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Confidential © 2013 Aker Solutions Preferred partner

Preferred partner

Developing Ghana’s Energy Mix 4th Ghana Summit, Oil and Gas Conference and Exhibition, Accra

Colin David | Global Account Manager

Technical Programme

© 2013 Aker Solutions Preferred partner

Current Operations and Business Overview - Africa

25 April 2013

The objective of local

content: Ensuring that the oil industry’s

footprints deliver benefits to the

resource owning societies

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Status – a move towards regionalisation

■ Ivory Coast (Abidjan)

■ Ghana (Takoradi)

■ Equatorial Guinea (Malabo)

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■ Key locations identified, local

base facilities and

management in place and

being developed


New Base – conceptual illustration

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Offices : 185sq meters

Workshop: 525sq meters

Yard: 3600 sq meters

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Aker Solutions - what we do

■ Planning and executing capital

projects

■ Delivering innovative engineering,

technologies, products and

solutions

■ Providing life-cycle operations,

service and maintenance Field life solutions

Product solutions

Engine-ering solutions

Engineering and

technology company in the

oil and gas industry

Strategy: • Offshore

• High Technology

• Harsh environment

“Challenges”


Our vision and values

Our vision is to be the preferred partner for solutions in the energy and process industries

through living

Our values

Customer

drive

Building customer

trust is key to

our business

HSE

mindset

We take personal

responsibility for

HSE because

we care

People

and teams

All our major

achievements are

team efforts

Open and

direct dialogue

We encourage

early and honest

communication

Hands-on

management

We know our

business and get

things done

Delivering

results

We deliver

consistently and

strive to beat

our goals


Health, safety and environment

HSE performance indicators

HSE performance

award

Malaysia's highest

safety award 2010

Scottish Offshore

Contractors Association

Challenge award for

Environment 2009

International Safety award 2008

International Safety award 2011

Sword of honour 2010 Occupational

Health and Safety

Awards 2005-09

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0.7

2.0

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1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

200320042005 200620072008 20092010 YTD

Total Recordable Incidents per

million worked hours

Lost Time Incidents per million

worked hours

Sick leave %

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Well Intervention Services as a major contractor

Reporting on

Local Content

and

Nationalisation

Local

Spend

Training

Staff

stats Roles

Localized

Develop

ment

plans

Develop

ment

achieved

Transparency


Start small – aim high – deliver sustainability

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• Security

• Drivers

• Cleaner

• Workshop

assistants

• Food

• Basic

Consumables

• Transport

• Travel Agency

• Accommodation

Local Content

Workforce

Nationalisation

• Legal support

• Forklift services

• Crane Services

• In country

infrastructure

• Inspection

• Recertification

• HSE

• Logistics

• Mechanics

• Engineers

• Training


Aker Solutions & WIS in brief

AKSO A leading global provider of engineering and technology, products and service solutions to the oil and gas industry

Employees: 18 000 Contract staff: 4 600 Operations in 30 countries

Revenues and profits are for 2010

Market value as of 04.11.2011

Operating revenues

NOK 33.4 bn

Operating profit (EBITDA)

NOK 3.3 bn

Market capitalisation

NOK 18.3 bn 11th largest on OBX index

WIS Operating revenues (2011)

Approximately EUR 300 million (NOK 2.3 bn) Of which 20 % outside North Sea

WIS Employees

Total of 1500 of which 2/3 field engineers One of the largest intervention service providers in the North Sea

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What is well intervention?

Well intervention

■ An operation carried out on an oil or gas well to extend its producing life by improving performance or providing access to stranded or additional hydrocarbon reserves

■ Typical interventions services include,

● Wireline ● Tractors ● Coiled Tubing ● Hydraulic Workover


Only select locations

marked on map

Where we are A global footprint

Angola

Luanda

Australia

Perth

Azerbaijan

Baku

Brazil

Curitiba

Rio das Ostras

Rio de Janeiro

Canada

Calgary

St. Johns

China

Beijing

Cyprus

Limassol

Denmark

Copenhagen

Equi. Guinea

Malabo

Ivory Coast Takaradi

Finland

Helsinki

Ulvila

France

Paris

Germany

Bad Fallingsbostel

Erkelenz

India

Kakinada

Mumbai

Pune

Indonesia

Batham

Japan

Tokyo

Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur

Port Klang

Nigeria

Lagos

Port Harcourt

Norway

Arendal

Asker

Bergen

Egersund

Fornebu

Hammerfest

Horten

Kristiansand S

Kristiansund N

Midsund

Moss

Narvik

Oslo

Porsgrunn

Stavanger

Stord

Norway (cont.)

