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Annual General MeetingSupporting presentation for video
27 June 2019
Producing profitable barrels
Profitable barrels – key drivers
• Structure & process• Recruit & train• Quality & control• Lean organisation
• CERP I – The first well intervention rig recertified for operations June ’19
• CERP II – Our second well intervention rig bought and ready to be mobilised
• Water injection – low cost• CO2 injection – in partnership with Predator
• Profit margins vary significantly per field• Cliff edge SPT royalties creates Oil price range
(50 to 60 $/bbl) not inducive for investment• New Heritage organisation still finding their way• Both Trinity Innis and Goudron IPSC’s extensions
are being negotiated
Efficiency Own your own
Enhance recovery Business environment
Grow net revenue Reduce well intervention cost
Add low cost revenue Royalty tax take & bureaucracy
Own our own- Well servicing equipment
• Repair well equipment wear• Deal with contaminated fluid production• Arrest natural decline 10%• Heritage & government approvals
• Well optimisation• Bottom hole pressure surveys• Prepare wells for stimulation• Install water injection completions• Install CO2 injection systems
CERP - I Run to stand still
Enhance recovery CERP - II
Enhanced recovery - Goudron water injection
• Support high rate producers GY 665, 664 • Injecting in deeper C-sands• Connectivity established through a water
bearing zone
• Support biggest historic producer GY670• Final pressure 2,000 psi, fault block isolated
• Injectivity test in multiple shallower Mayaro wells – continuous connected sands
• Connectivity established through a water bearing zone
Pilot A – 667 669/670 Pair
Injectivity testing Full field
Total volume produced
kbbl, 11,400
Total volume injected
kbbl, 300
69%
31%
91%
9%
88%
12%
C-sands C - sands
Mayaro
Enhanced recovery – Goudron next steps
Water saturation distribution Mayaro
(ppt)
251 likely Mayaro A
influenced
Enhanced recovery - Trinity Innis CO2 Injection
Enhanced recovery - CO2 Project status
Background
• Asset Trinity Innis• Ownership 100 % Ownership• CO2 pilot In partnership with Predator• Reservoirs Herrera turbidite• Reserves 4* MMbbl• Present production 120 – 150 BOPD• Produced to date 23MMBO• API 28 – 32o
Pilot objectives
• Determine the extent to which C02 injection in AT-4 and AT-5X can repressurise the reservoirs
• Measure the Initial C02 EOR Production Rate (“IP”) from the injected sands and compare with the expected Baseline Production Rate
• Collect data for use in simulation of large-scale injection program
• Monitor for communication between Herrera sands
* 18% recovery factor
CEC approval granted
Fiscal regime
• Incremental Production Sharing Contract• Goudron• Trinity Innis
• Farm-out agreement• South Erin
• Private production licence (SWP)• Bonasse• Icacos• Cedros
Supplemental Petroleum Tax (SPT)
• A Government Tax introduced to avoid the Oil company getting a disproportioned share of Oil Price increase
• Cliff edge tax – at 50 $/bbl Oil price an additional 18% tax is payable
• SPT can be offset against capital investment• SPT is in addition to 55% Corporate tax &
Unemployment levy
TT business environment
Building a material business
Building a material business – key drivers
• Large prospect portfolio in SWP• First two mature prospects
• The Clove prospect• The Saffron prospect
• Subject to permitting ready for drilling by September
• South America focus• Land operations• Leverage Trinidad as an operating base
Exploration
Mergers & acquisitions
Balanced risk
Building on our strengths
Exploration – Orinoco river
Exploration - Fluvial hydrocarbon system
Exploration – Regional teconics
UBOT 1 to Bonasse Seismic lineAxis 0 Offset Migration
UBOT 1 to Bonasse Seismic lineAxis 0 Offset Migration - Interpretation
UBOT 1 to Bonasse Interpretation
UBOT 1 to Bonasse Interpretation
LOCATION AINLINE: 2151 XLINE: 2010
LOCATION BINLINE: 2133 XLINE: 2209
LOCATION CINLINE: 2114 XLINE: 2191
Potential Subsurface Drilling Targets Identified
Saffron – Prospect Summary
CHANCE OF GEOLOGICAL SUCCESS
TRAP RESERVOIR CHARGE
Presence Effectiveness Presence Effectiveness Presence Effectiveness
0.8 0.9 1.0 0.7 1.0 0.9
Chance of Geological Success 0.451 in: 2.2
Critical risksTrap - Structure may be segmented into multiple compartments and risk will increase downdip as larger column heights are involvedReservoir effectiveness - UBOT produced 207bbl, but productivity uncertain
LOCATION AINLINE: 2151 XLINE: 2010
Unrisked Gross STOIIP (MMbbl)
P90 17
P50 53
P10 133
Pmean 66
Clove – Prospect Summary
CHANCE OF GEOLOGICAL SUCCESS
TRAP RESERVOIR CHARGE
Presence Effectiveness Presence Effectiveness Presence Effectiveness
0.9 0.9 1.0 0.9 1.0 0.9
Chance of Geological Success
0.661 in: 1.5
Critical risksTrap - structure may be segmented into multiple compartments Charge - Height of column is unknown and risk increases moving towards Bonasse 12
Primary TargetUnrisked Gross STOIIP (MMbbl)
P90 0.03
P50 0.17
P10 0.44
Pmean 0.21
TWSL Drilling Rig T-38• HRI Load craft carrier mounted• 1100HP Load craft 1000 Drilling Rig (410K lbs
hook load capacity, 10,500’)• 250T Top Drive, Forum Automatic Pipe Handler,
NOV Iron Roughneck.• 2 x 1000HP triplex Mud pumps, 450 bbl
Circulation System outfitted with all equipment required for drilling in Trinidad.
