Friday, January 16, 2015

ONEOK: Selected Data Points -- January 8, 2015 Presentation

Organization:
  • ONEOK --> ONEOK Partners GP, LLC --> ONEOK Partners, LP (Natural Gas Gathering and Processing, Natural Gas Liquids, Natural Gas Pipelines)
Natural Gas Gathering and Process: slide 18
  • higher volumes in Williston Basin in 2015
  • Garden Creek II in service August 2014
  • Garden Creek III in service November 2014
  • Lonesome Creek 4Q15
  • Additional NG compression in service 4Q15
Focus on Williston Basin begins with slide 22

Williston Basin Drilling Economics: slide 23
  • 97% of producer economics from crude oil and NGL 
  • drilling is economical with crude oil prices (WTI) as low as $45 - $60/bbl
  • approximately 11 gallons of NGL/Mcf of natural gas
  • approximately 5.5 gallons of NGL/Mcf of natural gas, excluding ethane
Williston Basin reduced flaring and volume backlog -- slide 24
  • 22% of NG production flared in October; 26% in November
  • NDIC targets: 15% by 1Q16; 5 - 10%  by 4Q20
  • current statewide flaring is approx 300 MMcf/d = 6 months drilling inventory
OKS in the Williston Basin: slide 25
  • largest indepedent natural gas gatherer and processor in the Williston Basin
  • 3+ million net acres; about 60% of total acreage footprint
  • processing capacity: 6000 MMcf/d currently; 1,200 MMcf/d by 3Q16
  • 3 growth projects
  • seven OKS plants
  • two Stateline de-ethanizers
  • Bakken NGL Pipeline: Statlien south to Fryburg
  • Northern Border Pipeline: Canada through Iowa
Williston Basin CAPEX 2015 - 2016: slide 26
  • Lonesome Creek plant, $680MM, 4Q15
  • Bear Creek plant, related infrastructure, $300MM, 2Q16
  • Demicks Lake plant, related infra/str, $600MM, 3Q16
  • Demicks Lake additional compression, $100MM, 4Q15
  • Stateline de-ethanization facilities, $70MM, 4Q15

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