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Lakes Blue Energy Nl — Lakes Oil N.L. — Resources Victoria Conference (August 2008)

30 slides from Lakes Blue Energy Nl's conference presentation, Aug 26, 2008

  1. Slide 1: Australia's Oldest Oil Company

    Australia’s Oldest Oil Company For personal use only Lakes Entrance Oil Shaft, 1940’s Site of discovery well at Lake Bunga Oil from Lakes Entrance Oilfield Discovery Well Lake Bunga – 1, 1924

  2. Slide 2: Tight Gas: 'A Lonely Journey'

    For personal use only Lakes Oil N.L. Tight Gas ‘A Lonely Journey’ “Have you heard about the 17 year – overnight sensation” Rob Annells

  3. Slide 3: The Tight Gas Story

    The Tight Gas Story For personal use only COMMERCIALITY THROUGH NEW TECHNOLOGY Lakes Oil has learned a tremendous amount about the onshore Gippsland Basin following the investment of over $40m in drilling, stimulating and testing activities: • Unique position to market • Next to one of Australia’s m

  4. Slide 4: Murray, Gippsland and Otway Basins

    Murray Basin «Horsham Gippsland Basin Hamilton Otway Basin Kilometres

  5. Slide 5: Most advanced in our portfolio

    Most advanced in our portfolio For personal use only

  6. Slide 6: Trifon Stimlog: 1050 meters of sands

    Trifon 2 Stimlog : 1050 meters of sands For personal use only

  7. Slide 7: Wombat Field

    For personal use only Wombat Field

  8. Slide 8: Schematic Cross Section showing updip potential at Top Strzelecki

    Sw TWT (Milliseconds) 0.6 0.8 NE Proposed . McCreesh-1 Wombat-4 Wombat-2. Wombat-3 Wombat-1 Merriman-1 > 2260m, © <1041m> 3 1011m YE<——1858m——> T | | | | LatRoBe | GRouP /GOLDEN | BEACH GROUP STRZELECKI GROUP 0 1 2 Kilometres Updip potential at Top of Strzelecki Unconformity | TD 2178m AKES OIL N.L.

  9. Slide 9: Wombat-1

    Wombat-1 For personal use only • 1st Strzelecki gas flow • Highest Strzelecki gas flows 2 mmcfd (max) • 500m net gas column

  10. Slide 10: What Is A Hydraulic Fracture?

    What Is A “Hydraulic Fracture” ? For personal use only • The use of fluids to apply hydraulic pressure to create a crack in a rock formation • The continued injection of fluids into the created crack or “fracture” to make it grow larger • The placement of small granular solids into the crack to insu

  11. Slide 11: Hydraulic Fracture Stimulation

    Hydraulic Fracture Stimulation For personal use only • TECHNOLOGY CHANGES OVER THE LAST 10 YEARS • Sequential multiple zone stimulation. • Increased fracture propagation length. • Dramatic improvements in synchronised breaker technology. • Improved computer modelling to allow accurate pre-frac predi

  12. Slide 12: Wombat-1 Fraccing in

    For personal use only Wombat-1 Fraccing in

  13. Slide 13: Radial Flow Path in Non-Fractured Reservoir

    Radial Flow Path in Non-Fractured Reservoir For personal use only Wellbore Hydrocarbon Flow Paths Overhead view of reservoir

  14. Slide 14: Linear Flow Path in a Hydraulically Fractured Reservoir

    Linear Flow Path in a Hydraulically Fractured Reservoir For personal use only Hydraulic Fracture Hydrocarbon Flow Paths Overhead view of reservoir

  15. Slide 15: Wombat-2

    Wombat-2 For personal use only • Sustained gas rate of 680 mcfd from 1 fracture-stimulated zone. • Better zones expected from deeper drilling

  16. Slide 16: Wombat-3

    Wombat-3 For personal use only • 2 zones fracture stimulated. • Flared gas during drilling and post-frac from upper fracture stimulated zone

  17. Slide 17: Canadian Frac Array / Wombat Frac Array

    Canadian Frac Array For personal use only Wombat Frac Array

  18. Slide 18: Permeability Terminology (In-situ)

    For personal use only Permeability Terminology (In-situ)

  19. Slide 19: USA Tight Sands Basins

    For personal use only USA Tight Sands Basins Shale Gas Basins in U.S.

  20. Slide 20: Types of oil and gas resources in US provinces

    For personal use only Schematic diagram of the types of oil and gas resources assessed in provinces of the United States. Both conventional and continuous resources are assessed. Coalbed gas is considered to be a type of continuous gas accumulation (Schenk and Pollastro, 2002)

  21. Slide 21: Vertical Well – Stacked Reservoir

    Vertical Well – Stacked Reservoir For personal use only Multiple Stimulation Stages

  22. Slide 22: Lance Tight Gas Sand Fairway

    Lance Tight Gas Sand Fairway For personal use only

  23. Slide 23: Producing Equivalent: The Pinedale Anticline, Wyoming

    Producing Equivalent: For personal use only The Pinedale Anticline, Wyoming

  24. Slide 24: Boundary Creek-1

    For personal use only Bounday Creek-1 Gas column of 300 meters (700 to 1050 meters)

  25. Slide 25: Predicted Single Well Gas Rate

    Predicted Single Well Gas Rate For personal use only

  26. Slide 26: Typical Pinedale Well Production Profile

    Typical Pinedale Well Production Profile AVERAGE DAILY PRODUCTION YEARS OF PRODUCTION

  27. Slide 27: Proppant Settling on Ledges

    For personal use only Proppant Settling on Ledges Variable static Variable dynamic fracture width at fracture width Closure with propping during pumping At ledges

  28. Slide 28: Mineback Fractures

    For personal use only Mineback Fractures

  29. Slide 29: For personal use only

    For personal use only Weak shear plane Terminus of a 10m cored fracture

  30. Slide 30: On the verge of developing Victoria's first tight gas field

    For personal use only Lakes Oil N.L. on the verge of developing Victoria’s first Tight gas field

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