New Frontier Energy, Inc. · OTC:NFEI
New Frontier Energy — Investor Presentation (April 2006)
37 slides from New Frontier Energy's investor presentation, Apr 7, 2006
Slide 1: New Frontier Energy, Inc.
New Frontier Energy, Inc. Over the Counter Bulletin Board Trading Symbol NFEI March 31, 2006
Slide 2: Forward-looking statements
This document may contain forward-looking statements including declarations regarding New Frontier Energy, Inc. and it’s future and expected performance based on assumptions that the Company believes are reasonable. No assurances can be given that these statements will prove to be accurate. A number
Slide 3: Coal Bed Methane Gas Exploration/Development Slater Dome Field
Coal Bed Methane Gas Exploration/Development Slater Dome Field/Coal Bank Draw Project Location Colorado Wyoming Border ( 16 miles east of Baggs, WY) 35,000 acres under lease Carbon County (WY) Moffat County (CO) Potential Eleven coalbed methane wells currently in place Producing from nine currently,
Slide 4: Western United States Coal Basins
WESTERN UNITED STATES COAL BASINS. so o Lx Sew mace
Slide 5: Slater Dome Prospect is typical of a coal gas project
there is a long lead time from concept to drilling the initial test well-to gas sales, and even a longer time to reach peak gas rates, the coal gas reserves are long life reserves, typically 20+ years, the projects are labor intensive and technology driven, require a significant land position (we cu
Slide 6: Slater Dome
Slater Dome Double Eagle Cow Creek Field Yates Clayton Williams Anadarko Coal Units Sierra Madre Field Merit
Slide 7: Almond Coal Section
Almond Coal Section
Slide 8: Pioneer Coal Section
Pioneer Coal Section
Slide 9: Lower Williams Fork Coal Section
Lower Williams Fork Coal Section
Slide 10: Upper Iles Coal Section
Upper Iles Coal Section
Slide 11: Type Log
Type Log Lower Iles Formation – Coals Approx. 17’ Net in 90’ gross interval Basal Iles Coal Seams
Slide 12: One of Eight Known Gas Seeps In Prospect Area
One of Eight Known Gas Seeps In Prospect Area
Slide 13: Gas Flare @ Robidoux 23-13 CBM
Gas Flare @ Robidoux 23-13 CBM
Slide 14: Drilling Rig on Robidoux 13-7
Drilling Rig on Robidoux 13-7
Slide 15: Gas Flare Robidoux 13-9 Sep. 2005
Gas Flare Robidoux 13-9 Sep. 2005
Slide 16: Gas Gathering Pipeline
Construction of the gas gathering sales line was completed and gas sales commenced June 3, 2005. NFEI is a major interest holder in the gas gathering line. Gas Gathering Pipeline
Slide 17: Gas Gathering Line Miles
Gas Gathering Line 18 Miles Slater Dome to Questar tap at Baggs, WY Questar Tap Slater Dome Field Gas Gathering Line
Slide 18: Current Status
Producing gas from nine of eleven coal bed methane wells. Bringing electric power to the producing wells to decrease operating expenses. Purchasing additional acreage in the Slater Dome Prospect and outside the AMI along the gathering line. Current Status
Slide 19: Average Daily Gas Rate (Mcfd)
Average Daily Gas Rate (Mefd 00 700 600 00 400 300 200 AVERAGE DAILY GAS (MCFD) Total Wellhead Gas Production, Gas Sales and Fuel Gas February. Total Production 699 Mor Z ne 480 Motel Fuel Gas lun-05 JuL05 Aug-05 Sep-05 Od-05 Now0S Dec-0§ Jan-08 Feb-06 Mar06 Apr06 May-06 Jun-08 wuncos [ sur0s | auo-
Slide 20: Slater Dome Field Total Wellhead Gas Production
Slater Dome Field Total Wellhead Gas Production Mcfd 1000 1-Jun 1-Jul 1-Aug 1-Sep 1-Oct 1-Nov 1-Dec 1-Jan 1-Feb 1-Mar 1-Apr 1-May Total Wellhead 864 Mcfd Produced Gas
Slide 21: Project Potential
Project Potential Drill the Iles coal seam on 80 acre spacing from Slater Dome to the Sierra Madre field. Approximately 150 potential locations in the Lower Iles Coals. 20-40 wells per year @ $300,000/well. .3 to 1.2 BCF gas per well. Potentially 75 to 150 BCF gas from Lower Iles coals. Drill and te
