EnQuest 2014 Half Year Results · Results summary 9 Half year to 30 June US dollars H1 2014 H1 2013...
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EnQuest 2014 Half Year Results
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Kraken FPSO
host vessel
Overview Amjad Bseisu, CEO
Financials Jonathan Swinney, CFO
Operations Neil McCulloch, North Sea President
Major projects Amjad Bseisu
& summary
Agenda
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Production from 1 January to 30 June 2014 averaged 25,292
Boepd, up 18% on the same period last year
2014 production guidance maintained at an average of
between 25,000 Boepd to 30,000 Boepd
Business development in 2014 has added c.20 MMboe
Malaysian acquisition completed (PM8/Seligi)
Sustained strong cash flow and EBITDA $284m
Alma/Galia sailaway in spring 2015, first oil mid-year
FPSO is now substantially complete
Kraken on time and on budget
Two exploration/appraisal successes: Cairngorm & Avalon
Don NE (‘Ythan’) FDP submitted
planning production in late 2015 / early 2016
EnQuest StrategySustainable growth model continuing to deliver
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Realising value through capability Technical leadership in integrated development
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• Upgrading existing facilities
• Newer technology, new seismic
• Simplifying processes
• Infill drilling, subsurface skill in identifying well targets
• Agile, innovative and cost efficient solutions
• Redesigning and upgrading ‘used’ facilities
• Using existing infrastructure; tie-backs
• Deploying technical and financial capacity too stretching for some previous owners
• Integrated teams commercialising and developing discoveries
• Low risk, low cost near field development and appraisal
Thistle/Deveron
Heather/BroomGreater Kittiwake Area
PM8/Seligi
Didon
Maturing fields
Ex majors
Dons
Alma/Galia
Dormant fields
Ex majors
& licensing rounds
Kraken
Zarat
Ex smaller companies
Proven depth in subsurface, engineering, execution and operations
Field life extensions
Marginal field solutions
Focused
on hubs
New developments
Top quartile results for production efficiency UK North Sea production efficiency task force (O&G UK), 2013 operator rankings
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Top quartile
UKCS task force target of
80% production efficiency
EnQuest
EnQuest’s growing North Sea asset base, at 30 June 2014Now four UK hubs with GKA, with Alma/Galia five UK hubs
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Malaysia: PM8/Seligi acquisition now completed5,000 Boepd net production, 11.0 MMboe net 2P reserves
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EnQuest’s third Malaysian project: In June 2014, EnQuest completed the third acquisition of ExxonMobil’s interest in the Seligi oil
field and the PM8 PSC :
Cash consideration of US$28 million
With its strong relationship with PETRONAS, EnQuest and Petronas Carigali Sdn Bhd (50% each) negotiated an extension
of PM8/Seligi to 2033
Preparing work programme and budget for 2015 and the medium term
Evaluating further upside potential from infill drilling and workovers
Seligi
Greater Kittiwake Area opportunity50 km tie-back radius & competitor infrastructure
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Financials
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Results summary
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Half year to 30 June
US dollars H1 2014 H1 2013 Change %
Export production (Boepd) 25,292 21,455 17.9
Average realised price per barrel ($) 110.0 108.7 1.2
Revenue ($ million) 503.8 455.9 10.5
Cost of sales ($ million) 339.5 280.9 20.9
Gross profit ($ million) 164.3 175.0 (6.1)
Profit before tax & net finance costs ($ million) 149.4 167.2 (10.6)
Profit after tax & net finance costs ($ million) 75.1 97.7 (23.1)
EBITDA(1) ($ million) 284.0 274.0 3.6
Reported earnings per share (cents) 7.9 12.2 (35.2)
Net cash/(debt)(2) ($ million) (716.7) (101.9) -
(1) EBITDA is calculated by taking profit/loss from operations before tax and finance income/(costs) and adding back depletion (adjusted for depletion of
fair value uplift), depreciation, impairment, write-off of intangible oil and gas assets and foreign exchange movements. This foreign exchange
adjustment for 2013 is a change to the definition used previously and the prior year EBITDA figure has been restated accordingly. (2) Net (debt)/cash
represents cash and cash equivalents less borrowings as at the reported cash flow statement date of 30 June.
