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PEL 90 Annual Report – Year 5 PEL90-CORP-TM-REP-001 Revision 0 26/06/2013 Page 1 of 22

“ZERO INCIDENTS”

Annual Report

Licence Year 5 (Term 2)

2nd

May 2012 – 1st May 2013

Petroleum Exploration Licence (PEL) 90

Document Number

PEL90-CORP-TM-REP-001

Revision 0



CONTENTS

REVISION HISTORY ........................................................................................................................ 3

1 INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................... 4

2 PERMIT SUMMARY .................................................................................................................. 4

Suspensions .................................................................................................................................. 5

3 REGULATED ACTIVITIES ......................................................................................................... 5

Drilling and Related Activities ........................................................................................................ 5

Seismic Data Acquisition ............................................................................................................... 5

Seismic Data Processing and Reprocessing ................................................................................. 6

Geochemical, Gravity, Magnetic and other surveys ....................................................................... 6

Production and Processing ............................................................................................................ 6

Pipeline/ Flowline Construction and Operation .............................................................................. 6

Preliminary Survey Activities ......................................................................................................... 6

4 COMPLIANCE ISSUES ............................................................................................................. 6

Licence Non-Compliance .............................................................................................................. 6

Regulatory Non-Compliance.......................................................................................................... 7

Compliance with Statement of Environmental Objectives .............................................................. 7

Management System Audits ........................................................................................................ 13

Report and Data Submissions ..................................................................................................... 18

Incidents ...................................................................................................................................... 19

Threat Prevention ........................................................................................................................ 20

Future Work Program .................................................................................................................. 20

5 EXPENDITURE STATEMENT ................................................................................................. 21

APPENDIX I Expenditure statement .......................................................................................... 22



REVISION HISTORY

Revision Revision Date Document Status Revision Comments Author Approved by

A 21/06/2013 Issued for Review Document creation Angela MacKinnon James Crowley

0 26/06/2013 Issued for Use Angela MacKinnon James Crowley



1 INTRODUCTION

Petroleum Exploration Licence (PEL) 90 was granted on 30 October 2007 for a second five year term. The licence area is located in the Cooper and Eromanga Basins, South Australia. This report details the work conducted during Term 2, Licence Year 5 of the licence (2 May 2012 - 1 May 2013), in accordance with Regulation 33 of the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Act 2000.

2 PERMIT SUMMARY

For the duration of the licence year, licensees for Petroleum Exploration Licence (PEL) 90 were:

Stuart Petroleum Pty Ltd 100%

The current work commitments (including all variations) associated with PEL 90 can be seen in Table 1.

Table 1 Current work commitments by licence year

*On 24 October 2012, DMITRE gave approval to credit 300km2 acquired during the Cordillo 3D Seismic Survey in PEL 90 as a substitute for the Year 4 well.

Licence Year 5 concluded on 1 May 2013. The following table displays the minimum work program (after all variations) and the actual work completed up until the end of the current licence period.

Year of Term of Licence

Work Program

Year Begins

Work

Program Year

Ends

Minimum Work Program

1

(30 Oct ‟07 – 29 Oct ‟08)

30 Oct „07

29 Oct „08 Geological and Geophysical Studies

2

(30 Oct ‟08 – 29 Oct ‟09) 30 Oct „08 29 Oct „09 Geological and Geophysical Studies

3

(30 Oct ‟09 – 1 May ‟11) 30 Oct „09 1 Nov „11 Geological and Geophysical Studies

4

(2 May ‟11 – 1 May ‟12) 2 May „11 1 Nov „12 300 km

2 3D Seismic Acquisition*

5

(2 May ‟12 – 1 May ‟13) 2 May„12 1 Nov „13 One well

6 (extended period)

(2 May 13 – 1 Nov ‟13)



Table 2 Final work program and work completed (as of end of current reporting period) by licence year

Suspensions

No licence suspensions occurred during the licence reporting period.

Variations

No licence variations occurred during the licence reporting period.

3 REGULATED ACTIVITIES

Pursuant to Regulation 33(2)(a) of the Regulations, an annual report must include:

“a summary of the regulated activities conducted under the licence during the [current reporting] year.”

This information is detailed below in designated sections.

