Mec Resources Ltd · ASX:MMR
Mec Resources — 2nd Oil & Gas Investor Summit, Singapore 2012
74 slides from Mec Resources's conference presentation, Sep 27, 2012
Slide 1: Company Presentation cover letter - 2nd Oil & Gas Investor Summit
26 September, 2012 For personal use only Companies Announcements Office Australian Securities Exchange Limited 10th Floor, 20 Bond Street SYDNEY NSW 2000 Dear Sir/Madam Company Presentation nd 2 Oil & Gas Investor Summit, Singapore MEC Resources Ltd (ASX: MMR) is pleased to provide a copy of the pre
Slide 2: Company Presentation September 2012
Strictly private & confidential For personal use only Company Presentation SEPTEMBER 2012 1
Slide 3: Australian Offshore Petroleum Basins
Australian Offshore Petroleum Basins For personal use only Advent 100%: RL1 Onshore Bonaparte p Basin *Conventional Resources Weaber Gas Field: Advent 100% 45.8 BCF 3C Contingent Resources EP386 *Unconventional Resources Advent 8.3% 8 3% 9.8TCF prospective Recoverable EP325 Milligans (shale) Formati
Slide 4: Company Overview and Key Assets
K Asset Key A t –Offshore Off h Sydney S d Basin B i For personal use only Company Overview Newcastle Background Formed in 2004 as an independent E&P company Sydney – Headquartered in Perth, WA – Portfolio of assets both onshore & offshore Australia with an estimated AUD 156m invested historically
Slide 5: Recent Shale Gas Developments
Recent Shale Gas Developments For personal use only ConocoPhillips: $109M Beach: $36 M JV Advent Energy’s 100% Owned Shale Gas JV with New with Territory Oil HESS: $65 M Shale Gas JV Bonaparte Basin Acreage: Standard Energy Australia with Falcon Australia in Beetaloo Basin •EP EP 386: 634,567 634 56
Slide 6: State of Onshore Bonaparte Basin
State of Onshore Bonaparte Basin Western For personal use only Advent gas Australia project area Economy of Western Australia is equal to 50th biggest country globally underpinned by Resource pprojects j resources including proximal to Advent LNG, Iron Ore, gas project area Diamonds, Coal, Agricul
Slide 7: EP and RL/1: Location – Bonaparte Basin
EP 386 and RL/1 : Location – Bonaparte Basin A proven hydrocarbon producing basin 19% Australian liquids and 17% of gas (2005 GA report) For personal use only Located on the southern, onshore part of the Bonaparte Basin: EP 386 covers 2568km2 in Western Australia. Source: Cadman, S.J. and Temple, P.
Slide 8: Bonaparte Basin EP / RL-1 Shale and tight gas exploration
Bonaparte Basin (WA/NT) EP 386 / RL‐1 Shale and tight gas exploration For personal use only Multiple petroleum targets are present in EP 386 & RL1 area: Vienta-1: Elevated Gas Shows over mid-Upper Proven conventional g gas charged g sandstone reservoirs in & Lower Milligans g Section nearshore m
Slide 9: Conventional / unconventional gas area and existing wells
Advent’s conventional / unconventional gas area / existing wells in EP386 / RL1 - U.S.G.S. inset showing “Pod of Active Source Rocks Boundary” U.S.G.S. – Conventional Resource Assessment Onshore Bonaparte- Mean 56 MMBO (oil) and 460 B.C.F Gas (Undiscovered Resource) For personal use only Gas discove
Slide 10: Active hydrocarbon system: conventional gas discovery wells
This is an active hydrocarbon system EP 386 & RL/1: 7 conventional gas discovery wells – Onshore High Technical Success Rate For personal use only Well Well In Permit Held By Classification Bonaparte- Oil & gas shows Advent Energy 1 Bonaparte- Gas Discovery Advent Energy 2 Keepp Gas Discovery y Beac
