Going North TogetherBengt Lie HansenPresident, StatoilHydro Russia

Russian Petroleum & Gas Congress

Moscow, 25 June 2009

Thoroughly prepared for venturing north As Norway’s oil and gas industry develops from south to north we draw on nearly forty years of experience

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Statfjord

Kårstø

Kollsnes

Troll

Europipe I

Dunkirk Zeebrugge

ÅsgardNorne

Haltenpipe

Heidrun

Nyhamna

ÅTS

19791985

Europipe II

MelkøyaSnøhvit

Zeepipe I

St Fergus

Vesterled

Teesside

Emden

Frigg

Ekofisk

Status 1979The first step - 1985The second step - 1996The third step - 2000The fourth step – 2006/2007

Easington

Sleipner

Ormen Lange

Key learnings What seems impossible can be done

… and create significant value

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19962000

2006/2007

Norwegian Continental Shelf

SleipnerTrollÅsgard Ormen LangeSnøhvit

Ormen Lange - a textbook field development One of the most daunting challenges ever encountered on the Norwegian Continental Shelf

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A textbook field development

Field development offshore

Pipeline to shore

Gas processing plant on land

Subsea pipeline to UK

Gas to UK market

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Snøhvit –Pioneer in the Arctic The first offshore development in Arctic waters. The ground-breaking LNG project represents an invaluable pool of experience in the harsh climate of the extreme north

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Pioneer in the Arctic

Field development offshore

Pipeline to shore

LNG plant

LNG carriers

Gas to new markets

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StatoilHydro in RussiaProducing oil from Kharyaga

oil field Partner on Shtokman project

Phase One

Cooperation agreements with authorities in north-western Russia

Operating chain of gas stations

20 years in Russia

Introduction

Image courtesy: Sherpa Consulting

Reference case:Size of Shtokman(in same scale)YTF (BBOE) 104.65

Oil/Gas Ratio: 0.2

YTF (BBOE) 5.29Oil/Gas Ratio: 0.2

YTF (BBOE) 10.26Oil/Gas Ratio: 0.5

YTF (BBOE) 12.77Oil/Gas Ratio: 0.5

YTF (BBOE) 14.27Oil/Gas Ratio: 0.5

YTF (BBOE) 12.71Oil/Gas Ratio: 0.5

YTF (BBOE) 3.57Oil/Gas Ratio: 0.766

YTF (BBOE) 20.05Oil/Gas Ratio: 0.5

YTF (BBOE) 8.09Oil/Gas Ratio: 0.064

YTF (BBOE) 4.94Oil/Gas Ratio: 0.7

YTF (BBOE) 6.29Oil/Gas Ratio: 0.5

YTF (BBOE) 21.08Oil/Gas Ratio: 0.2

YTF (BBOE) 5.49Oil/Gas Ratio: 0.7

Russia has considerable offshore resources in the North

Strong partnership on Shtokman It is one of the world’s largest and most challenging undeveloped offshore gas discoveries. This is why we call it the Mother of All Projects

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Modultransport

Shtokman

- a combination ofSnøhvit andOrmen Lange

• Field development offshore

• Pipeline to shore• Gas plant on land for

processing and export compression

• Pipeline to Europe• LNG to Atlantic markets

Shtokman field

Vyborg

Teriberka

Greisfald

North sea

Russia

LNG

Gas pipe

Shtokman field

Vyborg

Teriberka

Greisfald

North sea

Russia

LNG

Gas pipe

SDAG

Main challenges on Shtokman phase 1Technical challenges Arctic environment Sensitive ecosystem Ice and iceberg conditions Remoteness from shore (550 km) Phase 1 design capacity (70 MSM3/d)

Planning and costs challenges Tight schedule Economics Russian approval process

Organization and human challenges Developing a new organization 3 different but complimentary cultures Russian content

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Shtokman - a combination of Snøhvit and Ormen Lange

• Securing good progress towards FID

• Strong partnership with Gazprom and Total

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The Shtokman project could spur future developments on the Russian Arctic shelf. Therefore, StatoilHydro helps Murmansk and Arkhangelsk prepare for challenges we faced on the NCS in the 1970’s.

North-western Russia – at the dawn of a new era

North-western Russia – at the dawn of a new era

Cooperation Agreements with Murmansk Region Government and Arkhangelsk Region Administration since 2004

Agreements cover supplier development, university cooperation, environmental projects and social cooperation programs

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Productive partnership on Kharyaga StatoilHydro and Total benefit from a decade of close collaboration in north-western Russia, overcoming the forbidding climate of the tundra

Productive partnership on Kharyaga

40% share in Kharyaga oil field on PSA terms

Producing around 20.000 boe/day, aiming for 40.000 boe/day

Valuable business experience with more than 10 years of cooperation with the Russian Federation under the Kharyaga PSA

Kharyaga

Thoroughly prepared for venturing north

Technology enabler as leading operator and architect on NCS

Performing challenging development tasks creates base of experience

Cooperation driven, across borders

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