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<strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Petroleum</strong> <strong>Plc</strong><br />

AGM<br />

June 29 th 2012<br />

Slide 1


Activities During The Period Since Last AGM<br />

In parallel with the mid-2011 downward reserve adjustment an evaluation<br />

of production data to date and reprocessing and remapping of 3D<br />

seismic over all areas in The Netherlands.<br />

A summary so far is:<br />

- Installation of fluid lifting assistance at Wijk en Aalburg<br />

successful.<br />

- Installation of booster compression at Waalwijk successful.<br />

- Project for two new wells on existing pads at Geesbrug initiated.<br />

- Ottoland production test completed and in review.<br />

- Analysis of other fields in progress.<br />

- Some positive signs of reduction in pressure decline at Brakel<br />

and Grolloo.<br />

Slide 2


Activities During The Period Since Last AGM<br />

€3.2 million sale of <strong>Northern</strong>’s share of the Vinkega gas discovery and<br />

identification of the on-trend Diever West prospect on the adjacent<br />

Drenthe III licence.<br />

Southwest Netherlands shale oil project upgraded by consultants.<br />

Permissions gained in Italy for drilling La Tosca gas prospect and 2D<br />

seismic programme, now completed, in the highly prospective southern<br />

Adriatic Sea.<br />

Zaedyus oil discovery in the offshore of the French Department of<br />

Guyane, seen as a possible new oil province.<br />

Confirmation and production testing of the Markwells Wood oil<br />

discovery, suspended and now being assessed for further actions.<br />

Shell decision not to fund drilling of a well west of Sicily. Discussions<br />

with possible new partner.<br />

Slide 3


Corporate Overview<br />

2010<br />

Production (boe): 0.44<br />

Gross Revenue:<br />

€15.0 m<br />

Production Costs:<br />

€ 4.9 m<br />

Net Administration costs:<br />

€ 4.6 m<br />

Profit from Operations<br />

€ 1.5 m<br />

Profit € (1.2 m)<br />

Cash in hand at year end<br />

€21.4 m<br />

2011<br />

0.58<br />

€24.5 m +<br />

€ 5.3 m +<br />

€ 3.7 m -<br />

€11.0 m +<br />

€ 6.2 m +<br />

€29.8 m +<br />

Slide 4


Reserves<br />

Slide 5


Risk Management<br />

‣ Geographical and geological risks are reduced by the diversity by country<br />

and basin.<br />

‣ Risk is further reduced by mainly investing in basins with proven economic<br />

hydrocarbon production.<br />

‣ All activities are governed by the ratio of the risk of success and failure, and<br />

the ratio of expected reward to cost of the initial investment. These risks are<br />

managed by keeping a low project entry cost relative to the cash on hand<br />

and existing production revenues.<br />

‣ Deploy very high standards of technical and management expertise<br />

and integrity are recognised as essential.<br />

‣ Commitment to the highest standards of environmental and safety practice.<br />

Slide 6


The <strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Petroleum</strong> Business Model<br />

Slide 7


<strong>Northern</strong>’s Activities<br />

‣Interest in 2 producing oil<br />

fields<br />

‣Tested oil discovery<br />

‣Further oil discoveries<br />

and exploration prospects<br />

‣6 producing gas fields<br />

‣2 oil fields awaiting development<br />

‣2 currently planned exploration wells<br />

‣Shale oil potential<br />

‣4 core areas offshore<br />

‣Proven hydrocarbon systems<br />

‣La Tosca-1 onshore well<br />

planned for 2012<br />

‣2011 discovery of<br />

potential new oil province<br />

‣1.25% interest in the<br />

offshore licence operated<br />

by Shell. Tullow Oil and<br />

Total are partners.<br />

‣3-4 well appraisal and<br />

exploration programme<br />

2012/13<br />

Slide 8


<strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Petroleum</strong><br />

‣ Licences and Applications that are Material<br />

‣ Low cost Operator in Proven <strong>Petroleum</strong> Provinces<br />

‣ Focussed on adding value to Shareholders by a Clear Business Model<br />

‣ No Indebtedness<br />

‣ Exemplary Environmental and Safety Performance<br />

Slide 9


<strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Petroleum</strong><br />

