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1 SPE WORKSHOP 7-8 Nov 2017 Hotel Arts Calgary Alberta, Canada SPE Workshop: Unlocking the Montney, Success Through Change As the Montney fairway continues to evolve, so too have the players. The pace of development has altered the landscape of the basin as volumes continue to grow through ongoing price volatility and dynamic political regimes in the global market. With this has come changes to technology, strategies and structure. The long-term vision for the play remains positive which reflects current performance trends, robust economics, and prudent corporate strategy and execution. Photo Credit: Seven Generations Energy Ltd. At a time of critical growth and development of the play, this SPE Montney Workshop aims to engage, collaborate and educate those involved with the play and those interested in understanding the development of this world-class resource. Corporate Sponsor

2 SPE Workshop: Unlocking the Montney, Success Through Change THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS Corporate: Notepads and Pens Audio/Visual OptaSense a QinetiQ company Lunch: Breakfast Networking Reception: Coffee Break Technology Showcase OptaSense a QinetiQ company Contributing Event Industry Supporter Media Supporter GENERAL INFORMATION About Society of Petroleum Engineers The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) is a not-forprofit professional association for members engaging in oil and gas E&P, providing resources for technical knowledge. Income from this event will be invested back into SPE to support many other member programs. Scholarships, certification, the Distinguished Lecturer program, and SPE s energy education program Energy4me are just a few examples. Accessibility Our events and functions are accessible to all attendees with wheelchairs. If you require special arrangements, please contact our staff at the registration desk. Commercialism In remaining consistent with workshop objectives and SPE guidelines, commercialism in presentations will not be permitted. Company logos should be used only to indicate the affiliation of the presenter(s). Continuing Education Units Attendees will receive 1.6 CEUs. One CEU equals 10 contact hours of participation. CEUs will be awarded through SPE Professional Development for participation and completion of SPE workshop. A permanent record of a participant s involvement and awarding of CEUs will be maintained by SPE. Documentation Following the workshop a URL containing released copies of the workshop presentations will be available to all attendees.

3 7-8 Nov 2017 Hotel Arts Calgary Alberta, Canada COMMITTEE MEMBERS Cochairpersons Jared Wynveen McDaniel & Associates Thomas McCarthy Painted Pony Energy John Aoun Seven Generations Energy Kyle Craig Sinopec Canada Michael Dembicki Seven Generations Energy Matt Desroches Murphy Oil Corporation Eric Geppert Canbriam Energy Kyle Lagran PROMORE Brad Makowecki Crew Energy Nicholas Miles Weatherford Kim Nguyen Murphy Oil Corporation Kris Petterson Hammerhead Resources Stuart Valentini Progress Energy Kris Watson NCS Multistage Chris Wilcox Encana Corporation Michael Woofter Paramount Resources Daniel Yang Shell Canada On behalf of the Montney Workshop Committee and invited speakers, SPE Canada is pleased to make a donation of $1000 to the Direct Impact Fund in partnership with GoFundMe. Donations will be used to provide relief and financial support to the victims and families of the horrific Las Vegas mass shooting. One of our committee members was badly injured in this tragedy. This donation has been made at the request of the committee, in lieu of speaker and committee gifts. For more information about the charity, visit: GENERAL INFORMATION Electronic Devices As a courtesy to the speakers and your fellow registrants, please turn off all electronic devices during presentations. Name Badges Please wear your badge at all times. It is a courtesy to your fellow registrants, speakers and sponsors. Photography and Recording Policy SPE reserves the exclusive rights to all video/audio recording or reproductions of the workshop. Unauthorized video/audio recording is expressly prohibited in the session room(s) or poster area, whether by video, still or digital camera, mobile phone, or any other means or form of reproduction. Any person attending may be photographed or videotaped, and by your attendance, you give permission to use your image in possible future marketing publications including print, online, and video. Workshop Format Workshops maximize the exchange of ideas among attendees and presenters through brief technical presentations followed by extended Q&A periods. Focused topics attract an informed audience eager to discuss issues critical to advancing both technology and best practices. Many of the presentations are in the form of case studies, highlighting engineering achievements and lessons learned. In order to stimulate frank discussion, no proceedings are published and members of the press are not invited to attend.

