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Strike Energy — Strike Oil — Shareholder Meeting (November 2007)

45 slides from Strike Energy's shareholder meeting presentation, Nov 19, 2007

  1. Slide 1: Chairman's Address and AGM Presentation

    ASX Announcement ASX Code: STX 19 November 2007 For personal use only Strike Oil Limited ABN 59 078 012 745 The Company Announcement Officer Australian Stock Exchange Ltd via electronic lodgement Our Strengths • Producer/Explorer with CHAIRMAN’S ADDRESS AND AGM PRESENTATION strong cash flow • Track

  2. Slide 2: Chairman's Address November 2007 AGM

    Strike Oil Chairman’s Address November 2007 AGM Welcome to the 2007 AGM. Today, some three and half years since listing, Strike Oil is at an For personal use only important stage in its development. We believe the company is well positioned in both the United States and Australia to realise strong v

  3. Slide 3: Chairman's Address (continued)

    judged to be commercial. An overall success rate of 50% has therefore been achieved. Gas prices in the United States are expected to remain strong and the extensive gas infrastructure enables any discovery to be put into production quickly – generally within weeks compared to much longer lead times

  4. Slide 4: Chairman's Address: Florence project

    At the Florence project area, also in Colorado, the Operator has completed an 8 sq mile 3D seismic survey and is proposing to drill three wells in early 2008 - these drill locations are yet to be approved. These wells are shallower than the Tow Creek wells (generally 4000 ft vs 6600 ft) and will be

  5. Slide 5: Chairman's Address: Hybrid Energy SA

    Hybrid Energy SA Pty Ltd During this past year considerable progress has been made by the company in developing its FuturGas Project based around a large lignite (brown coal) deposit in the southeast of South Australia. A scoping study has been completed which has demonstrated that a state of the ar

  6. Slide 6: Chairman's Address: people and closing

    board and management’s task is to mitigate these risks and ensure that returns on success are appropriate. I trust this address and the following presentations will give you a good sense of how we are endeavouring to go about that task. Any company can only be as good as its people. Our management a

  7. Slide 7: Annual General Meeting Activities Update

    For personal use only ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING ACTIVITIES UPDATE Perth, Western Australia 19 November 2007

  8. Slide 8: Presentation parts and presenters

    For personal use only Part 1 – Strike Oil Limited Presenter – Managing Director, Simon Ashton Part 2 – Hybrid Energy SA Pty Ltd Presenter – Managing Director, Barry Ford

  9. Slide 9: Part 1 – Strike Oil Limited

    For personal use only Part 1 – Strike Oil Limited Presenter – Managing Director, Simon Ashton

  10. Slide 10: Highlights 2006/07 Year

    HIGHLIGHTS 2006/07 YEAR • PRODUCTION 06/07 (to Strike Oil’s interest) For personal use only GAS 0.79 Bcf (UP 136%) OIL 15,870 BARRELS (UP 146%) • REVENUES 06/07 (to Strike Oil’s interest) $8.6 MILLION (UP 140%) • RAYBURN, A MAJOR NEW GAS DISCOVERY (DUNCAN 1), TEXAS • HYBRID ENERGY SA “FuturGas PROJE

  11. Slide 11: Corporate Objective

    CORPORATE OBJECTIVE TO ADD VALUE AND GET VALUE INTO THE SHARE PRICE For personal use only • Strike Oil has a large bank of projects • Many projects at critical value add stages over next few months Share Price over Trade Volume Shares on issue 327.16 million 1 July 2006 to 31 October 2007 Options on

  12. Slide 12: Areas of Activity

    AREAS OF ACTIVITY For personal use only UNITED STATES Rocky Mountains Carnarvon Basin Gulf Coast Cooper Basin FuturGas AUSTRALIA MULTIPLE PLAYS IN MAJOR OIL AND GAS PRODUCING REGIONS

  13. Slide 13: Gulf Coast - A Major Gas Play

    GULF COAST - A MAJOR GAS PLAY • Two commercial discoveries from three For personal use only deep Wilcox wells • Mesquite - Gas discovery • Flint - Non commercial gas discovery • Rayburn - Gas discovery • Current production 5.5MMcf and 60 bbl oil per day (Gross). • Active ongoing exploration and deve

  14. Slide 14: Rayburn - Discovery

    RAYBURN - DISCOVERY For personal use only RAYBURN PROJECT (WI 22.8%, NRI ~16 to 17%) • Potential for multiples of 100’s Bcf • Very large structure confirmed with Duncan 1 and supported by 3-D seismic interpretation (~10,000 acres under lease) • Multiple gas pay horizons between 11,500-16,000 feet (W

  15. Slide 15: Rayburn Project - Status

    RAYBURN PROJECT - STATUS For personal use only • Duncan 1 well (16,500 feet) – Deeper lower quality pay interval (Lower Wilcox) tested at 0.5 million cubic feet per day. – Shallower higher quality pay interval (Middle Wilcox) yet to be tested • Duncan 2 well (12,200 feet) – Sidetrack drilling Duncan

