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    ABN68079432796

    Consolidatedinterimfinancialreport

    forsixmonthsended

    31December2013

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    Directorsreport

    1

    Thedirectorspresent their report togetherwith the consolidated financial report for thehalfyearended 31December2013and the

    reviewreportthereon.

    Directors

    TheDirectors

    of

    the

    company

    at

    any

    time

    during

    or

    since

    the

    end

    of

    the

    half

    year

    to

    the

    date

    of

    this

    report

    are:

    CraigBurton ExecutiveChairman

    StephenKeenihan ExecutiveDirector

    IanCockerill ExecutiveDirector

    WilliamBloking NonExecutiveChairman(Resigned19November2013)

    BrettMitchell NonExecutiveDirector(Resigned20August2013)

    ReviewofoperationsHalfyearended31December2013

    WarroGasProject(TSVWorkingInterest=57%)

    Drilling continues to remain a target for late 2014 to coincide with

    drillingandfraccingprogrammescurrentlybeingscheduledinthePerth

    Basinbyotheroperators.

    The JointVenturepartners,TranservandAlcoahavecommencedpre

    drillplanninganddesignworkasapreludetothenextphaseofatwo

    well drilling and testing program at Warro. Work carried out or

    underwayduringthepastquarterincluded;

    Ahydrogeologicalstudyofgroundwater intheregionaround

    Warro.Thisworkconcludedthattherewouldbenoimpacton

    theaquifersystemsprovidedthewellintegrityismaintained.

    Adetailedreviewoffaultpatterns inWarroareausingstate

    oftheartneuralnetworkmapping technology. Thisproject

    confirmedveracity thepreviousworkandhas reinforced the

    JointVenturesrationaleforthenextwelllocations.

    Initiationofstudiestoestablishbaseorbackground levelsof

    seismicityandsoilgascomposition.

    Participation inaprojectwithDMP,FarmersFederation,PGA

    andAPPEAtodefineandsimplifystandardaccessagreements

    andbuildconfidenceinthelocalcommunitiesintheprocess.

    TheNativeTitlenegotiationshavereachedaconclusionsubjecttofinal

    documentationwhichispresentlywiththeSouthWestAboriginalLand

    Councilfor

    execution.

    WarroProjectBackground

    TheWarrofieldlies200kmnorthofPerthinthePerthBasinandisone

    ofthelargestundevelopedonshoregasfieldsinAustralia.

    Transervcurrentlyhasa57percentstake inWarroand is theproject

    operator.Alcoa isearningup to65per cent (currentlyat43per cent)undera farminagreementby spendingup to$100millionon

    explorationanddevelopmentactivitiesatWarro.Alcoa is fundinga stagedevaluationandconstructionprogram,which includeswells,

    productioninfrastructureandtherecentlycompleted3Dseismicsurvey.

    Warro,whichcoversapproximately7,000ha isabout3,750mbelow the surfaceand is locatedjust31kmeastofboth theDampierto

    BunburyNaturalGasPipelineandtheDongaratoPerthParmeliaPipeline.

    Map1WarroLocation

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    CanadianActivities

    TranservholdsinterestsinCanadianoilandgasassets inthreeregions: AlbertaDuvernay/RockCreek,AlbertaGenesee(Mannvilletight

    oil) and British Columbia (Carnaby). While the Company is ready to embark on drilling activities in Canada, thewellswill remain in

    abeyanceuntilvariousfundinginitiativesarefinalised.

    Alberta

    Duvernay/RockCreek(TSVWorkingInterest=34%)

    TherehasbeennodrillingactivitybytheCompanyinthisareaduring

    thisquarter.

    CanadianPanOcean(CPO)continuetocarryoutfundraisingefforts

    in an effort to close the Duvernay acreage sale that the Company

    announced on 5 March 2013. This sale remains subject to CPO

    successfully obtaining funding and Transerv is monitoring CPOs

    progress. Whilst this sale isnotcertain, theBoardbelieves thatCPO

    hasa reasonableprospectofcompleting the transaction. IfCPOdoes

    notcomplete,theCompanyisreadytoexecuteaseparatesaleprocess.