Drilling and Related Activities

Paning-2

Exploration Well

Weatherford Rig #826

Spud – 15 December 2012

TD - 2921m

Plug back and sidetrack well at 2265m, Paning-2 ST1

Paning-2 ST1

Exploration Well

Weatherford Rig #826

3144m

Spud Sidetrack – 25 January 2013

Rig Release – 12 February 2013

Licence Year Minimum Work Program Actual Work

1 Geological and

Geophysical Studies

Ground Geochemical Survey

Geological and Geophysical Studies

2 Geological and

Geophysical Studies Geological and Geophysical Studies

3 Geological and

Geophysical Studies

Geological and Geophysical Studies;

Survey planning for the Cordillo 3D Seismic Survey

4 300 km

2 3D Seismic

Acquisition

Geological and Geophysical Studies;

330 km2 3D Seismic Acquisition

5 One well One well (Paning-2/ Paning-2 ST1)

6 (extended period) - -



Frac‟d on 25 April 2013. Flowed gas to surface.

Suspended, waiting to be completed.

Seismic Data Acquisition

Cordillo 3D Seismic Survey was acquired by Terrex, covering 330km2 area of PEL 90, for a total area of 790km2. The survey commenced in May 2012 and was completed in October 2012.

Seismic Data Processing and Reprocessing

800km2 of the Cordillo 3D Seismic Survey was processed by CGG.

Geochemical, Gravity, Magnetic and other surveys

No regulated activities undertaken in the licence reporting period.

Production and Processing


Pipeline/ Flowline Construction and Operation


Preliminary Survey Activities


4 COMPLIANCE ISSUES

Pursuant to Regulations 33(2) (b) & (c), an annual report must include:

“a report for the year on compliance with the Act, these regulations, the licence and any relevant statement of environmental objectives,” and

“a statement concerning any action to rectify non-compliance with obligations imposed by the Act, these regulations or the licence, and to minimise the likelihood of recurrence of any such non-compliances.”

Detailed information on the individual instances of non-compliance are provided below in designated sections.

Licence Non-Compliance

No licence non-compliances identified for PEL 90.



Regulatory Non-Compliance

A regulatory non-compliance was identified for PEL 90. Details are contained in Table 3.

Table 3 List of regulatory non-compliances for current reporting year

No. Date Activity Details of Non-Compliance Rectification of Non-

Compliance

1 05/04/13 Submission of wireline logs.

Wireline logs for Paning-2 ST1 were not submitted by the due date.

Data collected for submission.

Review of reporting responsibilities. Well log tracking checklist created.

2 06/04/13 Submission of MWD logs.

MWD logs for Paning-2 ST1 were not submitted by the due date.

Data collected for submission.

Review of reporting responsibilities. Well log tracking checklist created.

Compliance with Statement of Environmental Objectives

Drilling activities conducted in PEL 90 have been assessed against the following Statement of Environmental Objectives:

Statement of Environmental Objectives: Cooper Basin Drilling and Well Operations (Santos Ltd. 2009).

Table 4 SEO for Drilling and Well Operations, Cooper Basin, SA (Santos Ltd. 2009)

Objective / Goals Assessment Criteria

Compliant/

Non-Compliant

Comments

1.0 To minimise risks to the safety of the public and other third parties.

Reasonable measures

implemented to ensure no

injuries or health risks to the

public or third parties.

Compliant / Achieved

No injuries or health risks to the public or third parties.

2.0 To minimise disturbance and avoid contamination to soil.

Well Site and Access Track

Construction

0, +1 or +2 GAS criteria are

attained for

“Minimise impacts on soil”

objective as listed in Appendix 1

Table A1 and “To minimise the

visual impact” as listed in

Appendix 1 Table A2.

No unauthorised off-road driving

or creation of shortcuts.

No construction activities are

carried out on salt lakes or steep

tableland slopes (as defined in

EIR).


No disturbances or

contamination to soil.

All relevant GAS scores were recorded at „0‟, „+1‟ or „+2‟.




Compliant/

Non-Compliant

Comments

Borrow pit construction and

restoration


attained for “Minimise visual

impacts‟, and “Minimise impact

on soil” objectives as listed in

Appendix 1 Table A3.

Production Testing/Well

Blowdowns

No soil contamination as a result

of production testing or well

blowdown operations.

Fuel and Chemical Storage and

Handling

No spills/leaks outside of areas

designed to contain them.

Level of hydrocarbon continually

decreasing for in situ remediation

of spills.

Soils remediated to a level as

determined by the SHI process.

Also refer to Objective 12.

Waste Disposal (domestic,

sewage and sludges)

All domestic wastes are disposed

of in accordance with EPA

licensing requirements.

