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    Statoil's strategy for the Marcellus shale gas play involves: 1) A strategic alliance with Chesapeake Energy in 2008, acquiring approximately 665,000 net acres, making Statoil the #5 player in the Marcellus. 2) Establishing operations, marketing, and secondee teams in Houston, Stamford, and Oklahoma City to engage throughout the Marcellus value chain. 3) Seeing the Marcellus as offering the lowest break even costs of any gas shale play, allowing Statoil to replicate its global gas strategy in North America.

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    Statoil's strategy for the Marcellus shale gas play involves: 1) A strategic alliance with Chesapeake Energy in 2008, acquiring approximately 665,000 net acres, making Statoil the #5 player in the Marcellus. 2) Establishing operations, marketing, and secondee teams in Houston, Stamford, and Oklahoma City to engage throughout the Marcellus value chain. 3) Seeing the Marcellus as offering the lowest break even costs of any gas shale play, allowing Statoil to replicate its global gas strategy in North America.

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    DUG East, 2010: "Statoil's Strategy For The Marcellus"

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    Statoil's strategy for the Marcellus shale gas play involves: 1) A strategic alliance with Chesapeake Energy in 2008, acquiring approximately 665,000 net acres, making Statoil the #5 player in the Marcellus. 2) Establishing operations, marketing, and secondee teams in Houston, Stamford, and Oklahoma City to engage throughout the Marcellus value chain. 3) Seeing the Marcellus as offering the lowest break even costs of any gas shale play, allowing Statoil to replicate its global gas strategy in North America.

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    DUG East, 2010

    “Statoil’s strategy for the Marcellus”

    Stephen Bull
    Commercial Leader for Marcellus, Statoil
    Statoil – crossing energy frontiers
     Norwegian-based
     Listed in Oslo and NY
     Equity production
    - 1.96mm boepd in 2009
     30,000 employees in 34
    countries
     Europe’s #2 gas player
     Leader in carbon capture
    and storage
     North America - our fastest
    growing region
    The Statoil approach US Onshore
    Gas
    Internationalization

    Brazil

    GoM
    Operatorships
    Middle East
    2009
    2008-10
    BP Alliance
    Operator
    Learning Operator
    Oseberg 2006
    Gullfaks 2005
    Statfjord
    partner
    1999
    Statoil
    created
    1990

    1982

    1981
    1974

    1972

    BP – Statoil alliance in the 1990’s


    Statoil’s E&P business strategy
    5 focus areas
    Harsh environments Deep water

    • US GOM
    • Russia
    • Brazil
    • Canada
    • West Africa
    • USA
    • Indonesia
    • Greenland
    • North Africa

    Maximise
    NCS value

    Gas value
    chains Heavy oil

    • Europe • Venezuela
    • USA • Brazil
    • Caspian • Canada
    • North Africa

    Source: Statoil
    Europe’s #2 in gas. Emerging presence in the US

    Snoehvit
    Shtokman • Replicate gas value chain
    LNG
    strategy in N. America
    Aasgard

    •Strong focus on
    Sleipner
    application of technology
    Troll

    Corrib
    •Marcellus presence since
    Marcellus 2008
    Shale
    Cove Point
    Shah
    Eagle Ford Deniz
    Deepwater • New Eagle Ford venture
    In Salah In Amenas
    GoM

    • 1st international shale


    venture in S. Africa
    Statoil participation in Major international gas
    major gas fields exports
    Statoil’s Marcellus shale gas business

    •Strategic Alliance with


    Chesapeake Energy in 2008
    •~665,000 net acres. #5 ranked
    •Operations team (Houston)
    11 Nov. 2008 •Marketing team (Stamford)
    •Secondees (OK City)
    •Statoil – engaged partner with
    CHK as operator

    26 March 2010

    Classification: Internal
    Statoil engaging throughout the value chain

    Toronto Northern
    Access
    Project

    Boston

    Manhattan
    National Fuel Gas Northern Corridor
    Production Project
    Area
    Tennessee

    Marc 1
    Leidy
    Storage
    New York
    Texas Eastern

    Central
    Production
    Area

    Dominion
    Transmission
    Washington, D.C.

    Cove Point
    LNG

    Source: Statoil
    The Marcellus offers the lowest break even
    for gas shales
    Strategic trend towards operatorships
    High
    Engagement

    Low
    Royalty Financial Acquisition /
    Joint Venture
    owner interest Operator role

    Deployment of capabilities
    Source: Statoil
    Thank you
    For further information, please contact:
    Stephen Bull
    sbul@statoil.com

    www.statoil.com

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