    GeneseeTightOilPlay(TSVWorkingInterest=50%)

    TherehasbeennodrillingorlandactivitybytheCompanyinthisarea

    duringthefirsthalfoftheyear.

    BritishColumbia

    Carnaby

    (TSV

    Working

    Interest

    =

    55%)

    Carnaby has producing properties and exploration assets in British

    Columbiato

    the

    east

    of

    Ft.

    St

    John.

    These

    lands

    are

    held

    in

    three

    differentareasassetoutintheLocalityMap.

    MontneyTwoRivers

    Carnabysholding in theTwoRiversarea is51,388acresnet (57,021

    acresgross).

    As a result of continuing industry success in the area, and the

    encouraging results of the Independent Review carried out by

    McDanielandAssociates,Carnabyhasundertakenadetailedreviewof

    theMontneysectionoverallitslands,andthesurroundingarea. This

    workhas

    identified

    four

    prospective

    oil

    prone

    levels

    which

    are

    widely

    distributedacrosstheCarnabylands. Twoofthesezonesarecurrently

    being developed in fields to the south. Twoof the identified zones

    remainunexploitedatpresent. Theworkhasrecognisedandmapped

    anumberofkeyreservoircharacteristicswhichappeartocontrolthe

    locationoftheplaysweetspots. Thisworkispresentlybeingusedto

    guide our continued land acquisition in the area and locate future

    drillingtargets.

    ParadiseArea

    Carnaby Energy has proposed drilling a horizontal well into the

    Montneyturbidite

    channel

    offset

    from

    avertical

    well

    that

    has

    producedoilfromthesameinterval. Carnabysinterest inthearea is

    approximately 50% and the drilling of thiswell awaitsjoint venture

    approval.

    Map3CarnabyLocation

    Map2

    Woma

    Location

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    Financial

    TheCompanyscashbalanceat31December2013was$5,284,078(30June2013:$1,565,377).

    Anetprofitof$548,894isreportedforthesixmonthsended31December2013(31December2012:$1,926,467loss),withabasicgain

    pershareof0.01cents(31December2012:0.06centslosspershare).

    Equity

    Asat31December20134,034,097,761ordinaryshareswereon issuewith thecompany.Thenumberofunlistedoptionson issuewas

    593,500,000.

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    LeadAuditorsIndependenceDeclarationundersection308CoftheCorporationsAct2001

    The lead auditors independence declaration is set out on page 5 and forms part of the directors report for the halfyear ended 31

    December2013.

    DatedatPerththis11th

    dayofMarch,2014

    Signedinaccordancewitharesolutionofthedirectors:

    StephenKeenihan

    ExecutiveDirector

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    Consolidatedstatementofprofitorlossandothercomprehensiveincome

    Forthesixmonthsended31December2013

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    31Dec13 31Dec12

    Notes AUD AUD

    Revenuefrom

    continuing

    operations 1,421,584 1,254,127

    Costofgoodsandservices sold (1,097,034) (1,078,769)

    324,550 175,358

    Shareofloss ofassociates accountedforusingtheequity

    method 5 (1,632) (32,404)

    Otherincome 2,636,290 1,154,934

    Expenses

    Auditandaccountingcosts (451,396) (35,628)

    Employeebenefits (232,224) (160,582)

    Directorsfees (132,418) (104,750)

    Professionalfees (12,177) (16,380)

    Consultantfees (105,400) (290,580)

    Depreciationand amortisation (621,392) (633,650)

    Administrativeexpenses (681,822) (716,473)

    Financingcosts (40,526) (572,451)

    Otheroperatingexpenses (10,640) (164,775)

    Profit/(Loss)beforeincometaxexpensefromcontinuing

    operations 671,213 (1,397,381)

    Incometaxexpense/(benefit) (122,319) (529,086)

