Globally Connected Infrastructure
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Strengthening the AltaGas Value Chain
The Multifaceted Approach to Strengthening the Franchise
Gas Gathering
& Processing
AltaGas
Midstream
NGL Extraction,
Fractionation &
Liquids Handling
Transportation,
Storage and
Logistics
Global Exports
Medium-to-
longer-term
Growth Potential4
Pipestone I,
Pipestone II,
REEF, and
Dimsdale
2.1 Bcf/d1
Processing
65,000 Bbl/d²;
6 Facilities
210 MMcf/d Processing
Pipestone I/II sour
deepcut processing in
Alberta Montney
~15,000 Bbls/d+
C2+ volumes with
~6,500 Bbls/d of LPGs
from Pipestone I/II
2-3%/year
2024-2028
~4,700 rail cars,
>6 MMBbl Storage
~150,000 Bbl/d³
Export capability
+
Up to
2-4%/year
15 Bcf/d Gas Storage
Dimsdale storage asset ensures
producer egress and provides other
AltaGas value creation options
50,000+ Bbls/d
Export Capacity
~6,500 11,500 Bbls/d
Pipestone C3/C4 supply
2025-2028
Incremental
Organic
Growth
Opportunities
■ Gas Processing
Optimizations
and Expansion
☐
Pipestone III
Rolling Hills CCUS
Townsend De-propanizer
/ De-butanizer
North Pine Expansion
C2+ Extraction
Opportunities
Dimsdale Expansion
Pacific Northwest
Hydrogen Hub
REEF Future
Expansion Phases
(bulk liquids, C2
Exports)
Notes: 1) Based on ALA working interest capacity in FG&P and extraction, based on nameplate capacity. 2) Based on ALA 100% working interest facilities and ALA % capacity in non-operated facilities, based on nameplate capacity
3) Includes RIPET and Ferndale. 4) Represents growth in the Midstream segment normalized EBITDA. *See "Forward-looking Information"
AltaGas
Building Blocks to Become Preeminent Midstream Platform in Western Canada
+
Up to
1-6%/year
Longer-term
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