0, +1 or +2 GAS criteria

are attained for “Site to be left in

a clean and tidy condition”

objective listed in Appendix 1

Table A2.

No spills or leaks from sewage

treatment processing. Refer to

Assessment Criteria for Objective

11.

3.0 To avoid the

introduction or spread

of pest plants and

animals and

implement control

measures as

necessary.

No weeds or feral animals are

introduced to, or spread in,

operational areas as a

consequence of activities


No weeds or feral animals were introduced to, or spread in operational areas as a consequence of activities.




Compliant/

Non-Compliant

Comments

4.0 To minimise disturbance to drainage patterns and avoid contamination of surface waters and shallow ground water resources.

Well Lease and Access Track

Construction

Well sites and access tracks are

located and constructed to

maintain pre-existing water flows

(i.e. channel contours are

maintained on floodplains and at

creek crossings).

Drilling Mud Sumps and Flare

Pits

No overflow of drill cuttings,

muds and other drilling fluids

from mud sumps.

No waste material disposal to

sumps and flare pits.

No waste material disposal to

sumps and flare pits.

No leaks/spills outside of areas

designed to contain them.

Well Blowdown/Production

Testing

No water (surface or

groundwater) contamination as a

result of production testing or

well blowdown operations.

Fuel/Chemical Storage and

Handling


groundwater) contamination as a

result of fuel or chemical storage

and handling.

Waste Management

Refer to Assessment Criteria for Objective 11.


Disturbances to

drainage patterns were

minimised.

Contamination of

surface and shallow

ground water

resources was

avoided.

No overflow of drill

cuttings, muds and

other drilling fluids from

mud sumps.

No waste material

disposal to sumps and

flare pits.

No leaks/spills outside

of areas designed to

contain them.


groundwater)

contamination as a

result of production

testing or well

blowdown operations.


groundwater)

contamination as a

result of fuel or

chemical storage and

handling.




Compliant/

Non-Compliant

Comments

5.0 Avoid disturbance

to sites of cultural and

heritage

significance.

Proposed well sites and access

tracks have been surveyed and

any sites of Aboriginal and non-

Aboriginal heritage identified.

Any identified cultural and

heritage sites have been

avoided.


Disturbances to sites of

cultural and heritage

significance were

avoided.

6.0 To minimise loss

of aquifer pressure

and avoid aquifer

contamination.

Note: This objective is

subject to an ongoing

review and is

currently unchanged

from the 2003 SEO.

Refer to the

addendum to the EIR

(Santos 2009a) for

details.

Drilling & Completion Activities

There is no uncontrolled flow to

surface (blow out).

Sufficient barriers exist in casing

annulus to prevent crossflow

between separate aquifers or

hydrocarbon reservoirs.

Relevant government approval

obtained for abandonment of any

radioactive tool left downhole.

Producing, Injection, Inactive and

Abandoned Wells

No cross-flow behind casing

between aquifers, and between

aquifers and hydrocarbon

reservoirs unless approved by

DWLBC.

Compliant/ Achieved

Aquifer contamination

and aquifer pressure

loss was minimised.




Compliant/

Non-Compliant

Comments

7.0 To minimise

disturbance to native

vegetation and native

fauna.

Well Lease and Access Track

Construction and Restoration

Any sites with rare, vulnerable

and endangered flora and fauna

have been identified and

avoided.


attained for “Minimise impact on

vegetation” objective as listed in

Appendix 1 Table A1 and “The

revegetation of indigenous

species” objective as listed in

Appendix 1 Table A2, during well

lease and access track site

selection and construction and

restoration.

Borrow Pit Construction and

Restoration


attained for “Minimise impacts on

vegetation” objectives as listed in

Appendix 1 Table A3 during

borrow

pit site selection, construction,

and restoration.

Waste Management

Refer to assessment criteria for

Objective 11.

Fuel and Chemical Storage and

Handling

Refer to assessment criteria for

objectives 2 and 4.

Compliant /

Achieved

No disturbances to

native vegetation and

fauna.

All relevant GAS

scores were recorded

at „0‟, „+1‟ or „+2‟.

8.0 To minimise air

pollution and

greenhouse gas

emissions.

Compliance with EPA

requirements

Compliant /

Achieved

Air pollution and

greenhouse gas

emissions were

minimised.

9.0 To maintain and

enhance partnerships

with the Cooper Basin

community.

No unresolved reasonable

complaints from the community.

Compliant /

Achieved

No unresolved

reasonable complaints

from the community.




