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09.22.2015 JOHN L. HENDRIX APACHE CORPORATION, ALASKA APACHE ALASKA EXPLORING COOK INLET 2010 purchase of existing leases I. 2011 acquisition of significant acreage II. Seismic III. nodal technology I. environmentally friendly II.


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09.22.2015

JOHN L. HENDRIX — APACHE CORPORATION, ALASKA

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2010 purchase of existing leases

II.

2011 acquisition of significant acreage

III.

Seismic

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nodal technology

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environmentally friendly

III.

2011 – 2014: 1,100 miles of data

I.

Partners – CIRI, TNC, NNA, NVT, Salamatof

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Data sharing – State of Alaska, University of Alaska, partners IV.

Drilling & prospects

V.

Future of tax credits

APACHE ALASKA – EXPLORING COOK INLET

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APACHE ALASKA – COOK INLET STATE LEASES

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TYPICAL SEISMIC LAYOUT

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 Objectives:

 improve understanding of controls on reservoir properties  define limits of mature of source rock and hydrocarbon

migration pathways

 Structural restorations to quantify uplift and erosion  Petrophysical estimates of maximum burial depth

(sonic velocity)

 Burial history modeling calibrated to vitrinite

reflectance and temperature

 reservoir diagenesis and source rock maturity

BASIN ANALYSIS

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BASIN ANALYSIS (CONTINUED)

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 Predictive regional reservoir maps are complete for

the Hemlock and Tyonek formations, Beluga and Sterling evaluations are in progress

 Reservoir productivity (porosity, permeability,

capillary properties)

 outcrop, core, and petrophysical analyses correlated to

production

 Depositional framework, sand prediction

 well log correlation, chemostratigraphic correlation, and

palynology (chronostratigraphy)

 Basin analysis

 impact of burial and uplift, diagenesis

REGIONAL RESERVOIR STUDIES

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REGIONAL RESERVOIR STUDIES (CONTINUED)

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REGIONAL RESERVOIR STUDIES (CONTINUED)

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REGIONAL RESERVOIR STUDIES (CONTINUED)

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 Should tax credits continue to exist?  Does the process need any adjustments?  Specific recommendations:

 existing programs  new programs  repurchase rules

FUTURE OF TAX CREDITS

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