Slide 10


The AGM resolutions<br />

Slide 11


Resolution 1 - Ordinary<br />

“To receive the report of the Directors and the audited accounts for<br />

the year ended 31 December 2011.”<br />

<strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Petroleum</strong> <strong>Plc</strong> – AGM Resolutions Slide 12


Resolution 2 - Ordinary<br />

“To re-appoint KPMG Audit <strong>Plc</strong> as auditors and to authorise the<br />

Directors to fix their remuneration.”<br />

<strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Petroleum</strong> <strong>Plc</strong> – AGM Resolutions Slide 13


Resolution 3 - Ordinary<br />

“To re-elect G L Heard (who retires from office in accordance with<br />

Article 108 of the Company's Articles) as a Director of the<br />

Company.”<br />

<strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Petroleum</strong> <strong>Plc</strong> – AGM Resolutions Slide 14


Resolution 4 - Ordinary<br />

“To elect Dr R W Gaisford (who retires from office in accordance<br />

with Article 113 of the Company's Articles) as a Director of the<br />

Company.”<br />

<strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Petroleum</strong> <strong>Plc</strong> – AGM Resolutions Slide 15


Resolution 5 - Ordinary<br />

“To elect M L Eaton (who retires from office in accordance with<br />

Article 113 of the Company's Articles) as a Director of the<br />

Company.”<br />

<strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Petroleum</strong> <strong>Plc</strong> – AGM Resolutions Slide 16


Resolution 6 - Ordinary<br />

“To authorise the Directors, pursuant to and in accordance with section 551 of<br />

the Companies Act 2006 (the “Act”) to exercise all powers of the Company to<br />

allot ordinary shares in the capital of the Company and grant rights to<br />

subscribe for or convert any security into ordinary shares up to a maximum<br />

aggregate nominal value of £1,192,075 (being approximately 25% of the<br />

Company’s issued share capital as at the date of this notice), provided that<br />

such authority shall expire at the conclusion of the next Annual General<br />

Meeting of the Company, except that the Directors may, before such expiry,<br />

make offers or agreements which would or might require ordinary shares to<br />

be allotted or rights to be granted after such expiry and allot ordinary shares<br />

or grant rights in pursuance of such offers or agreements.”<br />

<strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Petroleum</strong> <strong>Plc</strong> – AGM Resolutions Slide 17


Resolution 7 - Special<br />

“To authorise the Directors, pursuant to and in accordance with section 570<br />

and 573 of the Act, to allot equity securities (as defined in section 560 of the<br />

Act) for cash as if sub-section 561 of the Act did not apply to the allotment<br />

of equity securities pursuant to the authority conferred on them under<br />

section 551 of the Act up to the aggregate nominal value of £476,830 (being<br />

approximately 10% of the Company’s issued share capital as at the date of<br />

this notice), such power to expire on the earlier of the conclusion of the next<br />

Annual General Meeting of the Company and 15 months after the date of the<br />

resolution (but so as to enable the Company, before the expiry of such<br />

power, to make offers or agreements which would or might require equity<br />

securities to be allotted after such expiry and to enable them to allot equity<br />

securities for cash pursuant to such offers or agreements as if the power<br />

conferred thereby had not expired).”<br />

<strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Petroleum</strong> <strong>Plc</strong> – AGM Resolutions Slide 18


Resolution 8 - Special<br />

“To authorise the Company, generally and unconditionally, to make market<br />

purchases (within the meaning of section 693(4) of the Act) pursuant to and<br />

in accordance with section 701 of the Act of fully paid ordinary shares in the<br />

capital of the Company upon and subject to the following conditions but<br />

otherwise unconditionally:<br />

• maximum of 4,768,300 shares;<br />

• maximum price of 105% of the average of the middle market quotations for<br />

an ordinary share for the five business days immediately preceding the day<br />

on which such ordinary share is contracted to be purchased;<br />

• minimum price shall be the nominal value of such ordinary share; and<br />

• authority to expire earlier of i) next AGM or ii) 15 months.”<br />

<strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Petroleum</strong> <strong>Plc</strong> – AGM Resolutions Slide 19


