingcapacityavailabletoproducers

•QuantifyinghowpricingisandhasimpactedthebuildoutofgasmidstreaminfrastructureintheUticaandMarcellustopredicthowcurrentpriceswillimpactfutureprojects

•Studyingdataonthepriceenvironmenttounderstandthetrendsandimpactsonnaturalgasproduction,andconsequently,midstreaminvestment

Brett Nixon, Director of Business Development, PVR Partners


NATURAL GAS MARKETS, TAKEAWAY & EXPORTANALYZING DOMESTIC AND GLOBAL DEMAND FOR

NATURAL GAS TO IDENTIFY COST EFFICIENT TRANSPORT SOLUTIONS AND HIGH NETBACK MARKETS THAT CAN

ULTIMATELY JUSTIFY CONTINUED DRILLING IN THE REGION

RESIDUE GAS: DOMESTIC MARKETS

9.20 Examining New Domestic Markets And Areas Of Demand For Residue Gas To Discover Opportunities For Improving The Commercial Feasibility Of Production

•ExamininggasmarketsbeyondtheNorthEastandGulfCoasttoascertainnewmarketsprospects

•AssessingpricinganddemandintheSouthEastUSandMid-Continentgasmarketsplacestoassessthefeasibilityoftakegastotheseareas

•Consideringtheextenttowhichthepetrochemicals,fertilizers,powerfacilities,utilitiesindustriescouldbeaccessedtostimulategrowthingasdemand

Audrea Hill, Senior Director of Raw Materials & Hedging, PotashCorp


10.00 Morning Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

RESIDUE GAS TAKEAWAY: NEXUS, OPEN, TEAM - SOUTH EXPANSION

10.30 Hearing The Very Latest Updates On The Nexus, Open Team South Expansion For Taking Marcellus And Utica Production Growth To Markets

•Examiningproposedprojectsforgastakeaway:timelines,capacities,locations

•AssessingthetariffsofnewprojectsrelativetogaspricestodeterminewhetherusewillbecommerciallyfeasibleInvestigatingthedisparitybetweencurrentcapacityandproductiontoforecasttheextenttowhichnewprojectswillfillthegap

•Reviewingdelaysandproblemswithinstallingandbuildingtheinfrastructureandhowthiswillaffectwhennewcapacitywillbeavailable

Robert Riga, General Manager - Business Development, Spectra Energy


RESIDUE GAS TAKEAWAY: ROCKIES EXPRESS PIPELINE

11.10 Rockies Express Pipeline Update: Evaluating Current Capacity Restrictions To Understand Tall Grass Energy’s Plans To Increase It

•MappingthecurrentgastakeawayfacilitiesavailableintheUticatoidentifygapsbetweensupplyandcapacity

•Hearingamajormidstreamoperator’sspecificplans

toconnectnaturalgassuppliesandmarketsinboththenearandlongterm

•Pinpointingwherepipelineswillbeplacedandhowmuchcapacitytheywilloffer

•Forecastingwhentheywillbeavailableforusetoincorporatedatesintogastakeawaystrategy

Doug Walker, VP Business Development, Tall Grass Energy


PERMITTINGMANAGING STATE AND FEDERAL PIPELINE PERMIT

PROCEDURES TO EXPEDITE THE APPROVAL PROCESS

PIPELINE PERMITTING: PANEL

11.50 Examining How To Expedite The Approval Of Pipeline Permits In PA, WV and OH To Ensure Projects Can Consistently Be Delivered On Time

•Examiningthestateandfederalpermittingrequirementsandtimeframesandhowtostreamlineapplicationstoensurefundedprojectsarestartedassoonaspossible

•Learninghowtonavigatethroughtypicalpermittingobstacleslike404toavoidredflagslikeculturalresourcesorendangeredspecies

•Strategictiming:preparingcompleteapplicationsforprojectsacrossvariouspermits:401,402,404,Section10,ENS.