Slide 11: Advent in mineral resource rich developing area
Advent in mineral resource rich developing p g area For personal use only
Slide 12: Adjacent tenure: Beach Petroleum farmin
For personal use only Adjacent tenure: Beach Petroleum farmin Reg Nelson [Beach Petroleum] ‘scouring ‘ Australia for the most prospective shale gas acreage.’ Beach Petroleum (ASX: BPT): “Working petroleum systems have been identified and confirmed by: strong hydrocarbon shows in the few exploration
Slide 13: Prospects/Lead Summary
EP 386 & RL/1: Prospects/Lead Summary (showing Seismic lines) - mean conventional recoverable 556 B.C.F. For personal use only Prospect on Top Ningbing Grp Prospect on Top Langfield Grp Unrisked OGIP & Prospective Recoverable Conventional Hydrocarbon Prospect on Top Lower Milligans Fm Resources in E
Slide 14: Near term field development opportunity
For personal use only Bonaparte Basin (WA/NT) EP 386 / RL‐1 Near term field development opportunity The Bonaparte Basin: – A proven and producing hydrocarbon bearing sedimentary basin Summary of Previous Drilling Results – Onshore Basin straddles the Northern Territory & Western Australia Border
Slide 15: Vienta-1 workover and production test
For personal use only Vienta-1 Vi t 1 workover k andd production d ti test t t gas flow fl October O t b 2011-Damaged 2011 D d wellll b bore/tight /ti ht gas. Initial flow 2.1 MMscf/d, reducing to 0.6 MMscf/d within 1 hr, 18/64th” choke Shut in and extended build-up pressure monitoring returned stro
Slide 16: Waggon Creek-1A: Elevated Gas Shows over Milligans Section
Waggon Creek-1A: Elevated Gas Shows over Milligans Section For personal use only Elevated gas shows over 800m in shale/siltstone section. TOC from Lab matched well with computed value from logs and maximum TOC value can be up to 5%(right column). 15
Slide 17: Waggon Creek-1 workover and production test
For personal use only Waggon Creek-1 workover and production test gas flow November 2011 (from 390mKB). Conventional s/stone reservoir-Stabilised flow of 1.1 MMscf/d through 32/64th” choke P Pressure monitoring it i d demonstrated t t d slowly l l iincreasing i pressure att th the end d off the flow
Slide 18: Bonaparte Basin Shale and tight gas exploration
Bonaparte p Basin (WA/NT) ( / ) EP 386 / RL‐1 For personal use only Shale and tight gas exploration Bonaparte Basin, Australia Ningbing-2: Elevated Gas Shows over Lower Milligans-Langfield Section Wide distribution of oil and gas shows and tests throughout basin Advent Energy has 100% of EP 386 & RL
Slide 19: EP 386 Shale Gas Unrisked Gas In Place Estimates
Bonaparte p Basin (WA/NT) ( / ) EP 386 / RL‐1 For personal use only Shale and tight gas exploration EP 386 Shale Gas Unrisked Gas In Place Estimates Lower Milligans Fm EP 386 & RL 1 Parameters Unit Low Best High Area ‐ A Acres 197,683 296,525 345,946 Pay Thickness ‐h Ft 1310 1640 1968 Net to Gross R
Slide 20: Weaber-4 (RL1): Elevated Gas Shows
Weaber-4 (RL1): Elevated Gas Shows over Upper & Lower Milligans Section For personal use only Elevated gas shows over 600m in shale/siltstone section. TOC from Lab matched well with computed value from logs and maximum TOC value can be up to 5%(right column).