Unless otherwise stated all figures are before exceptional items and depletion of fair value uplift and are in US dollars
2.9 5.0 4.4 3.9
8.8
0.4 0.6 1.0 10.6
(Restated)
1.7
0.2
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10.0
15.0
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 H1 2014
SVT Other transportation costs
Focus on cost efficiencyEnQuest historical operating costs Vs doubling in UKCS costs over last 5 yrs
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$/bbl
26.3 23.5
26.9 27.4 27.2 27.5
2.5
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2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 H1 2014
Cost of operations
SVT
Increased costs of BP operations
Reduced throughput from other users
Increased allocation to EnQuest
Unit production costs
Impact of GKA acquisition, $5.4/bbl
$:£ exchange rate also added c.$2.5/bbl
Group taxation positionNo material UK cash tax on operational activities expected before 2020
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ETR is the full year expected rate on UK activities only.
It will vary dependent upon realised oil price and
production in H2 2014, together with the mix of profits
from our International assets in Tunisia and Malaysia.
UK tax allowances $m’s
Recognised at 31 Dec 2013 1,088
1H 2014 net additions plus RFES 340
Prior year adjustment 25
Tax losses at 30 June 2014 1,453
Tax losses expected at 31 December
2014
1,900
ETR % $m’s
PBT 79
UK CT Rate 62 49
PRT 24 19
RFES (76) (60)
Finance costs not
deductible for SCT
32 25
Prior year adjustment (10) (8)
Tax rate differences (10) (8)
H1 2014 Tax Charge 22 17
The Group will be cash tax paying in Malaysia in H2 2014 following the acquisition of PM8/Seligi.
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Alma/Galia Kraken Thistle/Deveron Dons Heather/Broom E&E Other
$482 million cash capital expenditure
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Six months to 30 June 2014
US$m
(381)
(717)
(64)
(64)
(482)
(58)
(50)
Financing & other
(excludes borrowings)
Cash flow
from operationsCapex
Cash & equivalents less
borrowings at
30 June 2014
Strong financial position, $1.7bn credit facility, £155m retail bond, $650m high yield bond
Cash & equivalents less
borrowings at
1 January 2014
US$m
Cash flow Six months to 30 June 2014
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(590)
PrepaymentsAcquisitions
Finance outlook
Full Year 2014
Capex expectations of around $1.2bn
Production and transportation costs expected to be in the range $535m to $555m
Including c.$50m for PM8/Seligi and reflecting the increased SVT costs
Depletion anticipated to be similar to the first half on a per barrel basis
G&A approximately $15m to $20m
Cash finance costs expected to be in the region of $70m
Tax
Effective rate expected to be approximately 25% to 33%, based on current oil prices
With continuing investment in the North Sea no material UK cash tax is expected to be paid before 2020
Corporate funding
As at end of H1 2014, net debt of $717m
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Operations
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2014 Production results by hubYear to date
Net production (Boepd)
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5,046
11,349
4,246
814 0
21,455
9,281 9,789
4,041
1,276 905
25,292
Thistle/Deveron The Dons Heather/Broom Alba Kittiwake Total
2013 2014
Thistle / Deveron
Delivering production levels not seen since the ‘90s
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2014
Production in H1 2014 almost double H1 2013.
