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Eric Marsh | Executive Vice-President,
Natural Gas Economy
The Natural Gas Economy
Creating Increased Markets for Natural Gas
The New Encana: Calgary | March 16, 2010
the clear energy choice New York | March 18, 2010
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Natural Gas Economy Mission
Our mission is to establish natural gas as the foundation of
North America’s energy portfolio
• Abundant!
• Affordable!
• Clean!
• Reliable!
• Domestic Solution!
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Encana’s Future Vision
Cleaner, More Attractive Energy Solutions
Abundance of Natural Gas enables an energy plan that
will include…
• Natural gas as preferred fuel for power generation
• Clean, price competitive and improved health benefits
• Addresses large component of emission targets
• Creation of Natural Gas Highways
• New industry creates jobs, government revenue, economic
growth
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Natural Gas Future Has Changed
Technology Unlocks Shale Plays
Evolution of the Haynesville Play Canada and U.S. Resource Estimates
First month Production Well Cost Years of Supply
(MMcfe/d) (US $MM/well)
Tcf
18 $18 120 Recoverable Resource 3,300
16 $16 Proved Reserves
Facility 97 102 2,750
14 Constraints $14
85 90 92
12 $12 80 2,200
10 $10 60
8 $8
1,650
6 $6 40 1,100
4 $4
2 $2
550
0 $0
0 0
Q4-08 Q1-09 Q2-09 Q3-09 Q4-09 Q1-10F
PGC 2006EIA/NEB Navig't ICF EIA/NEBPGC 2009
2007 2008 2008 2009
• Stronger wells for less cost • 2,600 Tcf of total resource
• Well costs down 20% • 100+ year supply at 70 Bcf/d
• Production up over 100% • 70+ year supply at 100 bcf/d
Gas shale plays are an industry Target new market
changing breakthrough 25 Bcf/day or 30% increase
Source: EIA, CSUG, IHS Energy www.encana.com
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New Abundance Has Changed Price
Natural Gas - The Most Economically Competitive Fuel
NYMEX Oil, Coal and Gas Spot Prices
Price per MMBTU
• Abundant natural gas
$25
supply minimizes price
NYMEX Oil fluctuations
$20
Hurricanes
Katrina and Rita • Cost of natural gas is at
$15
least 50% lower than oil
$10
$5
NYMEX Gas
NYMEX Coal
$0
Jan- Jul- Jan- Jul- Jan- Jul- Jan- Jul- Jan- Jul- Jan- Jul- Jan- Jul- Jan-
03 03 04 04 05 05 06 06 07 07 08 08 09 09 10
Source: EIA, NYMEX www.encana.com
New Abundance Has Changed Price
Natural Gas - The Most Economically Competitive Fuel
NYMEX Oil, Coal and Gas Spot Prices
Price per MMBTU
$25
• Natural gas can have
more than 60% greater
$20
NYMEX Oil efficiency in power
Hurricanes generation
Katrina and Rita
$15
$10 • Can be price equivalent
on a unit of power basis
$5
NYMEX Gas
$0
Effective NYMEX Coal • In certain markets,
Jan- Jul- Jan- Jul- Jan- Jul- Jan- Jul- Jan- Jul- Jan- Jul- Jan- Jul- Jan- natural gas is the most
03 03 04 04 05 05 06 06 07 07 08 08 09 09 10
economic choice
Source: EIA, NYMEX www.encana.com
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Natural Gas is the Most Affordable Choice
Levelized Cost Profile of New Generation
Average Cost for Plants Entering Service by 2016
US$/kWh
$0.40
$0.40
$0.35
$0.30
$0.26
$0.25
$0.20
$0.14
$0.15
$0.11 $0.11 $0.10 $0.10 $0.08
$0.10 $0.08
$0.05
$0.00
Solar PV Solar Wind Hydro Advanced Advanced Conv Coal Baseload Baseload
Thermal Nuclear Coal Nat Gas Nat Gas
Conv. CC Advanced
CC
Levelized Capital Cost Fixed O&M Variable O&M (incl. fuel) Transmission Investment
Source: EIA, Annual Energy Outlook 2009 www.encana.com
Where are the largest opportunities?
