The Outlook for Energy Midwest Brand Meeting April 19, 2006 Midwest Brand Meeting April 19, 2006 J. Patrick McGinn Manager, Midwest Public Affairs J.

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The Outlook for Energy Midwest Brand Meeting April 19, 2006 Midwest Brand Meeting April 19, 2006 J. Patrick McGinn Manager, Midwest Public Affairs J. Patrick McGinn Manager, Midwest Public Affairs A 2030 View

World GDP Grows by 2.8% Annually

Population Grows 27% by 2030

GDP per Capita in Developing Areas Still Small

Oil & Gas Remain as Primary Energy Sources

Carbon Growth led by Developing Asia Power

Transportation Demand Shapes the Oil Barrel

Efficiency Gains Return

Road Fuels - Trucks Drive Diesel

Hybrid Vehicles Have Highest Potential

Efficiency More than Offsets NA Demand

Efficiency More than Offsets NA & EU Demand

Emerging Asia Drives Fuels & Emissions Growth

Large Oil Resources Exist

World Liquids Production Outlook

World Gas Demand

Gas Trade Grows Increasingly Significant

Technology Critical to Extend Resources

Groundbreaking Research Underway

Summary Conclusions

Supplemental/Alternate Charts

World Energy Demand Grows 1.7% Per Year

Transportation Demand Shapes the Oil Barrel

Carbon Emissions

The Move to Deeper Water

Key Technology Advancements in Mature Fields

Supplemental Transport Discussion Replace "Efficiency Gains Returns" chart with this block

Efficiency Gains Offset by Sales Mix & Weight

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