Hunt Projects in Peru B88/B56 TGP Pipeline CAMISEA PROJECT PERU LNG Pluspetrol 27.2% * Hunt Oil 25.2% SK 17.6% Repsol 10.0% Sonatrach 10.0% Tecpetrol 10.0% LNG Plant & Pipeline Hunt Oil 50.0% * SK 20.0% Shell 20.0% Marubeni 10.0% Hunt Pipeline Co. Original participant in TGP. 2000-14 Sold 22.4% position To Enagas in 2014 Exploration Hunt Oil 35.0% * Repsol 35.0% Pluspetrol 30.0% * Operator BLOCK 76 Dahuene 1X Malvinas
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Hunt Projects in Peru
B88/B56 TGP Pipeline
CAMISEA PROJECT PERU LNG
Pluspetrol 27.2% *Hunt Oil 25.2%
SK 17.6%
Repsol 10.0%
Sonatrach 10.0%
Tecpetrol 10.0%
LNG Plant & Pipeline
Hunt Oil 50.0% *SK 20.0%
Shell 20.0%
Marubeni 10.0%
Hunt Pipeline Co.
Original participant
in TGP. 2000-14
Sold 22.4% position
To Enagas in 2014
Exploration
Hunt Oil 35.0% *Repsol 35.0%
Pluspetrol 30.0%
* Operator
BLOCK 76
Dahuene 1XMalvinas
LEYEND:
Relinquishment area (2nd Period)
Relinquishment area (3rd Period)
Retained area for 3rd Period.
Base Camp
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Block 76 Exploration
September 2016
May 2015
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Block 76 Exploration
PERU LNG
PERU LNG is a Peruvian
company that was
incorporated in 2003.
It consists of four world-
class leaders of the
energy industry:
50%20%
20%
10%
SK (South Korea)
Shell (Holland)
Marubeni (Japan)
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PERU LNG
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PERU LNG
Truck Loading Facility (TLF)
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PERU LNG
PCChiquintirca
Loop 34” PLNG (408 Km)Loop 24" (105 Km)
HUMAY
PLNG
CHILCA
LURIN
MALVINAS
32” (208 Km) 24” (310 Km) 18” (211 Km)
14” (450 Km) 10” (110 Km)
PISCOPS1 PS2 PS3 PS4
NG730 Km
NGL560 km
Source: Perupetro
Source: Perupetro and Osinergmin
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TGP and PLNG Pipelines
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
B57 74 71
B56 1 5 267 579 577 617 519 414
B88 33 80 108 194 259 278 372 456 490 506 599 632
Other 33 36 43 50 50 73 64 69 73 60 61 65 77 56 58 92
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600
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1400
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cfd
B57 B56 B88 Other
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
B57 6 5
B56 10 34 33 35 37 38 38 32
B88 18 32 35 34 31 37 47 45 46 63 58 52
Other 4 3 4 5 4 4 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 2 3
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bls
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Peru Natural Gas Production (Sales)2000 - 2015
Peru NGL Production2000 - 2015
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$/M
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M
Total Royalties from NG & NGLsB56, B57 & B88
B88 B56 B57 Henry Hub
Source: Perupetro* July 2016
Accumulated royalties as of July 2016 is over $8B
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Camisea Natural Gas Sales2004 - 2015
10 11 18 29 37 29 33 37 34 33 37 290 5 18 33 47 60 82 98 112 127 146 157
32 5865
125168 180
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305328 323
377 382
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SCFD
Industrial Distribution Power Generation Peru LNG
Source: Camisea Consortium.
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Natural Gas Outlook -- Peru
Forecast Camisea Natural Gas Sales2016 - 2021
41 42 43 44 45 45
170 185 202 222 227 233
413 433455
469 483 497
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SCFD
Industrial Distribution Power Generation Peru LNG
Source: Hunt estimates.
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U.S. Natural Gas Net Imports from Canada (Bcf/d)U.S. Natural Gas Pipeline Imports From Canada
U.S. Natural Gas Pipeline Exports to Canada
Net Imports from Canada
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LNG Export Capacity (Bcfd)
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U.S. Natural Gas Net Imports in 2016 at Lowest Level Since 1986 (Bcf/d)
U.S. Natural Gas Imports
U.S. Natural Gas Exports
U.S. Natural Gas Net Imports
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Worldwide Gas Price Evolution
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RBC Capital Markets24
Global LNG Landscape
United States China
Japan
Korea
Europe
India
Asia & Pacific
Canada
Russia
Australia
South &
Central
America
Africa
Qatar & Area
Average Sailing Days to China/Japan
Exporter (Supply)
Importer (Demand)
Size of each bubble represents relative scale of supply / demand in 2020E
10 Days
13-15 Days
7-8 Days
Asia Pacific:
~56% of Global
Demand by 2020E
Europe:
~14% of
Global
Demand by
2020E
Source: As per RBC Research; International Gas Union World LNG Report
Latin
America:
~13% of
Global
Demand by
2020E
Proposed Canadian LNG projects are competing with
key global exporters Australia, West Africa, Qatar,
Russia and the United States
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5 10 1Bcf/d:
Natural Gas Outlook
• Global LNG supply + demand outlook
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THE END
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