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MARCH 2011 ENERGY CONFERENCE – Meg Energy

Meg Energy · Mar 11, 2011 · 17 slides

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  1. MARCH 2011 ENERGY CONFERENCE – Meg Energy – slide 1
    March 2011
  2. MARCH 2011 ENERGY CONFERENCE – Meg Energy – slide 2
    MEG Highlights 100% ownership of over 800 square miles of oil sands leases World-Scale Oil Resource Steam assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) technology Opportunity 1.9 billion bbls of 2P and 3.7 billion bbls of contingent resources…
  3. MARCH 2011 ENERGY CONFERENCE – Meg Energy – slide 3
    Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD) MEG utilizes SAGD, a form of in situ SAGD Process technology MEG only uses 80% of Albertas oil sands are SAGD in situ accessible with in situ production methods In situ provides: 1. Scalability…
  4. MARCH 2011 ENERGY CONFERENCE – Meg Energy – slide 4
    Strong Environmental Profile SAGD extraction methods have several key environmental advantages: Only 10-15% land surface usage One well pad can service an area the size of 96 NFL football fields and will recover MEG is proactively…
  5. MARCH 2011 ENERGY CONFERENCE – Meg Energy – slide 5
    Asset Overview Evaluated by GLJ (December 31, 20100 ) 10 miles Not Yet Evaluated MEG assets are in HWY 63 ConocoPhillips Surmont well-defined, MEG proven SAGD MEG Growth Properties Surmont producing areas Thornbury HWY 881 MEG…
  6. MARCH 2011 ENERGY CONFERENCE – Meg Energy – slide 6
    Resource Base Has Grown Significantly As at 12/31/10, PV-10% of 2P reserves was 12.1 bn and 13.3 bn of contingent resources (best estimate) MEG has 2P Reserves Contingent Resources demonstrated a strong track (mmbbls) record of reserve…
  7. MARCH 2011 ENERGY CONFERENCE – Meg Energy – slide 7
    Production Ramp-Up 30000 Production has Budget ramped up ahead of budget 25000 Actual 20000 Bitumen Rate bbls/d 15000 10000 5000 Scheduled Plant Turnaround 0 1-Aug-09 1-Nov-09 1-Feb-10 4-May-10 1-May-10…
  8. MARCH 2011 ENERGY CONFERENCE – Meg Energy – slide 8
    Current SOR Performance 10 MEG has achieved 9 lower than budgeted SORs to- Budget date and expects 8 Steam-Oil-Ratio (including Circulation Wells) Actual similar results to comparable 7 projects in the region 6 5 4 3…
  9. MARCH 2011 ENERGY CONFERENCE – Meg Energy – slide 9
    Project Development Summary Preliminary Project Development Schedule(1) MEG believes a 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 staged Christina Lake development plan will help to Phase 2B mitigate capital, (2)…
  10. MARCH 2011 ENERGY CONFERENCE – Meg Energy – slide 10
    Growth Strategy Christina Lake Project Regulatory approvals received for Phase 2B 35,000 bbls/d expansion MEG believes that Construction of Phase 2B has commenced with initial production in first half 2013 Christina Lake and Surmont…
  11. MARCH 2011 ENERGY CONFERENCE – Meg Energy – slide 11
    Access Pipeline Overview 215-mile dual pipeline (50/50 JV with Devon Energy) Current capacity (net to MEG): 78,000 Access pipeline bbls/d blended bitumen & 35,000 provides cost and bbls/d condensate revenue Incremental pumping…
  12. MARCH 2011 ENERGY CONFERENCE – Meg Energy – slide 12
    Cogeneration Overview MEG has built cogeneration facilities to complement and enhance its economics Cogeneration flow diagram MEG employs Cogen benefits: cogeneration to 1. Produces heat used for steam generation SAGD generate…
  13. MARCH 2011 ENERGY CONFERENCE – Meg Energy – slide 13
    2011 Capital Investment Budget Total Capital Investment for 2011 900 MM Expand and further define resource base - Core hole drilling 80-90 MM Staged production growth - Christina Lake Phase 2B expansion 450 MM - Infrastructure: 200…
  14. MARCH 2011 ENERGY CONFERENCE – Meg Energy – slide 14
    MEGs Christina Lake Project 15
  15. MARCH 2011 ENERGY CONFERENCE – Meg Energy – slide 15
    APPENDICES 16
  16. MARCH 2011 ENERGY CONFERENCE – Meg Energy – slide 16
    Appendix 1 - Christina Lake Delineation Wells (2010) 10 miles 80 sections MEG Oil Sands Leases 527 vertical wells 454 wells cored Phase 2 Area Phase 2 Phase 1 Wabiskaw / McMurray Cores CVE Christina Lake 17
  17. MARCH 2011 ENERGY CONFERENCE – Meg Energy – slide 17
    Appendix 2 - Environmental Advantages According to Environment Canada, Canada contributed only 2% of global energy-related GHG emissions and oil sands contributed only 5% of this amount in 2008 CAPP expects oil sands to contribute 8%…

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