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Proposed LNG Projects in B.C. Petronas/ Progress Energy Canada Chevron/ Woodside Shell/Mitsubishi/ Petro China/Kogas

Gas Processing Plants in the Area # Facility Name Operator Status 0 COPOL BRASSEY CONOCOPHILLIPS CANADA OPERATIONS LTD. Operating 8 ARCRES DAWSONCREEK ARC RESOURCES LTD. Being Constructed 11 SHELL BRASSEY SHELL CANADA LIMITED Operating 17 WESTCOAST FORTSTJOHNSE WESTCOAST ENERGY INC. Operating ALTAGAS HOLDINGS 18 FORTSTJOHN ALTAGAS HOLDINGS INC. Operating 19 MURPHY TUPPERCREEK MURPHY OIL COMPANY LTD. (ENBRIDGE) Operating 21 TOURMALINE SUNRISE TOURMALINE OIL CORP. Operating 23 ECA TOWERLAKE ENCANA CORPORATION Being Constructed 24 ARCRES PARKLAND ARC RESOURCES LTD. Operating 27 DIRECT PARKLAND DIRECT ENERGY MARKETING LIMITED Operating 28 SHELL GROUNDBIRCH SHELL CANADA LIMITED Operating 30 MURPHY TUPPERCREEK MURPHY OIL COMPANY LTD. (ENBRIDGE) Operating 31 COPOL BRASSEY CONOCOPHILLIPS CANADA OPERATIONS LTD. Operating 33 SHELL GROUNDBIRCH SHELL CANADA LIMITED Operating 34 DAWSON GAS PLANT WESTCOAST ENERGY INC. Operating 35 ECA SATURN ENCANA CORPORATION Being Constructed 36 SHELL SUNSETPRAIRIE SHELL CANADA LIMITED Operating 38 TOURMALINE DOE TOURMALINE OIL CORP. Operating 39 CREW SEPTIMUS CREW ENERGY INC. Operating 41 ARCRES DAWSONCREEK ARC RESOURCES LTD. Operating 54 ECA SUNRISE ENCANA CORPORATION Being Constructed 56 SEMC DOE SPECTRA ENERGY MIDSTREAM CORPORATION Operating 58 ARCRES SUNRISE ARC RESOURCES LTD. Operating

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CAPITAL RISK ∗ Support from Community SOCIAL LICENCE

In the NEWS Aboriginal, environmental groups to sue Canada over Petronas LNG project Lawsuit to be filed at the Federal Court in Vancouver http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/aboriginal-environmental-groups-to-sue-canada-over- petronas-lng-project-1.3821679 B.C. First Nation rejects $1.15 billion Petronas-led LNG deal: ‘This is not a money issue’ http://business.financialpost.com/news/energy/b-c-first-nation-rejects-1-15-billion-petronas- led-lng-deal-this-is-not-a-money-issue Protest against Encana Liquids hub planned today About 25 residents live in the immediate area of the proposed South Central Liquids hub. http://www.dawsoncreekmirror.ca/regional-news/lng/protest-against-encana-liquids-hub- planned-today-1.2296225

Letters of Support March 9, 2016 File No.: 1-1-4 Nathan Braun Executive Project Director Environmental Assessment Office Via Email: Nathan.Braun@gov.bc.ca Dear Mr. Braun: Re: Letter of Support for Pembina’s Proposed Northeast British Columbia Expansion Project Oh behalf of the Council of the City of Dawson Creek, I am pleased to provide a letter of support for Pembina’s proposed Northeast British Columbia Expansion Project. As you know, Pembina began proactive pre- engagement with representatives from the City of Dawson Creek in January 2015 and has held ongoing project communications with the City of Dawson Creek to-date regarding this project. Subsequently, the City of Dawson Creek does not have any concerns with respect to the Environmental Assessment Application and is supportive of the Project moving forward. Yours truly, Brenda Ginter Director of Corporate Administration

Letters of Support June 14, 2016 File No.: 1-1-1 Northern Gateway Pipelines Inc. #103, 1600 – 15 th Avenue Prince George, BC V2L 3X3 To Whom It May Concern: Re: Sunset Clause On behalf of City Council, I am pleased to provide this letter of support for the request filed for a three year extension to the Project’s sunset clause with the National Energy Board. Council supports the efforts in taking the time to build relationships and engagement with First Nations and Metis communities and engaging the public. Council supports the Northern Gateway project and the contributions it will have to Canada’s economy. Yours truly, Brenda Ginter Director of Corporate Administration /sh ∗

