Fueling the Future: Kinder Morgan's Role in Reducing Emissions and Generating Cash Flow
Valuable Texas Natural Gas Systems
Winter Storm Uri emphasized the importance of our Texas Natural Gas network
Texas Intrastates system represents -10% of total Adjusted Segment EBDA (a)
Highly contracted with >80% take-or-pay(a)
Average transportation contract tenor >5 years
7,000 mile pipeline network in Texas
GCX & PHP connect 4+ bcfd of Permian supply to the Gulf Coast
8.3 bcfd capacity on KMTP / Tejas
Footprint along Gulf Coast offers broad end-market optionality (power, petrochemical,
industrial, LDC)
Serves exports (LNG facilities and Mexico)
132 Bcf of high deliverability market area storage
Primarily contracted to third-parties, including LDCs and power generators
KMI retains a portion of this storage to balance our intrastate pipeline gas system and
support seasonal and intraday customer needs; transact at market prices
Purchase and sales opportunities
Match purchases and sales to essentially secure a transportation margin
Sales volumes have historically ranged 2.1-2.7 bbtud (2015 – 3Q 2021)
Contract structure designed to optimize operations for stability and deliverability
Highly responsive storage
is increasingly important:
Critical to supporting human
needs during Uri
NGPL
Permian
EPNG
Helps backstop growing
renewable power generation
PHP
KINDER MORGAN
Oklahoma
Texas
KMTP
GCX
Eagle Ford
Mier
Monterrey
TGP
NGPL
MEP
TGP
Tejas
Cypress
Arkar
SNG
KM Intrastates
downstream system:
8.3 bcfd and 132 Bcf high
deliverability storage
Supports LNG export
facilities
a) Note: Based on Adjusted Segment EBDA per the 2021 budget. See Non-GAAP Financial Measures & Reconciliations.
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