Strong production efficiency
Ongoing interventions campaign
Additional perforations of A55/02
Integrity work to recover A43/12 production
Integrity work on non-producing wells
Further interventions H2 2014
2015 & beyond
Continuing investment in Thistle life extension
Including new control systems, process
simplification leading to cost savings, jacket
integrity improvements and topsides structural
integrity improvements
New drilling programme in 2016/17
The Don fieldsContinuing very strong production efficiency
2014: existing fields
Production in H1 2014 down on H1 2013, reflecting
natural decline rates. Strong production efficiency
and high levels of water injection
New Don SW producer S14 (TJ) drilled and
completed awaiting subsea tie-in in September
2014
The Conrie producer, S7, has been reinstated to
continuous production
Ythan
Net resources c.4 MMboe
Two firm wells: producer/injector pair
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EQ Development wells
Future producer
Future water injector
Potential future producer
Potential future water injector
Don North East Area (‘Don NE’) (60%)‘Ythan’ FDP submitted, planning onstream late 2015/early 2016
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Heather / BroomHighest production efficiency for over 5 years
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2014 & beyond
Production broadly in line with H1 2013
Following commencement of rig operations in Q1 2014, the
workover of the H56 well was successfully completed in Q2
and a new injection well drilled (Rosea, H64). The 2014
programme also includes the H47 recompletion and a new
producer, H48ST
The Broom field continues to perform well
Heather life extension project; three year infill drilling
campaign with nine targets, targeting 12 MMboe reserves
which are included in net 2P reserves
New 3D seismic has been delivered, which is being used to
optimise well placement and define additional targets in both
the Heather and Broom fields
2/0
5-
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5-62/0
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2/05-20
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2/05-27
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Legen
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Water
Injector
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Producing
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Drilling Programme
Water Injector
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H37 H47
H40
H46
Furzey
Viking
Erica
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H64
H49H20
H63H56
H60
H38
H41
H61Z
H42H33
H62Y
Producing
Rosea,
H48ST
Greater Kittiwake AreaNow integrated into EnQuest operations
Completed GKA acquisition on 1 March 2014
Benefits from improvements should start to come
through later in H2 2014
Mallard workover under way to reinstate production
Evaluating potential of reinstating production from
Gadwall in 2015
Eagle exploration well planned for H2 2014
Preparation for Scolty/Crathes FDP progressing well
Avalon post drill evaluation ongoing
Further exploration opportunities are also being
assessed
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Mallard tree before and after cleaning
Development
DrillingQ1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Thistle Ongoing interventions campaign
Heather 2 sidetracks & 2 workovers
Dons 1 producer (‘TJ’)
GKA 1 workover (‘Mallard’)
Alma/Galia 4 producers
Alba 2 producers
Exploration/
Appraisal
Cairngorm Avalon Kraken / GKA / Malaysia
(‘Tyrone’) (‘Eagle’) (‘Kitabu’)
2014 EnQuest outline programmePlanning delivery of over 15 wells
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Major projects
& summary
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Alma/Galia
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Sailaway in spring 2015, first oil mid-year
The FPSO is now substantially complete and commissioning has begun
Three wells have been completed and a fourth is in the process of being completed for production
Subsea work has been completed with the exception of mooring and riser pull-ins to the FPSO
CSU Area Water Injection Aft Turret
General Construction Areas
Kraken proceeding on time and on budget
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A conventional development programme
High level of capex confidence
Good progress on evaluation of drilling rig options
The Kraken FPSO host vessel is at the yard in
Singapore (c110th such FPSO in that yard); hull
conversion and marine system refurbishment is
progressing.
Pipeline route surveys have been undertaken on the
Kraken site, boulders removed and preparatory pipeline
initiation facilities installed.
The Kraken West appraisal well ‘Tyrone’ will be drilled
in H2 2014
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Delivering strong compound annual growth rates 25% for reserves & 15% for production
13,613
21,07423,698 22,800 24,222
25,000
