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Pipeline Performance Measures Alan Mayberry New Orleans, Louisiana Pipeline Safety Trust Annual Conference

Performance Measures Approach Measure Both Operator & Regulator –Operator Performance & Infrastructure –Regulator Oversight Use Currently Available Data –Identify Gaps for Future Information Collection Coordinate between Teams to Present Consistent Picture Post The Measures Publicly 2

Data Quality and Analysis Teams Representation from PHMSA & State Regulators, Pipeline Operators & Industry Associations, Pipeline Safety Advocates Liquid Team Identifying Measures based on the Big Questions (what people want to know) Gas Team Identified Measures that may be Evaluated using Data Currently Available from Annual & Incident Reports Both teams worked through very similar measures. 3

Pipeline Performance Information Currently Available to the Public Types of Data Currently Available –Accidents/Incidents –Pipeline and Facility Characteristics –Enforcement and Inspection –Integrity Management: Assessment and Repair Different Data Breakdown Levels –Operator-Specific –National Aggregate –Safety Program 4

Performance Measures Corresponding to Key Objectives 5 Protecting People and the Environment Maintain Pipeline Safety Special Protection for High Consequence Areas Smart Modernization of Infrastructure Effective Regulatory Oversight

Gas Distribution Performance Measures Serious Incident per Mile trend & cause pie Significant Incident per Mile 3 trends Leaks per Mile 3 trends & 2 cause pies Excavation Damage 2 trends Cast and Wrought Iron 2 trends Steel Miles – Bare and Unprotected 3 trends Miles by Decade Installed 6 trends - 6 -

Gas Transmission Performance Measures Serious Incident per Mile trend & cause pie Onshore Significant Incident per Mile 3 trends, also HCA and non-HCA trends & cause pies HCA Immediate Repair per Mile trend HCA Leaks & ILI Detectability 2 trends & cause pies Steel Miles – Bare and Unprotected 2 trends Miles by Decade Installed 5 trends Onshore Pipeline Significant Incident Rates per Decade rate chart and cause chart - 7 -

DRAFT Hazardous Liquid, excluding CO 2, Performance Measures Serious Incident, Fatalities, Injuries 3 trends Pipeline Right-of-Way Accidents Impacting People or Environment 2 trends Integrity Inspection Targets for Pipeline Right-of-Way Accidents Impacting People or Environment 2 trends Operations and Maintenance Targets for Pipeline Right-of- Way Accidents Impacting People or Environment 2 trends Miles Inspected 7 trends - 8 -

Pipeline Performance Measure Anatomy Title & Date Analysis Chart Numerator & Denominator Report Details Operator View Safety Program View Terms & Definitions

Pipeline Performance Measure Anatomy Title & Date Data generally refreshed each business day

Pipeline Performance Measure Anatomy Analysis

Pipeline Performance Measure Anatomy Chart Line, bar, or pie

Pipeline Performance Measure Anatomy Numerator & Denominator When the measure includes a rate per mile, the numerator and denominator are displayed below the chart

Pipeline Performance Measure Anatomy Terms & Definitions

Pipeline Performance Measure Anatomy “Report Details” Link When the measure includes incidents, this link load a report with incident details and link to Pdf of the entire report

Pipeline Performance Measure Anatomy “Operator View” Link Loads a report of the measure ranking individual operators

Pipeline Performance Measure Anatomy “Safety Program View” Link Loads a report of the measure ranking safety programs

Performance Measures Next Steps Reconvene the team Develop summary report with thumbs-up or thumbs-down for each measure Discuss improvements to measures or additional measures, including new data needed for additional measures Address enforcement related metrics

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