    Profit/(Loss)afterincometaxexpensefortheperiod 548,894 (1,926,467)

    Profit/(loss)attributable

    to:

    Membersoftheparententity 771,442 (1,347,785)

    Noncontrollinginterests (222,548) (578,682)

    548,894 (1,926,467)

    Othercomprehensive income:

    Foreigncurrencytranslation 214,395 237,946

    Totalcomprehensive profit/(loss)fortheperiod,net of

    incometax 763,289 (1,688,521)

    Basic/diluted

    profit/(loss)

    per

    share

    (cents

    per

    share) 0.01

    (0.06)

    The consolidated statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income is to be read in conjunction

    with the notes to the consolidated interim financial report.

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    Consolidatedstatementoffinancialposition

    Forthesixmonthsended31December2013

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    31Dec13 30Jun13

    Note AUD AUD

    Assets

    CurrentAssets

    Cashandcashequivalents 5,284,078 1,565,377

    Otherreceivables andprepayments 960,849 4,619,609

    6,244,927 6,184,986

    Noncurrentassetsheldforsale 7 2,050,585 2,018,913

    Totalcurrentassets 8,295,512 8,203,899

    NoncurrentAssets

    Property,plantandequipment 57,872 106,820

    Investmentsaccountedforusingtheequitymethod 5 630,091 602,974

    Developmentassets 8 13,261,553 13,527,732

    Explorationandevaluationassets 9 57,702,631 57,405,341

    Totalnoncurrentassets 71,652,147 71,642,867

    Totalassets 79,947,659 79,846,766

    Liabilities

    CurrentLiabilities

    Tradeandotherpayables 1,418,284 2,048,759

    Provisions 72,796 49,425

    Currenttaxliabilities 484,586

    Totalcurrentliabilities 1,491,080 2,582,770

    Noncurrentliabilities

    Financiall iabil ities 3,542,081 3,274,500

    Deferredtaxl iabil ity 724,251 590,577

    Provisions 1,728,279

    1,700,239

    Totalnoncurrentliabilities 5,994,611 5,565,316

    Totalliabilities 7,485,691 8,148,086

    Net assets 72,461,968 71,698,680

    Equity

    Issuedcapital 10 66,952,804 66,952,804

    Reserves 9,316,664 9,102,270

    Minorityinterest 11 2,673,651 2,896,199

    Accumulatedlosses (6,481,151) (7,252,593)

    TotalequityattributabletoequityholdersoftheCompany 72,461,968 71,698,680

    The consolidated statement of financial position is to be read in conjunction with the notes

    to the consolidated interim financial report.

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    Consolidatedstatementofchangesonequity

    Asat31December2013

    10

    Forthesixmonthsended31December2013 ShareCapital

    Foreign

    Exchange

    Reserve

    Options

    Reserve

    Accumulated

    Losses

    Non

    controlling

    interest

    TotalEquity

    AUD AUD AUD AUD AUD AUDBalanceat1July2013 66,952,804 897,882 8,204,388 (7,252,593) 2,896,199 71,698,680

    Totalcomprehensive incomeforthe period

    Lossattributabletomembersoftheparententity 548,894 548,894

    Lossattributabletononcontrollinginterests - - - 222,548 (222,548)

    Othercomprehensive income

    Foreigncurrencytranslationdifferences 214,394 214,394

    Totalothercomprehensive income 214,394 771,442 (222,548) 763,288

    Totalcomprehensive incomeforperiod 214,394 771,442 (222,548) 763,288

    Transactionswithowners,recordeddirectlyinequity

    Contributionsbyanddistributionstoowners

    Totalcontributionsbyanddistributionstoowners

    Balanceat31December2013 66,952,804 1,112,276 8,204,388 (6,481,151) 2,673,651 72,461,968