Slide 21: Ningbing-2: Elevated Gas Shows
Ningbing-2: Elevated Gas Shows over Milligans-Langfield Section For personal use only Elevated gas shows over 900m in shale/siltstone section. TOC from Lab matched well with computed value from logs and maximum TOC value can be up to 5%(right column). l ) 20
Slide 22: Garimala-1: Elevated Gas Shows
Garimala-1: Elevated Gas Shows over Milligans-Langfield Section For personal use only Elevated gas shows over 1700m in shale/siltstone section. ti TOC from f Lab matched well with computed value from logs and maximum i TOC value can be up to 5%(right column). 21
Slide 23: Bottom Milligans depth and area
For personal use only Bottom Milligans is: >1500m Depth Area=875km2 Reference: Opportunities for Shale Gas Production in Western Australia by Bill Tinapple, Executive Director, Petroleum Division, Department of Mines and Petroleum at Conference of Shale Gas World Australia 2011 in Adelaide
Slide 24: Analogy of EP Shale Gas Potential and Maryborough Basin
Analogy of EP 386 Shale Gas Potential and Maryborough Basin Basic Data Basin/Gross / Area Maryborough y g Basin Onshore Bonaparte p Basin‐EP386 (4.290mi2) 2 (991mi ) For personal use only Shale Formation Goodwood/Cherwell Mudstone Milligans Shale /siltstone Geologic Age Cretaceous Carboniferous Phys
Slide 25: EP386 / RL1 Gas Composition
EP386 / RL1 Gas Composition compared with industry standard For personal use only Industry Bonaparte‐ Garimala‐1 Average Ningbing‐2 Ningbing‐2 Weaber‐ Weaber‐ 2 (DST No6: (DST No2: Waggon Name Unit Natural Gas (DST No3: (DST No5: Vienta‐1 EP 386 Average 1 4 4712‐ 4712 2381‐ 2381 Creek‐1 Creek 1 Comp
Slide 26: Onshore Bonaparte Basin: Key Information
Onshore Bonaparte Basin: Key Information Carboniferous Milligans Formation: Tight Gas, For personal use only Shale Gas & Liquid Hydrocarbon Potential • Key gas-prone source rocks • Over 500m marine shale/mudstone • TOC up to 4.3% • Mature for oil and gas generation • Elevated gas shows while drillin
Slide 27: Bonaparte Basin - A Proven Hydrocarbon Producing Basin
Bonaparte Basin- A Proven Hydrocarbon Producing Basin For personal use only EP386 & RL1 Gas Reservoirs
Slide 28: EP386: Proximity To Infrastructure
EP386: Proximity To Infrastructure Cambridge For personal use only Gulf EP386 (not to scale) Wyndham town and port facilities • Stage Two of the Ord River scheme has significantly enhanced road access to the Vienta Gas Field • Stage Two Ord roads capable of road train access are to be constructed du
Slide 29: Lake Argyle
Lake Argyle For personal use only Lake Argyle: Surface area of 1,000 square km (18 times the ssize eoof Syd Sydney ey Harbour) a bou ) Storage capacity of 10,763,000 ML Largest reservoir in Australia 28
Slide 30: Advent Energy onshore gas fields and unconventional resource
Advent Energy Prospective Recoverable 9.8 T.C.F. Advent Energy Onshore unconventional shale gas resource Gas fields – RL1 & EP386 For personal use only Advent Energy Onshore Gas – EP386 Weaber Gas Field Waggon Creek Gas Field (Independently Audited (Cased & Suspended as Mean Contingent future produc
Slide 31: Advent Energy Infrastructure Access
Advent Energy Infrastructure Access EP386 Vienta Gas Field Ord Stage For personal use only Two Possible site for LNG/CNG Plant Current development phase In Stage Two of Ord Scheme outlined in Field Development Outline for Weaber Plain on WA side of border Ord Stage One Existing New Ord Stage Two Roa
Slide 32: Carboniferous Milligans petroleum system
The Carboniferous Niligans-Kuriyipp basin of the Bonaparte Basin ligans (!) petroleum system is located in the Southern Petre! Sub- The Petret Sub-Basin is an asymmetric northwest trending rift of Lete Devonian-Carbonifercus age, containing up to 15km of ‘and Mesozoic inthe Southem Petrel the most s
Slide 33: Advent Activities: Production Testing
Advent Activities P d ti T Production Testing ti for f Weaber-4 W b 4 (RL1) (RL1), Vi Vienta-1 t 1 and d Waggon W C k 1 (EP386) Creek-1 For personal use only Prospective conventional resources in EP 386 increased to mean 556 B.C.F. Weaber- (estimated 18 Bcf gas -mean contingent in conventional gas a
Slide 34: Demand Assessment – Mapped Loads
Demand Assessment – Mapped Loads For personal use only Market serviceable via CNG Market serviceable by LNG
