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SPECTRA ENERGY CORP Spectra Energy Franca Petrucci Ed Whitford City of Dawson Creek January 21, 2013 Spectra Energy in Western Canada Safe and Reliable Operations Gathering & Processing Our facilities are the Processing Capacity: 3.4


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SPECTRA ENERGY CORP

City of Dawson Creek January 21, 2013

Spectra Energy

Franca Petrucci Ed Whitford

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www.energyforbc.ca Spectra Energy Corp | Gathering & Processing Processing Capacity: 3.4 Bcf/d Processing Plants: 17 Major Markets: BC, Alberta BC Pipeline Transmission Capacity: 2.4 Bcf/d Pipeline: 2,900 km/ 1,800 mi Major Markets: BC, Alberta, Pacific NW Empress System - NGLs Processing Capacity Natural Gas: 2.4 Bcf/d NGL Extraction Capacity C2+: 63,000 Bbls/d NGL Storage: 4.2 Million Bbls Product Sales Terminals: 7 Major Markets: W. Canada, Northern US

Spectra Energy in Western Canada

Safe and Reliable Operations

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  • Our facilities are the

foundation of British Columbia’s natural gas industry

  • We handle about 60%
  • f all of the natural gas

that moves in British Columbia

  • We are proud of our

55-year history in British Columbia

  • We are always trying

to improve our track record when it comes to the environment, health, and the safety

  • f the places where we

work and live

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 We have 850 employees in British Columbia, and we’re growing – We created 1,350 construction jobs in our latest expansion program  We’ve built long-standing relationships with BC’s First Nations and Aboriginal and local communities  We invest in community and non- profit organizations (~$1 million/yr)  We create tax revenue for municipalities, First Nations and the province (~$134 million/yr)  We want to build on this track record as we build new projects and grow

  • ur business

Why Do We Matter?

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What we’ve built…

  • New plants to process growing

natural gas supplies in the Horn River Basin and Montney region

  • Pipeline expansions to move this

natural gas to homes and businesses inside and outside BC

  • More contracting opportunities

for Aboriginal and local businesses that we can expand in the future

Spectra Energy’s $1.5B expansion program is almost complete

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We’ve Grown our Business in BC

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Local and Aboriginal Businesses are Fuelling our Growth

2010 and 2011 Local and Aboriginal Content Summary Total Man Hours

2,516,436 Aboriginal Man Hours 287,997 Aboriginal Hours as % of Total Man Hours 11.44% Local Man Hours 17,777 Local Hours as % of Total Man Hours 0.71% Total Project Spend $1,019,475,236 Aboriginal Spend $80,535,338 Aboriginal Spend as % of Total Spend 7.9% Local Spend $42,895,077 Local Spend as % of Total Spend 4.21%

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Safety is our Top Priority

We’re aiming for ZERO injuries and ZERO illnesses

We focus on…

  • Designing and building to the

highest safety standards

  • Responding 24/7 to any

incident or emergency

  • Protecting our system by

monitoring it regularly from the inside out and top to bottom

  • Meeting all regulatory safety

standards during construction, operation and maintenance

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  • 24/7

monitoring at two separate control centres in Fort

  • St. John and

Calgary – either can control the entire system

  • Equipped with

automated leak detection alarms and shut down systems

Monitoring and Maintaining our System

 Monitor gas flow, pressure, temperature and operating status of all our facilities  Routine aerial patrols to check for third-party activity or abnormal system conditions  Routine road and foot patrols  Regularly scheduled leak surveys in which a system

  • perator walks the right-of-

way with a hand-held gas detection instrument  Spend ~$400 million/yr in Canada inspecting and maintaining existing facilities

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Seismic Protection and Preparedness

  • Modern natural gas

systems are very resistant to seismic vibrations

  • Our system crosses no

known active faults

  • We also design our

systems to avoid areas of

  • ther hazards, (i.e. areas
  • f potential land slides)

that could result from an earthquake

  • In the event of any

seismic activity, we immediately confirm the safety of our system

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Our Aboriginal Relations Values

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We recognize and respect the unique cultural and historical characteristics of Aboriginal people and their connections to the land – and this understanding helps guide our actions

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Local Presence on the Ground in BC

  • Our Community and

Aboriginal coordinators and land agents are on the ground in communities across BC

  • They represent our values and
  • ur sustainability goals
  • They listen to community

interests and take action

  • As we grow, we are hiring

locally to help make sure we build on our track record

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www.energyforbc.ca Spectra Energy Corp |

New British Columbia Natural Gas Transportation System Community and Aboriginal Relations Coordinators

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www.energyforbc.ca Spectra Energy Corp |

New Natural Gas Supply

  • British Columbia has enough gas to meet our
  • wn needs, and to export natural gas to new

places looking for clean-burning energy Jobs

  • Moving natural gas to new places protects

existing jobs in British Columbia, and will create new jobs for more people in more places Opportunities for Growth

  • We want to take what we’ve learned over the

last 55-years working in B.C., add local and Aboriginal input, and build a sustainable natural gas sector in B.C.

Why Build a new Natural Gas System?

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Natural Gas System to Prince Rupert

New system can build on

  • ur 55-year history

Project Scope:

– Partnership with BG Group, a leading player in the global energy market – ~ 850-kilometre pipeline from northeast BC to Prince Rupert – Conceptual route developed based

  • n preliminary assessments of

environmental, historical, cultural and constructability factors – ~ one year of stakeholder input collected/reflected in planning to date – Ongoing consultation program a priority

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Proposed System Route Alternatives

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Proposed System Route Alternatives Coastal View

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Outreach Initiative: www.EnergyforBC.ca

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Environmental Social Governance Performance Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI)

  • 3rd time on the World Index and 5th consecutive
  • n North America Index

Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP)

  • Named to the 2012 Global 500 and S&P Carbon

Disclosure Leadership Indexes; 4th year to be named to one or more leadership index

Recognition and Awards Ethisphere

  • World’s Most Ethical Companies, 2012

Newsweek Green Rankings • #381 on the top 500 North American companies

and 14th in the energy sector

Corporate Responsibility Magazine

  • Top 100 corporate citizens: ranked 7th overall

and first among energy companies

Employer Awards

  • Top 100 workplaces in Houston; Top 100

employers in Canada

  • Canada’s Greenest Employers - Union Gas among

the nation’s most environmentally-aware companies

  • Corporate Equality Index
  • Anti Defamation League: Community of Respect

Sustainability Recognition

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