Compliant/

Non-Compliant

Comments

10.0 To avoid or

minimise disturbance

to stakeholders and

associated

infrastructure.

No reasonable stakeholder

complaints left unresolved.

Compliant /

Achieved

Disturbances to

stakeholders and/or

associated

infrastructure were

avoided.

11.0 To optimise (in

order of most to least

preferable) waste

avoidance, reduction,

reuse, recycling,

treatment and

disposal.

All wastes to be disposed of at

an

EPA licensed facility in

accordance with EPA Licence

conditions, with the exception of

drilling fluids, drill cuttings, other

fluids disposed during well clean-

up and wastewater (see below).

Wastewater (sewage and grey

water) disposed of in accordance

with the Public and

Environmental

Health (Waste Control)

Regulations 1995 or to the

Department of Health‟s

satisfaction.

Attainment of GAS criteria for

“Site to be left in clean, tidy and

safe condition” objective during

well site restoration (refer

Appendix 1 Table A2).

Attainment of GAS criteria for

“Site left in clean and tidy

condition” objective during

borrow pit restoration (refer

Appendix 1 Table A3).

Compliant /

Achieved

Waste was avoided,

reduced, reused,

recycled and disposed

of in the optimal way.

All relevant GAS


at „0‟, „+1‟ or „+2‟.




Compliant/

Non-Compliant

Comments

12.0 To remediate

and rehabilitate

operational areas to

agreed standards.

No unresolved reasonable

stakeholder complaints.

Contaminated Site Remediation

Contaminated sites are

remediated to a level as

determined by the approved SHI

process.

Prior to the finalisation and

approval of the SHI process,

contaminated sites are

remediated in accordance with

criteria developed with the

principles of the National

Environment Protection Measure

for contaminated sites, and in

consultation with the EPA.

Well Site and Access Track

Restoration

The attainment of 0, +1 or +2

GAS criteria for the objectives

(refer Appendix 1 Table A2):

- “To minimise the visual impact

and the revegetation of

indigenous species”

Borrow Pit Restoration

The attainment of 0, +1 or +2

GAS criteria for (refer Appendix 1

Table A3):

- “Revegetation of indigenous

species”, “minimise impact on

soil”, “minimise visual impacts”

and “Site to be left in a clean and

tidy condition”

Note: Well abandonment issues

are addressed under Objective 6.

Compliant /

Achieved

No unresolved

reasonable stakeholder

complaints.

All relevant GAS


at „0‟, „+1‟ or „+2‟.

Seismic activities conducted in PEL 90 have been assessed against the following Statement of Environmental Objectives:

Statement of Environmental Objectives: Cooper Basin Geophysical Operations (Santos Ltd. 2006).



Table 5 SEO for Geophysical Operations, Cooper Basin, SA (Santos Ltd. 2006)

Objective / Goals Assessment Criteria Compliant/

Non-Compliant Comments

Objective 1: To

minimise the visual

impact of operations.

Campsite and survey

line preparation

Proposed survey lines

and campsites have

been appropriately

located and prepared to

minimise the visual

impact.

The attainment of 0, +1

or +2 GAS criteria for

„visual impact‟ objective

listed in Appendix 3.

Compliant/ Achieved

All relevant GAS scores

were recorded at „0‟, „+1‟ or

„+2‟.

Objective 2: To


to and contamination

of soil resources.

Campsite and survey

line preparation

Attainment of 0, +1 or

+2 GAS criteria for

„Minimise impacts to

land surface‟ objective,

as listed in Appendix 3.

Proposed survey lines

and campsites have

been appropriately

located and prepared to

minimise the

disturbance to soil

resources.

Fuel Storage and

Handling

No refuelling occurs

outside designated

refuelling/servicing

areas.

Spills or leaks are

immediately reported

and clean up actions

initiated.

Records of spill events

and corrective actions

are maintained in

accordance with

company procedures.

Appropriate spill

response equipment is

available on site.

Compliant/ Achieved



„+2‟.





Objective 3: To


to native vegetation

and fauna.

Campsite and survey

line preparation

The attainment of either


for „Impact on native

vegetation‟ objective

listed in Appendix 3.

No mature trees are

removed. Vehicle

access to survey lines is

to be via existing access

tracks or pre-existing

survey lines, except

where they have

rehabilitated. Other

temporary access tracks

may be utilised where

such use is likely to

result in less

environmental impact

than other options.

Fuel and Chemical

Storage and

Management

Refer to assessment

criteria for objective.

