F i r s t M o v e r S h a l e P l a y s , E a r l y D e v e l o p m e n t P l a y s , P l a y s O n T h e B r i n k O f C o m m e r c i a l i t y

Expanding The Horizon For Unconventional Exploration: Identifying New Shale & Tight Oil Play Opportunities Across The US

Providing Updated Core Analysis Data And Production Results To Identify Key

Geochemical, Petrophysical And Structural Production Drivers In The Hottest Emerging US Shale PlaysAnd Quantify Initial Rates Of Return, Identify Sweet Spots And Infer The Profitability Of Each Play Presented

Key Emerging Plays Being Discussed:

May 28-29, 2014 | Houston | Texas

Keith Skaar VP Exploration Element Petroleum

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Kirk Barrell President Amelia Resources

Cory Christofferson SVP Reservoir & Production Engineering Goodrich Petroleum

Thomas Bowman VP Evaluation, Geology & Geophysics ZaZa Energy

Randy Nickerson VP Exploration Caza Petroleum

Steve Walkinshaw President Vision Exploration

Alan Chamberlain President & Senior Geologist Cedar Strat Exploration

Organized By:

• NEVADA: ELKO & PILOT SHALE

• SOUTH TEXAS: OLMOS & BUDA SHALE

• WYOMING: LEWIS SHALE PLAY

• NEW MEXICO: GALLUP FORMATION

Hearing pilot well updates from first movers in some of North America’s least publicized but potentially most prospective unconventional plays

• COLORADO: GOTHIC SHALE• NEVADA: CHAINMAN SHALE• SOUTH TEXAS: EAGLEBINE

• ILLINOIS: NEW ALBANY• MONTANA: HEATH FORMATION

Using latest reservoir and well data to quantify production potential and assess the economics of exploiting the hottest and most current emerging plays in the US

• OKLAHOMA: WOODFORD SHALE

• LOUISIANA: TUSCALOOSA MARINE SHALE

• GULF COAST STATES: BROWN DENSE

Analyzing production results to date to identify the key geological drivers for production, infer drilling and completions strategies and derive the long-term economic viability of plays that are on the brink of becoming commercial

FIRST MOVER SHALE PLAYS

EARLY DEVELOPMENT PLAYS

PLAYS ON THE BRINK OF COMMERCIALITY

Todd Dutton President Longfellow Energy

Bill Fairhurst VP Exploration Eagle Oil & Gas Co.

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First Mover Shale Plays, Early Development Plays, Plays On The Brink Of CommercialityThe advancements in hydraulic fracturing and completions technologies have revolutionized

the North American oil & gas industry, dramatically increasing the number of newly exploitable prospects. Since 2008, tight-oil production in America has soared from 600,000 to 3.5 million barrels per day and operators are constantly looking for the next hottest play that has the potential to add significantly to the North American production profile.

It is absolutely critical for E&P operators to identify exciting new prospects as early in the development phase as possible, to benefit from leasing the most producible portions of land at lower acreage costs. However, with limits to the amount of plays any company can pilot, what is needed is a platform for producers to share the most up-to-date geological and initial production data, to enable a comprehensive evaluation of the realistic available prospects that can be capitalized on.

The Emerging Shale Plays USA 2014 congress will return to Houston on May 28-29, to deliver the latest core analysis data and production results to identify key geochemical, petrophysical and geostructural production drivers in the hottest emerging US shale plays. The mission of the event is to bring to light North America’s most talked about but least publicized plays, and answer some of the biggest questions the industry has with regards to whether these plays are going to be commercially viable in the long run.

• E&P-LED: It is the only E&P-led congress focusing exclusively on emerging shale plays across the US.

• ELKO, PILOT, GALLUP, BUDA & LEWIS SHALE PLAYS: The only congress bringing attention to relatively unknown emerging shale plays like the Elko, the Pilot Shale, the Gallup or the Buda. It will be the first time these plays are discussed in an industry-led, world-class forum.

• PLAY SELECTION: This is the only congress to compare and contrast such a broad range and unique set of plays side-by-side, under one roof and examine the key criteria used to determine entry into one emerging play over another.