• 1 x 563KVA and 1 x 500KVA Generators.
Exploration - Rig selection & permitting
Permitting and Site preparations
• Private petroleum licence granted• CEC permit available need to be modified to
include drilling location• Surface location selected• Key documents prepared for submission• Prepare access road and drilling site
Saffron – Prospect summary
Saffron - Early field economics
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Capex Spend Profile per annum
Security forDecommissioningShallow WellDrillingExpenseInjectionFacilities
ProductionFacilities &Storage TanksPipelineCapex (incl.tie-in)
Unlevered IRR 118%NPV10 $79 million
Key economic indicators
Quick to production
Mergers & Acquisitions
“We also commenced an extensive programme of activities to spread our wings into other South American countries through further M&A opportunities, a programme which resulted in a number of bids being made and our announcement (in April 2019) of a planned new country entry.” 2018 Annual Report
Next steps – additional M&A• Focus on development of SWP and New Country Entry• Trinidad consolidation?• Repeat transactions similar to New Country Entry
New Country Entry - 2019• Expect to announce July/August 2019• Meets our investment criteria
• Onshore • Proven Hydrocarbon Province• Close to Existing Infrastructure• Operatorship
• Assets suitable for• Rejuvenation• Appraisal/Development Upside
• Existing STOOIP• Quick to access – planning for appraisal and rolling
development starting Q1 2020
Watch this space…
Q&A
Goudron field
Background
• Asset Type Producing• Ownership 100 % Ownership• Reservoirs Mayaro & C sands• Reserves 11.8 MMbbl• Produced to date 5.6 MMbbl• API 35 – 55O
Incremental opportunities - Ongoing
• Well optimization• Well treatment/stimulation• Water injection
• Pilot A • Mayaro• GY670 support
Provides cash for growth
Goudron
Bonasse field
Background
• Asset Type Producing• Ownership 100 % Ownership• Reservoirs Lower Forest & Cruse• Reserves 0.087 MMbbl• Produced to date 0.5 MMBO• API 25 – 35O
Incremental opportunities
• Well reinstatement & optimization• Well treatment/stimulation• Deepen a well• Enhanced recovery
• Water injection
Private Production License – Reduced Royalties
Bonasse
Icacos field
Background
• Asset Type Producing• Ownership 100 % Ownership• Reservoirs Lower Forest & Cruse• Reserves 0.058 MMbbl• Produced to date 0.65 MMBO• API 25 – 35O
Incremental opportunities
• Well reinstatement & optimization• Well treatment/stimulation• Enhanced recovery
• Water injection• Undeveloped shallow sand identified
Private Production License – Reduced Royalties
Icacos
Inniss Trinity
Background
• Asset Type Exploration• Ownership 100 % Ownership• Reservoirs Forest and Cruse• Reserves Under review• Produced to date 1.05 MMBO• API 25 – 35o
Exploration Opportunities
• Independent consultancy engaged for enhanced workup program
• Reprocess Seismic• Portfolio of over a dozen initial risked prospects• Range in depth from shallow to deep• Range in size from 20 MMbbl to 400 MMbbl per
prospect• Drill or deepen to an exploration target in 2019
South West Peninsula
Private Production License – Reduced Royalties
Inniss Trinity
Background
• Asset Type Producing• Ownership 100 % Ownership• Reservoirs Herrera turbidite• Reserves 4* MMbbl• Produced to date 23MMBO• API 28 – 32o
Incremental opportunities
• Well optimization• Well treatment/stimulation• Enhanced recovery
• Water injection • CO2 injection
• Predator Farm-in
IPSC with Petrotrin
* 18% recovery factor
Inniss Trinity
South Erin field
Background
• Asset Type Producing• Ownership 100 % Ownership• Reservoirs Lower Forest & Cruse• Reserves 1.4* MMbbl• Produced to date 0.3 MMBO• API 22 – 26O
Incremental opportunities
• Well optimization• Well treatment/stimulation• Infill drilling funded from cashflow• Enhanced recovery
• Water injection• Only 10% of the block has been explored to date
Farm-out from Petrotrin
* 20% recovery factor
South Erin
Snow Cap discovery
Background
• Asset Type Development• Ownership 83.8 % Ownership• Reservoirs Herrera turbidite• Reserves 1.1 MMBO• Present production N/A• Produced to date 11,400 bbl• API 34 – 36O
Incremental opportunities
• Secure Development approvals• Phase I – Appraisal & Development• Phase II – Incremental development• Further appraisal and exploration potential
Development license pending
Cory Moruga (Snowcap Field)