Nominations WebEx May 28, 2014 · Xpress Nominations and Scheduling Group . 3 Overview Suggested...

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Nominations WebEx

May 28, 2014


John Driscoll

Manager

Xpress Nominations and Scheduling Group

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Overview

Suggested Training and DART Conversion related documents

DART Methodologies

Notable Xpress to DART Changes

Using Ranks in DART

Nominations Reporting


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Suggested Training

Go-Live is October 1

Online Videos

38 videos (8-15 min each)

View at your convenience

Customer Training WebEx

Today, May 28: Nominations

June 4: Confirmations

June 11: Capacity Release

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Suggested Training (cont)

Sandbox Opens June 16 Test environment for customers to use/experience DART Use at your convenience

Regional Hands-on Training Workshops Nominations - A Full Day, hands on, exercise driven in the

Sandbox Contracts/Capacity Release – ½ Day, hands on, in the

Sandbox Sessions offered:

• June 17 – 19 Colorado Springs • July 8 – 10 Colorado Springs • July 22 – 24 Houston • August 5 – 7 Houston

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DART System Access

DART License Agreement, ESA Package and other DART security information available on the pipeline portal pages

• Email to [email protected] • Need Help – Contact DART Security Coordinator @ (713) 369-6767

mailto:[email protected]

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Pipeline Portal Page

Each pipeline portal page has these Xpress2DART conversion folders:

“Conversion to DART”

• Frequently Asked Questions

• Presentations • Other Conversion-related

documents

“Training (DART)”

• List and links to all DART Tutorial Videos


Mike Baker

Senior Business Process Analyst

EP2DART Project Team

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DART Terminology

“Batch” = a consolidated file, containing one or more nominations, involving one or more PINs that is submitted to the pipeline for processing (scheduling, allocations, invoicing).

GID = “Global Identification” number assigned to a company conducting business on Kinder Morgan pipelines. Acts just like a customer identification number.

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DART Terminology (continued)

“Source” = typically associated with defining the ‘supply’ source (i.e. off-system supply, buy, loan, withdraw from storage, etc…). The source creates a balance at the Focal PIN.

“Disposition” = tells DART how the shipper plans on resolving the source of gas balance at the Focal PIN (i.e. sell, transport, park, injection to storage, etc…).

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DART Terminology (continued)

PIN – or Point Identification Number – identifies a location on a segment, on a specific Transportation Service Provider (TSP)

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Point Identification Numbers (PINs)

Typically a 6-digit number associated to the scheduling aggregate point

PIN # Operator/ Pipeline; Location

Name and County

Pipeline Segment the PIN is located

on

County and State where

PIN is physically

located

Nomination-related information

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‘Threaded’ versus ‘Non-Threaded’ Nominations

Receipt Location

Delivery Location

Upstream Contract “A”

Downstream Contract “B”

Receipt PIN

Delivery PIN

Xpress

DART

Pathed, Threaded Nomination

Pathed, Non-Threaded Nomination

K = 33XXX000

K = 33XXX000-TF1CIG

Receipt Location

Delivery Location

Upstream Contract “C”

Downstream Contract “D”

K = 33XXX000

Supply A

Supply C

Market B

Market D

(Path)

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Nomination Model

Pathed, Non-Threaded Nominations

NAESB nomination model used to nominate and schedule in DART

• The Non-Threaded model allows a shipper to separate commercial counterparty (buy/sell) transactions at specific locations from transportation transactions between locations

• Gives shippers full control of their business via ranks. Shippers can individually rank supplies and markets; receipt and delivery locations; and paths between receipt and delivery locations.

• This model allows independent ranking of contract paths separate from points

• Ranks at both the Supply and Market PINs will be used to distribute transaction reductions, as appropriate

Supply PIN

Market PIN

Transport K

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DART = Focal PIN-Centric

FOCAL PIN

Off Sys Supply

Buy

Loan

Park Withdrawal

Pooling (HSP)

Storage Withdrawal

Transport

Sell

(Disposition)

Pooling (HSP)

Park

Payback (From Pipe)

(Source)

Payback (To Pipe)

Loan Payback

Storage Injection

Receipt PIN

PIN must be in balance; total Upstream volume equals total Downstream volume

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DART = Focal PIN Centric

FOCAL PIN

Off-Sys Market

Sell

(Disposition)

Delivery PIN

Park

(Source)

Payback (To Pipe)

Loan Payback

Storage Injection

Typically, the only way to move your Source of gas from one Focal PIN to another Focal PIN is to ‘Transport’ it there, Pool it (HSP), or Wheel it (Hub Service)


Transport

Buy

Loan

Park Withdrawal

Pooling (HSP)

Storage Withdrawal

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Upstream-Downstream Example 1

FOCAL PIN

Off Sys Supply

Buy

Loan

Park Withdrawal

Pooling (HSP)

Storage Withdrawal

Transport

Sell

(Disposition)

Pooling

Receipt PIN

Park

Payback (From Pipe)

(Source)

Payback (To Pipe)