Canada and U.S. Energy Consumption by Sector
Input Energy Consumption Annual CO2 Emissions
(281 Bcfe/d) (6.1 Billion Metric Tonnes)
79 Bcfe/d
Transport
Transport
28%
33%
Electric
39%
Industrial
2.0 Billion MT
21%
110 Bcfe/d 2.3 Billion MT
Electric
39%
Commercial Industrial Residential
5% 18% 6%
Residential Commercial
7% 4%
Need to focus on Electric Power and Transportation Sectors
(70% of total emissions) to move the “Emission Reduction Needle”
Source: EIA AEO 2010 preliminary release, CANSIM, Environment www.encana.com
Canada, Encana
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Canada and U.S. Emissions Solutions
Federal Targets Aligned for 2020
Million metric tons CO2
8,000 Business as
usual case
7,000
6,000 1.3B metric tons
5,000 17% reduction
by 2020
4,000
3,000
2,000
1,000
83% reduction
by 2050
0
2005 2020F 2050F
2020F Impacts
• Proposed natural gas plans can accomplish the emissions reduction goal through:
• Displacement of coal-fired electricity generation
• Partnership with renewable sources of electricity generation
• Evolution of natural gas for transportation
Source: Environment Canada, EIA, World Resources Institute www.encana.com
Solutions to Emission Reduction Plan
Canada and U.S. 2020 Emission Reduction Options
What can 15 Bcfe/d in electricity generation and 10 Bcfe/d in transportation achieve?
Industrial/Res/ Total
Scenarios Electricity Transportation
Com Savings
All sectors responsible for -534 -443 -342 -1,319
meeting 17% reduction
target -17% -17% -17% -17%
Natural gas solution for: -1,455 -227 +363 -1,319
electricity (+15 Bcfe/d) and
transportation (+10 Bcfe/d) -51% -7% +24% -17%
Natural gas enables the 1,319 million tonne target for 2020
• First row - emissions reductions from business as usual in million tonnes of CO2
• Second row percent reductions are from 2005 levels
• Assumes gas 34% and renewable 25% of electrical generation mix
Source: EIA, StatsCan, Encana www.encana.com
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Natural Gas - Cleanest and Affordable Choice
Electrical Generation Options to 2020
Current Mix (2009) – 4,500 TWH
Coal Natural Gas Nuclear Renewables Emissions Cost
42% 21% 20% 17% = 2,340 MMT 0.09 $/kWH
Case 1: 2020 Mix (Growth in Renewables) – 5,200 TWH
Coal Natural Gas Nuclear Renewables Emissions Cost
42% 13% 20% 25% = 2,490 MMT 0.10 $/kWH
Case 2: 2020 Mix (Growth in Renewables and Natural Gas) – 5,200 TWH
Coal Natural Gas Nuclear Renewables Emissions Cost
21% 34% 20% 25% = 1,837 MMT 0.10 $/kWH
If growth in renewable energy and natural gas
displace coal, the cost will be the same,
but the emissions will be 30% lower
Source: EIA, StatsCan, Encana www.encana.com
The Natural Gas Solution to Better Air Quality
Additional Social and Economic Benefit
Increased natural gas use creates significant reduction in other
harmful emissions
• Less NOX, SO2, mercury, arsenic and others
• Better human health
• Study indicates health cost can contribute up to ~$0.03/KWhr for coal power generation
Large improvements to hazardous NOX (38%) and SO2 (52%) emissions
Case 1: Coal Weighted Case 2: Natural Gas Weighted
NOX Emissions (million metric tons) SO2 NOX Emissions (million metric tons) SO2
3.5 14 3.5 14
3.0 12 3.0 12
2.5 10 2.5 10
2.0 8 2.0 8
1.5 6 1.5 6
1.0 4 1.0 4
0.5 2 0.5 2
0.0 0 0.0 0
NOX SO2 NOX SO2
Sources: National Academy of Science, Encana estimates with www.encana.com
15 Bcf/d of coal displacement
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North American Opportunity: Transportation
Natural Gas Vehicle Growth by Continent
Natural gas vehicles by Italy as an analog
continent
Natural gas vehicles (millions)
• ~600,000 NGVs
• 37% growth since 2007