    Forthesixmonthsended31December2012 ShareCapital

    Foreign

    Exchange

    Reserve

    Options

    Reserve

    Accumulated

    Losses

    Non

    controlling

    interest

    TotalEquity

    AUD AUD AUD AUD AUD AUD

    Balanceat1July2012 63,453,519 (99,954) 7,990,372 (7,484,407) 3,771,761 67,631,291

    Totalcomprehensive incomeforthe period

    Lossattributabletomembersoftheparententity (1,926,467) (1,926,467)

    Lossattributabletononcontrollinginterests - - - 578,682 (578,682)

    Othercomprehensive income

    Foreigncurrencytranslationdifferences 237,946 237,946

    Totalothercomprehensive income 237,946 237,946

    Totalcomprehensive incomeforperiod 237,946 (1,347,785) (578,682) (1,688,521)

    Transactionswithowners,recordeddirectlyinequity

    Contributionsby

    and

    distributions

    to

    owners

    Shareoptionsvested 164,775 - - 164,775

    Totalcontributionsbyanddistributionstoowners 164,775 164,775

    Balanceat31December2012 63,453,519 137,992 8,155,147 (8,832,192) 3,193,079 66,107,545

    The consolidated statement of changes in equity is to be read in conjunction with the notes

    to the consolidated interim financial report.

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    Consolidatedstatementofcashflow

    Forthesixmonthsended31December2013

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    31Dec13 31Dec12

    Note AUD AUD

    Cash

    flows

    from

    operating

    activitiesReceiptsfromcustomers 1,718,707 2,394,157

    ReceiptforResearchandDevelopmentRebate 3,472,291

    Interestreceived 17,618 4,361

    Paymenttosuppliers andemployees (3,050,009) (1,282,862)

    Net cashfromoperatingactivities 2,158,607 1,115,656

    Cashflowsfrominvestingactivities

    Paymentforproduction,explorationandevaluationexpenditure (432,014) (1,580,645)

    Paymentforproperty,plant&equipment (31,434)

    Paymentforinvestmentin associates (28,749) (247,978)

    Paymentfortaxoninvestmentincome (473,230)

    Proceedsfromsaleofassets 2,494,087

    Netcash

    used

    in

    investing

    activities 1,560,094

    (1,860,057)

    Cashflowsfromfinancingactivities

    Proceedsfromshorttermloans 380,095

    Net cashfromfinancingactivities 380,095

    Netincrease/(decrease)incashandcashequivalents 3,718,701 (364,306)

    Cashand cashequivalentsatbeginningofyear 1,565,377 1,080,832

    Effectofexchangeratefluctuations oncashheld 32,833

    Cashandcashequivalentsat31December2013 5,284,078 749,359

    The consolidated statement of cash flow is to be read in conjunction with the notes

    to the consolidated interim financial report.

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    1. Reportingentity

    TranservEnergyLimited(theCompany)isacompanydomiciledinAustralia.TheaddressoftheCompanysregisteredofficeisLevel7,1008

    HayStreet,Perth,WA6000. Theconsolidatedinterimfinancialreportoftheconsolidatedentityforthesixmonthsended31December2013

    comprisestheCompanyanditssubsidiaries(togetherreferredtoastheconsolidatedentity).Theconsolidatedentityisprimarilyinvolvedin

    oilandgasexplorationinAustraliaandCanada.

    2. Statementofcompliance

    The consolidated interim financial report is a general purpose financial report prepared in accordance with the requirements of the

    CorporationAct2001,AustralianAccounting StandardsAASB134: InterimFinancialReporting,AustralianAccounting Interpretationsand

    otherauthoritativepronouncementsoftheAustralianStandardsBoard.CompliancewiththeAustralianAccountingStandardsensuresthat

    thefinancialstatementsandnotesalsocomplywithInternationalFinancialReportingStandards.

    Theconsolidated interim financialreportdoesnot includeallof the information required fora fullannual financialreport,andshouldbe

    readinconjunctionwiththeconsolidatedannualfinancialreportoftheconsolidatedentityasatandfortheyearended30June2013.

