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On bEhAlF OF the Board of Governors and members of SEpac, canada’s oil and Gas Entrepreneurs™, i invite you to attend our oil & Gas investor Showcase on may 31, 2011. the investor Showcase provides a venue for investors, fund managers, analysts, oilpatch observers and the media to get the latest information from the cEos of canada’s leading junior and mid-cap oil and gas producers. SEpac is delighted to have the support of our exclusive event sponsor, atB corporate financial Services, as well as our other valued sponsors who enable us to produce this key event on calgary’s business calendar. this is a time of transition in the oil and gas industry where new strategies will be tested and new business leaders will emerge. Your investment decisions are enhanced by having the latest information, and there is no better place to get this than SEpac’s oil & Gas investor Showcase. Hear from these leaders first-hand during our full day of presentations delivered by the industry’s most dynamic junior and mid-cap oil and gas companies. i hope to see you at the Westin calgary on tuesday, may 31. Sincerely,
Gary c. leach Executive director SEpac, canada’s oil and Gas Entrepreneurs™
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CORPORATE SEPAC Investor PROFIlE Showcase and Session Sponsors
Table of Contents Welcome Letter 3 Introduction, Session Sponsors and Schedule 4&5 Anderson Energy Ltd 7 Argosy Energy Inc 8 Bellamont Exploration Ltd 9 Birchcliff Energy Ltd 10 Canada Energy Partners Inc 11 Cequence Energy Ltd 12 Galleon Energy Inc 13 Hawk Exploration Ltd 14 Nextraction Energy Corp 15 Open Range Energy Corp 16 Palliser Oil & Gas Corp 17 Paramount Resources Ltd 18 Primary Petroleum Corp 19 Shoal Point Energy Ltd 20 Strategic Oil & Gas Ltd 21 Sure Energy Inc 22 Terra Energy Corp 23 Terrex Energy Inc 24 Trafina Energy Ltd 25 Trilogy Energy Corp 26 Tuscany Energy Ltd 27 Yoho Resources Inc 28
Introduction Showcase highlights the SEpac oil & Gas investor Showcase offers a unique setting for investors to get immediate, first-hand information from the cEos of some of canada’s leading junior and mid-cap oil and gas producers. this event attracts hundreds of retail investors, along with industry analysts, oil and gas executives and media. Keynote Speaker SEpac is pleased to have mr. Bruce Edgelow, Vice president, Energy Group of atB corporate financial Services, deliver the keynote presentation. Bruce is responsible for helping build atB financial’s energy business and capabilities. His team consists of industry specialists in all aspects of the energy industry, including drilling and service, pipelines, utilities, midstream, exploration and production. atB corporate financial Services is a key player in financing the junior oil and gas sector. this provides Bruce with an ideal position to share his insights on current and future trends in the industry. Bruce’s keynote speech will kick off the investor Showcase program at 9:05 am. Join us for his “Energy market update: We see the Storm clouds Breaking.” Corporate Presentations Each company at the Showcase will give a 20-minute presentation about their plans to grow their oil and gas production, whether through the drill
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SChEDUlE bit or via acquisitions or mergers. read the corporate profiles of our presenting companies in this magazine to decide which sessions you would like to attend. Visit the investor Showcase page on our website (www.sepac.ca) to view the presentation schedule. Presenting Company booths all companies presenting in the investor Showcase will have booths set up in the JuneWarren-nickle’s Energy Group room. We welcome you to visit this room throughout the day and meet representatives from the presenting companies, pick up quarterly and annual reports, and other timely investor-related information. Sponsor booths outside the presentation rooms you will find display booths staffed by the sponsors of the SEpac investor Showcase. take some time and visit with these companies who are great supporters of the junior and mid-cap oil and gas industry in canada. After the Investor Showcase did you miss a presentation that you really wanted to see? the audio and slides from all presentations given throughout the investor Showcase will be posted to the SEpac website (www.sepac.ca) on June 3.
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nextraction Energy corp.
terra Energy corp.
10:15
cequence Energy ltd.
Strategic oil & Gas ltd.
10:40
terrex Energy inc.
open range Energy corp.
11:05
canada Energy partners inc.
Birchcliff Energy ltd.
11:30
trafina Energy ltd.
Bellamont Exploration ltd.
11:50
lunch break
1:10
argosy Energy inc.
anderson Energy ltd.
1:35
trilogy Energy corp.
Yoho resources inc.
2:00
tuscany Energy ltd.
palliser oil & Gas corp.
2:25
Hawk Exploration ltd.
Galleon Energy inc.
2:50
Sure Energy inc.
paramount resources ltd.
3:15
primary petroleum corp.
Shoal point Energy ltd.
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Anderson Energy Ltd. is a resource-based oil and gas development company Its principle property is in central Alberta around the Garrington, Willesden Green and Pembina fields The Company’s development strategy is focused on high-impact horizontal Cardium light oil wells that utilize multi-stage fracture stimulation technologies
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ANdERSON ENERGY LTd
Significant Opportunities in the Cardium Oil Play
muSclinG up to tHE front of tHE cardium plaY
anderson Energy ltd. has significant exposure to the cardium multi-stage frac horizontal light oil play in its core area of central alberta. a development and acquisition program was initiated in the first quarter of 2010. By the end of the first quarter of 2011, the company had 31 gross (22.5 net) cardium horizontal oil wells on production and cardium production was approximately 1,800-1,900 boe/d (85% oil and nGl). an additional 10 gross (7.3 net) wells are expected to be brought on production in the second quarter of 2011. the short-term objective of the program is to have oil and nGl production comprise 50% of total production volumes by sometime in 2012. the long-term objective is to position anderson as an oil weighted production company with a strong suite of both oil and gas drilling prospects. the company is focused on increasing its oil prone land position and utilizing new technologies to lower costs and enhance well performance. the company increased its drill-ready, non-contingent development drilling inventory of cardium and other oil-bearing zones by 30% in the first quarter of 2011 to 183 gross (111.2 net) drilling locations. core areas with infrastructure have been established in the greater pembina, Garrington and Willesden Green fields. these areas are now ready for infill drilling. anderson’s cardium horizontal prospective land base is 112.5 gross (65.8 net) sections. anderson also has a significant inventory of both deeper, liquids-rich gas and shallow gas locations in central alberta. development of these gas prospects is currently deferred in favour of an oil focused drilling program. at december 31, 2010, the company reported proved plus probable reserves of 31.7 mmboe, with a reserves life index of 11.5 years. average production for the year ended december 31, 2010, was 7,566 boe/d. anderson is listed on the toronto Stock Exchange and has a market capitalization of approximately $200 million. management, directors and the anderson family own approximately 14% of the outstanding shares of the company.
• Focused company with one core area in central Alberta
• Substantial inventory of future Cardium drilling locations
• Successful Cardium oil horizontal drilling program is ongoing
• 2011 capital budget focused on increasing oil and NGL as a percentage of total production
Management Brian H. Dau President & Chief Executive Officer David M. Spyker Chief Operating Officer M. Darlene Wong Vice President Finance, Chief Financial Officer & Secretary
Blaine M. Chicoine Vice President, Operations
Jamie A. Marshall Vice President, Exploration
Sandra M. Drinnan Vice President, Land
Patrick M. O’Rourke Vice President, Production
Philip A. Harvey Vice President, Exploitation
Board of Directors
Head Office
J.C. Anderson Brian H. Dau Christopher L. Fong Glenn D. Hockley David J. Sandmeyer David G. Scobie
700 Selkirk House 555 4th Avenue S.W. Calgary, Alberta Canada T2P 3E7 T 403.262.6307 F 403.261.2792 E info@andersonenergy.ca www.andersonenergy.ca
Contact Information Brian H. Dau President & Chief Executive Officer 403.262.6307 bdau@andersonenergy.ca
This corporate profile contains forward-looking statements. See cautionary remarks about risks and assumptions in our full investor presentation available on our website.
