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HomeMy WebLinkAbout214-163GLACIER March 14th, 2017 Ms. Cathy Foerster, Chair Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 333 West 71h Ave., Suite 100 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 RE: Cancelation of Permit to Drill: 214-163 Cook Inlet Energy, LLC: WMRU-08A Dear Ms. Foerster, RECEIVED mH, ij 14 2017 AOGCC Cook Inlet Energy, LLC, requests the cancelation of Permit to Drill #214-163, for well WMRU- O8A. CIE has determined the well will not be drilled. If you have any questions, please contact me at (907) 433-3808. Sincerely, Stephen Ratcliff Sr. Drilling Engineer Cook Inlet Energy, LLC (a Glacier Oil & Gas wholly owned company) 601 W. Sth Avenue, Suite 310 Anchorage, AK 99501 Guhl, Meredith D (DOA) From: Guhl, Meredith D (DOA) Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2017 1:36 PM To: Conrad Perry Cc: Schwartz, Guy L (DOA); Bettis, Patricia K (DOA) Subject: Expired Permits to Drill: 214-163 and 214-106 Conrad, During a review of the well files the following permit to drills were noted to be expired: • 214-163, W McArthur River Unit 8A, issued 4 November 2014 • 214-106, Redoubt Shoal Unit 12, issued 2 September 2014 The permits to drill expired under Regulation 20 AAC 25.005 (g). The PTDs will be marked expired in the AOGCC database. If you have any questions, please contact me. Thank you, Meredith Meredith Guhl Petroleum Geology Assistant Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 333 W. 7th Ave, Anchorage, AK 99501 meredith.guhl@alaska.gov Direct: (907) 793-1235 CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This e-mail message, including any attachments, contains information from the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (AOGCC), State of Alaska and is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s). It may contain confidential and/or privileged information. The unauthorized review, use or disclosure of such information may violate state or federal law. If you are an unintended recipient of this e-mail, please delete it, without first saving or forwarding it, and, so that the AOGCC is aware of the mistake in sending it to you, contact Meredith Guhl at 907-793-1235 or meredith.guhl@alaska.gov. THE STATE �a0 VERN0R S,EA PARNELI. Stephen Ratcliff Senior Drilling Engineer Cook Inlet Energy, LLC 601 W. 51h Avenue, Suite 310 Anchorage, AK 99507 333 Vest Seventn, Avenue Anchorage, Alosko 99501-3572 Mein: 907.279.1 433 Re: W. McArthur River Field, W. McArthur River Oil Pool, WMRU 08A Cook Inlet Energy, LLC Permit No: 214-163 Surface Location: 2222' FSL, 1847' FWL, SEC. 16, TBN, R14W, SM Bottomhole Location: 800' FNL, 250' FWL, SEC. 10, TBN, R14W, SM Dear Mr. Ratcliff: Enclosed is the approved application for permit to redrill the above referenced service well. This permit is approved subject to full compliance with Conservation Order No. 704. Variance requests: Cook Inlet Energy, LLC's (CIE) request for an annular flow variance is approved pending a successful "No Flow Test" per 20 AAC 25.200 (d) after well is completed and has stabilized flow. SVS variance and ScSSV waiver are also approved pending a successful "No Flow test". WMRU-8A's completion (power fluid down tubing/annular flow) is the same as original well completion in WMRU -8 any changes to this configuration must be approved in writing by The Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (AOGCC). Well completion must also fully comply with 20 AAC 25.265 (e) requiring an artificial lift shutdown mechanism. CIE's request to test well and vent gas is approved for a flow period of 7 days (not to exceed 1 OMMscf total gas). Conditions of Approval: 1. 10,000 psi Cameron 13 5/8" BOPE to be tested to 5000 psi for initial BOP test (see sundry 314-529 for P &A). 