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Why Offshore Nova Scotia Hamish Wilson Technical Director SLR Consulting

Why Offshore Nova Scotia

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Page 1: Why Offshore Nova Scotia

Why Offshore Nova Scotia Hamish Wilson Technical Director SLR Consulting

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Outline

• Nova Scotia Play Fairway Analysis

– The source rock story

– Reservoir presence de-risking

• Play maps and volumes

• Why has none of this been found?

• Forward work programme

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Glenelg Cree Cohasset

BANQUEREAU

WYANDOT

LOGAN CANYON NASKAPI

MISSISAUGA "O" MARKER

ABENAKI

BASEMENT ARGO

CANYON

VERRILL

EURYDICE

NNW SSE

Deep Panuke

Venture (projected)

Emma Mariner Queensland

Adamant Cree Onondaga Southampton

10Km

Explored plays

Issues/questions Reservoir distribution (deep water) Source rock distribution & richness

Courtesy - CNSOPB

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Hydrocarbon occurrences

FIELDS SHOWS PISTON cores

DHI

Evidence for regional Early Jurassic source rock?

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Venture B-13 - gammacerane

VENTURE B-13 DST#6 4572.00 – 4579.00 m Below top OP Basal Missisauga GSC group 3b

gammacerane

Evidence for stratified water column Interpreted as restricted marine hypersaline environment

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Lower Jurassic source rock indications Nova Scotia, Morocco, Portugal, Grand Banks

Peniche (rock)

Venture B-13 (condensate) Weymouth fluid inclusions

M-02 Field (oil)

Sidi Rhalem Essaouira (oil)

Heron H-73 oil

Hudson Canyon

Fuertaventura Black shale

Gammacerane

Well 547b, no gammacerane In Lower Jurassic rock extract

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Isotope distribution - oils

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d13C

aro

d13C sat

Sofer diagram

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WELLS Ref #

Arcadia J-16 1

Bluenose 2G-47 2

Penobscot L-30 3

Venture H-22 4

Alma F-67 5

Alma F-67 6

Arcadia J-16 7

Banquereau C-21 8

Chebucto K-90 9

Citnalta I-59 10

Cohasset A-52 11

Cohasset A-52 12

Cohasset D-42 13

Cohasset D-42 14

Glenelg J-48 15

Glenelg J-48 16

N. Triumph B-52 17

N. Triumph G-43 18

Olympia A-12 19

Olympia A-12 20

Panuck B-90 21

Primrose A-41 22

Primrose N-90 23

Sable Is. E-48 24

Sable Is. E-48 25

Sable Is. 3H-58 26

S. Venture O-59 27

S. Venture O-59 28

Thebaud C-74 29

Thebaud C-74 30

Venture B-52 31

Venture B-13 32

Venture B-43 33

Piston core oil seeps

Nova Scotia oils

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Source Rocks Modeling – Transformation Ratio

PLIENBACHIAN SR APTIAN SR

VALANGINIAN SR

TITHONIAN SR

CALLOVIAN SR

PLIENBACHIAN SR

% TRANSFORMATION RATIO

TEMIS® (3D petroleum systems)

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Source Rocks Modeling – Transformation Ratio

TITHONIAN SR APTIAN SR

VALANGINIAN SR

TITHONIAN SR

CALLOVIAN SR

PLIENBACHIAN SR

% TRANSFORMATION RATIO

TEMIS® (3D petroleum systems)

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Middle Missisauga seismic facies and geometries

J150 K137 isopach map

K137 K130 thickness map

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Cretaceous modeling results : GDE maps for key stratigraphic intervals

APTIAN TRANSGRESSION BARREMIAN FORCED REGRESSION

HAUTERIVIAN MFS BCU FORCED REGRESSION

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Hauterivian –Barremian Isochron

25 km

Courtesy – Brent Smith/Kris Kendall CNSOPB

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Albian GDE, Cenomanian Seal, Albian CCRS

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Total Potential Gas: 22.38 TCF(mean)

Water Depth: 1500-3100 m Total Potential Oil: 10.6 BBbbl

(mean) Trap: 4-Way Closure, Strat.

