1 Winter Outlook Heating season 2008-2009. Natural gas at low end of rising commodity tide Commodity price changes since January 2007 2 Source: CME Group,

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1 Winter Outlook Heating season

Natural gas at low end of rising commodity tide Commodity price changes since January Source: CME Group, A CME / Chicago Board of Trade Company Coal Crude Oil Soybeans Wheat Corn Copper Gold Natural Gas Silver

Winter outlook: Outline How did we do last winter? Winter Market pressure points Winter weather Other market factors Forecast Conclusions 3

Last year’s projection: How did we score? Estimate Actual Last winter’s Score Weather Economy Demand Storage Supply Market Pressure

5 Market Pressure Points

Weather demand: Winter season Data source: NOAA, EVA Last winter ACTUAL This winter FORECAST Actual Season: 6.5% colder than % warmer than 30-year average 3,572 Heating degree days NOAA’s projection: 1.1% warmer than last year 1.5% warmer than 30-year average 3,534 Heating degree days Winter-to-winter pressure on natural gas prices 6

Economy/Demand 7 Winter season Last winter Period-to-period change Data source: Global Insight ACTUAL This winter FORECAST EconomyLow growthStagnant GDP growth2.4%1.2% Unemployment rate4.9%5.9% Manufacturing2.0%-1.6% CPI4.1%4.3% Winter-to-winter pressure on natural gas prices

Overall gas demand 8 Winter season Last winter Period-to-period change Data source: EVA ACTUAL This winter FORECAST Demand 76.7 Bcf/d78.5 Bcf/d Demand change 5.4%2.4% Annual generating capacity additions 5.2 GW6.9 GW Growth sector Electric Decline sector None Winter-to-winter pressure on natural gas prices

Storage/Supply 9 Winter season Last winter Period-to-period change Data source: EVA ACTUAL This winter FORECAST End of injection season3,545 Bcf3,450 Bcf Percent of average fill (Five-year average) 103%98% New storage capacity86 BcfEst. 100 Bcf Winter-to-winter pressure on natural gas prices

Production/Supply 10 Winter season Last winter Period-to-period change Data source: ICF ACTUAL This winter FORECAST Annual well completions 30,77731,530 Annual average rig count 1,4701,535 Winter average production 53.3 Bcf/d57.5 Bcf/d Canadian imports 8.0 Bcf/d7.5 Bcf/d LNG imports 0.8 Bcf/d1.0 Bcf/d Winter-to-winter pressure on natural gas prices

Active hurricane season: 3 – 6 major hurricanes predicted 3 thus far Global commodity prices Geopolitics and world events Winter outlook: Other market factors 11

This season’s winter outlook 12 Winter season Period-to-period change This winter FORECAST Weather Economy Overall demand Storage Overall supply Winter-to-winter pressure on natural gas prices

Producers responding to market signals by investing billions and adding significant domestic supply Storage levels – early concerns dispelled Evolving energy debate Natural gas outlook: Takeaways 13