4000 psi thereafter. (Annular to 2500 psi - min) 2. Casing tests as follows: • 5" liner test pressure = 5000 psi (also testing 9 5/8" and 7" P-110 casing) 3. BOP Casing Rams to be tested as per following: • 5" casing Rams test = 4000 psi 4. Weekly drilling report to be submitted to Commission by email. 5. 7 day BOPE testing cycle for duration of the well. 6. CBL required over 5" and 7" casing to determine TOC and cement quality. PTD: 214-163 Page 2 of 2 7. AOGCC Rig inspection is required before operations commence (see sundry 314-529 for P & A of WMRU -8). This permit to drill does not exempt you from obtaining additional permits or an approval required by law from other governmental agencies and does not authorize conducting drilling operations until all other required permits and approvals have been issued. In addition, the AOGCC reserves the right to withdraw the permit in the event it was erroneously issued. Operations must be conducted in accordance with AS 31.05 and Title 20, Chapter 25 of the Alaska Administrative Code unless the AOGCC specifically authorizes a variance. Failure to comply with an applicable provision of AS 31.05, Title 20, Chapter 25 of the Alaska Administrative Code, or a AOGCC order, or the terms and conditions of this permit may result in the revocation or suspension of the permit. Sincerely, Daniel T. Seamount, Jr. Commissioner DATED this I day of November, 2014. STATE OF ALASKA A: :A OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSI PERMIT TO DRILL 2n AA(. 2s, mr,, OC? 10 2014 1a. Type of Work: 1b. Proposed Well Class: Development - Oil Service - Winj Single Zone 1c. Specify if well is proposed for: Drill Lateral Stratigraphic Test Development - Gas H Service - Supply Multiple Zone Coalbed Gas Gas Hydrates R Redrill DQ, Reentry Exploratory Service - WAG Service - Disp Geothermal Shale Gas 2. Operator Name: 5. Bond: • Blanket Single Well Lj 11. Well Name and Number: Cook Inlet Energy, LLC Bond No. D61212870 West McArthur River Unit-08A 3. Address: 6. Proposed Depth: 12. Field/Pool(s): 601 W. 5TH AVENUE - STE 310, ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99507 MD: 14,186' - TVD: 10,125' ' W' W�� West McArthur River Oil l , 4a. Location of Well (Governmental Section): 7. Property Designation (Lease Number): �k8 Surface: 2,222' FSL, 1,847' FWL - SEC 16 - T08N - R14W ADL 359111 FEE - GR I Top of Productive Horizon: 8. Land Use Permit: 13. Approximate Spud Date: 1175' FNL, 650' FWL - SEC 10 - T08N - R14W CIRI WF SUBSURFACE AGREEMENT 11/l/14 Total Depth: 9. Acres in Property: 14. Distance to Nearest Property: 800' FNL, 250' FWL - SEC 10 - T08N - R14W 4175 r 2640 4b. Location of Well (State Base Plane Coordinates - NAD 27): 10, KB Elevation above MSL: 145.5 feet 15. Distance to Nearest Well Open Surface: y- 2482269.66 x- 187750.68 ZonE 4 GL Elevation above MSL: 119.5 feet to Same Pool: N/A 16. Deviated wells: Kickoff depth: 12070 feet 17. Maximum Anticipated Pressures in psig (see 20 AAC 25.035) ' ,{, r' •- > ,� / Maximum Hole Angle: 45 degrees Downhole: `f Z 46 Surface:-4-4"J�'3 Yc 18. Casing Progra : Specifications Top - Settlhg Depth - Bottom Cement Quantity, c.f. or sacks Hole Casing Weight Grade Coupling Length MD TVD MD TVD (including stage data) N/A 20" 133 K-56 PE 126 0 0 126 126 Driven 16" 13 3/8" 72 Pilo BTC 3430 0 0 3, Zo. , 3,054 1,221 sacks Type 1 Cement 12 1/4" 9 5/8" 47 Pilo BTC 9712 0 0 9,712 , ` 6,825 366 sacks Class G Cement 8 1/2" 7" 26 Pilo DWCC 2,796 9,275 6,950 12,070, 8,380 151 sacks Class G Cement 6 1/8" 5" 18 L80 DWCC 1 2,486 11,700 9,872 14,186 10,125 1120 sacks Class G Cement 19. PRESENT WELL CONDITION SUMMARY (To be completed for Redrill and Re -Entry Operations) Total Depth MD (ft): Total Depth TVD (ft): Plugs (measured): Effect. Depth MD (ft): Effect. Depth TVD (ft): Junk (measured): 15536 11033 14,300 14300 10175 Retainer@ 14448 Casing Length Size Cement Volume TVD MD Conductor/Structural 126 20" Driven 126.00 126.00 Surface 3054 13 3/8" 1,221 sacks Type 1 Cement 3,054.00 3,430.00 Intermediate 6825 9 5/8" 366 sacks Class G Cement 6,825.00 9,712.00 Production 10222 7" 151 sacks Class G Cement 10,222.00 14,497.00 Liner N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Perforation Depth MD (ft): 13,300' - 14,000' Perforation Depth TVD (ft): 9,370' - 10,050' 20. Attachments: Property Plat BOP Sketch Drilling Program Time v. Depth Plot Shallow Hazard Analysis Diverter Sketch Seabed Report Drilling Fluid Program M20 AAC 25.050 requirements 21. Verbal Approval: Commission Representative: Date 10/10/14 22. 