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2014 OCS Advisory Board Workshop Jackson M. Sandeen Research Analyst Deepwater Gulf of Mexico The Woodlands, TX 23 January 2014 Trusted commercial intelligence www.woodmac.com Wood Mackenzie We are a global leader in commercial


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2014 OCS Advisory Board Workshop

Jackson M. Sandeen

Research Analyst – Deepwater Gulf of Mexico

The Woodlands, TX 23 January 2014

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Agenda

  • 1. Deepwater GoM rig market then and now
  • 2. Gulf production leaders and key areas of growth
  • 3. Production profile and capex forecast by play-type
  • 4. Key emerging plays
  • 5. Global rig supply and demand
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Several operators experienced a rig crunch in mid-2012

 Inadequate rig positions and inequitable distribution  Lack of available rig slots and elevated day rates  Increased global competition particularly within the Golden Triangle  Permitting delays impacted smaller independents’ contracting strategy

By 2014, the deepwater GoM rig market has loosened up

 Operators turned to the newbuild market  Rig contract extensions improved rig positions  Rig sharing between operators continues  Rig fleet has been high-graded in terms of specifications

Deepwater GoM rig market then and now

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Agenda

  • 1. Deepwater GoM rig market then and now
  • 2. Gulf production leaders and key areas of growth
  • 3. Production profile and capex forecast by play-type
  • 4. Key emerging plays
  • 5. Global rig supply and demand
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Future growth lies predominantly in the frontier protraction areas of Keathley Canyon and Walker Ridge

Protraction Area Production (‘000 boed) 2014 2020 CAGR % 96 84 40 80 120 160

Alaminos Canyon

28 5 40 80 120 East Breaks

Keathley Canyon

57 341 120 240 360 480

Walker Ridge

51 23 40 80

Atwater Valley

526 538 200 400 600 800

Green Canyon

158 46 40 80 120 160

Garden Banks

498 573 200 400 600 800

Mississippi Canyon

  • 2%
  • 25%
  • 19%

58% 0.4% 35% 2%

  • 12%

14 218 80 160 240 28 42 40 80

Desoto Canyon

7%

Source: Wood Mackenzie Upstream Data Tool (UDT)

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Agenda

  • 1. Deepwater GoM rig market then and now
  • 2. Gulf production leaders and key areas of growth
  • 3. Capex forecast and production profile by play-type
  • 4. Key emerging plays
  • 5. Global rig supply and demand
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Lower Tertiary displaces Subsalt Miocene as key investment area as region approaches new capex peak in 2016

Development capex by play (2008-2020)

5 10 15 20

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Development capex (US$ billions)

Pleisto/Plio Miocene Subsalt Miocene Lower Tertiary Subsalt Plio/Mio Jurassic

Source: Wood Mackenzie Upstream Data Tool (UDT)

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Drilling moratorium results in production deferment which is finally trending upwards

Commercial production by play (2008-2020)

0.5 1 1.5 2

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Production (mmboed)

Pleisto/Pilo Miocene Subsalt Miocene Lower Tertiary Subsalt Plio/Mio Jurassic

Source: Wood Mackenzie Upstream Data Tool (UDT)

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Agenda

  • 1. Deepwater GoM rig market then and now
  • 2. Gulf production leaders and key areas of growth
  • 3. Capex forecast and production profile by play-type
  • 4. Key emerging plays
  • 5. Global rig supply and demand
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Lower Tertiary

 High yet-to-find volumes driven by commercial success to date  Marginal economics given current low recovery factors  HP/HT technology and EOR will be key driver to unlocking value

Jurassic

 Limited commercial success with fewer than 10 wells drilled  Appomattox field potentially a one-off discovery in terms of recoverable reserves  Uncertainties regarding near-term success, aerial extent and Eastern Gulf leasing  Economics favorable given higher permeability/porosity and shallower reservoir depths

relative to the Lower Tertiary

Two key emerging plays: Lower Tertiary and Jurassic

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Agenda

  • 1. Deepwater GoM rig market then and now
  • 2. Gulf production leaders and key areas of growth
  • 3. Capex forecast and production profile by play-type
  • 4. Key emerging plays
  • 5. Global rig supply and demand
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Global rig supply and demand

 2016 could potentially result in a pinch point for rig demand  Can rigs be built?

» 90 currently being built but a further 95 required to meet demand

 Can service sector and construction meet demand

» 170 new floating facilities and 220 sub sea tie-backs » Not to mention the hiring and training of staff

 New era of deepwater cost inflation on the horizon………

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Jackson M. Sandeen

 Jackson is currently a Research Analyst working on the Deepwater Gulf of Mexico Upstream Research

  • team. In this role he performs asset valuations, assists with consulting projects and publishes topical

reports on key regional trends. He has spent his time focusing on rig market constraints, play-level economics and the commercial impact of emerging plays.  Jackson earned dual degrees in Economics and Broadcast Journalism from Boston University.

Research Analyst – Deepwater Gulf of Mexico

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