Tranby

Tromsø

Trondheim

Ågotnes

Oman

Muscat

Russia

Moscow

Saudi Arabia

Al-Khobar

Singapore

South Africa

Germiston

South Korea

Gyungnam

Pusan

Sweden

Gothenburg

Thailand

Bangkok

Sattahip

Songhkla

UAE

Dubai

UK

Aberdeen

Great Yarmouth

London

Maidenhead

Stockton-on-Tees

Whitstable

USA

Houston

Mobile

Vietnam

Vung Tau


Well Intervention Services

Aker Qserv Aker Well Service Aker Geo

Well Intervention Wireline, Logging and Tractor

Services Subsurface Group

Well Intervention Services (WIS)


Well intervention services in brief

■ A leading provider of well intervention services with 30 years experience from the North Sea

■ We combine technologies, products, services and know-how to evaluate, plan, design and execute well intervention solutions across the life of the field.

■ Our vision: Driving industry standards for enhanced well performance

Operating revenues (2011)

Approximately EUR 300 million Of which 20 % outside North Sea

Employees

Total of 1500 of which 2/3 field engineers One of the largest intervention service providers in the North Sea

Key figures


What we offer

■ Range of intervention services: ● Mechanical wireline (92 complete packages)

● Coil tubing & pumping (14 units)

● Pressure Control Equipment ● Production logging ● Well integrity ● Tractor ● Light well intervention ● Well abandonment

■ World class and proprietary wireline tractor technologies:

● Conveyance ● Application tools ● Logging while tractoring ● Open hole tractor

■ Subsurface services: ● Geological and geophysical interpretation ● Petrophysics ● Reservoir modelling and simulation ● Well site geology


Where we are – 3 Regions (UK, Scandinavia, International)

Scandinavia Operations

Centre of Excellence for Well Intervention & Technologies

HQ in Stavanger, Norway 625 employees

Main service offering Wireline

Production logging Wireline tractor

Light well intervention

Geoscience and engineering

UKCS Operations

Centre of Excellence for Well Conveyance

HQ in Aberdeen, UK 540 employees

Main service offering Coil tubing

Wireline Pumping

Light well intervention Pipeline and process

Additional geographical presence: Ghana, Equatorial Guinea, Angola, Qatar, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Azerbaijan, Malaysia, USA, Canada

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Industry sector context

Oil

■ Oil production continues to grow ● Western Europe and North America

mature basins in production decline ● Reduction in discovery rates

■ “Easy” giant fields are now mature

■ Peak Oil ● Generally predicted on accessible

reserves today. ● Does not cater for new technology

and demand ● Previously inaccessible deepwater

reservoirs shall be tapped

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Wireline

Slickline wire

Nominal diameter Material / Type Breaking strain Remarks

0.108” UHT Carbon

Supa 75

2730 lbs

2100 lbs

Poor corrosive resistance

Sour gas applications

0.125” UHT Carbon

Supa 75

3665 lbs

2700 lbs

Poor corrosive resistance

Sour gas applications

7/32” Conventional

Dyform

5400 – 6010 lbs

6500 – 8370 lbs

Dyform considerably

stronger.

5/16” Conventional

Dyform

11,000 – 13,490 lbs

13,560 – 17550 lbs

Very high breaking force

gives the operator better

margins when carrying out

fishing operations.

7/32” Poly cable Mono conductor cable

widely used for e-line

operations

Typically 5200 lbs Cable type will depend of

well conditions and operation

conducted

5/16” Poly Cable Commonly used for

logging and perforating

Typically 11,000 lbs Cerberus modelling with

determine wire selection.