• LATEST GEOLOGICAL & PRODUCTION UPDATES: We are involving operators currently working on the frontline of these plays who will deliver the most up-to-date geological and production data based on recent activity.

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EaglebineTuscaloosa

Marine Shale

Woodford Shale

Brown Dense

Olmos & Buda Shale

First Mover Plays

Early Development Plays

Plays On The Brink Of Commerciality

Liberty Resources LLC

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TUSCALOOSA, CHAINMAN, ELKO, PILOT SHALE, OLMOS, BUDA, EAGLEBINE & LEWIS SHALE:Evaluating Core Results, Well Data And Production Updates In Hottest Emerging Plays In Louisiana, Nevada, South Texas And Wyoming

Day 1Wednesday May 28, 2014

8.30 Chair’s Opening Remarks

KEYNOTE ADDRESS8.40 Play Selection: Examining The Key Considerations Used To Determine Entry Into One Emerging Play Over Another

•Land:comparingacreagepricesandlandavailabilityinthehottestemergingshaleplaystoidentifythemostpromisinglandacquisitionopportunities

•CostOfDrilling:evaluatingdrillingandcompletionscostsagainstbarrelsproducedpermonthtodeterminefeasibilityofeconomicmargins

•WaterSupply:assessingtheavailabilityofwaterresourcesandstatewaterregulationstoderivethefeasibilityofacquiringsufficientvolumesofwater

•SupplyChain:understandingtheimpactavailabilityandpriceofdrillingandcompletionsserviceshaveonthedecisiontoenternewplaylocations

•StateRegulations:reviewingthedrillingandcompletionspermissionrequirementsandenvironmentallegislationstoascertainwhichprospectiveareasaremostbeneficialforshaleE&PacrosstheUnitedStates

•AccessibilityOfDownstreamMarkets:understandingtherefineryanddownstreamdemandforcommoditiesinthatregion

Bill Fairhurst, VP Exploration, Eagle Oil & Gas9.10 Question & Answer Session

KEYNOTE PANEL9.20 Analyzing Geological Criteria Used To Identify And Execute Early-Entry Resource Plays To Ensure The Successful Exploitation Of A Previously Un-Tapped Play

•Understandingtheroleofcreativityindefiningnewareastoexploretoensureoperatorsarealwaysanearlymoverinaprofitableemergingplay

•Examiningthekeygeotechnicalandcommercialparametersindeterminingahighlyeconomicalplay

•Investigatingleaseaccessibilitytoensureonlythemostfeasibleareasareinvestedinandbarrierstooperationsarelimited

•Understandingtheimportanceofmarketingtheplaytoensuresufficientinfrastructureisinplacetosupportoperations

Randy Nickerson, VP Exploration, Caza Petroleum

Bill Fairhurst, VP Exploration, Eagle Oil & Gas9.50 Question & Answer Session

LOUISIANATUSCALOOSA MARINE SHALE

TUSCALOOSA MARINE SHALE: UPDATED GEOLOGICAL ANALYSIS10.00 Using Latest Geochemical, Petrophysical, Geo-structural And Seismic Data On The TMS To Identify The Variability And Extent Of Productive Rock

•ExaminingthefluidbendsintheTMStoidentifythelocationanddepthsoftheoil,gasandcondensatewindows

•Lookingattherelativepermeabilityoftheplaytodeterminehowthefluidityofoilandgasandhowthisdictatestherateofproduction

•Assessinghowresistivitycorrelatestolithologyandoilinplacetounderstandtheextenttowhichasweetspotisdeterminedbyresistivity

•UsinglatestgeochemicalanalysistoidentifythesourcerockoftheTMS

•ComparingS1,S2,TMAXandVitriniteReflectancebetweentheTMSwiththeEagleFordtoinferthemostproductiveregionsoftheplay

•Providingstratigraphicandstructuralanalysisdataonsaltentrapments,verticalvariations,naturalfracturesandfaultstooptimizedrillingandcompletionsstrategies