The AGM is now closed<br />

Slide 20


Post AGM presentation<br />

Slide 21


The Netherlands<br />

Slide 22


The Netherlands<br />

‣6 producing gas fields<br />

‣2 oil fields to be developed<br />

‣2 development wells to be drilled<br />

‣2 exploration wells to be drilled<br />

‣Shale oil potential<br />

Slide 23


West Netherlands Basin - Shale Oil Potential<br />

20-30 billion of barrels of oil in place<br />

Rock characteristics compare very<br />

favourably with US analogues<br />

Eagle Ford<br />

Utica Shale<br />

Report Concludes:<br />

Good TOC<br />

Good porosity<br />

Good permeability<br />

Slide 24


The Netherlands – Seismic Reprocessing<br />

Drenthe III Licence & Oosterwolde<br />

Oosterwolde licence<br />

Seismic reprocessing project<br />

merging seven 3D surveys<br />

commenced in April 2011 with<br />

completion due September 2012<br />

Geesbrug fast track delivered<br />

November 2011<br />

Edited input area = 1250 sqkms<br />

Drenthe III licence<br />

PrSDM output area = 1060 sqkms<br />

Slide 25


Geesbrug field – two development wells planned<br />

Base Zechstein Depth Map<br />

Tiendeveen-1<br />

Geesbrug-3 well trajectory<br />

Geesbrug-1<br />

Geesbrug field outline<br />

Geesbrug-2 well trajectory<br />

Slide 26


Geesbrug-2 development well trajectory<br />

Well designed as a<br />

long reach 1,000<br />

metre inclined<br />

trajectory for<br />

planned multi-stage<br />

frac<br />

Slide 27


Drenthe III Production Licence<br />

Prospect inventory pre seismic reprocessing<br />

R8<br />

R7<br />

R5<br />

Eesveen North<br />

Eesveen<br />

R1<br />

0<br />

Diever West<br />

Diever East Boterveen West<br />

R6<br />

Eesveen East<br />

Eesveen SE<br />

R9<br />

R4<br />

R2 North<br />

R3<br />

R2<br />

R1<br />

Boterveen<br />

Lhee West<br />

Lhee South<br />

Gas field<br />

Upthrown prospect<br />

Downthrown prospect<br />

Lheebroek<br />

Lhee North<br />

Lhee<br />

NW<br />

NE<br />

26 prospects mapped<br />

SW<br />

0 5<br />

kms<br />

Base Zechstein Depth Structure<br />

SE<br />

Geesbrug<br />

Slide 28


Diever West prospect (30 Bcf potential) and relationship to<br />

Vinkega gas field<br />

VKG- 1<br />

A<br />

Vinkega<br />

R7<br />

Diever West<br />

B<br />

A<br />

Vinkega R7 Diever West<br />

B<br />

Slide 29


The Netherlands – 3D and 2D Seismic Reprocessing<br />

Papekop, Andel V, Utrecht and Engelen<br />

Seismic reprocessing project<br />

merging five 3D surveys plus<br />

reprocessing 960 km 2D<br />

seismic commenced in April<br />

2011 with completion due July<br />

2012<br />

Papekop fast track delivered<br />

July 2011<br />

Slide 30


The Netherlands – 2D to 3D seismic - uplift in data quality<br />

2D seismic section<br />

Slide 31


The Netherlands – 2D to 3D seismic - uplift in data quality<br />

3D seismic section<br />

Slide 32


1 km<br />

Papekop 3D – original processing in time<br />

TWO-WAY TIME (second)<br />

1 km<br />

Slide 33


DEPTH (metre)<br />

1 km<br />

Papekop 3D – fast track pre-stack depth migration processing<br />

Slide 34


DEPTH (metre)<br />

1 km<br />

Papekop 3D – fast track pre-stack depth migration processing<br />

TOP<br />

RESERVOIR<br />

Slide 35


Vlist structure – planned well on 47 bcf target<br />

B<br />

A<br />

B<br />

A<br />

• Southern extension of HST-2B tight gas discovery<br />

• Min. closure equivalent to gas water contact in HST-2B<br />

• Max closure to ~2300 m ss matches spill point from<br />

Ottoland and into Willeskop fault block<br />

Slide 36


United Kingdom<br />

Slide 37


United Kingdom<br />

‣ Interest in 2 producing<br />

oil fields<br />

‣ Tested oil discovery<br />

‣ Further exploration<br />

Slide 38


UK Operations<br />

Markwells Wood – Wellsite and access track<br />

Slide 39


Weald Basin<br />

1987 2D seismic – 1987 original processing N<br />

S<br />

STORRINGTON OILFIELD<br />

N<br />

Slide 40


Weald Basin<br />

1987 2D seismic - 2008 reprocessing giving improved resolution<br />

S<br />

STORRINGTON OILFIELD<br />

N<br />

Slide 41


P1916 & PEDL 240 – Isle of Wight<br />

Prospect – Sherwood sandstone target (reservoir at Wytch farm)<br />

Prospect target<br />

<br />

B<br />

A<br />

B<br />

A<br />

Sherwood sandstone depth map<br />

Sherwood target<br />

<strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Petroleum</strong> (GB) Ltd, PEDL 240: TCM & OCM, 9th December 2011<br />

Slide 42


Italy<br />

Slide 43


Italy<br />

‣4 core areas offshore<br />

‣Proven hydrocarbon systems<br />

‣La Tosca-1 onshore well<br />

planned for July/August 2012<br />

Slide 44


Longastrino permit – La Tosca prospect<br />

Slide 45


Longastrino permit– Schematic Geological Cross Section<br />

Projected Longastrino permit<br />

• Series of thrust anticlinal trends with backthrusts, truncations & onlaps<br />