Braided wire

Electric line wire

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Wireline

Electric line applications

■ Provides real time communication from well to surface

■ Unparalleled depth control

● Logging

● Ballistic operations

● Zonal isolation

● Well integrity

Slickline applications

■ Gauge Cutter / Centraliser runs. (Establish the well bore is clear from restriction)

■ Setting / Pulling plugs

■ Setting / Pulling gas lift valves

■ Bailing sand and debris

■ Bottom hole pressure and temperature surveys. (Memory)

■ Shifting sleeves

Braided line applications

■ Utilised where additional pulling force is required:

● Fishing operations

● Conveying heavy toolstrings

● Deeper access

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Tractors

History

■ Deviated or horizontal wells now common place

● Slickline relies on gravity for well access

■ Tractors introduced in 1996

● Provides driving force at the end of the wire via traction wheels

● Speed and force dictated by number of drive sections

■ Mechanical Services introduced in 2003

■ Coiled Tubing Tractors

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Tractors

Applications

■ Well access

■ Mechanical applications introduced in 2003

● Scale milling

● Brushing and polishing

● Manipulation tools

● Debris removal

● Logging while Tractoring

■ Bi-directional Open hole tractor

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Cone Crusher and Hole Opener.wmv


Coiled tubing

■ 14 Coiled tubing units

■ Fifth generation injector heads

Job modeling and 'real time' pipe fatigue monitoring Data acquisition Emergency stop system linked to operating parameters Enhanced systems for depth and weight accuracy Coil detector on riser CCTV system Drop in drum split lift reels Mechanical pipe stabbing system Hydraulic telescoping gin poles Bespoke combination lift and jacking frames


Cased hole logging & well integrity

Production logging Plugs & perforating Well integrity

PLT Non-radioactive Single, double and triple phase Horizontal array tools Surface read-out or memory Professional data analysis

Multifinger caliper All tubing/ casing sizes up to 13 3/8” Surface read-out or memory Professional data analysis Camera Slickline Coiled tubing e-line on mono cable Drillpipe

Plug setting Reliable safe system Gauge hangers Non-explosive and standard setting tools 3rd party service Perforating Highly reliable safe system Selective firing Non-explosive and standard tubing punch Surface read-out or memory

Tubing recovery

Tubing cutting Electrical cutting tool RCT (Radial Cutting Torch) – Non-explosive Split shot


Light Well Intervention (LWI) Operating on 5 LWI vessels;

■ Island Frontier

■ Island Wellserver

■ Island Constructor

■ Well Enhancer

■ Skandi Aker

LWI conveyance services;

■ Slickline

■ E-line

■ Wireline tractor

■ Cased hole logging

■ Coiled tubing (TALOS)

■ Well treatment

■ Well abandonment


Geo

Exploration

Field development

Operations / well site geology

Expert services

Consultants Single placement within all major sub surface disciplines

Teams

Experts

Seismic interpretation, depth conversion, mapping & modeling, reservoir evaluation & simulation, data room evaluation

Outsourced projects

Own in-house capabilities with operational workstations

Remote access to client projects

Experienced project teams, project management and project execution models

Field

planning Exploration Field

development

Field

operation Abandonment

Reservoir

evaluation and

planning


New Base

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Wash bay, overhead crane, pressure test bay, general workshop area,

internal cool storage area, kitchen, washroom, changing facilities.


Investment - realised

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New Base: construction almost complete

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International Experience for Ghanaian Engineers

Case History #1

Employed Jan 2009

Well Svcs Trainee

• Gels 2

• Brine 4

• Scale Sq. 13

• Oils 7

• Acid stim 4

• Pressure Test 27

• Drilling Mud 1

• Scale dissolve 11

• SPM pull seat 2

• Sampling 1

• SPM repack 2

• Pumping 7

• Other 3

• Series 60 Maint 6

• General 2

Case History #2

Employed Jan 2009

Well Svcs Trainee

• Gels 5

• Brine 4

• Scale Sq. 9

• Cementing 2

• Pressure Test 33

• Kamat Maint 2

• Pumping 1

• Other 1

• Series 60 Maint 2

• Annuli top up 1

• General 5


Summary

25 April 2013

• Number of years in Ghana 5 years (since 2008)

• Developing a sustainable business

• Today Aker Solutions employs directly employs &

through agencies

• New Aker Solutions Base opens in Q2 2013

• Recruitment of engineers continues (currently

interviewing)

• Training and development of personnel improves

• Aspiration and requirement to increase product offering

and client base – investing for the future

• Potential to service beyond Ghanaian borders

Investing for the future: in people and infrastructure

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