Australian Gas Infrastructure Group Shipper Forum March 2018
2018 Shipper Forum 3:00 PM 4:00 PM Open 1. Welcome 2. Safety Moment 3. Introduction by Chief Executive Officer - Ben Wilson 4. Update by General Manager Commercial - Jon Cleary 5. 2021 Shipper Engagement 6. DBP Updates 7. 2018 Operational Overview 8. Tubridgi 9. Questions? An electronic version of the presentations delivered at today’s Shipper Forum will be made available to Shippers upon request
Safety Moment
B-Double Trailer Fire- December 2017 • 4:51 am : Prowest Logistics Driver departed CS4 bound for CS3 and then CS2 • 9:05 am : departed for CS 2 • 10:30am: As driver approached North West Coastal Highway from an unsealed road he pulled over and “knocked” all the wheels to remove dust (usual practice) as well as check all wheels and tyres • 11:01am: Driver heard tyre blow out, and pulled over safely. Drivers found tyre was on fire and attempted to extinguish but fire grew too strong and too quick. They attempted to separate trailer and prime mover (could only separate prime mover) • 11:31am: fire has engulfed both trailers, all drivers are safe and acceptable distance from fire, await for DFS Onslow • 12:26pm: fire has burned almost out, drivers able to put out small spot fires • 1:15 pm: DFES Onslow Arrived • 3:35 pm: DFES extinguished the fire and declared area safe
Outcomes • That even with the best systems and processes in place that accidents happen • Training and proper equipment minimised the impact of what could have resulted from the accident (bush fires from spot fires) • Training also ensured that there was minimal risk to personnel and environment • DFES commended drivers on controlling traffic and using the extinguisher to put out spot fires
Introducing Ben Wilson Chief Executive Officer AGIG
About AGI G | A Leading Gas Player • Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) was formed in May 2017. • Combines the operations of the DBP , DDG, AGN and Multinet. • One of the largest gas infrastructure businesses in Australia Combined Portfolio Customers • Largest gas N/A N/A 0.66 1.25 1.91 (million) distributor in Australia Distribution - - 9,866 23,898 33,764 (km) • Major transmission Transmission 3,575 1,839 440 164 1,132 business (km) • Strong balance Storage Facilities Storage - 42 - - sheet (PJ) capacity • Enhanced Western Eastern and Central A national Area Pilbara Melbourne growth platform Australia Australia business • Opportunities to Upgrades Credit Rating BBB N/A BBB+ BBB+ (pos) improve customer received service and cost Asset Value 8.2 efficiency 3.5 0.2 1.2 3.4 ($bn)
About AGI G | Western Australia Tubridgi Gas Storage
About AGI G | Executive Management Team CEO Ben Wilson Perth/Adelaide GM Commercial GM GM Transmission GM Network Chief Financial GM Customer & GM People and Operations Operations Officer Jon Cleary I nformation Strategy Transmission Asset James Smith Mark Beech Paul May Perth Services Craig de Laine 4 Management Perth Melbourne Perth/Adelaide Andrew Staniford Adelaide Adelaide Tawake Rakai Perth
Construction Capabilities FORTESCUE RIVER GAS PIPELINE DBP EXPANSION PROGRAM • Construction to increase DBNGP capacity by over 50% since • 270km, 16” diameter gas pipeline, completed March 2015. 2005 over three expansion programs has seen about $1.8 • Connects the central Pilbara area to the DBNGP bln invested. • Provides firm capacity of 65TJ/d with expandable capacity • Stage 4 pipeline expansion completed in 2006. The of up to 300TJ/d expansion included the construction of 217km of looping on the existing pipeline. • Stage 5A pipeline expansion completed in 2008. The expansion included the construction of 570km of looping on the existing pipeline. ASHBURTON GAS PIPELINE • Stage 5B pipeline expansion completed in 2010. The expansion included the construction of 440km of looping on • 111 km, 6” diameter pipeline gas, completed June 2016. the existing pipeline. • Connects Onslow township to the DBNGP • Provides firm capacity of 9.6TJ/d with expandable capacity of up to 12TJ/d WHEATSTONE GAS PIPELINE • 110km, 16” diameter gas pipeline with a second 87km 10” looped section, completed Dec 2014. TUBRIDGI GAS PROCESSING • Connects the Wheatstone LNG Project to the DBNGP and • Construction of a 50TJ/d gas processing plant at Tubridgi to provides firm capacity of 337TJ/d with expandable capacity of up to 600TJ/d support the underground gas storage facility.