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CORPORATE PROFIlE
TSX:GSY
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CORPORATE PROFIlE
TSX:BMX .A,BMX .B bellamont Exploration ltd. is a publicly traded junior energy company with properties centered in the Peace River Arch area of Alberta Our growth strategy is focused primarily on Montney oil resource plays, which are being successfully developed via horizontal drilling and multi-stage fracture stimulation techniques The Company has built a quality reserve, production and cash flow base through exploring, acquiring and developing The 2011 capital program is being weighted towards oil projects and as such, the company expects to exit 2011 with a close to 50% weighting of oil and natural gas liquids
Focused on Building Quality bOARD OF DIRECTORS Scott Saxberg (chairman) Keith macdonald rob peters Greg Bay Steve moran Stuart clark ian fergusson
Bellamont (tSxV: Bmx.a; Bmx.B) is a company with a history of per-share growth in production, cash flow and reserves, based primarily through exploitation of its montney oil pools in the Grimshaw and Grande prairie areas. Bellamont has recently expanded into a new oil and natural gas liquids-rich area in British columbia. the corporation has an extensive $320-million (>12 years) drilling inventory of 123 net locations, 82% of which are horizontal oil targets. Bellamont’s technically focused management team has an excellent track record with three-year fd&a costs less than $15/boe, while enjoying a current operating netback of approximately $30/boe. the corporation’s 2011 budget projects average production of 2,850 boe/d (47% oil and liquids), capital expenditures of $27 million and funds generated from operations of $25 million. Bellamont has always maintained a strong balance sheet, targeting debt to cash flow of 1.5 times.
chris Birchard Vice President, Exploration craig thomas Vice President, land trevor murphy Vice President, business Development Brian ritchie Vice President, Exploitation tavis carlson Vice President, Finance and CFO
hEAD OFFICE Suite 1208 250 2nd Street SW calgary, alberta t2p 0c1 t: (403) 802-6840 f: (403) 802-1315 E: info@bellamont.com W: www.bellamont.com
COnTACT InFORMATIOn Steve moran president and cEo t: (403) 802-1355 E: stevem@bellamont.com
Cash Flow Growth Per Share
Steve moran President and CEO
Production Growth Per Share
MAnAGEMEnT
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CORPORATE PROFIlE
TSX:BIR
CORPORATE PROFILE April 25, 2011
500, 630 4th Ave SW Calgary AB T2P 0J9 P: 403-261-6401 F: 403-261-6424 www.birchcliffenergy.com TSX: BIR
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CORPORATE PROFIlE
TSX-V:CE Canada Energy Partners is an emerging Canadian junior E&P company with a concentrated land position in the fairway of two unconventional gas resource plays. both resource plays have been significantly de-risked by drilling on the Company’s acreage and by two Canadian majors on offsetting acreage. It is partnered 50/50 with two excellent operators on the two resource plays. The Company is extraordinarily levered to the resource upside relative to its capitalization. The Company has no debt and $2MM of working capital.
HEAD OffICE Canada Energy Partners Inc. 885 West Georgia Street, Suite 1500 Vancouver, BC Canada V6C 3E8 Tel: (604) 909-1154 Fax: (604) 488-0319
OPERATIONS OffICE Canada Energy Partners Inc. 343 Third Street, Suite 412 Baton Rouge, LA 70801–1309 USA Tel: (225) 388-9900 Fax: (225) 388-9903 www.canadaenergypartners.com info@canadaenergypartners.com
MANAGEMENT John Proust, Chairman Benjamin M. Jones, President & CEO Eduard Epshtein, Chief Financial Officer Eileen Au, Corporate Secretary Roger Hebert, Senior Geologist
BOARD Of DIRECTORS John Proust Benjamin M. Jones Pat Bolin Kyle Burnett John Howard
• CE is a highly focused unconventional
Canada Energy Partners Inc. (TSXV: CE) is a publicly traded junior energy company focused on unconventional gas in the Peace River area of northeastern British Columbia. The Company was an early mover in assembling 107 gross sections of land in the fairway of two unconventional gas plays. The Montney Shale in northeastern British Columbia has emerged as one of the top economic shale gas plays in North America, holding approximately 42% of Canada’s in-place tight gas resource. Approximately $7.5 billion of transactions have closed in the Montney trend of northeastern British Columbia in Montney Shale the last six months. Exploration Well The Company owns 42 net sections of Montney Shale rights in which the Company internally estimates approximately eight tcf of gas resource in place with potentially 1.6 tcf recoverable, net to the Company. The Company is a 50% partner with Crew Energy (TSX: CR) on its Montney lands covering 69 gross sections. The Company and Crew Energy have drilled four Montney wells on its joint acreage. On the Peace River Project, two horizontal wells have been drilled; one 1,000-metre lateral has been successfully tested for 4.4 mmcf/d and the second well with 1,826-metre lateral tested at 2.4 mmcf/d. The Company’s Peace River Project is adjacent to Talisman’s and Canbriam’s Farrell projects on which over 70 wells are scheduled to be drilled in 2011. The Company owns five net sections in the Monias area, which are adjacent to Shell’s Groundbirch development. Three net sections are 100% owned by the Company, and the Company holds 35-40% interest in five gross sections. The Monias Project has been de-risked by a joint well drilled by the Company and West Energy in the northwestern corner of the block and five horizontal wells drilled by Shell to within 150-400 metres of the Company’s southeastern lease line. The first two Shell wells tested 6.5 and 7.1 mmcf/d. The Company owns a 50% interest in the Peace River coalbed methane project covering 78 gross sections and operated by GeoMet Inc. (NASDAQ: GMET). A third-party resource assessment ascribes 1.5 tcf of gross coalbed methane in place and a potentially recoverable resource of 270 bcf net to the Company, inclusive of proved, probable, possible and conGething CBM tingent resources. This CBM project is currently warehoused Exploration Well for future development if and when gas prices rise.
CE LAND BASE & PIPELINE ACCESS
gas explorer with a concentrated land base in northeast B.C. • 107 gross sections strategically positioned on two major gas resource plays. • 2 strategic/technical joint ventures with industry leaders in CBM and shale gas. • 34.6 bcfe (5.76 mmboe) 2P reserves. • 1.86 tcf of prospective gas resources. • $2 million of working capital.
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CORPORATE PROFIlE
TSX:CQE
Cequence Energy Ltd. is a resource play–focused company with production in excess of 8,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day as of year-end 2010. Cequence is taking advantage of its land base at Simonette, Alberta, with more than 500 potential stacked drilling locations. In addition to the large inventory of prospects and exceptional deep basin expertise, Cequence’s financial strength provides flexibility to react to changing market conditions and consolidation opportunities.
DEEP BASIN FOCUSED During 2010, Cequence affected a series of transactions, including a merger with Temple Energy Inc., the acquisition of assets in the Simonette area of northwest Alberta and the sale of certain non-core properties at Sinclair. These transactions resulted in a new Company with a core project in the Deep Basin at Simonette and the critical mass required to excel in this competitive natural gas environment. Cequence possesses the following critical elements, which we believe position the Company for continued success in the Deep Basin: • A technical team with proven Deep Basin expertise; • Multi-zone resource plays where operating synergies and stacked targets can reduce costs; • Access to gathering and processing facilities to guarantee timely, cost-effective development; • A focus on liquids-rich gas targets that produce breakeven economics at sub $3.00 per GJ gas prices; 500+ drilling locations at Simonette; • A balance sheet that allows for an aggressive 2011 capital program, including spending of $100 million in 2011. Simonette has all the critical elements required for a substantial growth area. Cequence has more than 140 net sections of land with multi-zone potential at Simonette and maintains operatorship of the entire block. Cequence’s recent winter drilling program focused on the Wilrich and Montney reservoirs at Simonette, and results have exceeded our expectations.
MANAGEMENT Paul Wanklyn President & CEO Howard Crone, P.Eng Executive Vice President & COO David Gillis, CA Vice President, Finance & CFO James R. Jackson, P.Eng, CFA Vice President, Engineering David P. Robinson Vice President, Geology Christopher C. Soby Vice President, Land Stephen R. Stretch Vice President, Geophysics Mike Stewart Vice President, Operations Erin Thorson, CMA Controller BOARD OF DIRECTORS Don Archibald Chairman Peter Bannister Paul Colborne Robert C. Cook Howard Crone Andrew L. Evans Brian Felesky James K. Gray Francesco Mele Paul Wanklyn HEAD OFFICE 700, 326 11th Avenue SW Calgary, AB T2R 0C5 T: 403-229-3050 F: 403-229-0603 E: info@cequence-energy.com W: www.cequence-energy.com
Key Data Production—Q4, 2010 (boepd)
7,485
Shares outstanding
144,247,596
Market cap.
$500 Million
Gas weighting
90%
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CONTACT INFORMATION Paul Wanklyn President & CEO pwanklyn@cequence-energy.com David Gillis VP, Finance and CFO dgillis@cequence-energy.com
CORPORATE PROFIlE
TSX:GO
Galleon Energy is an intermediate oil and natural gas company positioned for long-term growth in Western Canada.