    Thesameaccountingpoliciesandmethodsofcomputationhavebeen followed in this interim financial reportaswereapplied inannual

    financialreport

    of

    the

    consolidated

    entity

    as

    at

    and

    for

    the

    year

    ended

    30

    June

    2013.

    ThisconsolidatedinterimfinancialreportwasapprovedbytheBoardofDirectorson11th

    March2014.

    3. Significantaccountingpolicies

    Theseconsolidatedinterimfinancialstatementshavebeenpreparedinaccordancewiththeaccountingpoliciesadoptedinthelastannual

    financialstatementsfortheyearto30June2013.

    The accounting policies have been applied consistently throughout the consolidated entity for the purposes of preparation of these

    consolidatedinterimfinancialstatements.

    TheConsolidatedEntityhasadoptedthenewandrevisedStandardsandInterpretationsissuedbytheAustralianAccountingStandardsBoard

    (the

    AASB)

    that

    are

    relevant

    to

    their

    operations

    and

    effective

    for

    the

    current

    period.

    ImpactofnewandrevisedStandardsandamendmentsthereofandInterpretationseffectiveforthecurrentperiodthatarerelevanttothe

    Groupinclude:

    * AASB10,ConsolidatedFinancialStatements

    AASB10iseffectiveforaccountingperiodsbeginningonorafter1January2013andreplacestheguidanceoncontrolandconsolidation

    in AASB 127, Consolidated and Separate Financial Statements, and Interpretation 112, Consolidation Special Purpose Entities. It

    introducesasingledefinitionofcontrolofanentity,focusingontheneedtohavebothexposure,orrights,tovariablereturnsandthe

    powertoaffectthosereturns,beforecontrolispresent.Thegrouphasrevieweditsinvestmentsinotherentitiesandconcludedthatthe

    applicationofAASB10doesnothaveanyimpactontheamountsrecognisedintheconsolidatedinterimfinancialstatements.

    * AASB11,JointArrangements

    AASB11iseffectiveforaccountingperiodsbeginningonorafter1January2013andintroducesaprinciplesclassifiedaseitherajoint

    operationorajointventure.Jointventuresareaccountedforusingtheequityarrangements.Basedontheassessmentofcontractual

    rightsandobligations,ajointarrangementwillbebasedapproachtoaccountingforjointarrangements.Thefocusisnolongeronthe

    legalstructureofjointarrangements,butratheronhowcontractualrightsandobligationsaresharedbythepartiestothejointmethod,

    andthechoicetoproportionallyconsolidateisnolongerpermitted.Partiestoajointoperationcontinuetoaccountfortheirdirectright

    to,andtheirshareof,jointlyheldrevenues,expenses,assetsandliabilitiesofthejointoperation.TheGrouphasassessedthenatureof

    itsjointarrangementsandtheapplicationofAASB11doesnothaveanyimpactontheamountsrecognisedintheconsolidatedinterim

    financialstatements.

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    * AASB12,DisclosureofInterestsinOtherEntities

    AASB12 iseffective foraccountingperiodsbeginningonorafter1 January2013 and setsout the requireddisclosures forentities

    reportingunderAASB10andAASB11,replacingthedisclosurerequirementscurrently found inAASB128, Investments inAssociates

    and Joint Ventures. The application of AASB 12 has no impact on the amounts recognised in the consolidated interim financial

    statements.

    * AASB13,FairValueMeasurement

    AASB13iseffectiveforaccountingperiodsbeginningonorafter1January2013andprovidesguidanceonhowtomeasurefairvalue

    and enhance fair value disclosures. The application of AASB 13 has not changed the Company's measurement techniques for

    determiningfairvalueanddoesnothaveanyimpactontheamountsrecognisedintheconsolidatedinterimfinancialstatements.