5,000
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Guidance
Range
80.5 88.5115.2 128.5
194.8
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Net 2P reserves (MMboe)
Average net production (Boepd)
EnQuest’s producing hubsFrom 3 to 6 in approx. one year, a growing & increasingly diversified portfolio
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Thistle/Deveron The Don fields Heather/Broom
Greater Kittiwake Area PM8/Seligi (Malaysia) Alma/Galia
Delivering sustainable growthOn course for six hubs and 50,000 Boepd in UKCS
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Exploiting our existing reserves
Commercialising & developing discoveries
Converting contingent resources into reserves
Making selective acquisitions
Dons, Thistle/Deveron, Heather/Broom, Alba
Alma/GaliaGreater Kittiwake Area, Didon/Zarat, PM8/Seligi
Dons Northern Producer
Alma/Galia EnQuest ProducerHeather/Broom
Thistle/Deveron
Q&A
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Largest UK Independent Producer in the UK North Sea
Government data (DECC) for UK North sea independent producers
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200,000
400,000
600,000
800,000
1,000,000
1,200,000
1,400,000
EnQuest Ithaca Tullow Oil Fairfield Premier Oil First Oil Endeavour
Total Production for the year ending April 2014
Summary income statement
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Half year to 30 June
2014 2014 2014 2013
US dollars Business
performance
$m’s
Exceptional
items
$m’s
Reported
$m’s
Reported
$m’s
Revenue 503,844 - 503,844 455,863
Cost of sales (339,507) (35,625) (375,132) (287,223)
Gross profit 164,337 (35,625) 128,712 168,640
Exploration and evaluation expenses (2,173) - (2,173) (2,326)
General and administration expenses (3,675) - (3,675) (4,488)
Impairment on investments - - - (312)
Net other expenses (9,068) - (9,068) (949)
Profit/(loss) from operations before tax and
finance income/(costs) 149,421 (35,625) 113,796 160,565
Net finance costs (35,209) - (35,209) (19,933)
Profit/(loss) before tax 114,212 (35,625) 78,587 140,632
Income tax (39,141) 22,088 (17,053) (45,705)
Profit/(loss) after tax 75,071 (13,537) 61,534 94,927
Reported basic earnings per share (cents ) 0.079 0.122
Balance sheet
US dollars30 June 2014
$m’s
31 December 2013
$m’s
ASSETS Property, plant and equipment 3,334.4 2,871.2
Non-current assets Goodwill 166.6 107.8
Intangible oil and gas assets 197.5 130.9
Investments 2.4 2.4
Deferred tax asset 24.1 14.7
Other financial assets 21.9 21.9
3,746.9 3,148.9
Current assets Inventories 80.7 46.8
Trade and other receivables 336.7 267.2
Currrent tax receivable 3.6 6.3
Cash and short term deposits 213.0 72.8
Other financial assets 2.5 8.5
636.5 401.6
TOTAL ASSETS 4,383.4 3,550.5
EQUITY AND LIABILITIES Share capital 113.4 113.4
Equity Merger reserve 662.9 662.9
Available-for-sale reserve 0.4 0.4
Share based payment reserve (7.7) (10.3)
Retained earnings 779.8 718.3
TOTAL EQUITY 1,548.9 1,484.7
Non-current liabilities Borrowings 18.4 199.4
Bond 911.3 254.5
Obligations under finance leases 0.1 0.1
Provisions 518.5 308.4
Other financial liabilities - 0.9
Deferred tax liabilities 797.3 761.0
2,245.6 1,524.3
Current liabilities 588.9 541.5
TOTAL LIABILITIES 2,834.5 2,065.8
TOTAL EQUITY AND LIABILITIES 4,383.4 3,550.5
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Expanding our UK asset base in 2013 and 2014
Delivering sustainable growth
Alba
3 production wells in
2014
Don North East 60%
‘Out of round’ licence
Kraken
Appraisal well 2014
Greater Kittiwake
Area (‘GKA’)
From zero to 50%
Avalon
From zero to 50%
Cairngorm
Farmed out 55%
Avalon
Appraisal well 2014
Cairngorm
Appraisal well
Alba
Acquired
8%
GKA
Integration, workover
Don NE/Ythan
FDP submission
ongoing
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Awarded two licences
in the Norwegian Sea
Kraken overviewField summary
2 fields located in Block 9/2b
350km NE of Aberdeen
Field area ~12 x 3.5 km
Water Depth of 110m
Heavy Oil (14 Deg API) but good
flow properties
Low sulphur content and not waxy
FDP approved by DECC with two heavy
oil tax allowances confirmed
Developing 147 MMbbls reserves
(FDP base case, including fuel)
25 wells
Further upside potential to the
West and possibly beyond
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EnQuest 60% (Operator)
Cairn 25%
First Oil 15%
Kraken subsurfaceSTOIIP, reserves & recovery factor
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Ultimate Recovery Factor from Heavy oil Fields
Vis
cosity in
cP
Kraken
Conservative Recovery Factor
FDP STOIIP Produced RF%
North 68 20 30%
Central 85 38 45%
South 268 89 33%
Kraken Area 421 147 35%
Kraken subsurface
Gross production profile & reserves – FDP
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il stb
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MMstb South Central North Total
Produced 89 38 20 147
Fuel 10
Sales 137
Alba 8% non-operated, 1,276 Boepd H1 2014
2014