1 hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct. Contact Stephen Ratcliff- (907) 433-3808 Email Stephen. Ratcliff Cooklniet.net Printed Name Stephen Ratcliff Title Senior Drilling Engineer Signature Phone 907.433.9738 Date 10/10/14 Commission Use Only Permit to Drill >' API Number: Permit Approval See cover letter for other Number: - I G3 50- 133- aQ6 ZP -Q1 -per Date: 1 requirements. Conditions of approval : If box is checked, well may not be used to explore for, test, or produce coalbed m thane, gas hydrates, or gas contained in shales: Other: / Cv� S �. �� / j (- Samples req'd: Yes No Mud log req'd: Y N i � / - & I I G ,if- C HZS measures: Yes No Spacing exception req'd: Yes No Directional svy req'd: Y N Inclination -only svy req'd: Ye N Approved by: L APPROVED BY ) I COMMISSIONER THE COMMISSION Date: I ORIGINAL Form 10-401 (Revised 10/2012) Tfo 1a/11/11 0*0 a.Z7- 1 / Submit Form and This per)n 41 valid for 24 months from the date of approval (20 AAC 25.005(g)) Attachments in Duplicate ''_ u Cook Inlet Energy_ October 10, 2014 Ms. Cathy Foerster, Chair Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 333 West 7th Ave., Suite 100 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Re: Permit to Drill Cook Inlet Energy, LLC: WMRU-08A Dear Ms. Foerster, RECEIVED O C T 10 2014 Cook Inlet Energy (CIE) hereby submits a completed Form 10-401 and Permit to Drill application for WMRU-08A sidetracked out of WMRU-08, located on CIE lease #359111, in the West McArthur River Unit. Attached is the post abandonment schematic for WMRU-08 as well as the proposed well schematic for WMRU-08A. Additional information includes, MASP Calculation, Rig layout, BOP diagram, Mud, Cement, and Directional Programs, as well as geological summary. Rig - 36 will be used to complete this work, commencing approximately November 1, 2014. If you have any questions, please contact me at (907) 433-3808. Sincerely, Stephen Ratcliff Senior Drilling Engineer Cook Inlet Energy 601 W. 51h Avenue, Suite 310, Anchorage, AK 99501 (907) 334-6745 * (907) 334-6735 fax Cook Inlet Energy_ WMRU-08 — Well Summary Current Status: WMRU-08 is currently in the process of beginning abandonment for sidetrack (Sundry for Abandonment was submitted to AOGCC on September 25, 2014 and will precede Sidetrack/Re- Drill Sundry. Scope of Work: • Continuation of Abandonment Sundry — submitted September 25, 2014 • Run in hole and set Whipstock in 7" casing at +/- 12,050' • Mill window at +/- 12,050' MD • Drill ahead in 6-1 /8" hole section from 12,070' — 14,186' MD / 10,125' TVD • TD 6-1 /8" hole section in the Hemlock • Rig up and run 5" liner from 12,000' to TD at 14,186' • Rig up to run completion equipment • Run TCP guns and perforate Hemlock targets 1 • Run jet pump completion equipment from surface to TD per plan • Rig release from well and turn over well to production General Well Information MASP: 4,475 psi Reservoir Pressure / TVD: 4,600 psi @ 14,186' MD / 10,125' TVD Wellhead Type/Pressure Rating: Vetco Grey 13-5/8" — 1 OM Wellhead Assembly BOP Configuration: Annular / VBR / Blind / Kill Line / VRB Well Type: Producer Estimated Start Date: November 1, 2014 Drilling Manager: Conrad Perry (907) 727-7404 Drilling Engineer: Stephen Ratcliff (907)433-9738 Stephen. RatcliffgCookInlet.net 2 _ Cook Inlet Energy_ Drilling Procedure — WMRU-08A October 9, 2014 General Note: Full opening Safety Valve will be on rig floor at all times with appropriate crossovers for all pipe being run below rotary table. Whipstock — Drilling 1. 