INVESTMENT ATTRIBUTES
MANAGEMENT TEAM
Production Production (BOE/d)
Gas
Oil + NGL
20,000 66% Gas 34% Oil
15,000 Sold 1,600 BOE/d
• Low risk drilling (80% to category conversion) • Oil drilling bias (75% to oil projects) • Strong balance sheet • Strong hedge position • Significant upside potential • Committed team
Suite 400, 250 - Second Street SW Calgary, AB T2P 0C1 Tel 403.261.6012 Fax 403.262.5561
10,000 5,000 0
2003
2004
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2006
2007
2008
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Guidance 2011
Reserves Reserves (MMBOE)
Proved+Probable
100 75
Grande Prairie
50 Edmonton
25 0
2003
2004
2005
2006
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June 2010
Dale Orton VP, Engineering & Corporate Development Devin Sundstrom VP, Production
Bill Wee VP, Operations
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
2010
John Brussa Glenn Carley
Cash Flow
GALLEON’S BUSINESS UNITS
William Cooke
$Millions
North Peace River Arch • Q4-2010 average production 4,423 BOE/d (30% oil & liquids) • 2011 capital $30MM
Jim Iverson VP, Exploration
Chris Tibbles VP, Land
Sold 14.8 MMBOE (P+P)
Peace River Arch
Total Proved
Steve Sugianto President and CEO Shivon Crabtree VP, Finance and CFO
Galleon Energy is an intermediate oil and natural gas company positioned for long-term growth in Western Canada.
ALBERTA
Glenn R. Carley Executive Chairman
250
Kakut • Q4-2010 production 200 ~4,194 BOE/d (25% 150 oil & liquids) • 2011 capital $35MM 100
Eastern Montney • Q4-2010 production 5,452 BOE/d (26% oil & liquids) • 2011 capital $68MM
Lawrence Fenwick Daryl Gilbert Brad Munro Steve Sugianto
50 0
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2011 Forecast
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CORPORATE PROFIlE
TSX:HWK .A,HWK .B Hawk Exploration Ltd. is a small junior producer focused on heavy oil development in the Provost area of Alberta and the Lloydminster/Kindersley area of Saskatchewan and Alberta. The Class A Shares and Class B Shares of Hawk trade on the TSX Venture Exchange under the trading symbols of HWK.A and HWK.B, respectively. The team is led by Steve Fitzmaurice and is supported by a technical team that has worked together in a number of very successful companies, including Hawk Oil and Hawk Energy.
Company
Highlights
Hawk Exploration is engaged in the exploration, development and production of conventional crude oil in western Canada and is based in Calgary, Alberta.
Contact Steve Fitzmaurice President, CEO and Chairman T 403.264.0191 X 225 E steve@hawkexploration.ca Dennis Jamieson Chief Financial Officer T 403.264.0191 X 234 E dennis@hawkexploration.ca
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Hawk’s core property is a Leduc horizontal heavy oil pool located in Seagram Lakes, Saskatchewan. The company’s secondary properties include oil plays in Hoosier, Carruthers and Lloydminster. Hawk’s primary development project is located in Seagram Lakes, Saskatchewan. The Company has a 50% working interest in 12 sections of Crown land where last year the Company drilled a horizontal exploration well targeting the Leduc Formation. The well was successful and was brought on production at 80 barrels of oil per day with a 45% watercut and represents the first commercial Leduc production in western Saskatchewan. The Leduc Formation occurs at a shallow drilling depth of only 700 metres, which results in reduced drilling costs. The reservoir also displays excellent permeability which means Hawk will not have to fracture stimulate the wells, again saving capital costs. Lastly, these wells attract a 100,000 barrel crown royalty incentive from the Saskatchewan government as they qualify for both a horizontal well holiday as well as a deep production holiday. Due to these factors, this project is expected to deliver excellent economics. Geological mapping and seismic control indicate that this play has a lot of development potential with room for more than 100 horizontal legs. Hawk has plans to drill three dual-legged Lloydminster Carruthers horizontal wells in Provost Seagram Lk. June of this year. With Hoosier continued success, Hawk will dedicate the majority of its capital and efforts to this development. Hawk also has development opportunities following up on numerous exploration discoveries in the Hoosier Saskatchewan area (six potential vertical oil wells targeting the Rex member), the Carruthers Saskatchewan area (six potential horizontal oil wells targeting the Cummings member) and the Lloydminster Saskatchewan area (six potential vertical oil wells targeting the Sparky and Waseca members) of the Mannville formation.
CORPORATE PROFIlE
TSXV:NE
www.nextraction.com THE NEXT ROUND OF EXTRACTION ON KNOWN PLAYS Nextraction Energy Corp. (TSXV: NE) is a growth oriented oil and gas production and exploration company operating in the Viking Provost Field in Alberta, Canada, the multi-zone/Bakken in Montana, and the Pinedale Anticline, Wyoming. The Company is focused on targeting known reserves with lower-risk, high return development opportunities where our technical expertise can be applied to enhance production at scale.
Saturn
Provost
MANAGEMENT Mark S. Dolar President, CEO Scott D. Badcock Chief Financial Officer Kent Edney Operations Manager BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mark S. Dolar R. Michael Jones Frank Hallam Eric H. Carlson Paul D. Trost CALGARY OFFICE Sun Life Plaza, West Tower Suite 1600, 144 – 4 Ave SW Calgary, AB, Canada T2P 3N4 Ph: 403 514 8276 VANCOUVER OFFICE Suite 328, 550 Burrard Street Vancouver, BC, Canada V6C 2B5 Ph: 604 630 0300 SEPAC INVESTOR SHOWCASE 2011
N. Pinedale
Provost Viking Oil JV 4 Producing Wells •
3.25 Sections
12 – 21 Horizontal Wells
Production to date of 660,000 barrels; Recovery Factor of < 4% Vertical wells: produced up to 300,000 barrels of oil on leasehold
Saturn Oil JV 23,000 Acres •
Alberta IN PRODUCTION
Montana
35 Sections
20-50 Potential Wells
4 potential oil producing reservoirs including Bakken
Conventional Zones: Ratcliffe, McGowan & Mission Canyon •
Cabaret Coulee: 490,000 BO, Bredette: 780,000 BO, Poplar: 47 million BO
Unconventional Zones: Bakken & 3 Forks Formations •
Elm Coulee: 106.6 million BO, Parshall: 44.1 million BO, Roncott: 800,000 BO
North Pinedale 5.5 Sections •
Wyoming IN PRODUCTION
32 Potential Wells
100% interest in 1600 acres (10 net wells), 25% interest in 2500 acres (22 net wells)
Production: in Oil and Gas from two plays
Expertise: in Personnel and New Technology / Completions
Strategy: in Use of Treasury Funds to generate the best possible internal rates of return and market value in developing our plays Share Structure
Issued and Outstanding Stock Options Fully Diluted
No Debt
April 2011
26,194,864 2,215,000 28,409,864
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CORPORATE PROFIlE
TSX:ONR
corporate profile
tSX:oNr
Open Range has had strong success in its first-half 2011 capital program, bringing 4 (3.6 net) horizontal multi-stage-fractured Wilrich wells on-stream at its core Ansell/Sundance Deep Basin property in west central Alberta. Along with its first Wilrich well, producing since October 2010, Open Range has estimated horizontal Wilrich volumes of over 12 mmcf per day plus NGL at the end of April 2011. This represents over 10 percent of the estimated regional horizontal Wilrich production. Open Range’s exploration-based growth model has delivered year-over-year increases in production and reserves since the Company’s inception in late 2005. A distinguishing feature is the Company’s success at steadily reducing cash costs, thanks to the multiple high-quality liquids-rich reservoirs present at Ansell/Sundance, low G&A and control of strategic infrastructure.
ONR Ansell/Sundance land ONR vertical gas well ONR horizontal gas well
Wild River 764 bcf cum 9.0 mmbbls cum 230 mmcf/d + NGL
ONR multi-zone production area Sundance gas field Wild River gas field
Sundance 530 bcf cum 6.4 mmbbls cum 170 mmcf/d + NGL
With a total of 41 (35 net) horizontal Wilrich locations at Ansell/Sundance, Open Range expects to focus mainly on an accelerated Wilrich program in the second half of 2011. Open Range’s medium-term goal is to achieve 10,000 boe per day by year-end 2012. In addition, the Company is continuing to grow its Poseidon Concepts fracturing fluid handling system, which is deployed across western Canada and in the United States.