Fire Danger Season

restrictions and

education

All personnel are fully

informed on the fire

danger season and

associated restrictions.

Compliant/ Achieved



„+2‟.





Objective 4: To avoid

disturbance to sites of

cultural and heritage

significance.

The following is one

possible procedure to

achieve the objective.

Appropriately trained

and experienced

cultural/ heritage

advisors have scouted

proposed survey line

locations and access

tracks.

The operator has a

mechanism in place to

appropriately report and

respond to any sites

discovered during

survey operations. Any

sites identified have

been flagged and

subsequently avoided.

Note: Where a

negotiated agreement or

determination for

heritage is in place,

compliance with the

negotiated agreement or

determination takes

precedence over the

above criteria.

Compliant/ Achieved

Yandruwandha

Yawarrawarrka advisors

scouted proposed survey

line locations and access

tracks. A full Cordillo Survey

Heritage report was

conducted by the

Yandruwandha

Yawarrawarrka upon

completion of the seismic

program.

Objective 5: To


to livestock, pastoral

infrastructure and

landholders.



„Impact on infrastructure‟

objective listed in

Appendix 3.

No reasonable concerns

raised by stakeholders

are left unresolved.

The extent to which the

relevant sections of the

Petroleum Act and

Regulations have been

followed and

implemented and in

particular in relation to

landowner liaison and

notification.

Compliant/ Achieved



„+2‟.





Objective 6: To avoid

the introduction or

spread of exotic

species and

implement control

measures as

necessary.

Weeds or feral animals

are not introduced into,

or spread, in operational

areas

Compliant/ Achieved

No weeds or feral animals

were introduced or spread

in operational areas.

Objective 7: To


to drainage patterns

and avoid

contamination of

surface waters and

shallow groundwater

resources.

Campsite and survey

line preparation

Campsites and survey

lines/traverses are

located and constructed

to avoid diversion of

water flows.



„disturbance to land

surface‟ objective listed

in Appendix 3.

No uncontrolled flows to

surface from aquifers

intersected in upholes/

shallow boreholes.

There is no

unnecessary

interference with natural

drainage features.

Fuel Storage and

Handling

No spills occur outside

of areas designed to

contain them.

Refuelling occurs at

least 1km from

watercourses or

sensitive ecological

environments

(wetlands).

Appropriate spill

response equipment is

available on site.

Spills or leaks are

immediately reported

and clean up actions

initiated promptly.

Compliant/ Achieved



„+2‟.





Objective 8: To

optimise waste

reduction and

recovery.

Wastes are segregated,

burnt or transported to

an Environment

Protection Authority

(EPA) approved waste

disposal facility for

recycling or burial in

accordance with

approved procedures.


are attained for

„Negligible survey

markers and rubbish in

situ‟ objective listed in

Appendix 3.

Compliant/ Achieved



„+2‟.

Management System Audits

Pursuant to Regulation 33(2) (d) under the Act, an annual report must include:

“a summary of any management system audits undertaken during the relevant licence year including information on any failure or deficiency identified by the audit and any corrective actions that has, or will be taken”.

No management system audits undertaken.

Report and Data Submissions

Pursuant to Regulation 33(2) (e) under the Act, an annual report must include:

“a list of all report and data relevant to the operation of the Act generated by the licensee during the licence year”.

Table 6 List of report and data submissions during current licence reporting year

Description of Report/Data Date Due Date

Submitted Compliant /

Non-Compliant

2012 Cordillo 3D Seismic Survey - Part 1 Activity Application

- 25/01/2012 Compliant

2012 Cordillo 3D Seismic Survey - Part 1 Activity Notification - REV 2


PEL 90 Annual Report – Year 4, Term 2 1/07/2012 29/06/2012 Compliant

PEL 90 Annual Report - Year 4, Term 2 Resubmission 16/11/2012 2/11/2012 Compliant

Paning-2 Drilling Activity Notification - 14/11/2012 Compliant

Additional Docs for Paning-2 Drilling AN (EA, Scout Report & WAC Coordinates)




Description of Report/Data Date Due Date

Submitted Compliant /

Non-Compliant

WAC Map for Paning-2 (with Borrow Pit & Camp location marked)


Cordillo 3D Survey Environmental Audit Report - 23/11/2012 Compliant

Revised Paning-2 Drilling Program & Well Proposal - 26/11/2012 Compliant

WAC Report for Paning-2 (final Report) - 27/11/2012 Compliant

Paning-2 Revised Drilling Documentation (MOC, Drilling Proposal, Well Proposal & EA)