2. 3. 7. p 8. ov �,V od- A 9. Note — This is a continuation from the WMRU-08 Abandonment Sundry a. BOP Stack is N/U and tested b. Gauge run and clean out BHA was L/D at surface R/U Olgoonik F/ Whipstock M/U Mill BHA, per Olgoonik Running Procedure a. M/U mills on joint of HWDP b. M/U float sub and install float c. P/U MWD assembly Orient MWD to starter mill — Tie in to high side P/U Whipstock, per Running Procedure Slowly RIH through the BOP & wear bushing to +/- 12,000' a. RIH at 1 %2 to 2 minutes per stand b. Fill every 30 stands c. Do not rotate or work the string unnecessarily Orient and set bottom trip anchor a. Orient at least 30' — 45' above final setting depth b. Will set Whipstock in 7" Liner with window at +/- 12,070' Circulate mud and establish circulation a. Record P/U, S/O and Rotating weights b. Slack off to top of whipstock and with light weight and low torque to mill window c. Utilize 4 ditch magnets on the surface to catch metal cuttings Start milling window, per Olgoonik Procedure a. Drill additional rat hole to clear the BHA b. Ream window as needed to assure there is little or no drag c. After reaming: i. Shut off pumps and rotary (if hole conditions allow) ii. Pass through window checking for drag 10. Circulate Bottoms Up 11. POH and gauge mills for wear a. Make additional run if window is out of gauge 12. R/U Baker Directional a. BHA for drill out to be w/ Motor Assembly 13. Pick up 6 1/8" BHA: a. 6 1/8" Security MM64D PDC Bit b. 4-3/4" Ultra Extreme 1.5 Degree Mud Motor c. 6" NM Stabilizer d. 4 1/4" NMCSDP w N1 3 Cook Inlet Energy_ e. NM Stop Sub f. Ontrak (Gamma/Res/Pressure/VSS/Survey) g. 6" NM Stabilizer h. BCPN (Pulser) i. Litho Trak (Density/Neutron/Caliper) j. Stop Sub/Float Sub/ Filter Sub (NM) k. 4 3/4" NMCSDP 1. 6 Joints 4" HWDP in. Jars n. 2 Joints 4" HWDP o. 4" 5-135 DP i. Detailed BHA and Hydraulics in Baker WMRU-08A Well Plan 14. RIH to 1000' & perform shallow MWD test 15. Continue RIH to Window 16. Drill 20' of new formation and circulate and condition mud a. Perform LOT "-L-r. LcT b. LOT Procedure at end of Drilling Procedure 17. Directionally drill 6 1 /8" hole to TD at 14,186' MD / 10,125' TVD, per directional plan. a. Continually monitor ECD's while drilling and tripping using LWD equipment b. Note swab and surge pressures of tripping are excessive at this depth c. Consider wiper trips if hole drag increases or hole cleaning become s a problem d. This section will be almost entirely in the productive horizon e. Note transition zones and reduce ROP when drilling through coals 18. Circulate hole clean with minimum of three bottoms up 19. POH on elevators to the whipstock 20. Make wiper trip back to bottom 21. Circulate bottoms up 22. POH and prepare to run 5" liner a. Discuss hole conditions with CIE Engineer/Supt and potential clean out run 23. Rig up to run 5" liner qa c'D If l,-- z 7 11 a. Change upper rams to 5" and test to 6'si 24. Run 5"; 18#; L-80; DWC/C Liner to bottom a. Centralizer program to be as follows: i. 1 Solid body spiral centralizer every joint through production zone ii. 1 Solid body spiral centralizer every 4th joint there after b. Break circulation at 7" shoe c. Note swab and surge pressures of tripping are excessive with 5" liner in 6 1/8" hole at this depth d. Top of liner to be 300' inside 7" casing shoe 25. Circulate and condition hole a. Reciprocate liner while circulating 26. Rig up and test cementers 27. Cement 5" liner according to program a. Continue reciprocating liner while pumping cement b. Bump plugs with 3000 psi c. Continue pressuring up, setting Liner/Hanger-Packer, per Baker Procedure 4 _ Cook Inlet Energy d. Release pressure and check floats and un-sting from liner e. Ensure cement is a minimum of 1000' above top of highest known hydrocarbons 28. Circulate out excess cement. 