Kirk Barrell, President, Amelia Resources LLC10.30 Question & Answer Session

10.40 Morning Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

TUSCALOOSA MARINE SHALE: COST OPTIMIZATION11.10 Examining Latest Well Results Against Type Of Completions To Understanding What Has Driven Completions Performance To Date

•Understandinghowoperatorsaremitigatingdownholeissuestomaintainfavorableeconomics

•Examininglatestflowandproductionratesagainstdrillingandcompletionscosttoidentifycurrenteconomicmargins

•Identifyingoptimalwell,casingandmuddesignstodrivedowncostandincreasedrillingspeedandefficiencyintheTuscaloosaMarineShale

•Determininghowclayvariationsinthedeeperstrataoftheplayimpactcompletionsselection,costandperformance

•Weighingtheeffectivenessofwellscompletedtodateagainstthecompletionsmethodusedtounderstandwhatdrivescompletionsperformance

•Usingstratigraphicanalysistoimplementthelateralmapping,increasinglandingandcompletionsaccuracy

Cory Christofferson, SVP Reservoir & Production Engineering, Goodrich Petroleum11.40 Question & Answer Session

NEVADACHAINMAN, ELKO FORMATION & PILOT SHALE

CHAINMAN: GEOLOGICAL UPDATE11.50 Using The Latest Seismic And Log Analysis To Distinguish The Key Differences Between A Successful And Un-Successful Chainman Well

•Examininglatestlogstoprovideupdatesontheporosity,permeabilityandfracturedensityoftheplay

•Correlatinga3Dseismicmapoftheareawithareasthathavebeenprofitableinthepastandareasthatshowpotentialforfutureexploration

•AssessinghowthestructuralcomplexityofthesourcerockconditionsbrittlenessvariationsacrosstheChainmantoinfertargetareasfordrilling

•Evaluatingaerialvariationsinorganicrichnessandthermalmaturityacrosstheplaytoidentifythesweetspots

•LookingattheuplifthistoryoftheChainmantounderstandfluidconditionsandhowtheseinfluencethermalmaturity,pressuresandvolumetricestimations

•Usingpermeabilitylogstoimproverocktypologyclassificationandinferdrillingandcompletionsstrategy

Alan Chamberlain, President, Cedar Strat Exploration12.20 Question & Answer Session

PILOT SHALE: GEOLOGICAL ANALYSIS12.30 Using Latest Geological Data To Pinpoint Pay Zones In The Geologically Varied Pilot Shale And Determine If Sweet Spots Will Be Economic

•Examiningtheorganicrichness,depth,depositionalenvironmentandrightpressureandmaturationpointtodeterminewheretodrill

•UsinggravitysurveysandstratigraphicintervalanalysisresultstoassesstheoptimumdepthanddrillingtargetsinthePilotShale

•Usinglatestporosityanalysistopredictexpectedoilflowrates•Correlatingfracturedensitieswithfaultcurvaturestolocate

thefreewaysacrossthePilotShale

Kumar Bhattacharjee, Geological Advisor, Texas Oil & Mining, Inc.1.00 Question & Answer Session

1.10 Lunch In Exhibition Showcase Area

ELKO FORMATION: RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION2.10 Examining The Geochemical And Depositional Characteristics Of The Elko Formation To Assess The Quality The Reservoir

•Evaluatingthethermalmaturity,oilsaturationandTOCvaluesoftheElkoformationtodetermineitsorganicrichness

•Reviewingwelldatashowingpressure,porosityandpermeabilitytocalculatepotentialoilflowandestimatedproductionrates

•Utilizing3Dseismicanalysistoascertainthedepth,geologicalageandlithologyoftheElkoformationtostrategizeaviabledrillingandcompletionsplan

•Mappingthegeologicalvarianceacrosstheformationtopinpointsweetspots

Alan Chamberlain, President, Cedar Strat Exploration2.30 Question & Answer Session

SOUTH TEXASOLMOS, BUDA & EAGLEBINE

OLMOS SHALE2.40 Assessing The Reservoir Quality Of The Olmos Shale To Evaluate The Commerciality Of Acquiring Leases In The Olmos Shale