• Alfonsine gas field (300 Bcf) only 2 Km to the south<br />

• Ravenna gas field (185 Bcf) 5 Km to the south-east<br />

• Plio-Pleistocene proven targets, Miocene probable targets<br />

Slide 46


La Tosca wellsite<br />

Rig contract in place and well spud planned for late July/August<br />

Orca Exploration to earn up to 75% by funding drilling and testing<br />

Slide 47


ITALY – Offshore Core Areas<br />

Large Reserve Potential<br />

1. West of Sicily<br />

Thrust Belt<br />

4<br />

2. Sicily Channel<br />

3. Biogenic and<br />

Thermogenic<br />

gas offshore<br />

Sicily and in the<br />

Taranto Gulf<br />

4. Southern<br />

Adriatic<br />

1<br />

3<br />

2<br />

Slide 48


ITALY – Offshore Core Areas<br />

Large Reserve Potential<br />

1. West of Sicily<br />

Thrust Belt<br />

4<br />

2. Sicily Channel<br />

3. Biogenic and<br />

Thermogenic<br />

gas offshore<br />

Sicily and in the<br />

Taranto Gulf<br />

4. Southern<br />

Adriatic<br />

1<br />

3<br />

2<br />

Slide 49


Southern Adriatic – Fields and Prospects<br />

53.16 million barrels of Probable Reserves<br />

in Rovesti and Giove discoveries<br />

Real potential in the exploration upside<br />

estimated at 8.5 billion barrels of oil in<br />

place and 10 TCF of gas in place<br />

Slide 50


2011 2D Seismic Acquisition campaign brief summary<br />

• Completed within timeframe (6 days)<br />

• Adherence to all Ministry (including environmental)<br />

prescriptions<br />

• No issues with fishing / shipping etc<br />

• Full QHSE compliance – 3 vessels - no incidents or<br />

accidents<br />

• Within budget<br />

• Achieved objectives – infill dataset and permit work<br />

commitment<br />

Slide 51


2011 2D seismic acquisition<br />

Area of operation / manoeuvre / constraints<br />

• 1 nautical mile safety<br />

exclusion zone for<br />

Aquila FPSO Betatank II<br />

• Eni Concession<br />

(green outline)<br />

•12 nautical miles from<br />

coast protected area<br />

•Italy–Albania border<br />

Slide 52


Rovesti – structural mapping incorporating 2011 2D seismic<br />

S<br />

A<br />

A’<br />

N<br />

11.725 km 2<br />

Areal extent<br />

based upon ODT<br />

A’<br />

Oil presence in<br />

Rovesti from<br />

2370m TVDSS<br />

10km<br />

A<br />

Spill points =<br />

2562m TVDSS,<br />

Oil Down To<br />

(ODT) = 2562m<br />

from log data<br />

Slide 53


Rovesti – 1994 2D seismic - reprocessed from paper copy<br />

S<br />

N<br />

5km<br />

Slide 54


Rovesti – improved resolution 2011 2D seismic<br />

S<br />

N<br />

Re-sedimented<br />

carbonate wedge<br />

or basin floor<br />

turbidites?<br />

5km<br />

Slide 55


Mercurio prospect– 1994 2D seismic reprocessed from paper copy<br />

SW<br />

A<br />

NE<br />

A’<br />

Mercurio<br />

A’<br />

5km<br />

A<br />

Slide 56


Mercurio prospect – 2011 improved resolution 2D seismic<br />

SW<br />

A<br />

NE<br />

A’<br />

Mercurio<br />

A’<br />

5km<br />

A<br />

Slide 57


Cygnus Prospect<br />

SW<br />

Medusa discovery<br />

Cygnus prospect – located<br />

down dip of platform margin –<br />

