A summary of facts and a map for the proposed Kinder Morgan/MarkWest Energy y-grade natural gas liquids pipeline that will run from Pennsylvania and Ohio (Marcellus & Utica Shale) all the way to the Gulf Coast. The project will convert some 900 miles of pipeline in the Tennessee Gas Pipeline system and build another 200 miles of new pipeline.

1. June 2014
Utica Marcellus Texas Pipeline Project
Fact Sheet
Project Overview:
• Kinder Morgan Energy Partners, L.P.
(Kinder Morgan), and MarkWest
Utica EMG, L.L.C. (MarkWest Utica
EMG), a joint venture between
MarkWest Energy Partners, L.P.
(MarkWest) and The Energy and
Minerals Group (EMG), have signed
a letter of intent to form a midstream
joint venture (JV) to pursue a critical
new project to support producers in
the Utica and Marcellus shales in
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia.
• The proposed UMTP project will
enable the transportation of natural
gas liquids (NGL) from Uhrichsville,
Ohio area to existing facilities near
Mont Belvieu, Texas.
NGL Pipeline:
• The project consists of the
development of a natural gas liquids
(NGL) pipeline from the JV
processing complex to Gulf Coast
facilities through the conversion of
over 1,005 miles of Kinder Morgan’s
24-inch and 26-inch Tennessee Gas
Pipeline system currently in natural
gas service from Mercer County,
Pennsylvania to Natchitoches, La.
• The project also includes the
construction of approximately 200
miles of new NGL pipeline from
Natchitoches to Mont Belvieu, Texas
and/or south La.
• The project also includes the
construction of approximately 160
miles of new natural gas and NGL
laterals and interconnects in Ohio,
Pennsylvania, West Virginia,
Tennessee, Kentucky, and
Mississippi, which will supply
alternate sources to the existing
pipeline.
• The NGL pipeline would have an
initial capacity of 150,000 barrels-per-
day, and be expandable to 400,000
bpd with the addition of pump
stations.
• Kinder Morgan would own at least 75
percent of the NGL pipeline and
MarkWest Utica EMG would have the
option to invest up to 25 percent.
Kinder Morgan would operate the
pipeline.
Projected Timeline:
• Agency and Public Outreach
Meetings – Ongoing
• Route Selection and Permit
Preparation – Ongoing
• Planned Full In-Service Date –
Second Quarter 2017

2. June 2014