Presenter’s Name

Date

Unconventional Drilling in Canada – The Weatherford Way

Justin Vandenbrink Jomo GreenGlobal Product Line Manager Director – Sales and Marketing Wellsite Consultants Weatherford Canada Partnership

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Major Plays in Canada: Dominance of Unconventionals

1. Unconventional Shale Gas - Horn River Basin

2. Unconventional Shale Gas - Montney in West Central Alberta to NE British Columbia

3. Unconventional/Conventional /Deep Basin – Duvernay

4. Unconventional Oil - Cardium

5. Unconventional Bakken Oil Shale

6. Unconventional - Utica

7. Bitumen Mining/SAGD Region

8. Heavy Oil Region

9. Shallow Gas/CBM Region

10. East Coast/Offshore Oil

Calgary

British Columbia

Alberta

Sask

atch

ewan

Manitoba

Ontario

Quebec

Yukon

Northwest Territories Nunavut

IqaluitNewfoundland and Labrador

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NovaScotia6

New Brunswick

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600

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1,000

1,200

1,400

• 388 Tcf of technically recoverable shale gas

• 5.5x more than 2011 proven gas reserves of 69.5 Tcf

Canada is the 5th largest holder of shale gas reserves in the world

Tcf

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Weatherford’s Canadian Footprint

Country headquarters: Calgary

Service bases: 100

Manufacturing facilities: 6

Total employees:4,245 (~2,900 in Region

Operations)

British Columbia

Sask

atch

ewan

Manitoba

Ontario

Quebec

NovaScotia

New Brunswick

ESTEVAN

FORT ST. JOHN

GRAND PRAIRIE

CALGARY

EDMONTON

LLOYDMINSTER

BONNYVILLE

MEDICINE HAT

ELK POINT

Alberta

PEACE RIVER

WABASCA

SWAN HILLS

EDSON

ROCKY MOUNTAIN HOUSE

STETTLER HARDISTYEDAM

MACKLIN

KERROBERT

SWIFT CURRENT

MELITA

TABER

FORT NELSON Newfoundland and Labrador

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Evaluation: Understanding the Reservoir

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Wellsite Geoscience Technologies

Effectively brings “Labs to Wellsite” for critical measurements

Acquire and interpret data from cuttings and mud gas while drilling

Characterize target zone and reduce geological risk

Immediate input for completion design before TD

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Labs to Wellsite using Fluids and Cuttings

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XRF/XRD

OrganicOrganic

Richness, Fluid Type

Source Rock Analyser Elemental

chemostratigraphy for active input to

geosteering

and

Profile of organic richness and

maturity parameters

GC-TRACERTM

SRA

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Labs to Wellsite – samples are important

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XRF/XRD

InorganicStratigraphy,Mineralogy,

Rock Properties

Mineralogy

&

Customized Brittleness Estimation

XRD

XRF

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Drilling Services: Directional / Horizontal Wells

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Canadian Horizontal Wells Drilled by Weatherford

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World Record: Weatherford Drilling Services Canada

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Completions: Getting More From The Reservoir

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Canada: Zonal Isolation Sleeves Deployed by Weatherford

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Production: Optimally Getting to Surface

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HYBRID SYSTEMS

Artificial Lift Technologies for Shale

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Jet PumpsInitial unloading& frac flow-back

Rod PumpsProduction

Gas LiftProduction

Hydraulic Piston PumpsDeep low volume production

Mobile Rod SystemsPortable production

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Intervention: Re-Entry & Repair

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Unconventional Opportunity in Brazil

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• Brazil will need to time and expertise to build

• Expected activity increase – Q4 2014 onwards

• 240 Blocks for Unconventional

• Leverage Canadian expertise and technology to help develop Brazil’s unconventional market

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Thank You for Your Time

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