4 SPE Workshop: Unlocking the Montney, Success Through Change SCHEDULE OVERVIEW TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Registration Breakfast Sponsored by: Opening Remarks and Keynote Session 1: Reservoir/Geoscience Coffee Break Sponsored by: Session 2: Completions Parameters and Optimization Lunch Sponsored by: Session 3: Field Development A Technical Perspective Coffee Break Sponsored by: Session 4: Current Lifting Trends and Their Ongoing Development Networking Reception Sponsored by: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Breakfast Sponsored by: Session 5: Reservoir/Geoscience Coffee Break Sponsored by: Session 6: Fracture Performance Communication and Monitoring Lunch Sponsored by: Session 7: Field Development A Macro View Coffee Break Sponsored by: Session 8: Development Strategy Panel

5 7-8 Nov 2017 Hotel Arts Calgary Alberta, Canada TECHNICAL AGENDA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Registration Breakfast Sponsored by: Opening Remarks and Keynote Workshop Co-chairs: Jared Wynveen, McDaniel & Associates Thomas McCarthy, Painted Pony Energy Keynote Presentation: Success Through Change Geeta Sankappanavar, Cofounder and President, Grafton Asset Management Geeta Sankappanavar is recognized as an international thought leader, unrelenting advocate for woman s equality and committed philanthropist. She is cofounder and President of Grafton Asset Management Inc. and is responsible for strategy and oversight of all Grafton s business and operating units. In cofounding Grafton Asset Management, Sankappanavar helped set the strategic direction for the firm and translated that into an actionable execution plan. In less than 5 years, Grafton became Canada s 3rd largest energy investment firm with ~$1B in assets under management and is on a growth trajectory to be one of the largest energy investment firms in Canada. She has been instrumental in building Grafton into a specialist energy investment firm that can compete on the world stage. Today, Grafton is renowned for its relationships in the industry, interdisciplinary energy expertise, and high touch service levels. Sankappanavar has been recognized for her entrepreneurial skills, business acumen, expertise and leadership as a senior woman in business. She was named Avenue Magazine s Top 40 Under , was honored as Canada s Top 100 Most Powerful Women by Women s Executive Network in 2014, 2015, 2016, awarded Indo- Canada s Female Entrepreneur of the Year in 2016 and recognized as one of Alberta s Top 50 Most Influential People in TSX: PONY paintedpony.ca

6 SPE Workshop: Unlocking the Montney, Success Through Change Session 1: Reservoir/Geoscience Session Chairpersons: Kyle Craig, Sinopec Canada Eric Geppert, Canbriam Energy Understanding reservoir properties is key to successful development. This session examines in situ fluid properties and their implications, the use of Rate Transient Analysis (RTA) to derive key subsurface parameters and predict infill well performance, and production strategies to enhance ultimate recoveries and maximize value. n Presentation 1: Choke Management and its Impact on the Reservoir Ryan Hansen, Sinopec n Presentation 2: Predicting Infill Well Performance Using Rate Transient Analysis David Anderson, Anderson Thompson Reservoir Strategies n Presentation 3: Considerations for the Sampling and Characterization of Montney Fluids F. Brent Thomas, Weatherford Labs Canada Coffee Break Sponsored by: Session 2: Completions Parameters and Optimization Session Chairpersons: John Aoun, Seven Generations Energy Kris Petterson, Hammerhead Resources Stuart Valentini, Progress Eenrgy Completions parameters are discussed from a high level aggregation standpoint down to the literal granularity of sand. This session will address the work that is being done to understand the effects of various completion parameters, optimization and the evolution of completion design. n Presentation 1: Montney vs North America Completions Comparison Kaley Ogilvy, RS Energy Group n Presentation 2: Practical Applications and Considerations of Rock-Fluid Interactions Related to the Montney Formation Matt Adams, Progress Energy Lunch Sponsored by:

7 aul Nov 2017 Hotel Arts Calgary Alberta, Canada Session 3: Field Development A Technical Perspective Session Chairpersons: Thomas McCarthy, Painted Pony Energy Kris Watson, NCS Multistage Development plans constantly change in response to results attained and evolving technologies. In order to understand the impacts, strengths, and weaknesses of a development plan, operators must rapidly absorb and react to changes in performance, timelines, logistics and economic conditions. This session will explore the technical considerations, such as geology vs engineering, that impact field development. n Presentation 1: Evaluating Well Spacing and Stacking with a Probabilistic Modeling Workflow Graham Schmidt, Encana Corporation n Presentation 2: Accelerating Field Development Planning in Unconventionals through Smart Trials Kiran Somanchi, Shell Canada n Presentation 3: The Importance of a Good Subsurface SIMOPS Process Todd Zerbin, Shell Canada Coffee Break Sponsored by: Session 4: Current Lifting Trends and Their Ongoing Development Session Chairpersons: Matt Desroches, Murphy Oil Corporation Nicholas Miles, Weatherford The expedition of stimulation fluid recovery has seen positive success with the use of Hydraulic Jet Pump. Stabilization of flow and extended production time have become achievable through means of Gas Lift. The reasoning behind their success, along with field specific applications, are defined and explained. Finally, with every form of lift comes the inevitable discussion/debate of downhole tubulars. Case studies regarding this ever vital piece of the puzzle will be discussed. n Presentation 1: Hydraulic Lift Jet Pump For Frac Flowback Jeff King, Weatherford n Presentation 2: Tubular Case Studies Richard Kruger, Tenaris Borehole Seismic Acquisition Hydraulic Fracture Profiling Production Flow Monitoring OptaSen ense e _ H e _ Hydra aulic uli lic Fra

8 SPE Workshop: Unlocking the Montney, Success Through Change n Presentation 3: Gas Lift Development Considerations in a Liquids Rich Reservoir Matthew MacDonald, Seven Generations n Presentation 4: Gas Lift Applications for the Sour Alberta Montney Brendan Paton, Shell Canada Networking Reception Sponsored by: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Breakfast Sponsored by: Session 5: Reservoir/Geoscience Session Chairpersons: Kyle Lagran, PROMORE Jared Wynveen, McDaniel & Associates Understanding reservoir properties is key to successful development. This session examines in situ fluid properties and their implications, the use of Rate Transient Analysis (RTA) to derive key subsurface parameters and predict infill well performance, and production strategies to enhance ultimate recoveries and maximize value. n Presentation 1: New Observations on Structural Fabric in Montney Cores: Significance for Drilling and Stimulation James M. Wood, Encana Corporation n Presentation 2: Indirect Estimation of Fluid Transport and Rock Mechanical Properties from Drill Cuttings: A Montney Story Amin Ghanizadeh, University of Calgary n Preentation 3: What Has Fracture Modelling Ever Done For Us? Steve Rogers, Golder Associates