Ansell/ Sundance
6 miles
3,783 & reSerVeS groWth prodUctioN 20,353
fiNaNcial aNd operatiNg highlightS Petroleum and natural gas revenue (000s)
$
Funds from operations (000s) Per diluted share Net debt (end of period) (000s) Capital expenditures (000s)
$
Weighted average shares outstanding – diluted (000s)
Year ended December 31, 2009
47,972
$
28,203
2,457
16,856
2,070 2,457 1,4562,070
10,035
30,522
15,341
0.50
0.50
49,820
37,571
806
85,778
06 07 08 09 10
06 07 08 09 10
Production 06 07 08 09 10
P+P 06Reserves 07 08 09 10
Production
P + P Reserves
42,268
$
60,935
30,980
Production
10,035 5,587
8061,456
2,972 5,587 2,972
(boe/d)
(boe/d)
Natural gas (mcf per day)
16,856 20,353
3,783
Year ended December 31, 2010
20,606
13,293
Oil and NGL (bbls per day)
349
241
Total (@ 6:1) (boe per day)
3,783
2,457
Realized average sales prices Natural gas ($ per mcf)
4.58
4.88
Oil and NGL ($ per bbl)
65.52
51.41
Combined average ($ per boe)
30.99
31.45
Royalties ($ per boe)
(2.78)
(3.08)
Operating costs ($ per boe)
(4.73)
(5.58)
Transportation costs ($ per boe)
(0.90)
(0.96)
Operating netback ($ per boe)
22.58
21.83
OFFiCeRS
(mboe at year-end)
(mboe at year-end)
loW coSt StrUctUre 8.72 7.51 8.72 6.84 6.54 7.51 5.63 6.84 6.54 5.63
15.60 12.61 15.60
10.97 9.87 9.27 12.61 10.97 9.87 9.27
06 07 08 09 10
06 07 08 09 10
Operating 06 07 Costs 08 09 10
Total06Cash 07 Costs 08 09 10
Operating Costs
Total Cash Costs
($ per boe)
($ per boe)
($ per boe) DiReCtORS
per boe) HeAD($OFFiCe
A. Scott Dawson
Lyle D. Michaluk
David M. Griffith
Harley L. Winger
Open Range Energy Corp.
President and Chief Executive Officer
Vice-President, Finance and Chief Financial Officer
Vice-President and Chief Geophysicist
A. Scott Dawson
1100, 645-7th Ave. S.W.
Gerald R. Costigan
James F. Bland
Cliff L. Wiebe
Kenneth J. Faircloth
Executive Vice-President
Vice-President, Exploration
John A. Mueller
James L. Beninger
President, Poseidon Concepts
Dean R. Jensen
Vice-President, Engineering and Chief Operating Officer
Vice-President, Land
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W.C. (Mike) Seth
Calgary, Alberta T2P 4G8 Tel: 403-262-2936 Fax: 403-262-3924 www.openrangeenergy.com
CORPORATE PROFIlE
TSX:PXL
Oil Oil&&Gas GasCorporation Corporation MANAGEMENT Kevin Gibson President & CEO Allan Carswell Vice President, Exploration & COO
CORPORATE PROFILE Palliser Oil & Gas Corporation is a Calgary based, publicly traded emerging junior oil and gas company on the TSX Venture Exchange (TSX:V) with “PXL” as its trading symbol. Palliser has two core areas: the greater Lloydminster heavy oil area of both Alberta and Saskatchewan; and a natural gas area located near Medicine Hat, Alberta. The Company is currently focused on high netback conventional heavy oil production in the greater Lloydminster area of both Alberta and Saskatchewan.
Ivan J. Condic Vice President, Finance & CFO
CORPORATE FACTS
Robert (Bob) Padget
Capital Structure
Vice President, Engineering
•
Shares outstanding (basic/ diluted) - 43.0 MM/45.6 MM
•
Insider holdings (basic/ diluted) - 12%/16%
•
Credit facility - $18.0 MM
•
Net debt (@ Dec 31/10) $3.9 MM
•
Tax pools (@ Dec 31/10) - $29.5 MM
Vice President, Production & Operations
DIRECTORS Ken Crowther Daryl Fridhandler, Q.C. Chairman Kevin Gibson Stephen Hayden Wayne Toole
ALBERTA
Lloydminster ydminst Heav Heavy Oil Area
EDMONTON
SASKATOON ALBERTA
CALGARY
Asset Base •
Current focus
SASKATCHEWAN
Frenchman
Medicine Hat Gas Area
February production – 1,286 boe/d (96% heavy oil)
SASKATCHEWAN
Lloydminster Tangleflags
Palliser Assets
•
Undeveloped land - 41,120 net acres
•
Prospect inventory - 125 heavy oil locations
~ 65 miles
Glenn Taylor
CORE AREAS
HEAD OFFICE
Edam Manitou Lake
600, 840 – 6 Avenue SW, Calgary, Alberta T2P 3E5
~ 65 miles
[p]: 403-209-5710
Note: map area 4,500 sq. mi.
[f]: 403-228-7992
CONTACT INFORMATION Kevin Gibson President & CEO Direct: (403) 209-5717 Email: kevin@palliserogc.com
2011 CAPITAL PROGRAM Drilling locations
24
Reactivations
13
Capital expenditures (excluding property acquisitions)
PRODUCTION PROFILE (in 000’s) 6 Oil Base Gas Base Production/share
(boe/d) 2500
5 4
2000
$27.0
3
1500
2
1000
1
500 0
Q1/09
Q2/09
Q3/09
Q4/09
Q1/10
Q2/10
Q3/10
Q4/10
Q1/11 Q2/11 Q3/11 Q4/11 Forecast Forecast Forecast Forecast
0
Production/share (boe/million weighted average shares)
www.palliserogc.com
Production
[e]: info@palliserogc.com
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CORPORATE PROFIlE
TSX:POU.TO Paramount Resources Ltd. is an independent, intermediate gas-focused Canadian energy company. The company explores for, develops, produces, and markets natural gas, crude oil, and natural gas liquids in Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, the Northwest Territories, North Dakota, and Montana. The company also holds investments of public and private entities, including Trilogy Energy Corp., MEG Energy Corp., and MGM Energy Corp.
OffICERS
ThE STRATEGy OF the company is to maintain a balanced portfolio of opportunities, while growing reserves and production within the company’s principal producing areas. the company has a large inventory of undeveloped acreage from which to draw, including are divided into four corporate operating units: Kaybob, Grande prairie, northern, and Southern.
D. S. Purdy Corporate Operating Officer
• paramount is 32 years old • 188 full-time employees (132 head office, 56 field at dec. 31, 2010) • 72.4 million shares outstanding (march 31, 2011) • Greater than 50 per cent management ownership • Successful efforts accounting • approximately 1.2 million net acres undeveloped land (dec. 31, 2010) • 2011 average production forecast: 20,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day • 2011 oil & gas exploration and development budget: $425 million; oilsands exploration budget: $25 million
B. K. Lee Chief Financial Officer E. M. Shier Corporate Secretary L. M. Doyle Corporate Operating Officer G. W. P. McMillan Corporate Operating Officer
J. Wittenberg Corporate Operating Officer P. R. Kinvig Controller
BOARD Of DIRECTORS C. H. Riddell J. H. T. Riddell T. E. Claugus J. C. Gorman D. Jungé D. M. Knott V. S. A. Riddell S. L. Riddell Rose J. B. Roy A. S. Thomson B. M. Wylie
HEAD OffICE
paramount’s investments in the securities of a number of public and private entities, and three drilling rigs are summarized below: Market Value(1)
Shares Owned (millions)
($/share)
($ millions)
24.1
20.38
$492.1
MEG Energy Corp.
3.7
49.06
181.5
MGM Energy Corp.
43.8
0.22
9.6
n/a
n/a
45.0
Fox/Paramount Drilling
J. H. T. Riddell President and Chief Operating Officer
L. A. Friesen Assistant Corporate Secretary
InVESTMEnTS
Trilogy Energy Corp.
C. H. Riddell Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
Other
35.0
Total
$763.2
(1) Based on the march 31, 2011 closing price of publicly traded investments, book value of remaining investments and the estimated value of the drilling rigs.
This documenT is a summary of informaTion conTained in ParamounT’s PresenTaTion maTerials. readers should refer To The comPleTe PresenTaTion and The advisories conTained Therein.