•EvaluatingreserveestimatestodetermineEURsandgagelong-termeconomicpayback

•AnalyzingmaturityandTOClevelstomapouttheextentofexploitablezonesoftheplayandacreageavailableforlease

•ProvidingcompressiontestresultsofrocksamplestoreevaluatethefrackabilityoftheOlmosandinformcompletionsdesign

•Correlatingtherockpropertiesandgeo-mechanicswithinitialproductionresultstoinformdrillingandcompletionsstrategyintheplay

John R. Hennessy, Geophysicist, Laredo Energy3.10 Question & Answer SessionBUDA SHALE3.40 Implementing Geophysical Analysis Across The Continuing Trend Of The Buda To Expand Production Into New Areas Within The Formation

•EvaluatingthehighdensityofnaturalfracturesagainstthelowporositytodeterminehowthishasaffectedproductionintheBudashale

•Examiningresultsfromcompressionteststodeterminehowitwillrespondtofracturing

•MappingpermeabilityacrossthenewextensionsoftheBudaformationtopredictoilflowlevelsanddeterminecommercialityoffuturewells

•Usingstructuralanalysisassessdeeperareasoftheformationandidentifyextensionswithhighermatrixporosity

•CorrelatinginitialproductionwithTOC,thermalpermeabilityanddepositionalenvironmenttoestablishbiggestdriversofoilflowandproductivity

Trey Cortez, Geologist, Energy & Exploration Partners4.10 Question & Answer Session4.20 Afternoon Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

EAGLEBINE5.10 Characterizing The Portions Of The Eaglebine That Have Demonstrated The Highest Production Rates To Identify New Prospective Extensions Of The Play

•Utilizinglatestcoreandproductiondatatofurtherdeveloppetrophysicalmodelsandmeasurethefullextentofthecommercialityoftheplay

•DetermininghowsalttectonicsdeformtherockandcreatetrapsacrosstheformationtolocatenewmorereservoirsalongtheEaglebine

•Studyingmigrationtrendsinpre-existentreservoirsoftheEaglebinetodeterminethedirectioninwhichtheoilsourcemightbemigratingto

•ExaminingtheoilandgaswindowoftheEaglebinetounderstandiftheestablishededgesoftheplayneedtobere-delineated

Thomas Bowman, VP Evaluation, Geology & Geophysics, ZaZa Energy5.40 Question & Answer Session

WYOMINGLEWIS SHALE

LEWIS SHALE: GEOLOGICAL UPDATE6.10 Evaluating The Lewis Shale In The Continuous Petroleum System Of The Greater Green River Basin To Understand If This Is An Overlooked Unconventional Resource

•Identifyingthesweetspotsinthecretaceouslewisshaletodeterminetheextentofwetgasandoilwindows

•Analyzingtheprogradationaldepositionalsystemoftheplaytounderstandthegeologicalpropertiesandstructuralcompliexityoftheshaleinplace

•EvaluatingthekeyblackshalehorizonwithintheLewisshale,termedtheAsquithmarker,tounderstandtheTOCandkerogenlevelspresentthesourcerock

•Quantifyingtheadditionalpotentialforgasandliquidsproductionintheshalierstatratoevaluatetheeconomicviabilityoftappingintothisplay

Dr. Roger Slatt, Director, Institute Of Reservoir Characterization and Gungoll Chair Professor Of Petroleum Geology & Geophysics, ConocoPhillips School Of Geology & Geophysics6.40 Question & Answer Session6.50 Chair’s Closing Remarks

7.00 - 8.00 Networking Drinks Reception In Exhibition Showcase Area

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8.30 Chair’s Opening Remarks

KEYNOTE ADDRESS8.40 Identifying Optimal Techniques For Measuring The Producibility And Increasing The Accuracy Of Sweet Spot Identification In Exploratory Plays

•Analyzingtheoptimumanalysistorunwhenestablishingthematurity,permeabilityandporosityofaplay

•UnderstandingwhetheritisTOC,vitrinitereflectanceorTMAXthatisthestrongestindicatorofgoodproduction

