The Next Generation of Reeled Pipe Lay Vessels: for Ultra Deep Water Field Developments in Remote Locations

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The Next Generation of Reeled Pipe Lay Vessels: for Ultra Deep Water Field Developments in Remote Locations SUBSEA ASIA 2012 Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Malaysia Conference 03 October 2012 By John Meenaghan VP Global Operations Rigid Pipelines

Lewek Constellation Globally deployed flagship and class leading asset Ice class deep water subsea multi-lay vessel Capable of global deployment for integrated subsea construction projects, including pipe lay, flex lay and heavy lift Among most advanced subsea construction vessels of its class Key features include: DP3 capability Multi-lay system, capable for rigid and non-rigid pipelines 3000mT heavy-lift crane L: 178m, B: 46m, Max draft: 10.5m Design speed 12 knots

Lewek Constellation - Power and Class Power generators 39,060kW Two (2)x 5,760kW main Six (6) x 2,880kW auxiliary Four (4) x 2,565kW auxiliary Thrusters Three (3) x Tunnel Thrusters on bow Two (2) x Azimuth Thrusters Forward Four (4) x Azimuth Thrusters Notations DNV 1A1 Ship Shape Pipe Lay Vessel DP3 DYNPOS AUTRO Ice Class Pipe Lay Vessel

Lewek Constellation - Key Milestones

Lewek Constellation - Construction May / September 2012 May 2012 September 2012

Vessel Features and Specification

Multi-Lay System Capacity Max pipe size (Rigid Reel Lay) = 16in nom. Max pipe size (Flexible Pipe) = 24in OD Max Flexible Pipe Lay tension = 520mT Max J-Lay Pipe Lay tension = 400mT Max Rigid Reel Lay tension = 800mT Max weight of PLET = 60mT Reel flange diameter is = 22m Reel core diameter is =16m Reel weight without product ~850mT Rigid Pipe Deployment

Lewek Constellation PLET Handling System PLET handling system: Upend and position PLET and ILTs in the workstation PLET is aligned in the handling frame to line up with the pipeline or SCRs PLET handling 8m x 4.3m x 5m Available length 35m

Umbilical / Flexible Lay Lay System Two (2) x 1250mT carousels (below deck) 6m radius chutes for routing A&R system Two (2) x 600mT Traction Winches Two (2) x 20mT Storage Winches 137.5mT A&R Winch

Lewek Constellation Carousel

Lewek Constellation - Work Class ROV s 2 x Schilling Heavy-Duty WROVs Two (2) x dedicated ROV moon-pools 4,000msw rated 4,500m main lift wire 150shp HPU TMS with 1600m of tether WROV Intervention Touch Down Monitoring

The Lewek Constellation Ice Class, Multi-Lay and Heavy Lift Vessel

Pipe Spooling & Transportation Barge

Pipe Spooling 1. Initiate & Spooling Reel #1 2. Complete Spooling Reel #1 3. Initiate & Spooling Reel #2 4. Complete Spooling Reel #2

Pipe Spooling Barge for Two (2) Reels Ready for Transportation

Pipe Spooling Barge for Four (4) Reels Ready for Transportation

Reel Load-outs 1 2 Barge alongside LC & lift full reel 3

Reel Load-outs 4 5 6 Skid reels on board LC & lift consecutive reels

Lewek Constellation Reeling Capacity ~ 64km (~40 miles) of 8 pipe with 3LPP (4 reels) ~ 48km (~30 miles) of 10 pipe with 3LPP (4 reels) ~ 36km (~22 miles) of 12 pipe with 3LPP (4 reels) ~ 24km (~15 miles) of 14 pipe with 3 LPP (4 reels) ~ 16km (~10 miles) of 16 pipe with 3 LPP (4 reels)

Limiting Water Depth for the Lewek Constellation The Lewek Constellation can install pipe in ultra deep water field developments with allowable top tensions of 800 tons dynamic

Example: Traditional Reel lay Vessel Vs Lewek Constellation (Fav Cond s) 10 inch flow line in deepwater with 3LPP Four (4) trips equal pipe length > 12 days saving excluding WOW

Typical Pre-Salt Field Developments that can utilise the Lewek Constellation Opportunity: Spooling pressured CRA pipe off critical path Reduce reel lay logistical interfaces Reduce potential WOW for the Lewek Constellation Mitigating fabrication and spooling risk to guarantee schedule

Traditional Reel lay with the Lewek Constellation Conclusions: The effective rigid pipeline spooling time is off critical path for the Lewek Constellation Spooling pipeline stalks off critical path (removing the effect of critical tie-in welds, NDE including field joint coating systems for the Lewek Constellation) Pipe lay vessel transit time is reduced considerably compared to traditional reel lay vessel as the Lewek Constellation does not have to return to the spool base to spool pipe Lewek Constellation is an enabler that can lay multiple products, umbilicals (with large UTAs), DEH, flexible (large bending stiffeners), Pipe-in-Pipe and rigid flow lines (with PLETs & ILTs) and SCRs in one trip Lewek Constellation is ideal for remote locations with a high weather sensitivity such as in the Arctic, Barent Sea, East India and many more remote locations with limited working weather or no offshore support services

Thank You! Disclaimer: This material includes forward-looking statements prepared by Ezra Holdings Limited ( Company ). The opinions, forecasts, projections or other statements other than statements of historical fact, including, without limitation, estimates of proved reserves of oil and gas, reserves potential and plans and objectives of management of the Company for financing, are forward-looking statements. Although the Company believes that the expectations reflected in such forward-looking statements are reasonable, it can give no assurance that such expectations will prove to have been correct. All forward looking-statements contained in this presentation are expressly qualified in their entirety by the cautionary statements contained or referred to in this section. Readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements. Each forward looking statement speaks only as of the date of this presentation. Neither the Company nor any of its subsidiaries and associates undertake any obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statement as a result of new information, future events or other information. In light of these risks, results could differ materially from those stated, implied or inferred from the forward-looking statements contained in this presentation.