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Paramount Resources Ltd. 4700, Bankers Hall West 888 – 3rd Street SW Calgary, Alta. T2P 5C5 T: (403) 290-3600 F: (403) 262-7994 www.paramountres.com
CONTACT INfORMATION Paramount Resources Ltd. J. H. T. (Jim) Riddell, President and Chief Operating Officer B. K. (Bernie) Lee, Chief Financial Officer T: (403) 290-3600 F: (403) 262-7994
COn
hEAD Primar Suite 8 Calgar www p
COnTA Mike M Preside (403) 2 mike@
Gordo Investo (403) 6 gordon
MAnA DIREC Mike M Found
Rod Ha VP Exp
Jim Eh Technic
Colleen Manag
Brian S CFO
InDEPE Peter A VP Lan
K Alan Partne
Rob Ge Partne
ADVIS don R Lease &
P Ted d Ph d, P
CORPORATE PROFIlE
TSX:PIE Primary Petroleum is a junior oil and gas company engaged in exploration and development activities in Montana and Alberta and currently holds substantial land positions in two unconventional tight oil plays in North America: the Saturn Prospect in the Williston Basin and the Pondera-Teton Prospect in the Southern Alberta Basin of western Montana The Company’s mandate is to continue to acquire strategic land positions of merit in the Sedimentary Basin of the western United States and Canada, de-risk them using modern industry science and seek out qualified industry partners to exploit and develop them To learn more about us, please visit our website at www primarypetroleum com
THE SOUTHERN ALBERTA BASIN OF NORTHWESTERN MONTANA – A NEW MULTI-FORMATION TIGHT OIL RESOURCE PLAY
COnTACT US hEAD OFFICE Primary Petroleum Corporation Suite 800, 744 4th Avenue S W Calgary, AB, Canada T2P 3T4 www primarypetroleum com COnTACT InFORMATIOn Mike Marrandino President & CEO (403) 262-3132 ext 224 mike@primarypetroleum com Gordon Aldcorn Investor Relations (403) 618-6507 gordon@briscocapital com MAnAGEMEnT, DIRECTORS & ADVISORS Mike Marrandino Founder, President & CEO, director Rod Haverslew M Sc , P Geol VP Exploration, director Jim Ehrets P Geol Technical & Operations Montana, director Colleen Bailey B A Manager of Land Brian Spilchen, CMA CFO InDEPEnDAnT DIRECTORS Peter A Carwardine VP Land, OMERS Energy Services K Alan Blair Partner, Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP Rob Geisthardt, CA Partner, Quantum Advisory Partners LLP ADVISORS don R Lee, Attorney, Montana Lease & Title Options P Ted doughty Ph d, P Geol
primary petroleum has focused a majority of its resources in the acquisition of prospective oil and gas acreage in montana. the company has a significant land position in the alberta Basin Bakken fairway in western montana and in the northwestern area of the Williston Basin in eastern montana. currently, primary holds over 270,000 net acres (420 sections) in two Bakken prospective areas. primary currently holds 100% interest over all of its land holdings in montana. primary currently holds approximately 250,000 net acres (390 sections) in the alberta Basin Bakken fairway in western montana. these lands adjoin the Blackfeet indian reservation to the south and are prospective for oil in the Sunburst, madison, lodgepole (Banff), Bakken, three forks and nisku formations. the Saturn prospect consists of 20,000 net acres (31 sections) in the Williston Basin in eastern montana. the company also holds other oil and gas prospects in montana that total approximately 64,000 net acres (100 sections). primary acquired over 250 miles of 2d seismic and shot a 26-square-mile 3d seismic survey in 2008, in the Southern alberta Basin Bakken fairway. at least 14 prospective locations in both the madison and Sunburst formations have been identified. recent drilling (15 vertical and horizontal wells) by multiple major uS companies, which combined have acquired over 580,000 acres on the adjoining reservation, has resulted in the discovery of oil saturation and over pressurization in the lodgepole (Banff), Bakken and three forks formations, plus oil and normal pressurization in the nisku formation. Estimated published ooip (original oil in place) on a section of land ranges from 13 million to 15 million barrels. current drilling operations in the alberta Basin Bakken fairway on both sides of the border have identified over 48 vertical and horizontal wells that have been permitted, spudded and/or drilled as reported by the montana State Board of oil and Gas and the Daily Oil Bulletin in alberta.
Primary’s current land holdings and future exploration and development possibilities in Montana will provide excellent upside for the Company and its shareholders because: • montana is located in the Western Sedimentary Basin, which is world renowned for oil and gas discoveries. • the Southern alberta Basin Bakken fairway (SaaBf) in western montana has produced approximately 300 mmbo of Bakken-sourced oil, industry early estimates of which have the vast potential for multiple billions of barrels. • to date, industry research reports 44 companies on both sides of the border have acquired acreage in the SaaBf. • approximately $0.5 billion spent on land, exploration and drilling in the SaaBf. • the Williston Basin drilled over 3000 wells and has in excess of 3.0-4.3 bbls of recoverable oil, current production is in excess of 450,000 bbls/d in canada and the uS. • primary land holdings in the prospect areas offer multizone potential for oil and gas and are close to existing infrastructure.
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CORPORATE PROFIlE
CSNX:SHP
20 SEPAC INVESTOR SHOWCASE – SPRING 2011
CORPORATE PROFIlE
TSX-V:SOG
“MAKING STRATEGIC MOVES” Strategic is a well capitalized junior oil and gas company with an unutilized line of credit. They are committed to growth by exploiting its light oil assets in Maxhamish, northeast BC and Steen River in northwest Alberta. Strategic’s technical team is primarily focused on implementing development plans for its light oil properties, while continuing to review other high impact light oil resource plays. Strategic’s common shares trade on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol SOG.
MANAGEMENT TEAM Arn Schoch President & Chief Executive Officer Jim Screaton, CA Chief Financial Officer Sean Hayes, PGeol Chief Operating Officer Gurpreet Sawhney, PEng Vice President, Business Development Kirk Boote, PEng Vice President, Operations BOARD OF DIRECTORS Arn Schoch Colin McNeil D. Richard Skeith John W. Harkins CONTACT INFORMATION Arn Schoch President and Chief Executive Officer Strategic Oil & Gas Ltd. PH 1: 403.718.0183 ext.242 PH 2: 403.870.1245 FX: 403.718.0184 contactus@sogoil.com HEAD OFFICE 1800, 510 - 5th St. SW Calgary, Alberta, T2P 3S2 Phone:403.718.0183 Fax: 403.718.0184
TSX: SOG www.sogoil.com
CORPORATE PROFILE • Listed on TSX Venture - SOG • Current production of 1200+ boe/d • Market capitalization - $150 million, April 2011 • Oil focused and looking for the next large oil in place opportunity • Owns two large light oil opportunities ( > 100 sections each) • $160 million of taxpools
MAXHAMISH, Northeastern BC • Dominant land position, >100 contiguous sections • 38.5% working interest • Strong economics • Plan to develop 4 wells per section • Reserves are 150,000-225,000 bbls recoverable per well • Currently building year round access road followed by drilling program
Maxhamish
Steen River Steen/Marlowe
BRITISH COLUMBIA
ALBERTA
Ferrier Harmattan Taber/Conrad
Maxhamish Area
STEEN RIVER, Northwestern Alberta • Acquired in December 2010 at < $25,000/boe • Greater than 100 sections of undeveloped land (100% working interest) • Modern oil and gas facility • Keg River oil potential • 2011 program: - Shot 3-D and 2-D seismic - Workover of 5 wells complete - Drilled 2 Keg River wells in Q1 - Future plan to drill up to 10 wells in next 12 months, rig secured • Regional geological/geophysical study being completed
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CORPORATE PROFIlE
TSX:SHR Sure Energy Inc. is a junior Canadian oil and gas company listed on the TSX that is in the process of transitioning from a predominantly gas producer to an oil producer. The management team was instrumental in building Vermilion Resources and Clear Energy. The Company has material exposure to a Viking light oil resource play at Redwater, Alberta and recently acquired a new core area at Virginia hills, Alberta, where the Company has identified light oil potential in both the Viking and beaverhill lake formations. DIRECTORS Jeffrey S. Boyce Chairman and CEO, Sure Energy Inc. W. Peter Comber Managing Director, Barrantagh Investment Management Inc. Larry J. Macdonald Chairman & CEO, Point Energy Ltd. Thomas P. Stan Managing Director, Desjardins Securities
OffICERS Jeffrey S. Boyce Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Chris Baker President, Chief Operating Officer and Vice President, Exploration Lance Wirth Vice President, Finance and Chief Financial Officer C. Tom Banks Vice President, Engineering & Operations Rob Sheedy Vice President, Land Don Almond Vice President, Production Daniel G. Kolibar Corporate Secretary
HEAD OffICE
1100, 606 4th Street SW Calgary, Alberta T2P 1T1 T: (403) 410-3100 F: (403) 410-3111 E: info@sureenergyinc.com www.sureenergyinc.com
CONTACT Chris Baker President, Chief Operating Officer and VP, Exploration T: (403) 410-3105 22 SEPAC INVESTOR SHOWCASE â&#x20AC;&#x201C; SPRING 2011
Redwater
Virginia Hills
In the fourth quarter of 2010 and the first quarter of 2011, the Company drilled a six-well program on its North Redwater Viking light oil property. All the wells were successful with initial (30 day) production rates varying from 35 to 306 barrels of oil per day. The wells were open hole dual lateral horizontals, so no fracturing was involved. The Company has identified 16 additional similar dual lateral horizontal locations adjacent to these producers. Sure Energy also has an inventory of 30 gross (18.5 net) single leg multi-frac locations in South Redwater, which amounts to a total inventory of 46 gross (34.5 net) locations. Sure Energy also has 7.5 (7.3 net) additional sections of land on the Redwater Viking trend to be evaluated.