•Correlatingrockanalysiswithwhatweseeinproductivityorultimatereservestoidentifyanystrongtrendsorvariability

•Developingarelationshipbetweenmineralogyandthefracabilityoftherocktobetteridentifymostproductivedrilltargets

•Shiftingfocusawayfromgeometriccompletionstodesigningcompletionsaroundtherockmechanicsofthelateral

•Usingseismicattributessuchasamplitudes,coherenceandfrequencytoidentifyaccuratetargetareasandmapstructuralvariations

•Developingregionaldepthmapsandisopachsgeneratedbystratigraphicanalysistocalculatethesizeandthicknessofshalestrata

Keith Skaar, VP Exploration, Element Petroleum9.10 Question & Answer Session

KEYNOTE PANEL: MINIMUM PARAMETERS9.20 How Advancements In Completions Technology Is Reducing The Minimum Geological Parameters Required For Commercially Viable US Play

•Definingthelimits:identifyingtheminimumcutoffpointsofTOC,porosityandoilsaturationthatequatetoaneconomicallyviableshaleprospect

•Discussinghowloweredgeologicalrequirementsareenablingpreviouslyuntappedprospectstobeexploited

•Deliberatinghowtechnologyisenablingthecommercialdevelopmentofformationswithincreasingproportionsofclaycontenttogagelimitsofexploitation

•Developingarelationshipbetweenmineralogyandthefracabilityoftherocktobetteridentifymostproductivedrilltargets

•Canyouproducefromareservoirwithsatisfactoryporosityandsaturationbutnoorganiccontent?

Keith Skaar, VP Exploration, Element PetroleumRandy Nickerson, VP Exploration, Caza PetroleumBill Fairhurst, VP Exploration, Eagle Oil & Gas Co.9.50 Question & Answer Session

10.00 Morning Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

OKLAHOMAWOODFORD OIL WINDOW

LONGEVITY OF WOODFORD OIL WELLS10.30 Using Early Drilling And Completions Results To Predict How Long Woodford Oil Wells Will Produce Economically And Long Term Return On Investment

•DeliveringatechnicalevaluationofWoodfordwellstomapinitialdrillingandcompletionsresults

•AnalyzingproductiondeclinecurvestounderstandtheviabilityandpotentialofoilproductionintheWoodfordshale

•Understandingflowdynamicsrelatedtoreservoirpressuretodelineateover-pressuredporesandimproveproduction

•Providingsolutionstoensureoilinnaturallypressuredandimmatureareascanbeproducedtoimprovewelllongevity

•Studyingchangesinreservoirpropertiestopredicthowlongawellwillbeabletoproduceeconomically

Todd Dutton, President, Longfellow Energy10.40 Question & Answer Session

COLORADOGOTHIC SHALE

GOTHIC SHALE: ECONOMIC VIABILITY10.50 Assessing The Gas Content, TOC, Brittleness And Pressure Of The Gothic Shale To Determine Its Viability As A Productive And Economically Sustainable Shale Play

•Examininghowthermalmaturityvariesfromsouthwesttonortheastinthegothicshale

•Analyzinguniformheatflowintheparadoxbasintoindicatethelackofsignificantcrustalthermalsources

•Evaluatingtectonicstabilitytodetermineitsimpactonthermalstability•IdentifyingTOCcontentsoftheplaytoassessthegothicshale

asanorganicrichsourcerock

•Providingvitrinitereflectsnicevaluestoidentifyoil,drygasandwetgaswindows

•Understandingtheimplicationsofreservoircharacteristicsonfracturestimulationdesigntoevaluatetheoverallcommercialityoftheplay

•Comparingthemappedgothicshalethickness,programmedpyrolysisandgeochemicaldataacrossdifferentexplorationareastoindicateifprospectiveshalesextendsouthward

Kenneth Pacheco, Geologist, Chevron11.20 Question & Answer Session

11.30 Lunch In Exhibition Showcase Area

ILLINOISNEW ALBANY SHALE

NEW ALBANY: GEOLOGICAL UPDATE12.30 Evaluating Latest Geological and Reservoir Properties Of The Organic-Rich New Albany Shale As A Potential Liquids-From-Shale Play In The Illinois Basin

