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Petroteq Energy — Technical Presentation
13 slides from Petroteq Energy's technical presentation
Slide 1: Oil Shale and Tar Sand Resources
Oil Shale and Tar Sand Resources
Slide 2: Resources vs. Reserves
Resources vs. Reserves • Resources – Naturally occurring concentrations or deposits of a mineral resource in the earth's crust, in such forms and amounts that economic extraction is currently or potentially feasible • Reserves – Parts of the resource base which could be economically extracted or pro
Slide 3: Oil Shale
Oil Shale • Definition: fine-grained sedimentary rocks containing relatively large amounts of organic matter from which significant amounts of shale oil and combustible gas can be extracted by destructive distillation. • Generally considered to be oil and gas “source material” or an immature oil and
Slide 4: Oil shale deposits in the United States
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Slide 5: Geology of the Mahogany Oil Shale Zone, Uinta Basin
GEOLOGY OF THE MAHOGANY OIL SHALE ZONE, UINTA BASIN Line showing thickness, in feet, of a UINTA ’ continuous sequence of oil shale iN containing 25 or more gallons per ton. | BASIN LOCATION MAP | Y3 Outcrop of ] Mahogany Zone hy
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Slide 7: Oil Shale Resources
Oil Shale Resources • U.S. Primary Resources in Green River Formation in Wyoming, Utah, and Colorado • Green River Formation estimated to contain over 2 trillion barrels of oil • Equivalent to 1 to 2 times total world oil reserves
Slide 8: Impediments to Oil Shale Development
Impediments to Oil Shale Development • Economic – Current Costs > $60 per barrel • Environmental – Global warming and greenhouse gas emissions – Disposal of spent shale – Process requires water • Regulatory – U.S. presently has no regulations to lease oil shale
Slide 9: Tar Sands
Tar Sands • Definition: A type of oil sand or sandstone from which the lighter fractions of crude oil have escaped, leaving a residual asphalt to fill the interstices
Slide 10: Angular unconformity
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Slide 11: Location of Utah's Tar Sand Deposits
LOCATION OF UTAH'S TAR SAND DEPOSITS
Slide 12: Utah Tar Sand Estimated In-Place Resources
Utah Tar Sand Estimated In-Place Resources Deposit Known (MMB) Additional Projected (MMB) Sunnyside 4,400 1,700 Tar Sand Triangle 2,500 420 PR Spring 2,140 2,230 Asphalt Ridge 820 310 Circle Cliffs 590 1,140 Other 1,410 1,530 Total: 11,860 7,330
Slide 13: Impediments to Tar Sand Development
Impediments to Tar Sand Development • Economics – cost to mine and produce more expensive than conventional oil production • Some of same environmental concerns as oil shale • Federal deposits previously leased with oil and gas as Combined Hydrocarbon Leases