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Wales & West Utilities Ltd Wales & West House Spooner Close Coedkernew Newport NP10 8FZ Registered in England and Wales: No. 5046791 Indicative Distribution Transportation Charges from 1 April 2015 1. Introduction This notice provides indicative levels of gas transportation charges that will apply from 1 April 2015, in line with our GT Licence requirement to provide 150 days notice of such proposals. The definitive notice of distribution transportation charges from 1 April 2015 will be published by 1 February 2015, in accordance with the two months notice requirement within the Uniform Network Code. 2. Indicative Distribution Transportation Charges In order to collect the estimated Allowed Revenue for 2015/16 of 375.8m, (excluding Exit Capacity charges - paragraph 6 below refers), transportation prices are forecast to increase by 0.3%. The final price increase, to be published on 1 st February 2015, will reflect the RPI percentage increase reported in the November 2014 Treasury publication, and our latest view of any future change in capacity income following the AQ review, effective from 1 st October 2015. Current transportation prices and indicative transportation prices from 1 st April 2015, reflecting a 0.3% increase, are shown at Annex A. 3. Reasons for the Price Increase Price Increase Components (%) Income surplus compared to Base Allowed Revenue at 2014/15 prices -2.5% Inflation for 2015/16 3.1% Incentives/Innovation Allowance 1.7% Shrinkage Cost Adjustment -0.3% K Adjustment -1.7% Total Indicative Change to Prices at 1 st April 2014 0.3% The income surplus of -2.5% reflects the surplus revenue compared to Base Allowed Revenue before applying inflation for 2015/16. - 1 - Published 31.10.14

Inflation is based on the estimated RPI increase of 3.1% for 2015/16. The incentives relate to out-performance in 2013/14 but are not added to Allowed Revenue until two years later in 2015/16. The network innovation allowance is a forecast for 2015/16. It is estimated that these components will result in a 1.7% increase to transportation prices. The actual shrinkage costs incurred in 2013/14 were less than the allowance given by Ofgem for 2013/14. This true up is not adjusted through Allowed Revenue until two years later in 2015/16. The impact on transportation prices is a reduction 0.3%. In a similar way to incentives and cost adjustments the K over/under recovery is included in Allowed revenue two years later. The K adjustment of 1.7% therefore relates to the over-recovery of Allowed Revenue for 2013/14. 4. Factors Which will Effect the Final Price Adjustment 4.1 Annual Quantity Review (AQ Review) Capacity income, which is based on peak day capacity (Supply Point SOQs), represents a significant proportion of total collected income (96%). In line with the latest indications from Xoserve peak day capacity (which translates to a similar reduction in capacity income) is estimated to fall by 2.7% following the Oct 14 AQ Review. By the time the final transportation price adjustment is made we will factor in the actual outcome of the Oct 14 AQ Review. Our indicative price increase assumes a further fall of 2.7% in peak day capacity from 1 st October 2015 but this will be reviewed before the final transportation price adjustment is calculated. 4.2 Inflation The final inflation figures to use for 2015/16 will not be known until November 2014 when HM Treasury publish their RPI forecast for calendar years 2015 and 2016. This will affect the overall level of Allowed Revenue which will lead to a change to the price adjustment. - 2 - Published 31.10.14

5. Exit Capacity Charges The Indicative Exit Capacity price represents a reduction of 21.8% in overall exit capacity charges. The reduction of 21.8% is analysed in the following table: Price Increase Components (%) Income shortfall compared to Ofgem Allowance at 2015/16 prices 5.1% Cost True Up -26.0% K Adjustment -0.9% Total Indicative Change to Prices at 1 st April 2015 21.8% We have assumed similar reductions in Peak day Capacity to those used in calculating the other transportation charges. We have further assumed that our Exit Capacity bookings from 1 st October 2015 will be the same as the capacity bookings we have submitted for the gas year commencing 1 st October 2014. The existing prices and indicative prices are shown at Annex A 6. Indicative LDZ System Entry Commodity Charge for Distributed Gas The indicative charge for the entry point at Springhill Nurseries is shown in the table below. Indicative Entry Point Distribution Network LDZ System Entry Commodity Charge (p/kwh) Charge/Credit (-) Springhill Nurseries Wales & West -0.0074 Credit Wesxos Wales & West -0.0680 Credit 7. Impact on Gas Supply Prices The extent to which any transportation charge adjustment is passed through to consumers depends upon Shippers and gas Suppliers - 3 - Published 31.10.14

If you have any queries regarding this document please would you contact me on 02920 278838 or by email: john.edwards@wwutilities.co.uk John Edwards Pricing Manager Wales & West Utilities Wales & West House Spooner Close Celtic Springs Newport, NP10 8FZ - 4 - Published 31.10.14

Annex A Indicative Unit Charges From 1 April 2015 A. LDZ Charges From 1 st April 2015: v Indicative Prices LDZ Directly Connected Systems and Cseps: Capacity Charge (ZCA) Capacity Up to 73,200 kwh per annum pence per pk 0.1904 day kwh per day 0.1910 73,200 to 732,000 kwh per annum 0.1653 0.1658????? 732,000 kwh per annum and above 1.4793 x SOQ ^ -0.2513 1.4842 x SOQ ^ -0.2513 Subject to a minimum rate of 0.0140 0.0140 LDZ Directly Connected Systems and Cseps: Commodity Charge (ZCO) Up to 73,200 kwh per annum pence per 0.0291 pk day kwh per 0.0292 day 73,200 to 732,000 kwh per annum 0.0253 0.0254????? 732,000 kwh per annum and above 0.2942 x SOQ ^ -0.2775 0.2952 x SOQ ^ -0.2775 Subject to a minimum rate of 0.0020 0.0020 LDZ Customer Capacity Charges (CCA) Up to 73,200 kwh per annum pence 0.1008 per kwh pence 0.1011 per kwh 73,200 to 732,000 kwh per annum 0.0039 0.0039 732,000 kwh per annum and above 0.0796 x SOQ ^ -0.2100 0.0799 x SOQ ^ -0.2100-5 - Published 31.10.14

LDZ Customer Fixed Charges (CFI) - 73,200 to 732,000 kwh per day pence per day pence per day Non-monthly read supply points 32.7152 32.8232 Monthly read supply points 34.8346 34.9496 B. Indicative ECN (Exit Capacity Charges) From 1 April 2015 Exit Zone SW1 0.0083 0.0065 SW2 0.0248 0.0195 SW3 0.0284 0.0221 WA1 0.0298 0.0228 WA2 0.0018 0.0015-6 - Published 31.10.14