    * AASB119,AmendmentstoEmployeeBenefits

    AASB119 iseffective foraccountingperiodsbeginningonorafter1 January2013and setsout the requireddisclosures forentities

    reportingunderAASB119.AnamendedversionofAASB119'EmployeeBenefit'withrevisedrequirementsforpensionandotherpost

    employment benefits, terminationbenefits and other change requires a number of disclosureswhich are consistentwith previous

    disclosuresmadeby theCompany.AASB119amendments toEmployeeBenefitshaveno impacton theamounts recognised in the

    consolidatedinterim

    financial

    statements.

    4. Estimates

    The preparation of interim financial reports requires management to make judgements, estimates and assumptions that affect the

    applicationofaccountingpoliciesand thereportedamountsofassetsand liabilities, incomeandexpense. Actualresultsmaydiffer from

    theseestimates.

    Inpreparingthisconsolidatedinterimfinancialreport,thesignificantjudgementsmadebymanagementinapplyingtheconsolidatedentitys

    accountingpoliciesandthekeysourcesofestimationuncertaintywerethesameasthosethatappliedtotheconsolidatedfinancialreportas

    atandfortheyearended30June2013.

    5.

    Share

    of

    profits

    of

    associates

    accounted

    for

    using

    the

    equity

    method

    31Dec13 30Jun13

    AUD AUD

    NonCurrentAssets

    Explorationandevaluationassets 630,091 602,974

    ExplorationandEvaluationAssets

    Costas at1July 602,974 322,479

    Additions 28,749 318,726

    Explorationexpenditurewrittenoff (1,632) (38,231)

    Costas atperiodend31Dec/30Jun 630,091 602,974

    6. Segmentreporting

    DuringtheperiodtheCompanyoperatedintwobusinesssegmentsmineralexploration,developmentandproductionofoilandgasintwo

    geographicalareasAustraliaandCanada.

    Thegrouphas identified itsoperating segmentbasedon the internal report that is reviewedandusedby theBoardofDirectors (chief

    operatingdecisionmaker)inassessingperformanceanddeterminingtheallocationofresources.

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    Australia Canada TotalSegment

    Unallocated

    Elimination Consolidated

    Revenue 31Dec13 31Dec13 31Dec13 31Dec13 31Dec13

    Salestoexternal customers 1,421 ,58 4 1,42 1,5 84 1,421,584

    Total SalesRevenue 1,421 ,58 4 1,42 1,5 84 1,421,584

    Financialincome 16,496 1,123 17,619 17,619

    Otherincome 4,132 2,614,539 2,618,671

    2,618,671

    TotalRevenue 20,628 4,037,246 4,057,874 4,057,874

    Segmentresult (1,065,976) 2,384,189 1 ,318,213 (2,701) 1,315,512

    Depreciationand amortisation (29,774) (591,618) (621,392) (621,392)

    Impairmentofassets

    Interestrevenue 16,496 1,123 17,619 17,619

    Financecosts (40,526) (40,526) (40,526)

    Profitbeforeincometaxexpense (1,079,254) 1,753,168 673,914 (2,701) 671,213

    Incometax (122,319) (122,319)

    Researchand Developmentrebate

    Profitafterincometaxexpense 548,894

    Assets

    Totalcurrent

    assets 2,357,650 5,937,862 8,295,512

    8,295,512

    Total noncurrentassets 67,059,638 4,592,509 71,652,147 71,652,147

    Total assets 69,417,288 10,530,371 79,947,659 79,947,659

    Total assetsinclude:

    Investmentsin associates 630,091 630,091 630,091

    Liabilities

    Total currentl iabil ities (253,729) (1,237,351) (1,491,080) (1,491,080)

    Total noncurrentliabilities ( 5,994,611) (5,994,611) (5,994,611)

    Total l iabil ities (253,729) (7,231,962) (7,485,691) (7,485,691)

    Australia Canada TotalSegment

    Unallocated

    Elimination Consolidated

    Revenue 31Dec12 31Dec12 31Dec12 31Dec12 31Dec12

    Salesto

    external

    customers

    1,254,127 1,254,127

    1,254,127

    Total SalesRevenue 1,254,127 1,254,127 1,254,127

    Financialincome 2,385 1,976 4,361 4,361

    Otherincome 99,130 1,110,244 1,209,374 1,209,374

    TotalRevenue 101,515 2,366,347 2,467,862 2,467,862

    Segment result (1,055,190) 861,876 (193,314) (2,328) (195,642)