Slide 35: Indicative Total Potential Demand
Indicative Total Potential Demand For personal use only o Key assumptions: o 100% substitution o 100% conversion rate to LNG/CNG o Sufficient gas available o Non risk weighted o CNG market is capable Gas TJ/day Natural G of absorbing around 4-5 LNG TJ/day of natural gas o LNG market is capable CNG o
Slide 36: CNG Production, Storage, Distribution & Use
CNG Production, For personal use only Storage, Distribution & Use
Slide 37: LNG Production, Storage, Distribution & Use
LNG Production, For personal use only Storage, Distribution & Use
Slide 38: Gas Pipeline/CNG Plant/LNG Plant - EP386 and RL1
Gas Pipeline/CNG Plant /LNG Plant -EP386 and RL1 Multiple customers including fertiliser/mine power/road transport/ For personal use only agricultural processing -CNG/LNG in a box Cash flow allows for development of unconventional/shale/tight gas project for LNG Gas Pipeline p Alternative • 6” gas p
Slide 39: Australian Offshore Petroleum Basins
Australian Offshore Petroleum Basins For personal use only Advent 100%: RL1 Onshore Bonaparte p Basin *Conventional Resources Weaber Gas Field: Advent 100% 45.8 BCF 3C Contingent Resources EP386 *Unconventional Resources Advent 8.3% 8 3% 9.8TCF prospective Recoverable EP325 Milligans (shale) Formati
Slide 40: Portfolio – Offshore Sydney Basin PEP11
Portfolio – Offshore Sydney Basin PEP11 •Advent has increased its interest to 85% from 25% in PEP11 (4,649 km2) following drilling first exploration well. For personal use only •No drilling had previously taken place in the offshore Sydney Basin. Since 1910, 66% of onshore petroleum exploration well
Slide 41: PEP11 Permit History & Progress
For personal use only PEP11 Permit History & Progress Historical Ownership of PEP11 Permit Progress through involvement of Advent During the 1980s, Santos Ltd. shot extensive 2D seismic over Advent farmed into a 25% interest in 2006 through acquisition of PEP11 2004 seismic, and increased intere
Slide 42: Historical: Santos 1990 et al
Historical: Santos 1990 et al For personal use only Structural Leads Focus “The Newcastle Syncline is probably the best place to explore for oil or gas ...the the syncline contains the thickest and most complete Sydney Basin section (possibly including Triassic section)” Santos (1991) identified a t
Slide 43: Significant Hydrocarbon Potential proven by Industry Standards
For personal use only Significant Hydrocarbon Potential proven by Industry Standards Features Observed Across Permit The permit’s potential is evident in the significant and complimentary hydrocarbon & migration features observed Mound Direct hydrocarbon indicators identified in seismic data – h
Slide 44: Analogues to Major Discoveries
For personal use only Analogues to Major Discoveries Similarities in shelf surface features, including pockmarks and slope failure events, events between the Offshore Sydney Basin, the giant Gorgon 16 Tcf field off North-western Australia and the 14 Tcf Ormen Lange field off Norway ~16 16 Tcf Orme
Slide 45: Fluid Migration – Gulf of Mexico (Statoil Model)
Heggland ‐Fluid Migration‐Gulf of Mexico (Statoil Model) Chimneys and Chi d pockk marks k indicating i di i focus f For personal use only areas of fluid flow above the top reservoir •“seismic chimneys are visible in 90% of all Mesozoic and Tertiary basins.” •Gas chimneys have been observed to tie in
Slide 46: Geophysical Gas Indications
Geophysical Gas Indications For personal use only TOPAS Sub bottom profiles from SS10 / 2006
Slide 47: Significant AVO Leads Surrounding Major Prospects
For personal use only Significant AVO Leads Surrounding Major Prospects Paleozoic Trap Summary Map AVO is a recognized methodology employed by major oil companies to identify exploration potential Independent analysis of extracted AVO attributes from recently reprocessed 2004 survey has been Gre
Slide 48: B4-16 Preliminary Final PSTM (Zoom)
B4‐16 Preliminary Final PSTM (Zoom) For personal use only Data reprocessing from phase 2,2 2009 indicates a flat spot on the time processing within structure on line B4 B4-16 16 which may warrant further investigation. Area of interest is cmp 900 to 1060 (2 km) at a time of 1500ms and 1700ms. Note p
Slide 49: Offshore Sydney Basin – Direct Hydrocarbon Indicators PEP11