Ric Queen, Senior Environmental Manager, Ohio EPA

Scott Hans, Regulatory Branch Chief, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers12.20 Lunch In Exhibition Showcase Area

RESIDUE GAS TAKEAWAY: TRANSCANADA PROJECT UPDATE

1.20 Hearing The Very Latest Updates On TransCanada’s Pipeline Projects To Understand The Capacity To Take Marcellus And Utica Production Growth To Market

•Examiningproposedprojectsforgastakeaway:timelines,capacities,locations

•Assessingthetariffsofnewprojectsrelativetogaspricestodeterminewhetherusewillbecommerciallyfeasible

•Investigatingthedisparitybetweencurrentcapacityandproductiontoforecasttheextenttowhichnewprojectswillfillthegap

•Reviewingdelaysandproblemswithinstallingandbuildingtheinfrastructureandhowthiswillaffectwhennewcapacitywillbeavailable


GAS FOR FRACTURING

2.00 Examining The Economics And Operational Feasibility Of Using Gas To Power Fracturing And Production Operations To Identify New Areas Of Demand

•Examininghowproducersareusinggasfordrillingandfracturingoperationsandforecastinghowthisareaofdemandislikelytogrowinthefuture

•Hearingacasestudyonhowanoperatorconvertedfromdieseltogasfuelledfieldoperations

•QuantifyinglongtermcostsavingsthatcanresultsfromconvertingtoLNGenginesforproduction

•Consideringthecost-benefitofusingnaturalgasasanalternativeonsitepowersourceandhowthiscouldimpactstrategicplanning

Justin Harsany, Procurement Specialist, Seneca Resources


LNG MARKETS & PLANTSGAUGING LOCAL AND GLOBAL LNG DEMAND TO ASSESS

THE COMMERCIAL AND REGULATORY FEASIBILITY OF EXPORTING LNG INTERNATIONALLY

LNG PLANT UPDATES: PANEL

2.40 LNG Plant Updates: Identifying Which Proposed Plants Are Going Ahead, When They Will Be Available And How Export Will Affect Pricing In Global Markets

•Hearingthelatestupdatesfromplantoperatorsonwhichapprovedplantsaregoingaheadandwhentheywillbeavailable

•ConsideringwhatwillhappenifpricesstarttoriseandhowitwillaffectLNGplantinfrastructureandcapitalinvestment

•Understandingwhotheplayersare,whattheyareofferingandwhattheirhowtheirsolutionsaffectthebottomlinetogainbetterinsightinLNGeconomics

•Exploringthelatestdevelopmentsinfuellingtrucks,railandmarinetransportwithLNGtoassesstheoperationalcostandfeasibilityofcapitalizingonthisareaofdemand

•Hearingthelatestupdatesonnaturalgasvehiclegrowthtoquantifydemandinthismarketoverthenext5years

Ronald McGlade, VP Midstream, Marketing and Business Business Development, Tenaska Resources, LLC


3.20 Afternoon Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

UTICA CRUDE OIL & CONDENSATESEXAMINING OPTIMAL REFINING LOCATIONS AND

TAKEAWAY CAPACITY FOR UTICA CRUDE AND CONDENSATE

CRUDE REFINING AND TAKEAWAY

3.50 Examining In Which Markets Utica Crude Producers Are Achieving Optimal Pricing And The Cost-Effective Takeaway Options Being Used To Take It There

•HearingthelatestcrudeupdatesfromproducersintheUticatoassesstheextenttowhichsupplyisbeingmetbymidstreamcapacity

•AssessingthedomesticrefinerydemandforcrudeandinwhichmarketsUticaproducersareattainingthehighestnetback

•EvaluatingtheimpactareductionincrudepricewillhaveonproductioneconomicstoforecasttherealisticsustainabilityofUticacrudeproductionrelativetotransportationcosts

Erik Johnson, VP & General Manager, Canopy Prospecting Inc


CONDENSATE TAKEAWAY

4.30 Evaluating Updates On Condensate Terminal And Takeaway Projects In The North East To Identify The Most Cost Effective Route To Market

•Examiningthetakeawayoptionsforcondensatesviapipe,truckorrailtoestablishwhichmethodismostcosteffectiveforNorthEastproducers

•Foreseeingwherecondensatecapacitiesaregoingtobeavailabletodeterminestrategiclocationsforpotentialmidstreamexpansion

•Consideringthenumeroustakeawaymarketsforcondensatestodeterminetheirrelativeimpactonnetback

•Forecastingtransportcostsandtariffstocondensatemarketstoassesshowthecostswillaffectnetback

Brian Melton, Vice President - Pipeline Marketing and Business Development, Blueknight Energy Partners, LP


5.10 Chair’s Closing Remarks

5.20 End Of Conference


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