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Tasman Resources — Tasman Resources NL — SACOME 2004
29 slides from Tasman Resources's conference presentation, May 2004
Slide 1: Tapping the Untapped Resources of Central SA
Tasman Resources NL Tapping the Untapped Resources of Central SA Presentation by: Greg Solomon, LLB Executive Chairman May 2004
Slide 2: Tasman Resources Project Locations
Tasman Resources NL Tasman Resources Project Locations
Slide 3: Regional Geology, Cu/Au and Diamonds
Tasman Resources NL Regional Geology, Cu/Au and Diamonds
Slide 4: Exploration Target Models
Tasman Resources NL Exploration Target Models
Slide 5: Titan – West Well Cross Section
Tasman Resources NL Titan – West Well Cross Section
Slide 6: Current Technical Advisors
Tasman Resources NL Current Technical Advisors Tasman Resources Graham Jeffress Consulting Geologists: Robert Smith David Edgecombe Grant Boxer Consulting Geophysicists: Dr. James Hanneson, Adelaide Mining Geophysics Dr. Jayson Meyers, Resource Potentials William Robertson, Value Adding Geophysics J
Slide 7: Lake Torrens Project Southern targets
Tasman Resources NL Lake Torrens Project Southern targets
Slide 8: Geophysical Comparison
Tasman Resources NL Geophysical Comparison G R A V I T Y 0 2.5 5 0 2.5 5 0 2.5 5 kilometres kilometres kilometres Prominent Hill (3km) Titan (5km) Olympic Dam (7km) M A G N E T I C S 0 2.5 kilometres 5 0 2.5 kilometres 5 0 2.5 kilometres 5
Slide 9: Titan Prospect – Gravity, Drilling, EM
Tasman Resources NL Titan Prospect – Gravity, Drilling, EM
Slide 10: TI6 TI2
Tasman Resources NL TI6 TI2
Slide 11: Titan Cross Section
Tasman Resources NL Titan Cross Section TI7
Slide 12: Titan Line - AMT Resistivity Inversion
Tasman Resources NL Titan Line 4 - AMT Resistivity Inversion SE TI8 NW 600m 0 800m
Slide 13: Titan Summary Geophysical Interpretation
Tasman Resources NL Titan Summary Geophysical Interpretation
Slide 14: Titan – Indicative Economic Modelling Assumptions
Tasman Resources NL Titan – Indicative Economic Modelling Assumptions • 20 Mt reserve (50m x 400m x 250m x 4.0 g/cc) • 20 year project; CapEx approx. $ 91M • Cu $US 2615/t; Au $US 385/oz • $A/$US exchange rate 0.69, discount rate 10% Results NPV IRR • 3.0% Cu, 1g/t Au $A196 44% • 3.5% Cu, 1g/t Au $A
Slide 15: SA Diamonds & Tectonic Setting
Tasman Resources NL SA Diamonds & Tectonic Setting LEGEND MUSGRAVE " | Tasman Resources Project Area BLOCK G02 G02 ADELAIDE GEOSYNCLINE GEOSYNCLINE Crustal Lineaments " | G08 | Diamond Source Rock Locality " Kimberlite Indicator G09 Mineral Field | | "" " " " Diamond | " "| | | Occurrence | | GAWLER
Slide 16: Lake Torrens Project - Diamonds
Tasman Resources NL Lake Torrens Project - Diamonds LEGEND Tasman Resources Project Area Crustal Lineaments | Diamond Source Rock Locality Kimberlite Indicator Mineral Field " Diamond Occurrence < 100 stones DL11 Niobium in -80# Soils Response Ratio > 10 Niobium in Rocks > 10 ppm
Slide 17: SA Geothermal Exploration
Tasman Resources NL SA Geothermal Exploration Image from Holgate and Chopra 2004
Slide 18: Tapping Geothermal Energy
Tasman Resources NL Tapping Geothermal Energy
Slide 19: Geothermal West Well & Mulgaria
Tasman Resources NL Geothermal West Well & Mulgaria
Slide 20: Renewable H2 Energy System
Tasman Resources NL RENEWABLE H2 ENERGY SYSTEM H2 O H2 O H 2 STOR. H2 H 2 TRANSPORT PLANT H 2 DIST. H 2 FC RENEWABLE CAR ENERGY POWER
Slide 21: Brehon Energy - Alternative Fuel Strategy
Tasman Resources NL Brehon Energy - Alternative Fuel Strategy •Brehon Energy’s objective is to make hydrogen the future alternative fuel of choice. •Brehon owns the registered trademark and patents for Hythane®. •Hythane® is a combination of cryogenic hydrogen and natural gas. It utilizes the existi
Slide 22: Brehon's Target markets for Hythane®
Tasman Resources NL Brehon’s Target markets for Hythane®
Slide 23: Worldwide Natural Gas Vehicle Market
Tasman Resources NL Worldwide Natural Gas Vehicle Market Country Nat Gas Vehicles Fuelling Stations Argentina 926,352 1,064 Brazil 550,000 565 Italy 434,000 414 Pakistan 380,000 415 India 137,000 116 USA 126,341 1,250 China 69,300 270 Venezuela 44,146 147 Egypt 44,064 75 Ukraine 41,000 13 Totals 2,7
Slide 24: Hythane® Operating System
Tasman Resources NL Hythane® Operating System Methane Source Hythane Blender* Compressor Cascade Hydrogen Source* Hythane Controller* Dispenser * Denotes additions to a standard CNG system
Slide 25: Hythane® Engine Conversion Kit
Tasman Resources NL Hythane® Engine Conversion Kit
Slide 26: CNG and Hythane® Bowsers
Tasman Resources NL CNG and Hythane® Bowsers
Slide 27: Advantages of Supercritical over Liquid & Compressed Gas
Tasman Resources NL Advantages of Supercritical over Liquid & Compressed Gas • Single Phase – No Ullage • Low Pressure Operation • Volume and Dimensions are Smaller • Weight of Dewar and System are Lower • Long Term Standby Loss is Lower • Cooling for enhanced Fuel Cell Efficiency • Greater Safety –
Slide 28: Storage Comparison - 5kg H2 Storage Index
Tasman Resources NL Storage Comparison - 5kg H2 Storage Index 14000 V o l. x W e i g h t P r o d u c t 12000 10000 8000 6000 4000 2000 0 Compressed Compressed Liquid Supercritical Gas (350 Gas Hydrogen Hydrogen Bar) (700Bar)
Slide 29: 30,000 gal Liquid Hydrogen Storage Tanker
Tasman Resources NL 30,000 gal Liquid Hydrogen Storage Tanker