Offshore Sydney Basin – Direct Hydrocarbon Indicators PEP11 For personal use only Figure 69: Display of Line B4-15. Figure 70: The continuity of high amplitude reflector has been mapped. Reflection Strength plot of the high amplitude reflector “Strong energy reflections present on seismic “Gas reser
Slide 50: Offshore Sydney Basin – Direct Hydrocarbon Indicators PEP11
Offshore Sydney Basin – Direct Hydrocarbon Indicators PEP11 For personal use only Figure 74: RMS of seismic amplitude over the Figure 72: Instantaneous frequency plot for the high amplitude area of Line B4 B4-15, 15 where high amplitude reflector reflector. It is showing low frequency anomaly. is ma
Slide 51: Thermogenic hydrocarbon seepage analysis points offshore NSW
Thermogenic hydrocarbon seepage analysis points offshore NSW A Apr, 2010 2010: GORE W Water t S Samples l For personal use only Apr 2010: GORE Core Sample (South Fish) New Seaclem site Apr 2010: GORE Core Sample (Background 2) Baleen site Apr 2010: GORE Core Sample (Background 1) Fish site Apr 2010:
Slide 52: Thermogenic hydrocarbon seepage offshore NSW
Thermogenic hydrocarbon seepage offshore NSW For personal use only Gas seep seafloor Offshore Sydney Basin, NSW Gas Chimney? Mound on 81 81-05 05 B4-15 (Reprocessed)
Slide 53: Isotech Data Headspace Cans
For personal use only Isotech Data 7 Headspace Cans Project: J10827 Company Isotech Isotech GC H2 O2 + Ar CO2 N2 CO C1 C2 C2H4 C3 C3H6 iC4 nC4 iC5 nC5 C6+ Mass Spec 13C1 Lab No. Lab No. Job No. Date ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm Date ‰ AUXX0024 203531 14660 2011-2-4 nd
Slide 54: Three Significant Deep Prospects with Multi-Tcf potential
For personal use only Three Significant Deep Prospects with Multi‐Tcf potential Permian/Triassic Prospect Locations Contains all the elements for success needed in world class sized structure in PEP11 Gas Pipeline p Relatively shallow water depth 50-120 m Infrastructure The prospects lie betwe
Slide 55: Fish – Drilling Target in the Deep Horizon PEP11
For personal use only Fish –Drilling Target in the Deep Horizon PEP11 A large north-south elongated anticline with three Proposed South Fish Exploration Well separate structural culminations, adjacent to the Offshore Syncline (the hydrocarbon source) – 2 Tcf (P50) with 21% Probability of Success (
Slide 56: Drilling Rig - First Well Offshore NSW
Drilling Rig ‐ First Well Offshore NSW For personal use only •Semi-submersible drilling rig Ocean Patriot •December 2010 spudded New Seaclem-1 Seaclem 1 •One well program completed incident free and on schedule •Revision of reprocessed seismic; updated permit recoverable resource potential of 6 Tcf
Slide 57: Seismic in Time Domain: New Seaclem-1
ud B4-05: Seismic in Time Domain 119 Kms ‘cor Vata: 04-05 _firad_imig_rev_stak iserted Curve Data: Caliper 431 M41 SGI 761 971 1214 T4HE 174 DOI 2261 2541 2014 INGT 3941 IGT IHS A141 441 ASI 4941 S711 S491 S741 GOI G2A1 GS4t H811 7OH1 7341 7611 ned5 B41 GHOT A941 9211 3451 S741 1 1 a ee a er es a ee
Slide 58: Above unconformity
For personal use only Above unconformity •Thick porous tertiary sandstone-greater d t t than th 40m 40 thickness - Average porosity of 30% •Updip structural potential 7
Slide 59: Prospects in Advent Portfolio
Prospects in Advent Portfolio For personal use only Not including unconventional resources Advent Gross Prospective Recoverable Gas Resources Gross Prospective Recoverable Condensate Probablility of Block Asset interest Bcfg Resources MMbo Success Swansons Swansons % P90 P50 P10 P90 P50 P10 Mean Mea
Slide 60: Carnarvon Basin (Western Australia) EP
For personal use only Carnarvon Basin (Western Australia) EP 325 Advent holds an 8.3% interest in EP 325, in the Prospect Location Exmouth sub-Basin of the Carnarvon Basin Joint Venture Operator is Strike Energy Gas Field contingent resources of 9.5 Bcf (Pmean) Seven wells within EP 325 & EP
Slide 61: Board & Management/Technical Team & Advisors
For personal use only Board & Management/Technical Team & Advisors Experienced Board Management and Technical Advisors Mr. Goh Hock: Chairman Mr. Ding Gui Ming: Advisory Panel Chairman Previous President of Schlumberger Asia. Managed all Asian Formerly Head of Exploration, China National Petrole
