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Near-term potential in Queensland ATP 1069 represents both conventional and unconventional play potential Prospectivity Type TOP END -ENERGY- THE ENERGY OF TOMORROW Prospectivity Potential (1) 7270000 BOREE 1 Area (km²) Unit Thickness (m) 7260000 WO CARLOWRAVENSBOURNE 1 1 Conventional 896 Lissoy Sandstone 20-50 (TAMBO) 1 7250000 x 2 Coal Seam Gas 1,247 Betts Creek Coals 5-20 7240000 ONNIE 1 3 Shale Oil/Gas 1,247 BURY 1 Toolebuc Shale 10-20 7230000 Conventional hydrocarbon potential (1) 7220000 1 WESTBOURNE 1 ALVA 1 7210000 Proven conventional gas production from the Lissoy Sandstone and Log Creek Formation nearby. Same formations may be present within ATP 1069 7200000 STAFFORD 1 RANNA 1 BARMIN@CK 12 ERCE have indicated potential prospectivity in the west and east of the permit (800km2 and 96km² respectively) Unconventional hydrocarbon potential (1) 2 3 Strong reflections within seismic data can be interpreted as indicating the presence of well-developed Permian coals and thickening of coals off-structure 7190000 7180000 7170000 7160000 The Toolebuc Formation is described as a potential source rock and was intercepted in ATP 1069 by Well Barwinock-2 (1) Evaluation of the Prospectivity of Certain Exploration Permits, Queensland and the Northern Territory, Australia (ERCE) 7150000 MOUNT MORRIS 1 7140000 0km 20km 40km Adavale Basin Extension Galillee Basin Extension 7130000 340000 360000 380000 400000 420000 Corporate Presentation | 7

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