Slide 22: Atlantic Rim Average Daily Gas
Atlantic Rim Average Daily Gas From the Williams Fork Coals (Cow Creek Field) Atlantic Rim Average Daily Gas Production All Wells 1000 24 wells 310 Mcfd Median (Black) Williams Fork Coals Only CBM Wells in 15-16N, 91-92W Double Eagle and Anadarko Wells These Wells Not Yet Fracture Stimulated Av rage
Slide 23: Potential Drill Sites
Potential Drill Sites 17 Iles coal, 6 Williams Fork Coal, 2 Fort Union coal, 3 Niobrara, 2 Deep Creek
Slide 24: Local Competition
Anadarko. 400,000 acres and 9 units in the area, 70 producing or SI coal wells. Double Eagle Petroleum. 90,000 net acres 21 producing Williams Fork coal bed methane wells at the Cow Creek Field (25 Mile NW of Slater Dome). Clayton Williams. 70,000 acres, spuding deep test in 05’ with shallow coal te
Slide 25: Local Competition
Yates Petroleum - 80,000 acres along the Cherokee Ridge and Fort Union Coal Fairway Merit Energy Fort Union Coal production at South Baggs/West Side Canal Local Competition
Slide 26: Environmental Compliances
Produced water quality sampling , monitoring and reporting. Underground injection control permits (UIC). Wyoming Oil & Gas Conservation Commission (WYOGCC) approved evaporation pit. Surface discharge application approved. Environmental Compliances
Slide 27: Water Tanks and Water Transfer Pumps
Water Tanks and Water Transfer Pumps
Slide 28: Water Disposal Well and Injection Facility
Water Disposal Well and Injection Facility 12,000 BWPD Capability
Slide 29: Environmental Compliance Water Disposal
Environmental Compliance Water Disposal Surface Evaporation Pit At State 34-13-89 #1
Slide 30: Technology: Seismic program
Seismic program. Help identify individual structures both shallow and deep. Help identify location of igneous intrusives for increased heat source. Help identify fault system for increase4d fracturing, cleating and increased rank. Technology
Slide 31: Technology: Horizontal drilling
Horizontal drilling. Help isolate individual coal seams with increased gas content. Eliminate the need for fracturing coal seams. Helps eliminate produced water from vertical fracturing. Reduce the amount of well pads needed to develop field. Technology
Slide 32: Additional Company Goals
Build cash-flow. Add proven reserves. Add to existing production with an aggressive drilling program. Explore and develop company generated oil and gas exploration projects. Move to NASDAQ Small Cap Market or AMEX Additional Company Goals
Slide 33: Market for Common Equity and Related Stockholder Matters
Market for Common Equity and Related Stockholder Matters Stock traded on the OTC bulletin board commencing June 2004. 52 week high September 25, 2005 $3.25. 52 week low February 10, 2005 $0.75 1,850 shareholders of record not including shares held in street name. 4,273,600 shares in the Public float
Slide 34: Proforma Capitalization
Proforma Capitalization Shares $ Issued and outstanding February 28, 2006 4,078,319 - $ Proforma issuances: 2.5% Convertible Debentures 2,197,750 - 2.5 % Convertible Debenture Warrants @ $2.00 per share 1,150,000 2,300,000 Placement Agent Warrants Debentures @ $1.20 per share 115,000 138,000 Placeme
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Slide 37: New Frontier Energy Contacts
Business Paul Laird, CEO/President (303) 730-9994 x 225 Financial Les Bates, CFO (303) 730-9994 x 226 Technical Jubal S. Terry, Exploration Manager (303) 730-9994 x 228 Grant Gaeth, Director/Geologist (303) 730-9994 x 227 Investor Information Website: 303-730-9994 x 224 New Frontier Energy Contacts
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