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Clontarf Energy — Investor Presentation (May 2022)

18 slides from Clontarf Energy's investor presentation, May 2022

  1. Slide 1: Clontarf Energy May 2022

    CLONTARF ENERGY May 2022 1

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    DISCLAIMER The information contained in this presentation (“Presentation”) has been prepared by Clontarf Energy (the “Company”) and has been prepared for the purpose of providing general information about, and an overview of, the Company and its operations. It is not meant to be a complete review of

  3. Slide 3: Clontarf has exploration assets in Australia, Ghana, and Bolivia

    Clontarf has exploration assets in Australia, Ghana, and Bolivia.  Clontarf holds a 10% interest in the Sasanof-1 well in Australia’s NW Shelf during May/June 2022  Clontarf holds a 60% interest (Petrel 30%, Local 10%) in a Tano Basin Agreement Block 2A offshore Ghana. Following litigation due to

  4. Slide 4: The Sasanof-1 well addresses 2022 LNG gas shortages

    The Sasanof-1 well addresses 2022 LNG gas shortages • Sasanof is a world-class prospect in the heart of the Australian North West Shelf • Targeting up to 17.8 Tcf and 449 million barrels • Drilling success will place Sasanof at the forefront of the NW Shelf’s 52 MTPA LNG industry • Low CO2 and high

  5. Slide 5: 10% of 7.2 tcf well in safe jurisdiction

    10% of 7.2 tcf well in safe jurisdiction – Carnarvon Basin location • Australia’s gas production hub – 47 Mtpa of LNG capacity • 4300 km2 acreage position surrounded by Giant Gas Fields – Equus Gas Project • Certified resource of 2 Tcf and 42 Million bbl (2C) • US$1.8 billion invested since 2007 on

  6. Slide 6: Giant Gas Target - 32% Geological success likelihood

    Giant Gas Target - 32% Geological success likelihood • Sasanof an amplitude backed prospect in the Cretaceous • On trend and up-dip from the liquids-rich Mentorc Field • Mentorc is “filled to spill” up-dip into Sasanof  Independent assessment by ERC Equipoise estimates: • Trap area of up to 400 km2

  7. Slide 7: Independent Export ERCE of 7 to 17 Tcf

    Independent Export ERCE of 7 to 17 Tcf 7

  8. Slide 8: Sasanof Drilling Program – May/June 2022

    Sasanof Drilling Program – May/June 2022 • Valaris MS-1 semi-sub rig mobilising to drill in May 2022 • Rig completed ENI work on NW Shelf and now in Port of Dampier • Regulatory approvals have been completed • Drilling specialist AGR appointed to manage drilling program • Vertical well to total dept

  9. Slide 9: NW Shelf Opportunity - Production in Decline

    NW Shelf Opportunity - Production in Decline  NW Shelf Venture – Gas Shortage • NWS gas fields are declining, 7 MTPA of new gas is needed by 2027 (1050 TJ/day) • Limited gas supply options available to the NWS • Waitsia (Mitsui-Beach) and Pluto (WPL) first ever tolling agreement for third-party gas

  10. Slide 10: GHANA: New Oil Province

    GHANA: New Oil Province  2 billion barrels discovered to date.  Production began from Jubilee in 2010.  competitive conditions and large exploration potential: – Royalty – 12.5% on oil – GNPC Carry – 10% – Income Tax – 35%  Clontarf holds a 60% interest in a signed agreement on Tano 2A. Discussi

  11. Slide 11: Ghana: new official realism

    Ghana: new official realism  Clontarf awaits ratification of a signed Petroleum Agreement on Tano 2A since 2010.  In March 2014 the Ghanaian parliament approved the award of part of Tano 2A acreage to a US/Nigerian company under dubious circumstances.  Clontarf obtained a High Court injunction ag

  12. Slide 12: BOLIVIA requires exploration

    BOLIVIA requires exploration  Nationalisation of Hydrocarbons Decree passed in 2006, so ownership status uncertain.  Clontarf maintains and interest in El Dorado (10% Clontarf, 90% YPFB) a producing gas field near Santa Cruz, and in Monteagudo oil & gas field (30% Clontarf, 30% Repsol-YPF, 20% Pet

  13. Slide 13: Memorandum on Chad basin

    Memorandum on Chad basin  The interior African basins offer geological potential.  There is an export pipeline from Chad with available capacity.  Many majors operate in Chad, including Exxon, Chevron, CNPC, and Glencore.  In 2020 Clontarf negotiated a MoU on the Sedimentary basin.  Issues incl

  14. Slide 14: Bolivian authorities invited Li proposal

    Bolivian authorities invited Li proposal  Bolivia holds circa 50% of the world’s economic lithium resources (in accessible salt-lake evaporites)  Clontarf is discussing a 49% JV to explore and develop several new salt-lakes.  Policy and the Lithium Law are being updated, so that Bolivia can produ

  15. Slide 15: Battery-grade Lithium demand exceeds supply

    Battery-grade Lithium demand exceeds supply  Demand forecasts for Li batteries, including in EVs, greatly exceeds planned capacity (about 60x current supply).  Early hard rock projects face environmental and cost challenges.  A legal framework exists for international operators to JV with the Bol

  16. Slide 16: Financial

    FINANCIAL Listed on AIM: 2011 Shares in issue: 2.4 billion Price: 0.44p Market Cap: £10 million Cash: c. £300,000 Mgmt./Board control: c.10% Institutional Investors: c.20% Nomad/Broker: Strand Hanson 16

  17. Slide 17: Experienced Board

    EXPERIENCED BOARD David Horgan – Executive Chairman John Teeling – Director Director of AIM listed Middle East Oil explorer Petrel Established and managed a number of Stock Resources plc as well as Clontarf Energy. Holds Exchange listed resource companies in the past 35 directorships in a number of

  18. Slide 18: Contact Details

    CONTACT DETAILS Clontarf Energy Plc 162 Clontarf Road Dublin 3 Ireland Phone: +353 1 833 2833 Fax: +353 1 833 3505 Email: [email protected] www.clontarfenergy.com 18

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