East Daley Midstream Asset Database

East Daley’s Midstream Asset Database is the industry's largest and most comprehensive aggregation of financial and operational data for North American midstream assets. The dataset provides access to over 1,000 North American midstream assets with asset-level information such as owner, location, throughputs, rates, revenues, expenses, and more. The dataset includes operational and financial detail for both historical and future estimates. This database is updated at least quarterly and will grow with new assets, companies, and metadata tags which will allow deeper analysis. Asset analysis is fed by East Daley’s industry-leading, integrated Commodity and Capital Markets asset-level analysis. Each asset is fundamentally forecasted considering the competitive dynamics of the asset relative to other assets in a balanced approach to commodity market dynamics. The database includes data for all the assets East Daley models for the following companies:

• ALTM
• AM
• CEQP
• DCP
• ENB
• ENBL
• ENLC
• EPD
• ET
• ETRN
• GEL
• KMI
• MMP
• MPLX
• NBLX
• NS
• OKE
• PAA
• PBA
• RTLR
• SHLX
• SMLP
• TCP
• TRGP
• TRP
• WES
• WMB

• Search historical and forecasted financial and operational data for over 1,000 midstream assets which may include attributes such as throughputs, rates, earnings, revenue, expenses, EBITDA, location, and more.
• See financial and operational information for midstream assets that are not available anywhere else.
• View assets owned by midstream companies listed above and identify the assets contributing the most amount of cash flow versus the lowest.
• Identify non-core assets that publicly traded midstream companies may be willing to divest.
• Compare fee rates across multiple assets, owners and basins.

The dataset contains over 1,000 midstream assets. An asset is each company’s unique representation of their ownership in a physical asset. For example, OKE’s 50% ownership of Overland Pass Pipeline and WMB’s 50% ownership shows up as one asset for each company. So, although Overland Pass Pipeline is one physical asset it appears as two assets in the dataset, once with OKE and once with WMB. Each with different data based on how East Daley models that asset within that company. Assets within the dataset are each assigned an Asset Description, the Ticker of who owns the asset, and a Segment Name identifying the business segment the company reports the asset in. Each asset will also be assigned at least one Asset Type and one Commodity Type depending on the nature of the asset. Pipelines are given an origin(s) and destination(s) while all other assets (e.g., Gathering & Processing, storage, terminals, etc.) are given a location. The table below shows the count of records in the dataset by asset type. If an asset has multiple types it will be counted twice in the table below.

The line items associated with each asset depend on how East Daley models the particular asset and how the midstream company reports. For example, the cash flow metric for TRGP Gathering & Processing assets may be operating margin while OKE is shown to EBITDA and KMI is shown in EBDA. East Daley is continually evolving how the assets are modeled so assets and line items may be added, modified or removed as company financial models are update each quarter.

Update Frequency: Quarterly Data Set(s) Format: CSV file for each table

• Tag Categories - Listing of tag categories assigned to assets and/or line items. For example, asset type and commodity are tag categories.
• Assets - Listing of assets along with the reporting source and a brief description of each asset. For example, the OKE portion of Overland Pass and the WMB portion of Overland Pass both as modeled by East Daley each would be reported as an asset.
• Line Items - Listing of individual data line items for each asset.
• Asset Tag Data - Many to many table mapping assets to tag categories and tag values.
• Line Item Tag Data - Many to many table mapping line items to tag categories and tag values.
• Line Item Data - Time series data for each line item.

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East Daley Capital (EDC) is the only comprehensive provider of midstream energy asset-level data and analysis that covers both the capital and commodity sectors. East Daley strengthens its clients’ market intelligence with North American Midstream energy expertise found nowhere else in the market. The company’s proprietary methodologies and datasets uncover risk and opportunity by leveraging analysis of the intersection of energy capital and commodity markets. East Daley provides unbiased, actionable market intelligence to many of the largest midstream companies in the oil and gas industry, as well as investors and capital market participants in the energy sector to give them the EDC Advantage with their strategy and execution.
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