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Eve Health — Energy Ventures — Investor Presentation (March 2006)
26 slides from Eve Health's investor presentation, Mar 14, 2006
Slide 1: Energy Ventures Limited - March 2006
Y Ventures Limited March 2006
Slide 2: Board Members
Energy Ventures Limited Board Members Dr lan J Duncan — Non Executive Chairman Claire Poll — Non Executive Director Brett Mitchell — Non Executive Director and Company Secretary sstor Update March 2006
Slide 3: Capital Structure March 2006
Energy Ventures bY Limited Capital Structure March 2006 Ordinary Shares - 151,778,059 Unlisted Options — 2,000,000 12 cents exercise price expiry 30/9/09 Performance shares 18,454 Class A 8,750 Class B 17,500 Class C or Update March 2006
Slide 4: Company Investment Summary
Energy Ventures Limited Company Investment Summary ¢ Investment in CollTech Australia Ltd * Investment in Cool Energy Ltd « African Energy Resources Pty Ltd — wholly owned sub or Update March 2006
Slide 5: Investment Overview - Cool Energy
Energy Ventures Limited Investment Overview — Cool Energy ° EVE holds an equity investment of 14% . Demonstration plant completed and on-site . Commissioning on Arc Energy Xyris scheduled for late March 06 or Update March 2006
Slide 6: Cool Energy CryoCell Gas Sweetening Plant
Energy Ventures Limited Cool Energy a CryoCell Gas Sweetening Plant vestor Update March 2006
Slide 7: African Energy Resources Limited Exploration Update March 2006
I AFRICAN ENERGY RESOURCES LIMITED Exploration Update March 2006
Slide 8: Key Points
AFRICAN FN ERGY Key Points Significant landholding in southern Africa (>45,000km2) with known uranium, coal and CBM. Focus on early drill testing of four defined uranium resource areas in Kariba Valley, other prospects defined for geological evaluation, April 06. Regional uranium targets in Luano an
Slide 9: Land Position
be AFRICAN ENERGY SMALPED LAND POSITION Major landholding in southern Africa | (>45,000km?). Control aimost all of the | prospective Kariba and Luangwa Basin cies O1 Uranium occurrence a Coal occurrence
Slide 10: Target: Sandstone Hosted Uranium
& AFRICAN FN ERGY RESOURCES LIMITED Sandstone outcrops 320 pr TARGET Sandstone Hosted Uranium Known sandstone hosted mineralisation Amenable to low cost leaching Near surface, open-pit bulk mineable style of deposits [— TNR
Slide 11: Target: Coal and Coal Bed Methane
& AFRICAN ENERGY TARG ET pie ee Coal and Coal Bed Methane Significant known deposits of steaming coal in Kariba Basin eg. Wankie Coal Mine, Zimbabwe Significant CBM resources proven in Kariba Basin in Zimbabwe and Karoo in Botswana. fla fg from a ‘CBM test: el water flowing from : See CBM test weil
Slide 12: Land Position along Karoo Rifts
& AFRICAN ENE ROY KAROO RIFTS ; ne Land position along Karoo Rifts (Permian age)
Slide 13: Uranium Strategy: 2006 Exploration Programme
be AFRICAN ENERGY URANIUM STRATEGY 2006 Exploration Programme 1. Immediate drill testing of known mineralisation — based on existing AGIP database from 1970's exploration. Commences April 06. 2. Reconnaissance and ground surveying of uranium anomalies identified from recompiled regional geophysical
Slide 14: Radiometric Surveying
& AFRICAN ENERGY RESOURCES LIMITED Radiometric Surveying Direct targets identified from reprocessing existing regional databases. Malawi airborne radiometics, uranium image 7 1s Kae graben Kayelekera U anomaly rio wiaban Usaoiure anomaliss om frst vertical derivative magnetics
Slide 15: Radiometric Surveying - New Project Areas
Botswana | Ternary radiometric image ke AFRICAN ENERGY ALSOACES LIMITED Radiometric Surveying New project areas selected from regional scale uranium anomalism. Sese U anomaly
Slide 16: Geological Model
cr ENERGY GEOLOGICAL MODEL aS Rift graben settings hosting mineralisatio High-energy environment, Low-energy environment, coarse, clean sands with mudstone and carbonaceous interbedded mudstones. material in very shallow waters. Uranium targets Coal and CBM targets
Slide 17: Kariba Rift Targets
ke APRICAM FNFROY KARIBA RIFT TARGETS ae Areas for immediate drill testing ) Legend. Uspcurendes _Grourd:tad ancivalies
Slide 18: Njame Project Geology
a AFRICAN ENEROY NJAME PROJECT GEOLOGY RESOURCES LIMITED Field reconnaisance November 2005. > 300ppm U308 in surface grab samples ax Upper Karroo CI Red sandstones Interbedded sandstone/siltstone Meandering facies Escarpment Grit p | Braided facies Lower Karroo Madumabisa Mudstone om) Mudstone/sands
Slide 19: Njame Project
Be AFRICAN ENERGY NJAME PROJECT on Drill holes on grid radiometics srecae sip000 enaced [= Jaerualb ay pe AG R_basalines: * fifami dalthales dexisting) nye. ‘ithdles -Govitty grade 2° nae diiihelech esouifte) Red holes used in AGIP resource calculations — not presently reportable to JORC standard
Slide 20: Njame North Deposit
AFRICAN ENERGY, NJAME NORTH DEPOSIT Drill collar location and section lines
Slide 21: Njame Deposit - Long Section
ieRcy NJAME DEPOSIT . AGIP long section A1- A2 Mineralisation from rad logs, ~300ppm cut-off Drillhole section indicating mineralisation depth, thickness (m) and grade (kg/t U,0,)
Slide 22: Njame Deposit - Cross Section
& AFRICAN ENERGY NJIAME DE POSIT RESOURCES LIMITED AGIP cross section B1-B2 Mineralisation from rad logs, ~300ppm cut-off cin aa Drillhole section indicating mineralisation depth, thickness (m) and grade (kg/t U,0,)
Slide 23: Other Drilling Programmes
be AFRICAN ENERGY OTHER DRILLING PROGRAMMES =_— Testing other known radiometric anomalies with surface mineralisation identified eg. Chisebuka area, ‘Shisebuka PROPOSED DRILLING. chine ehardril ee
Slide 24: Regional Reconnaissance Targets in Zambia
& AFRICAN FN ERGY = REGIONAL RECONNAISSANCE eesounots time TARGETS IN ZAMBIA teem fetative U abundance . OBE PiaGy . 682-057 BI) a? ERR BTS g oad. LEST ~a.F BI) ABEL, Project Breas Tanga Rew: i SORE, a a
Slide 25: Radiometric Anomaly - Luangwa Valley
ke RADIOMETRIC ANOMALY AFRICAN ENEROY wsounct LUANGWA VALLEY Segre Legend Relative_Ut_abundance . O82 13%) 0.32 - C37 81%) BaF BAST 0.43 - 0.38 07%) O55 - 0.7 194%} O.7 - 0.85 (95%) O.8S - 0.87 (BE) OLB? - 4.98 (100%) Zare data Luangwa structure, act Pauls 87 Manatee RS ee scarprent_Geit G7 ssA_iowe
Slide 26: AER Program Plan 2006
AFRICAN ENERGY AER PROGRAM PLAN 2006 * First pass drilling at 4 established Uranium occurrences (Njame Nth and Sth, Chisebuka, Munyumbwe A) April-May 2006. USD $150k « Initial helicopter supported field reconnaissance of high priority uranium targets March-April 2006. USD $50k « Regional airborne-ra