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1 Kinder Morgan Southeast Terminals (KMST)

2 Southeast Terminals Business Development Org Chart David Halphen Vice President Business Development Mark Evans Director Business Development Brad Morris Director Business Development Jason Aguirre Account Manager Business Development 2

Director Business Development Brad Morris Director

3 Kinder Morgan Southeast Region 3

4 Asset Responsibility KMST: Currently 28 terminals over the KMST network located in 18 different markets 10 terminals have dual connectivity to both Plantation and Colonial pipelines 16 terminals have connection to Plantation Pipe Line Approximately 9MMBbls of storage capacity across the network Central Florida Pipeline (CFPL): Operate two terminals (Tampa & Orlando) and 110 mile pipeline in Central Florida Tampa terminal has ~1.6MMBbls of storage, ethanol unit train capable and biodiesel manifest Orlando terminal has ~0.8MMBbls of storage Biodiesel blending offered at both facilities Central Florida Pipeline 110 mile pipeline that runs from Tampa to our Orlando terminal Pipeline also serves the Orlando Airport Only multi-products pipeline that transports E100 4

mile pipeline in Central Florida Tampa terminal has ~1.6MMBbls of storage, ethanol unit train capable and biodiesel manifest Orlando terminal has ~0.

5 KMST Terminal Information 5

6 Terminal Allocation Process Business Development Customer Request/Notification/Decision Making Scheduling Confirms Allocation BD/Customer Contract Administration New TA/Amendment/MOC s Terminal Operations Set-up/MOC/Implementation 6

Allocation BD/Customer Contract Administration New

7 Kinder Morgan Investment in Southeast Region KMST: Invested ~$37MM (exclusive of acquisitions) in our asset network over the past 5 years. Breakdown is as follows: 40% Biofuels 38% Expansion of facilities 22% Ancillary Services CFPL: Invested ~$28MM in our asset network over the past 5 years. Breakdown is as follows: 70% Biofuels 30% Expansion of facilities 7

Breakdown is as follows: 40% Biofuels 38% Expansion of facilities 22% Ancillary Services

8 Knoxville Ethanol Transload Expansion: Construct new ethanol pipeline from Eco Energy s facility to take direct ethanol receipts from pipeline to tank No tankage at Eco s site Provide option for customers to go straight from rail car to tank and avoid truck haul expense KMST will have ability to load out E100 over truck rack to supply Knoxville market In-service December 2014 Projects Under Development Ethanol pipeline network to supply near by terminals Tank optimization 8

tank and avoid truck haul expense KMST will have ability to load out E100 over truck rack to supply Knoxville market

9 Selma 3 Expansion Project Ethanol Pipeline from Selma 3 to Selma 1 Constructing 4 ethanol pipeline from Selma 3 to Selma 1 day tanks 2 1 Ethanol Line 3 Tank Conversions and Activations Placing tank 2 (20kbbls) at Selma 3 into Premium Service Placing tank 5 (55kbbls) at Selma 3 into CBOB service Activating tank 6 (55kbbls) for ethanol storage Highlights Project will modify Selma 3 which was previously a distillate only facility, into a multi-product terminal Project will add an additional 75kbbls of gasoline storage and additional 55kbbls of ethanol storage to Selma 3 In-service November 2014 Projects Under Development Colonial connectivity at Selma 2 Biodiesel 9

for ethanol storage Highlights Project will modify Selma 3 which was previously a distillate only facility, into a multi-product terminal Project will add an

10 Spartanburg Birmingham Delivery Lines Spartanburg Birmingham Spartanburg Receiving connection to gasoline and diesel lines from Plantation Pipe Line Will be connected to both Plantation and Colonial Pipelines Birmingham Receiving connection of new gasoline line from Plantation Pipe Line (already connected to Plantation diesel line) Will have full product connectivity to both Plantation and Colonial Pipelines Highlights Will provide further pipeline service optionality to our customer base In-service June 2014 Project Under Development Tank expansion at Spartanburg 10

(already connected to Plantation diesel line) Will have full product connectivity to both Plantation and Colonial Pipelines Highlights Will

11 North Augusta 1 Expansion Expansion: Addition of generic additive system Constructing new 10kbbl ethanol tank Highlights Greatly increase ethanol storage capacity Will provide congestion relief from our North Augusta #2 facility In-service February

Greatly increase ethanol storage capacity Will provide

12 Expanding to Meet Customer Demand Future Expansion Project Under Development Location Description In Service Spartanburg Tank Expansion Under development Columbus Tank Expansion Under Development Selma Biodiesel and Colonial Connectivity at Selma 2 Under Development Knoxville Ethanol Pipeline Network and Tank optimization Under Development Collins Tank and Expansion Under Development 12

Selma Biodiesel and Colonial Connectivity at Selma 2 Under Development Knoxville Ethanol Pipeline

13 Any Questions? 13

Colonial Pipeline Company

Colonial Pipeline Company Moving the Energy that Moves America Sam Whitehead Public & Government Affairs Manager February 8, 2012 The Colonial System Pipeline miles 5500 Refinery Connections 29 Customer