“toe of slope” location.<br />

Seismic character change<br />

beneath “Top Carbonate” and<br />

possible lateral extension<br />

basinwards<br />

NE<br />

A<br />

A’<br />

Top Pliocene<br />

A’<br />

Top Messinian<br />

Top Carbonate<br />

Cygnus<br />

Top Jurassic/ dolomites?<br />

Top Triassic?<br />

A<br />

Cygnus Prospect structural setting analogous to Brae fields, Viking Graben<br />

Slide 58


Cygnus prospect – improved resolution 2011 2D seismic<br />

S<br />

N<br />

A<br />

A’<br />

Top Messinian<br />

Top Carbonate<br />

Top Jurassic/ dolomites?<br />

A’<br />

Top Triassic?<br />

Cygnus prospect – located down dip<br />

of platform margin – “toe of slope”<br />

location. Seismic expression at top<br />

Carbonate level, with amplitude<br />

brightening directly above.<br />

A<br />

Slide 59


Permit areas for 3D seismic acquisition planned for 2012<br />

Survey 1<br />

Survey 2<br />

392km 2 468km2<br />

•Two 3D surveys planned<br />

for 2012<br />

• New environmental<br />

impact assessment<br />

submitted early 2012<br />

•Potential availability of<br />

vessel in October 2012<br />

•Subject to receiving<br />

timely authorizations<br />

from the Italian Ministry<br />

Total = 860km 2<br />

Slide 60


Guyane<br />

Slide 61


Offshore Guyane - Zaedyus Oil Discovery<br />

Opens up new oil province – Rapid follow-up in 2012<br />

Northpet Investments Limited has 2.5% interest*, Tullow Oil 27.5%, Shell 45%, Total 25%<br />

The first ever deep water well was also the first significant<br />

discovery in the region. There is proven upside potential in two<br />

formations.<br />

The second phase of exploration and appraisal will start in July<br />

2012 with the drilling of a Zaedyus delineation well, followed by<br />

an exploration well on a prospect defined by the existing 3D<br />

seismic survey.<br />

Additional 3D seismic surveys are planned to commence July<br />

2012.<br />

*<strong>Northern</strong> owns a 50% equity interest in Northpet Investments Limited<br />

Slide 62


Future near term plans<br />

‣ <strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Petroleum</strong> continues to identify and appraise new projects in conjunction with<br />

progressing on its trading activities<br />

‣ Field operations to optimise production rates in the Netherlands<br />

‣ Analysis of long term test of Ottoland to progress development options<br />

‣ New production wells at Geesbrug gas field in Netherlands<br />

‣ Two exploration wells planned in the Netherlands<br />

‣ Papekop oil field development options being progressed<br />

‣ West Netherlands Basin shale oil potential, partner being sought<br />

‣ Acquire two 3-D seismic surveys in Southern Adriatic Q4 2012<br />

‣ Drilling of La Tosca prospect in the Longastrino permit, spud July/August 2012<br />

‣ Post oil production test analysis at Markwells Wood<br />

‣ Appraisal/development well at Baxters Copse<br />

‣ Appraisal and exploration wells plus more 3D seismic offshore Guyane<br />

Slide 64


End of Post AGM Presentation<br />

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