  16. Slide 16: Indicative Costs, Gas Volumes and Gross Values

    INDICATIVE COSTS, GAS VOLUMES AND GROSS VALUES For personal use only Individual Well, Completion Target Gas Gross Value and Testing Costs Volumes per Well @ US$7/Mcf Middle Wilcox Well (~12,000 US$6 million 3 - 5 Bcf US$21 - 35 million feet) Lower Wilcox Well (~16,000 feet) US$12 million 5 - 10 Bcf

  17. Slide 17: Rayburn Potential Values

    RAYBURN POTENTIAL VALUES For personal use only Gross Gas Bcf 100 200 300 400 500 Net Gas (Strike Oil) Bcf 17 34 51 68 85 Potential Value $ Net to Strike Oil at Millions 85 170 255 340 425 NPV, AUD$5/Mcf Potential Value Per Strike Oil Share Cents +26 +52 +78 +104 +130 SIGNIFICANT LEVERAGE TO CURRENT

  18. Slide 18: Gulf Coast - Ongoing Program

    GULF COAST - ONGOING PROGRAM • Six development and exploration wells planned in next 12 months For personal use only • US$15 million program (Strike Oil share) • Revenues forecast to grow from $8.6 million to >$20 million next year (08/09) (based on Mesquite and successful Rayburn development) • Wel

  19. Slide 19: Rocky Mountains – Oil Play

    ROCKY MOUNTAINS – OIL PLAY Florence Project (WI 39%) For personal use only • 3D seismic acquired and interpreted • Excellent results, many targets • Drilling planned for Q1 2008 • Gross potential 200,000 barrels per well Tow Creek/Bear River Projects (WI 33 to 37%) • Operational drilling challenges

  20. Slide 20: Carnarvon Basin – Oil and Gas Plays

    CARNARVON BASIN – OIL AND GAS PLAYS POSITION For personal use only • Large “shallow water” acreage position – Oil prone area – Renewed attention to gas prospects (high gas prices) • Securing a shallow water, cost efficient, drilling rig for multi well program KEY PROSPECTS Gross Working Target Size

  21. Slide 21: Rivoli Gasfield Development

    RIVOLI GASFIELD DEVELOPMENT • Strike Oil 44.5% (Operator) For personal use only • FEED study completed and evaluation continues in agreement with Commonwealth Government Dept of Defence • Supply gas to remote power project (8PJ’s over 20 years) • Seed project and infrastructure for: – Expansion thro

  22. Slide 22: Cooper Basin – Oil Play

    COOPER BASIN – OIL PLAY For personal use only ATP 633-P (WI 15%) (SW Queensland) • 3D and 2D seismic interpretation ongoing • Kewarra 1, non-commercial oil discovery (06/07 year) • Next well planned for early 2008 (likely on the large Phi structure with 10 million barrel oil potential)

  23. Slide 23: The Next Months in Summary

    THE NEXT 12 MONTHS IN SUMMARY • Secure a suitable shallow Ongoing oil evaluation at Tow water drilling solution Creek, Bear River and Florence For personal use only • Rivoli Gasfield Operator - Comet Ridge UNITED STATES Development Approval Operator - Strike Oil Rocky Mountains Gulf Coast Carnarvon

  24. Slide 24: Project Pipeline 2007

    PROJECT PIPELINE 2007 For personal use only Exploration Appraisal Development Production USA USA USA USA Gulf Coast Mesquite Mesquite Mesquite Flint Rayburn Rayburn Rayburn Tow Creek Rodeo Bear River Others Florence AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA Cooper Basin Rivoli Rivoli (FEED) Phi Leathe

  25. Slide 25: Funding Strategy

    FUNDING STRATEGY For personal use only ONGOING PROGRAM TO BE FUNDED BY:- • CASH FLOW • DEBT • RECENT EQUITY RAISING ($10 MILLION ENTITLEMENT ISSUE) • SELECTED FARMOUTS • DEMERGER AND PUBLIC LISTING OF HYBRID ENERGY SA INCREASING CASH FLOW PROVIDES FUNDING FLEXIBILITY

  26. Slide 26: Key Company Differentiators

    KEY COMPANY DIFFERENTIATORS • GROWING CASH FLOW For personal use only • SEVERAL PROJECTS ON THE VERGE OF VALUE ADD – Rayburn Development – Hybrid Energy Establishment – Rivoli Development – Florence Drilling – Cooper Basin Drilling – Carnarvon Basin Drilling Solution • PROVEN AND CONTINUING TRACK RE

  27. Slide 27: Part 2 – Hybrid Energy SA Pty Ltd

    For personal use only Part 2 – Hybrid Energy SA Pty Ltd Presenter – Managing Director, Barry Ford