5.0
• NGVs have 7% market share of all
4.0 new vehicles purchased
3.0 • Cost of CNG is 50% to 60% less
expensive than gasoline
2.0
• Government incentives
1.0
• Italy imports 89% of natural gas
0.0
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008
Asia Europe N. America
S. America Africa
Fiat Qubo
Natural Power
Source: IANGV, NGVA Europe, Fiat www.encana.com
Natural Gas as Transportation Fuel
Most Affordable and Cleanest Choice
Retail Cost of Fuels
Price per gasoline litre equivalent (GLE) in C$
$1.50
Gasoline
$1.25
Diesel
$1.00
20% - 40%
cheaper
$0.75 per GLE
$0.50 Transportation,
Estimated CNG/LNG distribution,
compression,
$0.25 liquefaction
AECO
and taxes
$0.00
Jan-05 Jul-05 Jan-06 Jul-06 Jan-07 Jul-07 Jan-08 Jul-08 Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10
Source: Natural Resources Canada; Encana www.encana.com
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U.S. & Canada Natural Gas Use Opportunity
Transportation Sector
2009 Consumption by Vehicle Type
Bcfe/d
60
60% Total Market Volume: 79 Bcfe/d
50
40
30
20 20%
16%
10
4%
0
Auto Rail, Air, Military, Int. Freight Trucks Comm. Trucks,
Shipping Buses, Dom.
Shipping
Source: Data and forecast from EIA www.encana.com
Canada’s Natural Gas Highways
Clean, Affordable, Job Creation, Economic Growth
• Proposed world leading clean energy transportation corridors
• East: Quebec City, QC to Windsor, ON
• West: Edmonton, AB to Vancouver, BC
• Industry partners, federal and provincial governments
Source: Encana www.encana.com
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Canada’s Natural Gas Highways
Highlights of a New Canadian Industry
A Vision for 2025
• 145,000 clean burning natural gas trucks fueled by LNG
• 2.4 million light duty vehicles fueled by CNG
• Approximately 1.4 Bcf/d of natural gas consumption in transportation
• 15-30 medium size and 10-20 large size LNG plants
• Over 900 CNG and/or LNG natural gas fueling stations
• Over 50,000 new jobs
• 4-6 million tons per year CO2 emissions reductions
Source: EPA estimates, Encana reference case – illustrative example www.encana.com
Natural Gas Economy
Encana’s Natural Gas Transportation Project Activity
• Company CNG Stations forecast
• Clearwater Q4 2010
• Fort Nelson Q4 2010
• DJ Basin Partnership Q3 2010
• Colorado Western Slope Q3 2010
• Coushatta, Louisiana Q3 2010
• Conversion of company trucks (approx 150)
• Calgary and Edmonton Clean City Projects
• East and West Canada Natural Gas Highways
• Colorado Natural Gas Corridor
• Haynesville Clean Development Project
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Natural Gas Challenges & Opportunities
• Lower natural gas prices are likely
here to stay!
• The natural gas industry must be
advocates for increased usage of
clean natural gas in North America
• Expanded use for electricity
generation
• Develop a natural gas for
transportation fuel strategy
• Remove barriers to expanded
natural gas usage, and prevent
new barriers from being put in
place
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Supplemental
The New Encana:
the clear energy choice
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Canadian Natural Gas Highway Project
Natural Gas Use Growth Projection
Canadian Highway Transportation Fuel (Bcfe/d)
23% 2025
Market Share
Actual
CAGR: 1.0%
0.8 Bcfe/d
1.0 Bcfe/d
0.4 Bcfe/d
3.9 Bcfe/d
Source: Encana reference case – illustrative example www.encana.com
Clean Cities Programs – Illustrative Example
Calgary Proposal for LNG/CNG Distribution Sites
Airport
Transit
Commercial
Truck Stops
Landfill
LNG Plant
Existing/Future CNG
Station
Calgary
Municipal Boundary
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