•AnalyzingorganicrichnessandorganicmattertypeofdifferentsectionsoftheNewAlbanyShaletounderstandthehydrocarbongenerativepotentialandqualityofthegeneratedhydrocarbons

•Identifyingzonesofsufficientthermalmaturityforoilgenerationandretentiontodelineatenewprospectiveareas/sectionsoftheNewAlbany

•Examiningmineralogicalcompositionandporosity/permeabilitydatatodeterminespatialvariabilityofthereservoir

•Identifyinggeological,operational,andotherchallengestogetinsightintobestproductiontargetswithgreatestreturnoninvestments

Maria Mastalerz, Research Scientist-Coal Geology, Organic Petrology & Geochemistry, Indiana Geological Survey1.00 Question & Answer Session

GULF COAST, FLORIDA, SOUTHERN ARKANSAS, NORTHERN LOUISIANA

BROWN DENSE

BROWN DENSE: REGIONAL GEOLOGY UPDATE1.10 Examining The Lower Smackover Brown Dense Lime Trend: An Update Of BDL Regional Geology, Recent Drilling Results And Future Potential

•Analyzingthelithologicalcomposition,faciestypesandTOCcontent/distributionintheBrownDenseLimeTrend

•ProvidingahistoricalreviewofrecentBrownDenseLimedrillingandcompletionsactivity

•ComparingBDLproductiondatafromrecentunconventionaland“legacy”verticalwells

•Identifyingoptimaltrendareas(“sweetspots”)forfutureexplorationanddevelopment

Steve Walkinshaw, President, Vision Exploration1.40 Question & Answer Session

1.50 Afternoon Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

NEW MEXICOGALLUP

GALLUP2.20 Using Latest Geochemical, Petrophysical, Geo-structural And Seismic Data On The Gallup To Identify The Variability And Extent Of Productive Rock

•ExaminingthefluidbendsintheGalluptoidentifythelocationanddepthsoftheoil,gasandcondensatewindows

•Lookingattherelativepermeabilityoftheplaytodeterminehowthefluidityofoilandgasandhowthisdictatestherateofproduction

•Assessinghowresistivitycorrelatestolithologyandoilinplacetounderstandtheextenttowhichasweetspotisdeterminedbyresistivity

•UsinglatestgeochemicalanalysistoidentifythesourcerockoftheGallup

•Providingstratigraphicandstructuralanalysisdataonsaltentrapments,verticalvariations,naturalfracturesandfaultstooptimizedrillingandcompletionsstrategies

2.50 Question & Answer Session

MONTANAHEATH FORMATION

HEATH: PRODUCTION UPDATE

3.00 Using Latest Production Results To Infer Sweet Spots And Assess The Profitability Of The Heath Formation

•Understandingiftheplayisasuniversallyrichasinitiallyadvocatedandifnot,wherethekeysweetspotslie

•Quantifyingbarrelsperdayproducedtounderstandifconceptualpredictionsoftheplayhavematerializedinproduction

•ExaminingtheTOCs,vitrinitereflectanceandTMAXtogainfurtherinsightintothebestdrillinglocationforgreatestreturnoninvestment

•StudyingthestructuralcomplexityoftheHeathtodeterminewhetherfaultsprovidepathwaysfordrillingandcompletions

•Understandingwhatdrillingandcompletionsstrategieshavebeenusedtooptimizeproductionatminimizedcost

•Exploringdifferentcompletiontypes,fracsizesandfracfluidsoperatorshaveusedtoenableeffectiveandcommercialproduction

•Understandingiftherehavebeenanyhighwatersaturatedzonesdiscoveredtoflagupoperationalhazards

3.30 Question & Answer Session

3.40 Chair’s Closing Remarks And End Of Conference

Day 2Thursday May 29, 2014

GOTHIC SHALE , WOODFORD OIL PLAY, HEATH , GALLUP & BROWN DENSE:Analyzing The Productive Potential Of The Most Promising Emerging Plays Across Colorado, Montana, Illinois, Oklahoma And The Gulf Coast States

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