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Alberta and War: The Impact of the Iraqi War on Alberta s Energy Sector

2. Topic Summary. Crude MarketsNatural Gas MarketsIndustry ActivityEnergy Investing. 3. Crude Markets. Gulf War 1990-91War in Iraq 2003Price outlook. 4. NYMEX WTI Crude Oil Calendar Day Price. US$/Bbl. Source: Bloomberg.. 5. . Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Kuwait Gulf War 1990-1991. Source: EIA.. MB/d.

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Alberta and War: The Impact of the Iraqi War on Alberta s Energy Sector

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    1. Alberta and War: The Impact of the Iraqi War on Albertas Energy Sector

    2. 2 Topic Summary Crude Markets Natural Gas Markets Industry Activity Energy Investing

    3. 3 Crude Markets Gulf War 1990-91 War in Iraq 2003 Price outlook

    4. 4 NYMEX WTI Crude Oil Calendar Day Price

    5. 5 Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Kuwait Gulf War 1990-1991

    6. 6 NYMEX Natural Gas Calendar Day Price

    7. 7 NYMEX WTI Near-Month Average

    8. 8 Total OPEC Output: Most Recent 16-Months

    9. 9 U.S. Crude Oil Inventory Weekly

    10. 10 Natural Gas Markets Supply/Demand Storage Prices

    11. 11 U.S. Gas Supply/Demand 12 Month Moving Average Bcf/d

    12. 12 U.S. Gas Storage Total Working Gas

    13. 13 NYMEX Henry Hub Natural Gas Calendar Day Price

    14. 14 AECO-C Calendar Day Price

    15. 15 Industry Activity Industry Cash Flow U.S. Rig Activity Canadian Rig Activity Well Completions

    16. 16 Industry Cash Flow and CAPEX in Canada

    17. 17 U.S. Rig Count

    18. 18 U.S. Rig Count

    19. 19 Western Canadian Rig Count - Number of Rigs

    20. 20 Canadian Well Completions (YTD )

    21. 21 Energy Investing Mergers & Acquisitions Energy stocks price performance Relative value: Cdn vs U.S. Major Independents

    22. 22 Toronto Stock Exchange Oil & Gas Stock Listings 1995-2002

    23. 23 Peters Energy 100

    24. 24 PE Integrated Oils

    25. 25 PE Small Producers

    26. 26 Flowing BOE Valuations vs. Enterprise Value per BOE

    27. 27 Conclusions Crude prices lower but above average Natural gas prices volatile but well above normal Industry activity limited only by prospect inventory Energy investing remains attractive

    28. Alberta and War: The Impact of the Iraqi War on Albertas Energy Sector

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