Sure Energy has completed two acquisitions in 2011 in the Virginia Hills area which will form a new core area. The Company acquired 160 Boe/d (72 barrels oil per day) and 44,320 (gross) acres of land. In this area of multi-zone potential, the Company has identified the Viking and Beaverhill Lake light oil plays as being of particular interest. Sure Energy has had a $35 million budget approved for 2011.
Saskatchewan The Company drilled a successful horizontal well in the Alida formation at Queensdale, Southeast Saskatchewan in the third quarter of 2010. This well which commenced production in early October 2010 has produced in excess of 30,000 barrels of oil to date and is still producing at 80 barrels of oil per day. The Company has identified four potential offset development locations, at least two of which it plans to drill immediately after breakup.
Operations Production (48% oil & liquids)
1,320 Boe/d
Proved + Probable reserves (Dec 31, 2010)
4,470 Mboe
Undeveloped land (net acres)
76,234
Financial Current Share Price
$1.85-$1.95
Shares Outstanding (Basic)
48,528,630
Market Capitalization
â&#x2030;&#x2C6;$90.0 MM
CORPORATE PROFIlE
TSX:TT CORPORATE PROFILE TSX: TT Terra Energy Corp. is a full‐cycle exploration and production company engaged in the exploration for, development and production of conventional and non‐conventional natural gas and oil resources in northeastern British Columbia and throughout the Peace River Arch region of Alberta.
MANAGEMENT Cas H. Morel President & CEO Bud K. Love VP, Finance & CFO Tim A. Beatty Executive VP, BC Operations John M. Behr VP, Exploration Graham V. Collins VP, Production Gord J. Oliver VP, Exploitation BC John Andersen Chief Geologist Yvonne Frame‐Zawalykut Controller Jan M. Campbell Corporate Secretary
Focus 2011 Montney Value Recognition: Terra Energy is currently in the process of seeking new equity capital through private equity and joint venture arrangements in order to accelerate develop‐ ment in its unconventional Montney natural gas play. Upon securing new equity capital, the 2011 Capex Plan will be revised. Oil Targets: Terra Energy will reinvest its cash flow by focusing on oil opportunities in 2011, ac‐ cordingly, 90% of the initial 2011 Capex Plan of $32.5MM will be directed at non‐Montney pro‐ jects. World Class Play: Terra Energy’s Montney asset is a world class resource play. The Montney ranks among the best natural gas shale plays in North America. Recent multi‐billion dollar transactions have drawn considerable attention to the Montney unconventional gas play. The proven high liquids content of Terra Energy’s Montney assets continue to add significant value to this resource play.
TERRA LAND BASE
MONTNEY FAIRWAY Terra lands with Montney rights Terra lands with other rights Montney oil/gas maturation belt
Montney Fairway
O il/G
as
Ma tu
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
INVESTOR CONTACT
Over 100,000 net acres in the highly prospective Montney Fairway
Avg. Daily Volume
90,000
Shares Out. (basic)
102.0 MM
Market Cap.
$133.8 MM
Net Debt1
$99.3 MM
FD NAV
FD NAV/Share Price 1
As at Dec 31, 2010
E xte
nt o
f Pla y
2010 AVG. DAILY PRODUCTION
Dec 31, 2010
Oil (mbbl)
Natural Gas (mmcf)
Liquids (mbbls)
Total (mboe)
Total P+P
2,213
151,727
3,841
31,342
13% 9% 78%
35,000
RESERVES GROWTH 1
$1.14
1
SW
2010 RESERVES
MARKET DATA Recent Price
ine
26% total P+P reserves CAGR
9% P+P reserves per share CAGR1 Montney accounts for 34% of P+P reserves
350
30,000
307
25,000 20,000 15,000
213 183
231
251
273
250 200
205
150
10,000
100
5,000
$3.00 2.6x
‐ 1
Compound Annual Growth Rate 2004-2010
300
50 7,673 2004
14,501 15,783 17,167 18,826 24,003 31,342 2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
P+P Reserves per Thousand Shares
Berk Sumen Manager, Corporate Affairs bsumen@terraenergy.ca 970-333 7th Ave SW Calgary, AB T2P 2Z1 Tel 403.699.7777
nL
Over 750,000 net acres across Alberta and BC
P+P Reserves (mboe)
Ted S. Anderson Ralph G. Evans Colin P. MacDonald Cas H. Morel Robert D. Penner James (Jim) F. Wong Brian Yaworski
ra tio
‐
2010
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CORPORATE PROFIlE
TSX-V:TER
OIL
TERREX ENERGY INC. —
RESOURCE
SIZE
ENHANCED OIL RECOVERY THROUGH PROVEN TECHNOLOGY
Terrex Energy Inc. is a Calgary based, oil focused, emerging junior producer. The Company was founded in 2010 specifically to redevelop mature producing "medium to light" oil reservoirs through the application of proven improved and enhanced oil recovery ("IOR" and “EOR") technologies to known under exploited, large Original Oil In Place ("OOIP") reservoirs. Terrex is listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol "TER" and the TRX WKN as “3RT”.
MANAGEMENT Kim Davies President & CEO Keenon Jang Vice President, Geology Norm Knecht Vice President, Finance and CFO Kurt Miles Vice President, Land Jim Tyndall Vice President, Engineering Rick Cooper Reservoir Advisor Dr. N. Mungan EOR Advisor
DIRECTORS Tony Angelidis R. James Brown Kim Davies Jonathan Lexier James Hutton Harry Knutson, Chairman
Technical Alignments: Leading laboratories and chemical design and field implementation companies. CORPORATE OFFICES 950, 630 – 6 Ave SW Calgary, AB, T2P 0S8 Phone: (403) 264 4430 www.terrexenergy.ca
CONTACT Kim Davies kdavies@terrexenergy.ca
May 2011
BUSINESS STRATEGY
OPERATIONS
Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) is emerging as a game changer in Canada. New technologies are making it possible to recover new oil from mature pools at costs that are competitive with other oil resource plays, but with additional benefits: lower environmental impact, favourable government royalties, and reduced exploration risk. EOR application is surging worldwide, supported by technical advances that can significantly increase oil recovery, strong oil prices and declining conventional supplies.
Terrex launched its first field operation in 2010, with the acquisition of its Strathmore property east of Calgary. This Lower Mannville B Pool has produced 4.9 million barrels of oil to date. Terrex believes the pool has excellent EOR potential and could yield up to 3 million barrels of additional oil. Core flood analysis, fluid compatibility tests and extensive simulation work conducted to date have yielded good results. Details of the Strathmore EOR program are being finalized, and regulatory approval has been received. The Company expects to initiate the field program in the second half of 2011. Terrex acquired its second EOR property at Two Creek on March 31, 2011. Optimization and EOR planning is underway. New drills and waterflood and chemical floods have the potential to add about 3 million barrels of additional oil.
Terrex is exceptionally well positioned to be a pureplay EOR leader in Western Canada. With a strong management team and deep technical expertise, Terrex deploys proven EOR processes to specific reservoirs where analogous pools have demonstrated the success of the technologies. One focus is on alkaline-surfactant-polymer (ASP) processes that introduce fluids to reduce viscosity and improve flow. Terrex’s strategy is to build on its first projects, the Strathmore and Two Creek pools, by targeting underexploited light to medium oil properties with high EOR potential. Terrex is actively pursuing, through acquisitions and joint venture arrangements, producing oil properties that fit its specific reservoir and technology criteria. WCSB Oil Reserves (excluding oil sands)
25% 75%
ACHIEVEMENTS TO DATE ▲
Acquired first two EOR projects
▲
Pursuing oil pools attractive for IOR and EOR through acquisitions and joint ventures
▲
Unique play in EOR – the way of the future
▲
Attractive economics
▲
Aggressive growth plan
▲
Experienced, knowledgeable team and board
▲
Raised ~$15-million in initial equity funding and $14.7 million with a hydrocarbon purchasing agreement
Primary & secondary recovery potential Oil remaining
Oil Field Development and Recovery Potential Recovery
Total Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin 98 Billion barrels OOIP (Source: PTAC, ERCB 2008)
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PRIMARY typically recovers SECONDARY can increase recovery EOR can extract a further
Factor
~10% OOIP ~15% OOIP 5-25% OOIP
CORPORATE PROFIlE
TSX:TFA .A
AN OIL FOCUSED EXPLORATION COMPANY oil drilling plans
Who we are Trafina Energy is a junior explorer and producer
with
prospects in
significant
heavy
oil
the McMullen/Twin Lakes
area of northeast Alberta. The Company also has production and prospects in Pembina, Alberta and Rangeview/Divide in southwest Saskatchewan.
