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Ryder Scott Resource Report

The following is an excerpt from the Ryder Scott’s Resource Evaluation Report dated
December 2009:

The following charts display the resource allocation for all of Rodinia's land holdings on a gross acreage basis. The calculations provided demonstrate either 100% gas or 100% oil and they cannot be added together.

Total Estimated Undiscovered Oil Resource Volumes by Area
As of December 31, 2009
Unrisked Undiscovered OOIP (MMstb) Unrisked Prospective Resources - Recoverable (MMstb)
Low Best High Low Best High
South Australia
PEL 253 &
Western PEL 81
72,286 129,476 211,634 16,753 31,786 54,506
PELA 303 &
Eastern PEL 81
6,784 12,847 22,651 1,612 3,165 5,806
PEL 351 30,081 53,883 88,074 6,972 13,228 22,683
PELA 445 7,753 13,886 22,698 1,797 3,409 5,846
Western Australia
EPA 14/08-9 94,943 170,069 277,984 22,006 41,751 71,595
EPA 15/08-9 73,539 131,728 215,315 17,045 32,339 55,455
Total 285,386 511,889 838,356 66,185 125,678 215,891
Total Estimated Undiscovered Gas Resource Volumes by Area
As of December 31, 2009
Unrisked Undiscovered OGIP (Bscf) Unrisked Prospective Resources - Recoverable (Bscf)
Low Best High Low Best High
South Australia
PEL 253 &
Western PEL 81
81,796 147,492 241,708 65,116 117,669 194,034
PELA 303 &
Eastern PEL 81
6,827 12,865 22,468 5,388 10,276 16,921
PEL 351 34,040 61,381 100,590 27,099 48,970 81,615
PELA 445 8,772 15,819 22,583 6,984 12,620 21,033
Western Australia
EPA 14/08-9 107,440 193,713 317,487 85,531 154,560 257,599
EPA 15/08-9 83,219 150,042 245,913 66,249 119,716 199,526
Total 322,094 581,312 950,749 256,367 463,811 770,728

The resource potential of Rodinia's 17.3 million gross undeveloped acres of land in the Officer Basin was independently assessed by Ryder Scott as of December 31, 2009 in the Ryder Scott 2009 Resource Report. The unrisked, undiscovered, prospective (recoverable) resources based on the best (P50) scenario total 125,678 MMstb of oil or 463,811 Bscf of gas. Readers are cautioned that there are no wells penetrating any of these structures and therefore the uncertainty in these estimates are very high. These volumes are an arithmetic sum of multiple estimates of the unrisked, undiscovered PIIP, which statistical principals indicate may be misleading as to volumes that may actually be recovered. The resource estimates presented in the Ryder Scott 2009 Resource Report were prepared in accordance with the Canadian standards set out in the COGEH, NI 51-101 and Canadian Securities Administrators Staff Notice 51-327. Prospective resources are those quantities of petroleum estimated, as of a given date, to be potentially recoverable from undiscovered accumulations by application of future development projects. Prospective resources have two risk components, the chance of discovery and the chance of development.

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