    Depreciationandamortisation (13,849) (619,801) (633,650) (633,650)

    Impairmentofassets

    Interestrevenue 2,385 1,976 4,361 4,361

    Financecosts (572,451) (572,451) (572,451)

    Profitbeforeincometaxexpense (1,066,654) (328,400) (1,395,054) (2,328) (1,397,382)

    Incometax (529,086) (529,086)

    Profitafterincometaxexpense (1,926,468)

    Australia Canada TotalSegment

    Unallocated

    Elimination Consolidated

    30Jun13 30Jun13 30Jun13 30Jun13 30Jun13

    Assets

    Total currentassets 1,980,203 6,223,696 8,203,899 8,203,899

    Total noncurrentassets 49,548,027 22,094,840 71,642,867 71,642,867

    Total assets 51,528,230 28,318,536 79,846,766 79,846,766

    Total assets include:

    Investmentsinassociates 602,974 602,974 602,974

    Liabilities

    Total currentl iabil ities (523,766) (2,059,004) (2,582,770) (2,582,770)

    Total noncurrentliabilities (5,565,316) (5,565,316) (5,565,316)

    Total l iabilities (523,766) (7,624,320) (8,148,086) (8,148,086)

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    7. Noncurrentassetsheldforsale

    31Dec13 30Jun13

    AUD AUDRights RockCreekandDuvernay 2,050,585 2,018,913

    8. Developmentassets

    31Dec13 30Jun13

    AUD AUD

    Developmentassets 13,261,553 13,527,732

    Movement inproductionexpenditure

    OpeningBalance 13,527,732 13,879,177

    Acquiredduring

    the

    year

    Expenditureincurredduringtheperiod 38,416 634,084

    Depreciation/amortisation fordevelopmentassets (553,129) (1,204,527)

    Impairmentofdevelopmentassets (800,082)

    Foreigncurrencymovement 248,534 1,019,080

    13,261,553 13,527,732

    9. Explorationandevaluationassets

    31Dec

    13 30

    Jun

    13

    AUD AUD

    Explorationandevaluationassets 57,702,631 57,405,341

    Movement inexplorationandevaluationexpenditure

    OpeningBalance 57,405,341 57,559,927

    Acquiredduringtheyear

    Transferredtoavailableforsaleduringtheyear (93,912) (2,018,913)

    Expenditureincurredduringtheperiod 316,474 1,530,926

    Depreciation/amortisation forexplorationassets (7,830) (15,660)

    Foreigncurrencymovement 82,558 349,061

    57,702,631 57,405,341

    Therecoverabilityofthecarryingamountsofexplorationandevaluationassetsisdependentonthesuccessfuldevelopmentandcommercial

    exploitationorsaleoftherespectiveareasofinterest.

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    10. Issuedcapital

    Theconsolidatedentityrecordedthefollowingamountswithinshareholdersequityasaresultoftheissuanceofordinaryshares:

    Forthesixmonthsended31December 2013

    31Dec13 Ordinaryshares Numberofshares Issueprice AUD

    1Jul

    13 Opening

    balance 4,034,097,761 68,063,521

    Lessshareissuecosts: (1,110,717)

    66,952,804

    Fortheyearended30June2013

    30Jun13 Ordinaryshares Numberofshares Issueprice AUD

    1Jul12 Openingbalance 3,444,349,218 64,525,045

    Issueofsharesforcash 589,748,543 0.6c ents 3,53 8,4 76

    Closingbalance 4,034,097,761 68,063,521

    Lessshareissuecosts:

    Openingbalance (1,071,526)

    Currentyearcosts (39,191)

    Share

    issue

    costs

    at

    the

    end

    of

    the

    year (1,110,717)