Drill two new producers
One well online
One currently being completed
Acquisition of new 4D seismic survey
Key input for maturing future drilling targets
Replacement of subsea water injection pipeline
2015
1 Planned Platform Well
Reinstatement of subsea water injection
Source : Chevron
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Alma / Galia
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EQ Development wells
Future Water Injector
Future producer
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EQ Development wells
2015 Planned producer
Future producer
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GE
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N-Dev
GALIAALMA
Alma abandoned at low water cut of 70%
Prudent base case with upside
The right facilities for the fields
Dedicated completions for Devonian/Rotliegend/Zechstein
Variable speed drive ESPs
Water injection
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License
Model name
Horizon name
Scale
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User name
Date
Signature
UKCS
30/24
1:20000
25
marty.haynes
04/25/2011
Top Devonian Depth
38
AlmaNew Seismic
SW 30/24-2 30/24-1 3 0/24-5 30/24-3 30/25a-2 NE
39
Alma DevelopmentWells Trajectory Schematic
Development wells optimised to
target:
All key reservoir zones (no
comingling)
Stand-off from FWL in key
producing zones
Optimise wells to get max length
in Devonian
4 Types of well to drill and complete:
Zechstein Producers x2
Rotliegends Producer x1
Devonian Producers x 3
Zechstein/Rotliegends Water
Injectors x 2
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CNE Zech
C Dev (B06)
CS Zech
CS Dev
C Rot
C Dev
40
1
9
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29
22
15
1708
23
33
3
0
30Z
30Y04
Galia East
outline
Galia
Main
outline
GaliaSTOIIP & Reserves
Galia Main
Well Sampled 30/24-15
Bubble Point Pressure 1900 psia
Differential Gas-Oil Ratio 631 scf/stb
Formation Volume Factor 1.33 b/stb
Oil Viscosity 0.49 Degrees
API Gravity 38 Degrees F
Reservoir Temperature 260
Only 50% Water Cut
41
Cairngorm appraisal wellFurther evaluation of results ongoing
42
Avalon Discovery
43
EnQuest operated discovery well (21/6b-8)
encountered 85 ft gross oil column
EnQuest (50%)
Core acquired confirming Darcy sands
Samples indicate 23 API oil
Development options being progressed
21/6b-8
1 km
InternationalSouth East Asia & North Africa
44
EnQuest’s first steps outside the UKCS
a low cost entry point
exploration opportunity with potential
Partnering with Lundin (Op) and Petronas Carigali
Blocks SB307 and SB308 (6,200km²) Sabah
Maturing Kitabu for drilling around the end of 2014
International production acquisition, providing an
operating platform in Tunisia
100 MMboe of gross contingent resources and
additional exploration and appraisal opportunities
2 MMboe of net producing 2P oil reserves in the Didon
oil field
Possible additions from additional infill drilling
Over 40 MMboe of net contingent resources in Zarat
45
Power & Electricity Upgrade Project
New D turbine commissioned
Process Simplification Project
New 1st stage separator internals complete
Hot work activity for flare/drains complete
Controls and Safety Systems
Installation of PCSS and SIS architecture
commenced. Fire and gas installation
30% complete
Jacket Integrity Project
Modifications required to ensure jacket
protection for another 15 years
Restarted
drilling in
2010
Topsides Structural Integrity Projects
MOD 6A laydown area
Destruct completed
Construct commenced
Topsides Structural
Interim Projects
New PC2 crane commissioned and
operating as of Q2 2014. New PC1
destruct underway
Controls and Safety Systems
PCSS hardware FAT complete
UPS hardware FAT complete
Process Simplification Scopes Completed
New process system hot water heater
commissioned
New portable water maker commissioned
Thistle life extension projects
46
The Don fieldsDrilling map
46
Legend
Legend
Drilled in 2013
Water Injector
Producing
S10Y
S2Z
S4
S6
S9
S8ZS11
2014 Development
Conrie – S7
Don Southwest and Conrie Drilling Plan
W4
W2
W1
W3Z
W6
W5
West Don Drilling Plan
46
S12Z
S13
TJ
46
Thistle, Conrie and The Dons Infrastructure
47
Heather / Broom Infrastructure
4848
Alma/Galia infrastructure
494949
Proven fields
Alma abandoned at low water cut of 70%
Prudent base case with upside
The right facilities for the fields
Dedicated completions for
Devonian/Rotliegend/Zechstein
Variable speed drive ESPs
Water injection
Greater Kittiwake Area Opportunity
Kittiwake
Avalon
Crathes
Scolty
Production
Platform (or
FPSO)
50
Eagle
GKA Infrastructure
51
Kraken Infrastructure
52
Tanjong Baram Infrastructure
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costs, revenues, reserves and other trend information. These statements and forecasts
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Nothing in this presentation should be construed as a profit forecast. Past share
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