Loan Payback

One Upstream source to one Downstream disposition at the same PIN

Storage Injection

1,000 Dth 1,000 Dth

Upstream = 1,000 Dth

Downstream = 1,000 Dth


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Park Withdrawal


FOCAL PIN

Off Sys Supply

Buy

Loan

Pooling (HSP)

Storage Withdrawal

Transport

Sell

(Disposition)

Pooling (HSP)

Receipt PIN

Park

Payback (From Pipe)

(Source)

Payback (To Pipe)

Loan Payback

Multiple Upstream sources to single Downstream disposition at the same PIN

Storage Injection

1,000 Dth



3,000 Dth


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Park Withdrawal


FOCAL PIN

Off Sys Supply

Buy

Loan

Pooling (HSP)

Storage Withdrawal

Transport

Sell

(Disposition)

Pooling (HSP)

Receipt PIN

Park

Payback (From Pipe)

(Source)

Payback (To Pipe)

Loan Payback

Multiple Upstream sources to multiple Downstream dispositions at the same single PIN

Storage Injection

1,000 Dth



1,750 Dth


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FOCAL PIN

Off-Sys Market

Sell

(Disposition)

Pooling (HSP)

Park

(Source)

Payback (To Pipe)

Loan Payback

Delivery PIN

Storage Injection

3,000 Dth 2,000 Dth




Buy

Loan

Park Withdrawal

Pooling (HSP)

Storage Withdrawal

Transport

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DART Nominations – “Batch List”

Batch List screen provides a list of both ‘Submitted’ and ‘Not Submitted’ Batch files Submitted Batch files cannot be changed Not Submitted Batch files can be changed prior to submitting

to the pipeline for processing Shippers can have more than one Batch file for a given gas day Be careful of overlapping PINS For overlapping PINS, last Batch file submitted wins

Feedback Bar

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DART Nominations – Batch List Actions

Other “Batch” Options

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Add a Batch File

Fill in: A) Date Range B) Cycle C) Contact Name D) Contact Phone E) Description Information

(Optional)

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Entering Nominations into DART

There are three possible ways of entering Nominations in DART, online:

1) Copy Nominations (from previous Batch Files)

2) Enter Nominations using the DART Nomination Matrix screen

3) Upload Nominations

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Basic Nomination Matrix

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Expanded Nomination Matrix

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Batch List – “Submitted”

“Submitted” Batch files cannot be edited. Correct nomination information by creating a new Batch file with the corrected nomination information and submitting this new Batch file for processing

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Batch List – “Status”

Upon “Submitting” your Batch file to the pipeline

Batch file status changed to “Nominated” once received and processed by the pipeline


Vanessa Krizek

Scheduling Representative

Xpress Scheduling Team

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Segment Scheduling

ISP Scheduling changes to Segment Scheduling terminology/reporting

Very similar to the Xpress ISP model

Segment model closely resembles physical layout of the pipeline

Changing from ISP naming to segment naming conventions

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Operationally Available Capacity Reporting Changes

Xpress Today

In DART

Individual PIN Reporting

Segment Reporting

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Confirmation Balancing Exception

DART will allow shippers to place their contracts on the Confirmation Balancing Exception Table Applies to Colorado Interstate Gas (CIG)

only

Allows shippers to keep either their supply or market whole when the other side of their transport transaction(s) are under confirmed

Should have Auto Park and Lend coverage (alternative is Scheduled Imbalance Penalty)

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Using Volume Types

The DART NAESB Nomination Matrix requires the user to select a “volume type”

This selection then determines the additional fields that will need to be filled in on the nomination

Not all Volume Types are valid for legacy Xpress pipelines

Appendix B is a list of Volume Types used on legacy Xpress pipelines

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Nominations Between KM Owned TSP’s

1) Nominations at locations that cross Kinder Morgan TSPs require an Off System Market or Off System Supply Volume Type at a Focal Pin*

2) Nominations on the Same Kinder Morgan TSPs can use Buy / Sell Volume Types at a Focal Pin

3) Example shown does not depict transactions utilizing Off System Capacity as defined in the tariff.

* Further details for Volume Types when utilizing Off System Capacity Focal Pins will be forthcoming

Delivery Off System

Market GID #5678

CIG GID #1234

5,954 Dth

CP GID #5678 PIN

#800614 “RCD”

Receipt Off System Supply GID

#1234

5,954 Dth

Delivery Sell

CIG GID #1

3,000 Dth

CIG GID #2 Receipt

Buy

3,000 Dth

TSP: CIG TSP: CP

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Buy/Sell Replaces Location Pools

DART Buy/Sell concept replaces Xpress Location Pooling and their contracts

Buy and Sell at a PIN, at the GID level

No more Location Pool contracts or Location Pool confirmation screens

Headstation Pooling Nominated using volume type “Pooling”

Regionally located on the pipeline

Supply sources associated to a specific pool

Headstation pool confirmations not necessary

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Hourly Entitlement Enhancement Nomination (HEEN) Calculator


Mike Baker

Senior Business Process Analyst

EP2DART Project Team

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Using Ranks in DART

Up to five ranks in a pathed transaction Upstream and Downstream ranks at the Receipt