McMullen • 21,120 acres at 100%
GAS
• 33 sections of land (100% net)
OIL
• P rospective for Wabiskaw heavy oil “cold production” • P otential to develop area using a “pod” drilling technique
FOCUS AREAS
AB
Financial overview Recent share price (Apr. 20, 2011): Ticker symbol
$0.31
TSX-V:TFA.A
Shares outstanding:
55,676,262
Warrants:
28,228,335
Options: 2,095,000 (average exercise price at $0.38) Market capitalization: Q4 2010 average production
$17.3 mm 393 boe/d
Oil weighting
30%
Directors • • • • • •
Robert W. Lamond (Chairman) Donald J. Douglas Russell J. Kalmacoff Kelly J. Ogle C.A. (Tony) Teare Roland T. Valentine
Management • K elly J. Ogle – President and CEO • Gary Taylor – Vice President of Finance and CFO • Ben VanRootselaar – Vice President of Engineering • Ed Marcinew - Vice President of Exploration
Trafina Energy Ltd. Suite 2210, 530 - 8 Avenue S.W. Calgary, Alberta T2P 3S8 Phone: 403-263-0800 Fax: 403-263-0811 info@trafinaenergy.com
www.TrafinaEnergy.com
SK
MCMULLEN
Proposed initial development: • 75% complete all-weather access road (April 2011) • Seven vertical well drilling licences received; plan to drill four in second half 2011
PEMBINA
• Satisfactory logs, core and production leads to full quarter section development with eight slant wells per quarter
WETASKIWIN
RANGEVIEW/DIVIDE
McMullen Oil Initially-In-Place (OIIP) Estimated Discovered Oil Initially-In-Place as of March 31, 2011 (McDaniel & Associates Consultants Ltd.) Category/
Discovered OIIP
Level of Certainty
(MMBbl)
Low Estimate
254
Best Estimate
303
High Estimate
362
(1) Discovered Oil Initially-in-Place is that quantity of oil that is estimated, as of a given date, to be contained in known accumulations prior to production. OIIP is the most specific category of resources that can be assigned at this stage because there is insufficient data available at this time to sub classify. The data required to sub classify is data such as viscosity and flow test data that will be obtained when the vertical wells are drilled. There is no certainty that it will be commercially viable to produce any portion of the resou rces .
additional oil upside Rangeview/Divide • 23,764 acres gross, 19,652 acres net • Drilled horizontal well targeting Upper Shaunavon and placed on production in 2010 • Expect to drill additional wells targeting the Upper Shaunavon with first well expected to spud in June 2011 Pembina • 640 acres gross, 156 acres net • Drilled 09-20 horizontal Cardium well and placed on production in 2010 • Three additional Cardium locations identified • Expect to drill second Cardium well in June 2011
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CORPORATE PROFIlE CORPORATE PROFILE
TSX:TET TSX: TET Trilogy Energy Corp. (TET) is a Canadian energy corporation formed through a spinout of assets Trilogy Energy Corp. (TET) is Canadian corporation formed spinout oftoassets from Paramount Resources in aApril 2005.energy Originally an income trust,through Trilogy aconverted a from Paramount in April corporate structureResources in February 2010.2005. Originally an income trust, Trilogy converted to a corporate structure in February 2010. TRIlOGy’S geographically concentrated assets are primarily low-risk, high working interest, lower-decline properties that provide abundant infill drilling opportunities and good access to TRILOGY’S geographically concentrated assets are primarily low-risk, high working interest, infrastructure and processing facilities, many of which are operated and controlled by trilogy.
infrastructure processing facilities, of which are operated controlled by Trilogy. advances madeand in horizontal drilling andmany completion techniques haveand provided trilogy with the opportunity to confidently exploit additional tight gas reservoirs on its acreage at attractive Advances made in horizontal drilling and completion techniques have provided Trilogy with finding and development costs. trilogy plans to continue its strategy of capitalizing on its core assets, focusing on tight gas reservoirs where horizontal technology can be used to add low cost reserves and growonproduction efficiently. assets, focusing tight liquids-rich gas reservoirs where horizontal technology can be used to add low cost
Reserves Life Index trilogy’s reserve life index (rli) has Reserves Life Index increased from 7.3 years inception to Trilogy’s Reserve Life Indexat(RLI) has increased OffICERS 9.4 years at the end of 2010 for total proved from 7.3 years at inception to OFFICERS J. H. T. Riddell 9.4probable years at thereserves. end of 2010 totalproved proved plus forfor total J. H. T. Riddell Chief Executive Officer plus probable reserves. For total from proved reserves, the rli has increased reserves, the6.6 RLIyears has increased from 5.1 years to 5.1 years to for the same period. J. B. Williams 6.6 years for the same period. J. B. Williams President and Chief Operating Officer 2010 finding and Development Cost 2010 Finding Cost trilogy’s findingand andDevelopment development costs M. G. Kohut M.Financial G. KohutOfficer for reserve additions were calculated to Chief reserve additions calculated to befor $12.49 per barrel ofwere oil equivalent for be $12.49per barrel of oil equivalent for G. L. Yester proved reserves and $11.63 per barrel of oil G. L. Yester proved reserves and $11.63per barrel of oil General Counsel and Corporate Secretary equivalent for proved plus probable reserves equivalent for proved plus probable reserves General Cou nsel and Corp orate Se cretary forforthe 2010. theyear yearended endeddec. Dec. 31, 31, 2010.
DIRECTORS DIREC TORS
C. H. Riddell C. H. Riddell J. H. T. Riddell J. H. T. Riddell M. H. Dilger M. H. Dilger D. A. Garner D. A. Garner W. A. Gobert W. A. Gobert R. M. MacDonald R. M. MacDonald E. M. Shier E. M. Shier D. F. D.Textor F. Textor
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Proved Capital
Proved Reserves
Proved F&D
Proved & Probable Capital
Proved & Probable Reserves
Proved & Probable F&D
($MM)
Mb oe
$/ b oe
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Mb oe
$/ b oe
164.1
13,143
12.49
167.7
14,416
11.63
Extensions, discoveries, and revisions excluding Presley project capital
132.6
13,143
10.09
136.2
14,416
9.45
Proved Capital
Proved Reserves
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Proved & Probable Capital
Proved & Probable Reserves
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3 Year Average F&D Cost
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Mb oe
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Extensions, discoveries, and revisions including Presley project capital
374.5
30,179
12.41
375.8
33,454
11.23
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327.7
30,179
10.86
329.0
33,454
9.83
HEAD OffICE HEAD OFFICE
Pre-Tax Net Asset Value
CONTACT CONTACT J. H. T. (Jim) Riddell J. H. T. (Jim) Riddell Chief Executive Officer J. B. (John) Williams J. B. (John) Williams Presid ent President andand Chief Operating Officer (Mike) Kohut M. M. G. G. (Mike) Kohut Chief Financial Officer
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Proved Plus Probable RLI (Years) Proved Plus Probable RLI (Years)
Extensions, discoveries, and revisions including Presley project capital
2010 F&D Cost
1400, 332332 – 6th Avenue SW SW 1400, – 6th Avenue Calgary, Alta. Calgary, Alta. T2PT2P 0B20B2 T: (403) 290-2900 T: (403) 290-2900 F: (403) 263-8915 F: (403) 263-8915 www.trilogyenergy.com www.trilogyenergy.com
Proved Reserves RLI (Years) Proved Reserves RLI (Years)
GRANDE GRANDE PRAIRIE PRAIRIE KAYBOB KAYBOB
T: (403) 290-2900 T: (403) 290-2900 F: (403) 263-8915 F: (403) 263-8915 26 SEPAC INVESTOR SHOWCASE – SPRING 2011
Net (ap p raised ) asset value b efore tax (m illions of d ollars as of D ec . 31, 2010 )
NPV @ 5%
NPV @ 10%
Prov ed p lus p rob ab le reserve value (1) Und evelop ed land value (2) Seismi c value (3) Inv entory (3) Total p etroleum and natural gas assets
1,605.1 149.1 26.1 2.6 1,782.9
1,194.9 149.1 26.1 2.6 1,372.7
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Net de b t Net (appraised) asset value Shares outstand ing at D ec . 31, 2010 (Fully D iluted ) Net (ap p raised ) asset value p er share at D ec . 31, 2010 (1) Before tax net present value of proved plus probable reserves at 5% and (1) Before t ax net present value of proved plus probable reserves at 5% and 10% discount rates using forecast price and costs 10 % discount rates using forecast price and costs (2) Undeveloped valuevalue at December 31, 2010, by Seaton(2) Und ev elo pland ed land at December 31, provided 2010, provided by SeatonJordan & Associates Ltd.Ltd. Jordan & Associates (3) In ternevaluation al ev alu atio n (3) Internal
312.1 1,470.8 $12.79
312.1 1,060.6 115,036 ,972 $9.22
(4) Net debt is a non-GAPP measure consisting of long-tern debt plus (minus) (4) Net debt is a non-GAPP measure consisting of long-tern debt plus (minus) working capital deficiency (surplus). (5)(5)The above calculations may may not be measure of the T h e above calculations notanbeindictative an indictative measure of fair the market fair market valuevalue of a Trilogy share. of a Trilogy share. Co luand m n srows and may rowsnot mayadd notdue addtodue to rounding. (6)(6)Columns rounding. (7)(7)All shares including bothboth common and non-voting shares. All shares including common and non-voting shares.
