Alberta’s Modernized Royalty Framework

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Alberta’s Modernized Royalty Framework

AB Modernized Royalty Framework Conventional oil and natural gas wells Excludes oil sands project wells at this point Revenue minus cost across all hydrocarbons Applies to wells drilled after January 1, 2017 Parallel system of existing ARF and MRF Only price factor on R%, not volume sensitive until past “Maturity Threshold” (then reducing effect) Benefit greater at current and lower prices NGDDP, new well, shale and Hz royalty credits programs are terminated

Three Royalty Phases Drilling and Completion Cost Allowance (C*) Post Payout Maturity Threshold *Source: Government of Alberta

AB Modernized Royalty Framework Drilling and Completion Cost Allowance (C*) Same for all wells – not owner or area specific D&C costs derived from 2012-2015 cost data TVD, TLL and Total Proppant Placed (TPP) *new* Two formulas to reflect TVD >= 2,000m and TVD < 2,000m higher C* for deeper/more complex wells 5% royalty rate until C* reaches payout Revenue based on Volumes multiplied by Alberta Par Price Conventional Oil – produced volumes Natural Gas and by products – allocated volumes

AB Modernized Royalty Framework C* Calculation For A Well with a Depth <= 2,000m Example Data: TVD = 700 m TTL = 1,400 m TPP = O Tonnes C*($) = 1,170*(TVD-249) + 800*TTL + 0.6*TVD*TPP C* = $1,647,670.00

AB Modernized Royalty Framework C* Calculation For A Well with a Depth > 2,000m Example Data: TVD = 2,100 m TTL = 1,600 m TPP = 1,600 Tonnes C*($) = 1,170*(TVD-249) + 3,120(TVD-2,000) + 800*TTL + 0.6*TVD*TPP C* = $5,773,670.00

AB Modernized Royalty Framework Post Payout Reached after cumulative revenue > C* amount Monthly Prod > 40 boepd (194 m3) Product specific rates and price effect R% = Price Component (Rp) x Quantity (Rq) Rq = 0 in post payout period until maturity phase Royalty rates range from 5% min to 40% max depending on product

AB Modernized Royalty Framework Maturity Threshold (MT) Criteria Volume sensitive Kicks in only after Payout is reached, and; Monthly well volume is < 40 boepd or 194 m3 R% will revert back to “Post Payout” rates in months where production exceeds the Maturity Threshold R% = Price Component (Rp) x Quantity (Rq) Rq adjusts total R% downward (min R% in maturity phase is 5%) NOTE: Gas MT and Rq adjustments will be finalized by May 31, 2016

Conventional Oil, C5+ and Field Condensate Royalty Chart

AB Modernized Royalty Framework   ARF Rates (for wells Spud before Jan 1, 2017) MRF Post-C* Royalty Rate (for wells spud after Dec 31, 2016) Gas 5% to 36% Sensitive to: price, productivity, depth and acidity 5% to 36% (price sensitive only) 5% when <$2.40/GJ 36% when > $11.85/GJ C3 30% 10% < X < 36% between $88.10 and $297.25 per m3 C4 10% < X < 36% between $176.19 and $591.85 per m3 C5+ 40% 10% < X < 40% between $251.70 and $1,051.64 per m3 Field Condensate 5% to 40% Sensitive to price and productivity Conventional Oil 0% to 40% Sulphur 16.6667 Unchanged (not addressed in MRF) ARF base royalty rates do not reflect royalty reduction programs.

AB Modernized Royalty Framework Next Steps GAS – Maturity Threshold (MT) and Rq adjustments by May 31 More detailed rules (May/June) – ie. oil sands NPR wells Industry training sessions (Fall/Winter) New Framework Effective January 1, 2017 Royalty rates for all wells spud pre-2017 in effect until 2027 (10 years) Expect more details on: EOR, re-fracture/re-complete and higher risk wells. New look of the Crown Invoice