9 7-8 Nov 2017 Hotel Arts Calgary Alberta, Canada Coffee Break Sponsored by: Session 6: Fracture Performance Communication and Monitoring Session Chairpersons: Mike Dembicki, Seven Generations Energy Kim Nguyen, Murphy Oil Corporation Chris Wilcox, Encana Corporation Various methods are currently being employed to monitor subsurface/reservoirs and better understand the impact of completion design. This session explores case studies to understand frac performance and communication between wellbores, providing valuable knowledge that accelerates the learning curve to improve productivity and field development. n Presentation 1: Recovery Factors and Parent Child Relationships in the Montney Jared Wynveen and Briam Hamm, McDaniel & Associates n Presentation 2: Learnings From Permanent Fiber Optic Monitoring: Encana Swan Pilot Jimmy Zhang, Encana Corporation n Presentation 3: Interventional Distributed Fiber Optics - Design and Case Studies Andrew McMurray, Step Energy Services Lunch Sponsored by: Session 7: Field Development A Macro View Session Chairpersons: Brad Makowecki, Crew Energy Thomas McCarthy, Painted Pony Energy The cyclical nature of the petroleum industry presents major challenges in developing long term strategies. Successful operators will have effective plans in terms of reservoir depletion, capital investment and market implications. This session explores the different motivations and goals that affect the strategies and approaches that various operators take in development planning. n Presentation 1: A Systematic Method for Distinguishing Between Sub-surface and Engineering Influence on Well Performance in the Montney Ben Stephenson, Shell Canada

10 SPE Workshop: Unlocking the Montney, Success Through Change n Presentation 2: Modelling Montney Production from Oil-Gas Transition Zones Dave Sorkilmo, Arc Resources n Presentation 3: Keeping Canada s Seat at the NA Gas Table: Cutting Costs to Drive Montney Development Kyler Tebbutt, McKinsey & Company Coffee Break Sponsored by: Panelists: John Nieto, Chief Technology Officer, Canbriam Energy Mathieu Rae, Greater Groundbirch Area Manager, Shell Canada Slade Thornhill, Director, Development & Infrastructure, Painted Pony Energy Chris Wilcox, Manager Montney Reservoir, Northern Operations, Encana Corporation Jordan Johnsen, Director of Facilities and Production Engineering, Seven Generations Energy Moderators: Dan Yang, Shell Canada and Kris Watson, NCS Session 8: Development Strategy Panel Session Chairpersons: Kris Watson, NCS Multistage Dan Yang, Shell Canada Who is the Muscle in the Montney? A content loaded look at the full Montney. Representatives from different players in the Montney will plant the flag and claim why their company s development strategy is the best on the block. Topics that will be addressed include: key drivers, completion design, water management, export/transport, and others. Did you Know In 2016, the SPE Canadian Educational Trust was converted into a new entity, the SPE Canadian Educational Foundation (SPECEF). With the new governance structure, SPECEF has the flexibility to create new programs, scholarships and energy educational initiatives that will benefit SPE Canada members. For more information about SPECEF or to give a tax deductible donation, please visit: TM Bigger, faster pinpoint completions: more stages, more sand, higher rates and no runaway fracs. Multistage Unlimited pinpoint fracturing delivers maximum SRV with far less risk of frac hits and well bashing during high-density field development, compared with plug-and-perf. You put fracs where you want them, and you control how much sand you pump into each one, preventing super clusters that can hurt production from offset wells. Stages per well Sand per well 145 stages (Montney) 15.6 million lb (Montney) 149 stages (Montney) 16.2 million lb (Montney) 125 stages (Duvernay) 15.7 million lb (Duvernay) Predictable. Verifiable. Repeatable. Optimizable. ncsmultistage.com 2017, NCS Multistage, LLC. All rights reserved. Multistage Unlimited and Controlled Intensity are trademarks of NCS Multistage, LLC.

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12 McDaniel & Associates Consultants The #1 Montney Evaluator McDaniel & Associates is actively evaluating all major resource plays in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin (WCSB) on behalf of our clients who are leading development and pushing technology in many of these plays. McDaniel has been evaluating the Montney from the early days in B.C. to the current world class gas, condensate and oil resource spanning hundreds of miles. Our clients operate approximately 50% of all third party evaluated production. Canada Brian Hamm P.Eng. - bhamm@mcdan.com Jared Wynveen P. Eng. - jwynveen@mcdan.com Mike Verney P. Eng. - mverney@mcdan.com Steven Carmichael P.Eng. - scarmichael@mcdan.com David Jenkinson P.Geol. - djenkinson@mcdan.com Andrew Dabisza P.Eng. - adabisza@mcdan.com