  28. Slide 28: November 2007

    For personal use only 19 November 2007

  29. Slide 29: "FuturGas" Project

    “FuturGas” Project For personal use only A unique energy and power opportunity for South Australia presentation by Barry Ford Managing Director Hybrid Energy SA Pty Ltd 19 November 2007

  30. Slide 30: Introduction

    INTRODUCTION Hybrid Energy For personal use only 100% subsidiary of Strike Oil Limited Holds 100 % interest in petroleum exploration and minerals exploration licenses in the North Otway basin near Kingston, South Australia. Coal resource is JORC compliant (578 million tonnes) with 3-4 trillion cubic

  31. Slide 31: Project Highlights

    PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS For personal use only The FuturGas Project is A business with control of the full value chain from resource to market A unique opportunity to develop an environmentally responsible generation initiative based on commercially proven technology Providing a path to zero emissions thr

  32. Slide 32: Strategic Location

    STRATEGIC LOCATION For personal use only Close proximity to major energy and transportation infrastructure ƒ SA/VIC 275kV transmission lines ƒ SEAGas natural gas pipeline ƒ Rail lines ƒ Port facilities Interconnection to National Electricity Market with access to growing South Australian electricity

  33. Slide 33: Resource Strength

    RESOURCE STRENGTH For personal use only • JORC compliant resource (578 million tonnes) with 3-4 trillion cubic feet of gas potential on conversion • Comprehensively mapped and explored in the 1980’s • Ownership of vast geological mapping and data sets based on 550 bore holes Property Kingston Coal G

  34. Slide 34: Mining Aspects

    MINING ASPECTS Readily accessible lignite For personal use only Seam 8-12 meters in thickness 40-60 meters below surface Mining rate of 2 - 2.5 million tonnes per annum for 300 MW plant Small footprint mining Driven by environmental aspects of native vegetation, water and landscape Pits are reclaime

  35. Slide 35: Project Diversity

    PROJECT DIVERSITY For personal use only 5 – 7 Years Product Flexibility and Evolution 8 - 10 Years >10 Years transition to sustainable energy future

  36. Slide 36: Environmental Credentials

    ENVIRONMENTAL CREDENTIALS Immediate emissions benefits For personal use only Proven low emissions Circulating Fluid Bed Combustion (CFBC) technology 35% lower CO2 emissions than current conventional SA coal generation Ongoing pathway to zero emissions Gasification of lignite Pre and post carbon capt

  37. Slide 37: Pathway to Zero Emissions

    PATHWAY TO ZERO EMISSIONS Typical Victorian brown FuturGas Project For personal use only coal pf steam turbine 1.2 (Playford) Coal (Pf Steam Turbine) (Northern) 1.0 Typical back coal Introduction of low emissions CFBC Technology PF steam turbine Emissions Tonne CO2/MW (Dry Creek) 1 Confirmation of C

  38. Slide 38: South Australia's Energy Landscape

    SOUTH AUSTRALIA’S ENERGY LANDSCAPE For personal use only Electricity Demand Rising Potential expansion of Olympic Dam from 150 to 600MW Pipeline of new resource developments Steady regional industrial growth Natural Gas (World parity pricing?) Cooper Basin supplies reducing Uncertainty in supply fro

  39. Slide 39: Value Add Steps

    VALUE ADD STEPS Key Milestones For personal use only Board and Management December 2007 Initial Public Offering March 2008 Combustion Feasibility Studies Complete February 2010 Project Decision to Proceed March 2010 First Electricity Sales 2013 – 2015 Initial Public Offering (IPO) Demerger of Hybrid

  40. Slide 40: Project Development Status

    PROJECT DEVELOPMENT STATUS Key Technical Studies Completed For personal use only Clean Coal Technology Carbon Capture and Storage Lignite Mining Ground Water Management Initial power generation phase evaluated and appears commercial Feasibility Program commencing in 2008 Process Engineering Mining E

  41. Slide 41: The Way Forward

    THE WAY FORWARD For personal use only • Key management and project team being established in Adelaide • Demerge Hybrid Energy from Strike Oil • Comprehensive technical Feasibility Study due to commence April 2008 – with a key focus on identifying environmental preservation initiatives and leading- e

  42. Slide 42: Summary

    SUMMARY For personal use only FuturGas Project is A business with control of the full value chain from resource to market A unique opportunity to develop an environmentally responsible generation initiative based on commercially proven technology Providing a path to zero emissions through the develo

  43. Slide 43: FuturGas Project – End

    FuturGas Project For personal use only END Commercially viable low emissions power

  44. Slide 44: ASX Code: STX

    For personal use only ASX Code: STX www.strikeoil.com.au

  45. Slide 45: Disclaimer

    DISCLAIMER This presentation does not constitute an offer, invitation or recommendation to subscribe for, or purchase any security and neither this presentation nor anything contained in it shall form the basis of any contract or For personal use only commitment. Reliance should not be place on the

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