Letters of Support June 11, 2015 FILE NO.: 1-1-4 To Whom It May Concern Re: Letter of Support The City of Dawson Creek would like to offer its support to AltaGas Ltd. (AltaGas) for its regional liquefied natural gas (LNG) strategy, and its efforts to build a permanent LNG liquefaction facility within the city limits. The City would also like to offer its support to Pacific Northern Gas (N.E.) Ltd. (PNG) in creating and offering a competitive transportation tariff to ensure the economic viability of the proposed LNG facility. AltaGas and PNG are both valued members of the business community. The community has benefited from the AltaGas Bear Mountain Wind Park, generating clean, renewable electricity for the rest of the province. The community has also benefited from the safe, secure natural gas service provided by PNG. The local availability of LNG aligns with the City’s guiding policies, offering both residents and the municipality the opportunity to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through the use of low carbon and alternative fuel supplies. The City supports LNG and wishes to encourage the development of a permanent liquefaction facility in Dawson Creek. If you have any questions regarding this letter of support, please do not hesitate to contact me directly at (250) 784-3616 or via email at mayorbumstead@dawsoncreek.ca. Yours truly, Dale Bumstead Mayor

Letters of Support February 25, 2016 Pacific NorthWest LNG Project Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency 410-701 West Georgia Street Vancouver, British Columbia V7Y 1C6 Via email: GNLPacificNorthwestLNG@ceaa-acee.gc.ca Dear Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency, I am writing to you today to express my support for the Canadian natural gas and liquefied natural gas industry. We have a keen interest in the federal environmental and regulatory assessments currently underway for resource projects in Canada. In particular, at this time we watch the progress of the Pacific NorthWest LNG project. Given the current economic challenges facing our country, we feel strongly that now is the time for us to collectively work together to ensure progress in the creation of a Canadian LNG export industry. In order to avoid a decline in natural gas production, Canada needs to connect to global liquefied natural gas markets which have already been well established in the Pacific Rim, an area where the Pacific NorthWest LNG has already secured buyers. Canada has a tremendous natural gas resource and it’s critical to work within market windows to seize the opportunity of an LNG export industry. Strengthening the long-term viability of Canada’s natural gas industry with approval of projects like Pacific NorthWest LNG brings significant economic benefits for Canadians, including significant contributions to government revenues, local job creation and regional economic development. Thank you for your thoughtful consideration of these impactful factors in your decision of the Pacific NorthWest LNG project. Sincerely, Mayor Dale Bumstead City of Dawson Creek, British Columbia

Letters of Support September 21, 2015 File No.: 1-1-4 Rick Gateman, President Coastal GasLink Pipeline Project 760 Kinsmen Place Prince George, BC V2M 0A8 Dear Mr. Gateman and Mr. Patry: Re: Letter of Support On behalf of the City of Dawson Creek I am pleased to provide a letter of support for the Coastal GasLink Pipeline Project and the Prince Rupert Gas Transmission Project. The export of liquefied natural gas represents a major economic opportunity for British Columbia. The Peace region is experienced in working alongside the natural gas industry and is in line for a larger economic boost related to increased natural gas exploration, production and processing. In Dawson Creek, the increased upstream activity means ongoing business for the energy service sector, transportation, retail and other services. We are pleased that TransCanada’s project teams have made the effort to learn about Dawson Creek area priorities and engage with local government, Chamber of Commerce, landowners and residents. We are also excited about the partnership with Northern Lights College and the opportunities it will bring for students related to skills training and education. We look forward to the implementation of your local participation plans and continuing the ongoing respectful and transparent dialogue. We wish you every success as these two TransCanada projects move toward their final investment decisions, and we look forward to an ongoing relationship for years to come. Yours truly, Dale Bumstead Mayor

OPERATIONAL RISK ∗ Managing Money $$ ∗ Building Local Capacity ∗ Supporting Local Business

Where Will the Money Come From?

Where Will the Money Go?

Mrs. Partridge EXPENSES ∗ Taxes - $200.00 ∗ Insurance - $75.00 ∗ Hydro - $100.00 ∗ Gas- $100.00 ∗ Phone- $60.00 ∗ Cable/Satellite- $50.00 ∗ Maintenance- $200.00 ∗ Food- $ 500.00 ∗ City Water, Sewer, Garbage $75.00 TOTAL= $1300.00 REVENUE ∗ OAP- $1200.00 ∗ CPP- $500.00 TOTAL= $1700.00 REVENUE – EXPENSES= $400.00