The relative price of gas and its competitive position with other energy sources (such as electricity, coals, fuel oil, renewable sources) may change demand levels for services on APA’s assets. — Long-term contractual agreements with strong counterparties underpin assets. — Ability to provide flexible and innovative customer solutions. — Complementary investments in gas storage and power generation and continued evaluation of emerging growth opportunities such as wind and solar farms and gas processing plants. — Ongoing monitoring and market intelligence of domestic and global gas markets. — Supply of gas – availability of competitively priced gas is essential for ongoing use of gas infrastructure assets. — Long-term agreements with strong counterparties underpinning APA’s assets. — Connect more gas resources with additional gas markets such as: – East Coast Grid provides flexibility for customers to manage their gas portfolios. – Working with new/emerging gas producers to bring new gas supply to market.