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Hi guys,
I received a few questions from EES on the gas side of the deal. I know the answers to most of these, I was just wondering if you had any insight to the rest after our lunch meeting with Corey and Paul on Friday. Let's discuss if you have a chance when I return on Thursday afternoon. Can we keep this under wraps for now? I don't want EES to ever think that I'm playing you guys against each other, I just want to make sure I don't go back to El Paso and ask questions they've already answered. 1. What is the name of the delivery point? If Ellisburg, can EES deliver this gas supply to any point at Ellisburg Storage? 2. Is the storage a firm service from TGP or interruptible? If interruptible, will EES be told to remove supply from storage due to TGP Firm storage commitments? What does interruptible mean? 3. How long can EES carry the volumes in storage? What are the TGP "cost of carry" in storage? What is the cost of pulling the gas out of storage? Are there any "IN STORAGE" transfer costs? 4. What is the maximum daily quantity EES can pull out of storage? 5. What is the maximum storage capacity in Ellisburg for the Stagecoach project? Can EES have access to this storage capacity at any time? Can EES inject other gas volumes once the volumes allocated by El Paso are utilized? 6. What are the possible other (alternate) delivery points? Will there be a basis difference from Ellisburg? Will these alternate delivery points be firm deliveries? What will the MDQ be at these points? 7. If possible, can EES "pick" an alternate delivery point as our primary point of delivery for this project? I'll be in touch on Thursday. Charlie and I have 3:00 Thursday afternoon set aside - will this work for you Mark? Thanks, Andrew
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