Slide 62: Industry Leading Geological & Geophysical Expertise
For personal use only Industry Leading Geological & Geophysical Expertise Mr Timothy Berge - Consultant Mr. Lan Nguyen - Consultant BSc (University of Wisconsin, Madison) BSc (Baku, Azerbaijan) MA - Geology (University of Texas at Austin) MSc - Geology (New England University, Aus.) 25 Years Corpo
Slide 63: Australian LNG
Australian LNG For personal use only Australia: Regional emerging energy giant Estimated potential gas resources of 400Tcf – expected to grow through frontier offshore exploration, onshore coal seam gas and rapidly expanding shale gas exploration sector. Annual gas production (domestic consumption)
Slide 64: Australian LNG
Australian LNG For personal use only Mega LNG projects on Australia’s western and northern coasts are dedicated to the conversion of offshore gas, while east coast projects are associated with liquefaction of coal seam gas. gas From: www.worldoil.com
Slide 65: Australia's LNG Potential
For personal use only Australia’s LNG Potential LNG Market Forecasts Pacific Basin Supply Forecast Ongoing demand for Australian LNG from Korea & Japan is likely due to heavy investment in gas-fired gas fired power generation facilities with no domestic gas sources – LNG accounted for one quarter
Slide 66: Australian LNG
Australian LNG For personal use only Operator Project Size Production / Sales $Export Value Life per year (ABARE 2008 data) Woodside Pluto 4.1 4 1 Tcf 3 25 3 75 Mtpa LNG 3.25‐3.75 $2 03 billion $2.03 15 years (+ 0.5 Tcf Xena) (+5 yr option) I Inpex I hth Ichthys 12 1 Tcf 12.1 Tf 8 Mt Mtpa LNG $4.4 $
Slide 67: Gas Market in NSW
For personal use only Gas Market in NSW New South Wales is heavily reliant on coal fired energy generation Pressure mounting to switch to environmentally cleaner p oduc o production – 34% of all Australian CO2 emissions originate from 12 current coal fired power stations – Natural gas now has gr
Slide 68: Australian Domestic Gas Market
For personal use only Australian Domestic Gas Market Domestic Gas Market Forecasts Australia’s Primary Energy Consumption, 2007–08 & 2029–30 To feed domestic demand and exports, gas output is expected to quadruple over 20 years, growing at 6.7% annuallyy Gas-fired stations are expected to genera
Slide 69: Disclaimer and Important Information
For personal use only Disclaimer and Important Information This company presentation (the “Company Presentation”) of Advent Energy Limited (the “Company”) has been prepared by the Company solely for information purposes and for the sole use of the person to whom it is delivered. The Presentation i
Slide 70: Risk Factors
For personal use only Risk Factors A number of risk factors may adversely effect Advent Energy Limited (the “Company”). Below is a brief summary of some of the general risk factors prospective investors should consider when determining whether an investment in the Company is suitable, and to which
Slide 71: Risk Factors continued
For personal use only Risk Factors continued The Company is subject to environmental and HSE risks. All phases of the oil business present environmental risks and hazards, and the oil and gas business is subject to environmental regulation pursuant to a variety of international conventions, as wel
Slide 72: Risk Factors continued
For personal use only Risk Factors continued Risk of damaged equipment and insurance policies. It is not certain that all potential incidents will be covered by existing insurance policies or that the sums insured under such coverage will be sufficient to hold the Company harmless from the loss oc
Slide 73: Contributions Gratefully Acknowledged and References
Contributions Gratefully Acknowledged and References Data,, advice,, review and technical contributions gratefully g y acknowledged g Publications •Jim Dirstein - -Total Depth - Principal Geophysical Consultant PTEM survey For personal use only •Fred Kroh –Formerly Project Leader of Geophysical Proc
Slide 74: David Breeze, Advent Energy Limited contact details
For personal use only David Breeze Advent Energy Limited Ph +61 8 9328 8711 david@adventenergy.com.au Director 14 View Street Fax +61 8 9328 8733 www.adventenergy.com.au North Perth WA 6006 Australia
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