CORPORATE PROFIlE
TSX:TUS-V
Alberta
Saskatchewan
EDMOHTON LLOYDMINSTER
Lloydminster Macklin
Meota Winter Evesham Senlac
CALGARY REGINA
Gull Lake Chambery
with strong fundamentals, healthy financing and a repeatable heavy oil development play. December 2010 proved and probable reserves increased 55% over 2009 results to 1.2 mmboe (91% oil) with a net present value discounted at 10% of $22.9 million. Revenues for 2010 increased 60% to $2.9 million and capital spending for 2010 was $3.0 million. There are now 5 Dina horizontal wells producing with total
Macklin area near Evesham, a Shaunavon oil play in southwest Saskatchewan, and several Lloydminster oil prospects in Alberta.
in the Evesham heavy oil pool.
pool which would double the number of producing wells. Each Evesham horizonsurface equipment (no frac required).
The Tuscany / Sharon Merger
The Evesham Drilling Program
Tuscany and Sharon Energy Ltd. have entered into an arrangement agreement in respect
outstanding common shares on the basis of 0.84 of a common share of Tuscany for each the merger. Shareholder meetings for both Companies are scheduled for May 31, 2011 to approve the business combination.
$4.0 million, working capital of approximately $4.2 million, and an unused bank line of $4.6 million.
Tuscany’s drilling program significantly.
CORPORATE SNAPSHOT
OPERATIONS OVERVIEW
DRILLING INVENTORY & LAND
MARKET: Symbol: Shares out:
190 boepd (92% oil) 2011 Drilling Plan:
Drilling Inventory: 70 horizontals at Evesham 13 other horizontal prospects
TUS-V 62.8 mm basic (67 mm FD) (Mgmt/directors 43%)
Net Debt: $4.2mm (Dec 10) Share Price: $ 0.18 (April 25, 2011) Dec 31, 2010 - 2P Reserves: 1.2MMBOE Dec 31, 2010 - Before Tax NPV 10%: $22.9 mm
2011 Drilling Plan: Pre-merger Evesham 6 (net 3.6) horizontal wells Macklin 1 (net 0.3) horizontal wells
BOARD OF DIRECTORS / MANAGEMENT Robert W. Lamond Charles A. Teare John G. F. McLeod Donald K. Clark Roger W. Hume Glen Phillips Peter Barker Jorg Reich Brad Perry, CFO Marshall Kis, VP Development Geology
CONTACT INFORMATION #1800, 633 - 6th Avenue SW Calgary AB, T2P 2Y5 Canada T: (403) 264-2398 F: (403) 269-9890 Email: ir@tuscanyenergy.com www.tuscanyenergy.com
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CORPORATE PROFIlE
TSX:YO
Yoho Resources Inc. is a growth-oriented junior oil and natural gas producer, with activities concentrated in West central Alberta, the Peace River Arch of northwest Alberta and northeast British Columbia. Yoho’s experienced management team is committed to the pursuit of sustainable per share growth through exploration and development of our existing undeveloped land base, the acquisition and subsequent exploitation of new properties, and selective high impact drilling on unconventional resource plays. DUVERNAY SHALE GAS - LAND HOLDINGS
Duvernay Thickness
Yoho Duvernay lands
Leduc Reefs
UNCONVENTIONAL RESOURCE PROJECTS KAYBOB, AB - Duvernay Formation In 2010, Yoho participated in drilling the first horizontal well into the Duvernay shale in west central Alberta. Despite mechanical problems during completion, the well successfully produced natural gas and natural gas liquids from the Duvernay. Yoho, together with its partners, has now completed drilling a follow-up horizontal well located at 03-13-060-20W5 (33.3% WI). Upon completion, this well was flowing 1,250 boe per day up 7” casing along with large volumes of completion fluid. Production tubing will be run in the hole and, with further production information, a development plan for this very exciting resource play will be made. Through farm-in agreements and crown sales, Yoho has continued to enhance our sizable land position in the area and now have varying interests in 50.5 (17.7 net) sections of land in the thickest part of the Duvernay rich gas trend.
Management Brian McLachlan President and CEO Clark Drader Vice President Land Barry Stobo Vice President Engineering and COO Wendy Woolsey Vice President Finance and CFO
Board of Directors Bruce Allford John Brussa
MIKE/PICKELL, BC - Jean Marie Formation Yoho has accumulated 33 sections of land at an average 85% working interest surrounding two Yoho vertical wells producing from the over-pressured Jean Marie formation. With high reservoir pressure, the absence of any formation water production and the low but stable production rates from the vertical wells, Yoho viewed this project as an excellent candidate for horizontal drilling. A horizontal well was drilled this winter to a total depth of 4,424 metres and was completed with a bulk nitrified acid stimulation. On completion testing, the well flowed at a final stabilized rate of 3.7 Mmcf per day with high back pressure and was placed on production during April 2011. Yoho is currently reviewing development plans for the area. CORE OPERATING AREAS North East, British Columbia Peace River Arch, Alberta
Central Alberta
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UMBACH, BC - Montney Formation Yoho has secured interests in 50 sections of land at an average working interest of 52%. Recently, an industry competitor successfully completed the Montney formation in a vertical well that was subsequently offset by a horizontal well only three miles from Yoho lands. This horizontal well tested at rates of 4.6 Mmcf per day. During the winter drilling season of 2011, Yoho re-entered an existing wellbore and drilled a 1,052 metre horizontal leg in the Montney formation, which will be followed by a multi-stage frac in the horizontal section, currently scheduled for May 2011. The gas contained within the Montney in this area is estimated to contain 25 barrels of natural gas liquids per million cubic feet of natural gas produced.
Peter Kurceba Brian McLachlan Kevin Olson Gary Perron Terry Svarich, Chairman
Contact Information Suite 750, 736 7 Ave SW Calgary, Alberta T2P 3T7
Phone: 403.537.1771 Fax: 403.537.1775 info@yohoresources.ca www.yohoresources.ca
TSXV: YO
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www.gasliquids.com
514160 Pajak Engineering Ltd. 1/4v · qpv
468496 Gas Liquids Engineering Ltd. 1/4v · qpv
• Gas Processing (sweet & sour facilities)
• New Technology Development (from simulation through piloting)
• Acid Gas Injection - CO2/EOR geostorage, CCS expertise, SO2 compression
• Innovative and Cost-Effective Solutions to Processing Challenges - gas, conventional and heavy oil, water treatment
• Cryogenic Systems - ethane recovery - nitrogen rejection
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• Terminals (loading/unloading, truck and rail) • Wellsite Dehydration and Compression
• Energy Conservation
• 3D and Intelligent Drawing Deliverables • As-built CADD
Gas Liquids Engineering Ltd. Calgary Head Office
Fort St. John Field Office
#300, 2749 - 39 Avenue N.E. Calgary, AB Canada, T1Y 4T8 Phone: 403-250-2950 Fax: 403-291-9730
#125, 10704 - 97 Avenue Fort St. John, BC Canada, V1J 6L7 Phone: 250-785-2995 Fax: 250-785-9720 Toll Free: 877-785-2995 glefsj@gasliquids.com
gasliquids@gasliquids.com
TOSCANA CAPITAL CORPORATION
830529 Since its inception in 2003, Toscana Capital Corporation has met the capital needs of over 85 junior oil and Toscana Capital Corp. gas producers by providing senior and subordinated debt facilities for working capital and the acquisition and development of oil and gas reserves. With over $275MM in reserved based lending transactions successfully · tohp underwritten, Toscana is a leader in providing1/2h growth capital both private and public junior resource companies. For further information please contact us or visit our website at www.toscanacapital.com.
Dean R. Jensen Managing Partner (403) 410-6795
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Brian J. Mellum Managing Director (403) 410-6792
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