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1 Profit share graph Assumptions
ANS West Coast Price range from $75/bbl to $120/bbl in increments of $5/bbl Costs are constant through price range 11/24/2018

2 Profit Share under Status Quo
Profit: Gross Value at Market (minus) Transportation Costs (minus) Lease Expenditures 11/24/2018

3 Profit Share under SB49 Unitized Fields
Profit: Gross Value at Market (minus) Transportation Costs (minus) Lease Expenditures 11/24/2018

4 Profit Share under SB49 Non-Unitized Fields
Profit: Gross Value at Market (minus) Transportation Costs (minus) Lease Expenditures 11/24/2018

5 Profit minus Royalty Share under Status Quo
Profit minus Royalty: Gross Value at Market (minus) Transportation Costs (minus) Lease Expenditures (minus) Royalty 11/24/2018

6 Profit minus Royalty Share under SB49 Unitized Fields
Profit minus Royalty: Gross Value at Market (minus) Transportation Costs (minus) Lease Expenditures (minus) Royalty 11/24/2018

7 Profit minus Royalty Share under SB49 Non-Unitized Fields
Profit minus Royalty: Gross Value at Market (minus) Transportation Costs (minus) Lease Expenditures (minus) Royalty 11/24/2018

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