Pipeline Operations Capability PIPELINE OPERATIONS • Over 30 years of experience operating the DBNGP and third party transmission pipelines and infrastructure assets • In-depth knowledge of legislations apply to domestic gas pipeline • Expert in the development and management of Safety Case and Environmental Plan • Strong relationship with Western Australian regulatory agencies • Strong relationship with landowners and Native Title groups • 24/7 control room operation in Perth co-located with other DBP engineering and corporate functions • Comprehensive and structured emergency response and preparedness PIPELINE DEVELOPMENT • Pipeline construction experience acquired from DBNGP expansion Stage 4, 5 and recent construction of the Wheatstone, Fortescue and Ashburton Gas Pipelines • Successful delivery of projects valued at ~ $2.0b in time, on budget with zero lost time injury (LTIs) • In-house project management capability • Established relationship with specialised contractors and equipment manufacturers and maximising local content • Flexible commercial terms focusing on long-term strategic relationship over short term gains
Update from General Manager Commercial Jon Cleary
Commercial Organisation Chart General Manager COMMERCIAL JON CLEARY Commercial Administration Analyst MEL BUCHANAN Commercial CHRIS FAY Manager Manager Billing Services Senior Commercial Senior Commercial Commercial Manager Commercial Manager Control Room Specialist C&P Manager Manager DDG Pipelines Storage ROD LAMBERT MARK WILLIAMS BRIAN MCGINLEY DBNGP Business DAVID GANT AARON BITMEAD RACHAEL SMITH Development COLIN SADLIER Control Room Superintendent Commercial Advisor Commercial Advisor ANDREW PERRY GARETH OWENS Senior Billing Service TRENT LEACH Financial Analyst Analyst EMMA CONNOR CRAIG MITCHELL C & P TEAM Commercial Analyst MARK Commercial Officer WHITTINGTON FIONA DENNIS Commercial Officer KYLIE MAWHINNEY CONTROL ROOM Commercial Officer MICHELLE AL- AJARMAH
Growth across AGI G| Tubridgi Gas Storage • Tubridgi Gas Storage facility commissioned • 42 PJ, 50TJ injection and 50 TJ withdrawal gas storage facility connected to the 16” and 10” Wheatstone Ashburton West gas pipelines, 6” Tubridgi Lateral and the DBNGP • Preparing to expand the facility to 90TJ injection and 60TJ withdrawal with further expansion possible
Growth across AGI G| Ashburton Onslow Gas Pipeline • Ashburton to Onslow Gas Pipeline being commissioned • 4”, 24km gas pipeline in Western Australia • An important piece of gas infrastructure to support the development in the Onslow area and the development of a new gas fired power station in Onslow
Growth across AGI G| Pluto Compressor Station • Pluto inlet compressor station under construction • 25TJ/d capacity providing a new inlet point on the DBNGP • An important piece of gas infrastructure to support the development in the Onslow area and the development of a new gas fired power station in Onslow
Growth across AGI G| Tanami Gas Pipeline • Tanami gas pipeline now under construction • 8”, 440km gas pipeline in Northern Territory • Tanami gas pipeline will provide gas to Newmont’s gold operations in the Tanami desert and will be interconnected to the Amadeus Gas Pipeline
Growth across AGI G | Hydrogen Park South Australia • Hydrogen Park South Australia is being developed. Located in Adelaide, the HyP SA project comprises a 1.25MW electrolyser owned and operated by AGIG • Hydrogen will be produced from renewable electricity and recycled water • Hydrogen injected into: AGIG’s SA gas network decarbonising the direct use gas o sector Tonsley Innovation District’s residential development, o delivering the greenest gas in Australia • Connected to the National Electricity Market, the project will also investigate the ability of electrolysers to assist with network stability • First hydrogen production expected mid-2020 HyP SA, an achievable, short-term hydrogen production project, but modular and scalable with potential for future growth
2021 Shipper Engagement
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