Cordillo 3D Survey Weed Management Plan & Status Update


Paning-2 MOC (Plug back and sidetrack) - 17/01/2013 Compliant

Dundinna Seismic Program - Activity Notification - 15/03/2013 Compliant

Dundinna Seismic Program - Risk Assessment Report - 22/03/2013 Compliant

Paning-2 Frac Lease Prep & Prelim Activities AN - 5/04/2013 Compliant

Additional info re Paning-2 lease prep AN (water transport & wastewater disposal)


Paning-2 Frac & EPT AN - 16/04/2013 Compliant

Weekly Progress Report for Dundinna 3D Seismic Program

3/04/2013 2/05/2013 Compliant

Paning-2 ST1 Wireline Logs 05/04/2013 - Non-Compliant

Paning-2 ST1 MWD Logs 06/04/2013 - Non-Compliant

Dundinna Weekly Report 10/05/2013 10/05/2013 Compliant

Dundinna Weekly Report 17/05/2013 17/05/2013 Compliant

Daily Drilling Reports for Paning-2/ Paning-2 ST1

12 hrs after end of daily

reporting period

Daily Compliant

Incidents

Pursuant to Regulation 33(2) (f), an annual report must include:

“in relation to any incidents reported to the Minister under the Act and these Regulations during the relevant licence year –

(i) an overall assessment and analysis of the incidents, including the identification and analysis of any trends that have emerged; and

(ii) an overall assessment of the effectiveness of any action taken to rectify non-compliance with obligations imposed by the Act, these regulations or the licence, or to minimise the risk of recurrence of any such non-compliance”.



Table 7 List of incidents during current licence reporting year

Threat Prevention

Pursuant to Regulation 33(2) (g) under the Act, an annual report must include:

“a report on any reasonably foreseeable threats (other than threats previously reported on) that reasonably presents, or may present, a hazard to facilities or activities under the licence, and a report on any corrective action that has, or will be taken”.

Operations within PEL 90 are vulnerable to heavy rain events and major flooding of the Cooper Creek system. A major flood in the Cooper Creek is the only foreseeable threat to operations around the field. The progress of any flood events in the Queensland headwaters of the Cooper Creek is closely monitored by satellite surveillance to predict the time of their arrival in the area.

Future Work Program

Pursuant to Regulation 33(2) (h) under the Act, an annual report must include:

“unless the relevant licence year is the last year in which the licence is to remain in force – a statement outlining operations proposed for the ensuing year”.

Date of Incident

Activity Incident

Description Type of

Loss

Action to Rectify and Effectiveness of

Action

Date Reported/

Reported to Whom

3 August

2012

Calf injury

(Cordillo

Downs)

An injured party

pulled their calf

muscle whilst

carrying cables.

DMITRE

Reportable

Poor recognition of hazard – soft ground on sand dune. Awareness training was given at toolbox talk.

3 August 2012/

HSE

5 August

2012

Ankle injury

(Cordillo

Downs)

An injured party

rolled their ankle

whilst working on a

line.

DMITRE

Reportable

Poor recognition of hazard – soft ground on sand dune. Awareness training was given at toolbox talk.

5 August 2012/

HSE



Table 8 Future work program by licence year for term

5 EXPENDITURE STATEMENT

Pursuant to Regulation 33(3) under the Act, an annual report must contain:

“An annual report must be accompanied by a statement of expenditure on regulated activities conducted under the licence for the relevant licence year, showing expenditure under each of the following headings:

a) drilling activities;

b) seismic activities;

c) technical evaluation and analysis;

d) other surveys;

e) facility construction and modification;

f) operating and administration expenses (not already covered under another heading)”.

Please refer to Appendix 1 for the expenditure statement for the current reporting period.

Area of Activity Minimum Work

Program Actual Work

Commencement

Date

Drilling and related

activities - Drilling Sprigg-2 (contingent) Q4 2013

Seismic data and

acquisitions -

119.8km2 Dundinna 3D Seismic

Survey (Total = 1036.8km2)

4 June 2013

Seismic data processing

and reprocessing - - -

Production and

Processing -

-

Geochemical, Gravity,

Magnetics and other

surveys

- - -

Pipeline Construction and

Operation - - -

Geological and

Geophysical studies -

Geological & Geophysical studies;

Interpretation of Cordillo 3D

Seismic

Ongoing

Documents

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