Leads K94 Structure

Sable Island salt

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South West Stratigraphic Framework

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TGS NOPEC 228-109

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Traping

• The PFA Takes into account the simple 4 way closure only.

• Many more exist

– 3-way fault dependent

– Stratigraphic

– Salt and sub salt

– closed features

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Trap Sizes

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

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1-2 TCF, 500-1000 MMBL

2-3 TCF, 1000-1500 MMBL

4+TCF, 1500 +MMBL

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Why has this not been found? Because exploration has focused on drilling the large dip closed features without understanding the controls on reservoir distribution……

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Canada Nova Scotia Offshore Petroleum Board (CNSOPB) | Halifax, NS

USA CANADA

NFLDNS NL

Canada Nova Scotia Offshore Petroleum Board (CNSOPB) | Halifax, NS

DEEP WATER WELLS

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Evangeline 1984 Huskey • 174 m water • Expanded Logan Canyon section • TD 5044m Lower Logan Canyon • No sand. • Middle to outer shelf.

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Shubenacadie 1985 Shell • 1471m water • Pliocene bright spot 25m silty SS • Erosional remnant. • TD 4200m M Cenemonian • No sand.

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Shelburne 1985 PEX • 1154m water • Erosional remnant. •TD 4005 m Top Jurassic • Upper slope.

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Tantallon 1986 Shell • 1540m water • TD 5602m Late Valanginian • Poor quality sand.

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DEEP WATER WELLS 2002 - 2004

Newburn 2002 Chevron • 977m water • TD 5983m early Hauterivian • Pebble conglomerate. • Few thin gas sands (2-3m).

Evangeline

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Balvenie 2003 Imperial • 1803m water • Only 515m tested. • TD 4750m Early Aptian (C30) • Gas charged silt stone.

25 km

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Annapolis & Crimson

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Annapolis 2001 Marathon •1740m water • Major kick 3496m , lost well •TD 6182m (Lwr. Miss Eq. - Berriasian) • 27m net pay over 4 zones, H,L,M. • H- mid Barremian • L- mid Barremian ~17% • M-late Hauterivian 12-25% 18.2m

25 km

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Crimson 2004 Marathon • 2091m water • 9km SE Annapolis • TD 6676m Early Hauterivian • 13m wet sand 13%

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• Haut MFS, -80 to -40ms, RMS Amp

Annapolis Attributes Map

Annapolis G-24 (gas discovery)

Crimson F-81 (wet)

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• Haut MFS, -40 to 0ms, RMS Amp

Annapolis Attributes Map

Annapolis G-24 (gas discovery)

Crimson F-81 (wet)

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• Haut MFS, 0 to +40ms, RMS Amp

Annapolis Attributes Map

Annapolis G-24 (gas discovery)

Crimson F-81 (wet)

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Annapolis Attributes Map

• Haut MFS, +40 to +80ms, RMS Amp

Annapolis G-24 (gas discovery)

Crimson F-81 (wet)

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• B24_01, 0 to +100ms, Max Instantaneous frequency

Annapolis G-24 (gas discovery)

Crimson F-81 (wet)

Annapolis Attributes Map

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• B24_01, +20 to +80ms, Max Instantaneous frequency

Annapolis G-24 (gas discovery)

Crimson F-81 (wet)

Annapolis Attributes Map

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Annapolis dip line

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Thinning onto high

Annapolis strike line

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DEEP WATER WELLS 2002 - 2004

Weymouth 2004 EnCana • 1690m water • TD 6500m Lower Miss • 1507m salt. • kick 260m below salt 5m OP silt • No sand.

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Forward Programme

• Set up long term funding to ensure the geoscience work is kept ‘evergreen’ – Updated with new results – Further regional studies

• Short term focus is on working up the technical case NE of Sable, likely to be the subject of future Call for Bids – Reservoir quality – Detailed well failure analysis – ‘The oil rim’ – New data