Overview of the Floating Production Sector International Maritime Associates, Inc. — Washington, DC, USA — Tel: Fax: — — Website: Presentation by James McCaul at the 18 th Annual Floating Production Systems Conference and Exhibition December 1, 2001
The Presentation Will... International Maritime Associates, Inc Profile the current inventory of floaters Characterize the current order backlog Identify potential new floater projects Describe the longer term outlook for new floaters
154 Floating Production Systems Now Available International Maritime Associates, Inc Tension Leg Platforms 38 Production Semis 92 FPSO Vessels 9 Production Spars
Where Floating Production Systems Are Now Operating International Maritime Associates, Inc
Geographic Distribution of Production Floaters Now Operating International Maritime Associates, Inc FPSOsSemis SparsTLPs
30 Year Growth in Number of Floaters Has Been Impressive International Maritime Associates, Inc
Over the Past 7 Years 101 Floating Production, 30 Storage Systems Have Been Installed International Maritime Associates, Inc Where Installed
Area % of InstallationsType Northern Europe26%19 FPSOs, 7 semis Gulf of Mexico19%9 TLPs, 9 spars, 1 semi West Africa18%17 FPSOs, 1 semi Brazil17%11 FPSOs, 6 semis Asia/Pacific16%15 FPSOs, 1 TLP Other5%5 FPSOs International Maritime Associates, Inc Production Floater Installations Over Past 7 Years
Almost 11 MB/D Oil Processing Capacity Now On Floating Production Systems International Maritime Associates, Inc
37 Floating Production Systems and 5 Storage Systems are on Order (as of November 2003) International Maritime Associates, Inc TLPs — 2 mini, 2 wellhead 25 FPSO Vessels — 12 new, 11 conversions, 2 upgrades 4 Production Semis — all new 4 Production Spars — all new 5 FSOs — 1 new, 4 conversions
Where Floating Production and Storage Systems on Order are to be Installed International Maritime Associates, Inc
Where to be Installed % of Orders Type West Africa32%10 FPSOs, 2 well-TLPs Gulf of Mexico22%2 TLPs, 2 semis, 4 spars Asia/Pacific22%8 FPSOs Brazil16%6 FPSOs Northern Europe3%1 semi Other5%2 FPSO International Maritime Associates, Inc Production Floaters Now on Order (as of November 2003)
6 Year Trend in Orders for Floating Production Systems (average order intake per month) International Maritime Associates, Inc
87 Floating Production Systems are Planned or Under Study (as of November 2003) International Maritime Associates, Inc
Projects in the Bidding or Final Design Stage (as of November 2003) International Maritime Associates, Inc
Some Near Term Projects... International Maritime Associates, Inc Akpo Agbami Kizomba C/D Block G Usan/Ukot Roncador P-54 Marlim Leste Tahiti Merganser/Vortex Peng Lai 2
Projects Planned or Under Study (as of November 2003) International Maritime Associates, Inc
Some Longer Term Projects... International Maritime Associates, Inc Southern Alaminos Canyon — FPSO/shuttle tanker or production semi/pipeline? Block 31 Angola — large FPSO Bonga Southwest — large FPSO, maybe joint development with Aparo Marlim Sul/Roncador — 3 or 4 additional large FPSOs or semis Gehem/Ranggas — TLP/production barge combo, like West Seno
The Long Term Outlook for Floater Orders is Very Favorable International Maritime Associates, Inc
Trend in World Oil and Gas Consumption International Maritime Associates, Inc
Long Term Oil and Gas Demand International Maritime Associates, Inc IEA expects global energy demand to increase at a rate of 1.7% per year over next 30 years Oil and natural gas to supply 90% of the increased demand Oil consumption is expected to rise at an annual rate of 1.6% Gas consumption is expected to double by 2030
Futures Price of Crude ($ per bbl) International Maritime Associates, Inc
Our February 2003 Forecast of Requirements for Floating Production Units International Maritime Associates, Inc
This Forecast Would Produce Orders for 62 to 89 FPUs Between International Maritime Associates, Inc Composition of orders is expected to be - 60% FPSOs - 30% spars or TLPs - 10% production semis These orders would generate $22 to 31 billion capex In February 2004 we will revisit this forecast and extend the forecast period from 2004 to 2009