PIN

Upstream and Downstream ranks at the Delivery PIN

Ranks placed on the paths

A rank can be anywhere from 1 (highest priority) to 999 (lowest priority)

DART’s default rank is 500

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Upstream/Downstream Rank Example

PIN “A”

Buy1

Buy2

Loan1

OSS1

Transport-1

Sell1

Transport-2

Transport-3 Upstream = 20,250 Dth Downstream = 20,250 Dth

Scenario 1: PIN Operator under

confirms this GID by 2,250 Dth

18,000 Dth 18,000 Dth

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Upstream/Downstream Rank Example

PIN “A”

Buy1

Buy2

Loan1

OSS1

Transport-1

Sell1

Transport-2

Transport-3 Upstream = 20,250 Dth Downstream = 20,250 Dth

Scenario 2: A downstream reduction of

1,500 Dth occurs on the Transport-3 contract

18,750 Dth 18,750 Dth

4,750 Dth

0

0

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Contract Path Ranking

Paths within a contract, with the same rank, will be allocated pro-rata within that rank DART default rank is 500

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Path Ranks Example

PIN 800235

PIN 800094

Contract: 210105-TF1CIG

Path Rank = 10

PIN 800235

PIN 891129

Path Rank = 20

PIN 891645

PIN 891129

Path Rank = 30

PIN 892265

PIN 800094

Path Rank = 40

PIN 892265

PIN 891129

Path Rank = 60

Scenario: 1) All of the above pathed transactions go through the same segment constraint

2) A segment scheduling reduction of 1,500 Dth is required on this contract

3,307 Dth 3,333 Dth

3,307 Dth 3,333 Dth

6,000 Dth 5,954 Dth

4,465 Dth 4,500Dth

3,473 Dth 3,500 Dth 2,000 Dth 1,973 Dth


John Driscoll

Manager

Xpress Nominations and Scheduling Group

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Scheduled Quantity Report

1) Summary Report for a date or date range

2) Select a record and right click to view “Scheduled Quantity for Shipper Matrix (see next slide)

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Scheduled Quantity for Shipper Matrix

Detail of the previous Scheduled Quantity (Summary) Report

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Buy/Sell Mismatches Report

Summary Screen

Mismatch Detail Screen

From Summary Screen, right click and select detail

report

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All Contracts Report

Select record above and right click

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PIN Measurement Information

Can be viewed by Shipper(s) who nominate to or from the PIN of inquiry

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Report Subscription

“Subscribe” to receive these reports automatically Flexible report receipt options (all cycles or some cycles; all days or

specified days, etc…)

Sign up for only the reports you want to receive

These reports can still be run on demand in DART

Questions?


Email: [email protected]


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Payback – Pipeline Owes Shipper

1) Enter Focal PIN where payback is to occur 2) Select Payback (Imbalance Payback from TSP 3) Enter transport contract being paid back 4) Enter a PIN, other than focal PIN 5) Enter payback volume amount and rank 6) Enter disposition volume type 7) Enter GID you are connecting with at off-system market 8) Enter off-system market volume and rank

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Payback – From Shipper to TSP

1) Enter Focal PIN where Payback takes place 2) Select source of additional gas to be paid back 3) Enter GID of the party you are receiving gas from 4) Enter payback volume 5) Enter Rank and Package ID as applicable 6) Select “Payback (Imbalance Payback to TSP)” 7) Enter transport contract containing imbalance 8) Enter a PIN (which is not the Focal PIN) 9) Enter payback volume 10) Enter Downstream Rank and Package ID, (Remember, fuel is deducted for payback to TSP) as applicable

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Park Transaction Example

1) Enter Focal PIN where Park to occur 2) Select “Park” volume type from the drop down 3) Enter Request Order Park (ROP) contract 4) Enter Park volume 5) Enter transaction rank

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Loan Transaction Example

1) Enter Focal PIN where Loan is to occur 2) Select “Loan” volume type from the drop down 3) Enter Request Order Loan (ROL) contract 4) Enter Loan volume 5) Enter transaction rank

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Supplying A Headstation Pool

1) Focal PIN of sourced gas 2) Source Volume Type (Buy, Off-sys supply, etc…) 3) GID of the counter party(s) supply your gas 4) Receipt volume(s) 5) Rank and Package ID, if applicable 6) Select “Pooling” from drop down menu 7) Enter your Pooling contract here 8) Enter the HSP Pool PIN for your Pool 9) Enter Pool volumes 10) Enter Rank and Package ID, as applicable (NOTE: In Production, fuel will not be taken when supplying a Pool)

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Selling Out of a Headstation Pool

1) Focal PIN of your Pool 2) Enter Volume Type “Pooling” 3) Enter your HSP Pooling contract 4) Enter supply PIN supplying your pool 5) Enter volume amount you are selling from you Pool 6) Enter Rank and Package ID, if applicable 7) Typically select ‘Sell” from the drop down menu 8) Enter the GID(s) of the buying party(s) 9) Enter Pool volumes 10) Enter Rank and Package ID, as applicable


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