    66,952,804

    GrantDate Exercisable Expirydate Exerci seprice Number of

    options

    11Mar11 26May11to22Apr13 30Jun15 $0.03 45,000,000

    11Mar11 11May11to22Apr13 30Jun15 $0.03 92,500,000

    23Mar11 23Mar12 22Mar15 $0.02 336,000,000

    23Aug11 23Aug11 31Dec14 $0.04 70,000,000

    21Feb

    12 21

    Feb

    12 22

    Mar

    15 $0.02

    35,000,000

    13Sep12 13Sep12 22Mar15 $0.02 15,000,000

    Total 593,500,000

    11. MinorityInterests

    31Dec13 30Jun13

    AUD AUD

    ContributedEquity 5,509,972 5,509,972

    Shareoflossattributedtononcontrollingi nter (2,836,321) (2,613,773)

    2,673,651 2,896,199

    12. Relatedparties

    Arrangementswithrelatedpartiescontinuetobe inplace. Fordetailsonthesearrangements,refertothe30June2013annualfinancial

    report.

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    13. Subsequentevents

    Nomatters or circumstances have arisen since the end of the financial periodwhich significantly affect ormay significantly affect the

    operationsof theconsolidatedentity, the resultsof thoseoperations,or the stateofaffairsof theconsolidatedentity in future financial

    years,otherthanassetoutbelow.

    RepurchaseofCommonSharesCarnaby

    On27January2014,CarnabyEnergyLtd(theCorporation)offeredtopurchaseallofthecommonsharesheldbydissentingshareholdersof

    theCorporationonthebasisof$0.02foreachCommonShare. TheOffertoPurchasewasopenforacceptanceuntil5.00pm(Calgarytime)

    on31January2014andwasconditionalonnotlessthan100%oftheCommonSharesbeingvalidlydepositedundertheOffertoPurchase.

    100%oftheDissentingShareholdersCommonShareswerevalidlydepositedundertheOffertoPurchaseasatorpriortotheClosingDate.

    TheCorporation,havingreceivedtheoriginalcertificatesrepresenting100%oftheCommonSharesheldbytheDissentingShareholdershas

    paidinfulltotheDissentingShareholderspursuanttotheOffertoPurchasetheaggregateamountof$69,250.04. TheCommonShareshave

    beenpurchasedforcancellation.

    SaleofDuvernayandRockCreekAcreage

    CanadianPanOcean (CPO)continue tocarryout fund raisingefforts inaneffort toclose theDuvernayacreage sale that theCompany

    announcedon

    5March

    2013.

    This

    sale

    remains

    subject

    to

    CPO

    successfully

    obtaining

    funding

    and

    Transerv

    is

    monitoring

    CPOs

    progress.

    Whilst this sale is not certain, the Boardbelieves that CPO has a reasonable prospect of completing the transaction. If CPO does not

    complete,theCompanyhasanexperiencedagent inCanadareadytocommenceaseparatesaleprocess.

    Commitmentsandcontingencies

    Therehasbeennochangesince30June2013.

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    DirectorsDeclaration

    IntheopinionofthedirectorsofTranservEnergyLimited(theCompany):

    1.

    thefinancialstatementsandnotessetoutonpages8to17,areinaccordancewiththeCorporationsAct2001including:

    a.

    givingatrueandfairviewofthefinancialpositionoftheconsolidatedentityasat31December2013andofitsperformance,

    asrepresentedbytheresultsofitsoperationsandcashflowsforthehalfyearendedonthatdate;and

    b.

    complyingwithAustralianAccountingStandardAASB134InterimFinancialReportingandtheCorporationsRegulations2001;

    and

    2.

    therearereasonablegroundstobelievethattheCompanywillbeabletopayitsdebtsasandwhentheybecomedueandpayable.

    DatedinPerththis11th

    dayofMarch,2014

    Signedinaccordancewitharesolutionofdirectors:

    StephenKeenihan

    ExecutiveDirector