Goldman Sachs Global LNG Seminar. BP’s Global Gas Position Bolivia Trinidad Tangguh BP Gas ResourcesBP Gas Sales Northwest Shelf Angola Vico Egypt.

Goldman SachsGlobal LNG Seminar

BP’s Global Gas Position

Bolivia

Trinidad

Tangguh

BP Gas Resources BP Gas Sales

NorthwestShelf

Angola

Vico

Egypt

LNG Industry Dynamics Continue to Drive Growth

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Lower growth

LNG gains greater market share of US supply gap

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US proximal supply declines

Higher demand growth driven by lower Asian prices

CCGT drives gas demand

New Asian customers

5% CAGR

10% CAGR

Major p/l competition

Gas demand growth continues

Costs allow new smaller markets to be reached

mtpa

mtpa

7% CAGR

US access constraints & low prices

Constrained US access

2002 Sales volume of 111 million tonnes LNG p.a.

•15 bcf/d or 6% of world gas demand of 230 bcf/d

•2.5 million boe/d or 3% of world oil demand

2002 $25b annual sales revenues; 130 LNG ships – cost of $4b per year

Key LNG Markets

Tangguh

Asia PacificTrinidad

USA

NWS

Europe to IndiaAtlanti

c

UK

India

China

Korea

Japan

SpainItaly

USA

Adgas

LNG remains a regional business

• US: deep and liquid market -- gaining access to regas capacity ensures access to market

• Europe: partial liberalisation -- regas capacity and customers generally difficult to secure

• Asia-Pacific: customers prefer long term contracts -- key is securing commitments

Linear business model

High Inertia environment

Gas monetisation priority

Merchant Trader

Early Market access

Portfolio opportunities

Vico

BP LNG Today and Future Developments

Spain, France

Italy, UK

Africa

India

USWC

Asia Pacific

Middle East

Atlantic

USA Japan, Korea, China

Trinidad Trains 2 & 3

Cove Point re-gas capacity

Trinidad Trains 4-6

Build New US East Coast re-gas

Adgas to Spain (3 Years)Qatargas to Spain (3Years)Iran LNG

Kakinanda re-gas & power project, IndiaDabhol, India

NWS supply into Japan/KoreaGuangdong re-gas terminal ownershipFuijan supply contractPhilippines supply (LOI)Vico

NWS Train 5 – Japan/Korea/ChinaTangguh – Japan/Korea/Taiwan/Java,

US West Coast

Nigeria to Spain spot cargoesEgypt Italy re-gas terminalLNG to UK

• Focus is on developing access to key premium markets development/capacity in re-gas.

• Market positions in advance of equity supply managed through short term supply deals & spot.

• Emerging supply network provides new opportunities for LNG trading

Long term economic supply

Short term opportunities

Potential new projects Current activites

British Trader in Trinidad (10/05/03)

Trinidad

Spain

ElbaIsland

CovePoint

Boston

Trains 2 & 340% Spain60% US & Other

Train 140% Spain60% US & Other

Diversion &Back Fill Opportunity

LakeCharles

Trinidad - a New Complex Set of Deliveries to Capture US Market Opportunities

Trains 2 & 3Value Chain Alignment – Repsol acquire upstream interest in BP Trinidad & TobagoPotential Diversion – Trinidadian volumes destined for Spain to more attractive US marketsRisk Management – opportunity to balance supply / demandin Spain

Cove Point Terminal

Dominican Republic

Key LNG Markets

Tangguh

Asia PacificTrinidad

USA

NWS

Europe to IndiaAtlanti

c

UK

India

China

Korea

Japan

SpainItaly

USA

Adgas

LNG remains a regional business

• US: deep and liquid market -- gaining access to regas capacity ensures access to market

• Europe: partial liberalisation -- regas capacity and customers generally difficult to secure

• Asia-Pacific: customers prefer long term contracts -- key is securing commitments

Linear business model

High Inertia environment

Gas monetisation priority

Merchant Trader

Early Market access

Portfolio opportunities

Vico

Yacheng

Kovykta

Beijing

Long-Distance Gas Pipeline

Fujian

Guangdong Regas Terminal

Building a Gas Business in South-China

NWS to Guangdong•BP 16.7% - net 50 mmscf/d

Yacheng Y13•BP 34% - net 100 mmscf/d (in

production)

Tangguh to Fujian•BP 37% - net 125 mmscf/d

Guangdong Terminal & Trunkline

•BP 30%•First LNG terminal in China

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Northwest Shelf LNG

Tangguh LNG

Tangguh

BP Equity Gas into LNG Plant

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gas supplied to plants

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markets capturedas of Dec ‘02

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Building Markets Ahead of SupplyBP’s growth in equity gas is supported by building key LNG market positions in all three regions ahead of the supply