29. POH and L/D access 4" DP 30. Pick up +/- 2,000' of 2-7/8" DP for clean out run 31. P/U 4" mill with 5" and 7" scraper 32. Clean out 7" casing and 5" liner to landing collar 33. Circulate hole clean -7 1/ -Ito c�c— 34. Test casing and liner lap to 5,000 psi if past 24 hour CIP 35. Change over to completion fluid using appropriate spacers a. Mix and displace with 8.5 ppg Produced Water and KCl b. After well has been displaced, filter brine as necessary to less than 20 NTU's 36. POH 37. Rig up Pollard wireline and run CBL in 5' and 7" casing 38. Evaluate Cement Bond Log a. If squeeze is needed, confirm with CIE office on equipment and procedure b. Block cement squeeze as necessary Completions Procedure 1. Rig up all surface well test equipment and test lines Ju-Z7 IY 2. Change ' 7� 31L — S L- out rams t - and test 3. Hold PJSM on handling guns, communications, roles and responsibilities a. See Halliburton Running Procedure for picking up guns 4. Plan to fire guns with 1,000 psi underbalance a. Confirm with Reservoir Engineer on expected BHP 5. Pick up perf guns to perforate the following intervals: a. Confirm perforation intervals with CIE Geologist pre run i. Hemlock at +/- 13,300' to 14,000' MD 6. Pick up completion string as follows: i. Note - See CIE Well Schematic for conformation on equipment and depths b. TCP Perf Guns with Auto Release and Firing Head c. 2 3/8" Tail Pipe w/ WLEG at +/- 13,300.' d. 2 3/8" 4.6# L-80 EUE Tubing e. 5" X 2 3/8" Hydraulic Retrievable Packer at +/- 13,250' f. Radio Active Marker Sub & Bead g. 2 3/8" 4.6# L-80 EUE Tubing h. X/O F/ 2 3/8" X 2 7/8" at +/- 11,600' i. 2 7/8" 6.4# L-80 EUE Tubing j. 2 7/8" EUE tubing pup joint k. 2 7/8" L-80 EUE "RN" landing nipple at +/- 11,570' 1. 2 7/8" 6.4# L-80 EUE Tubing in. 2 1/2" Weatherford Jet Pump Assembly at +/- 11,560' i. RIH w/ Blanking Sleeve ii. See Weatherford Running Procedure for picking up BHA 5 Cook Inlet Energy_ n. 2 7/8" 6.4# L-80 EUE Tubing o. X/O F/ 2 7/8" X 3 1/2" at +/- 11,500' p. 3 1/2" 12.95# P-110 PH6 Tubing q. 3 1/2" SSSV with'/4" Control Line i. Set at minimum of 150' below GL ii. Run 1/4" Stainless Control Line r. 3 1/2" 12.95# P-110 PH6 Tubing Pup Joint s. 3 1/2" 12.95# P-110 PH6 Tubing to surface t. Vetco Tubing Hanger EUE u. 3 1/2" 12.95# P-110 PH6 Landing Joint 7. Just prior to reaching +/-13,300', obtain and record accurate pickup and slack off weights 8. Rig up Pollard Wireline and run GR/CCL Log a. Re -space guns on depth b. Re -run GR/CCL to confirm c. Work with Geologist for depth check on correlation 9. Verify depths and space out a. Confirm final setting depths with CIE Engineer and Geologist 10. Ensure SSSV is in the open position 11. Slack off and land tubing a. Land Locator / tubing with 10,000 - 15,000 lbs compression, per service company procedure b. Note: Compression is calculated from slack off weight 12. Land tubing hanger and test seals to 5,000 psi 13. Set Hydraulic Retrievable Packer, per Halliburton Procedure a. See running procedure for setting packer 14. Test annulus to 1,000 psi for 30 minutes and chart a. Note — Annular pressure needed to fire guns b. Confirm pressures prior to testing annulus to confirm packer is set 15. Set BPV 16. Nipple down BOPs 17. Nipple up wellhead and test tree to 10,000 psi 18. Rig up and test flow lines 19. Function test Surface Safety Valves 20. Pull BPV 21. Hold Firing PJSM 22. Pressure up on annulus and perforate well 23. Pull Jet Pump Cavity Sleeve 24. Drop down jet pump and standing valve 25. Lift well and turn over to production n Cook Inlet Energy Formation Integrity Test Procedure Surface and Intermediate casing shoes will be tested to Leak -off. Prior to drilling out of casing strings, test BOPS, and casing to the specified pressure listed in the BOP Program section. Plot test and record volume required on the drilling report. Leak -off tests (LOT) are to be conducted as described below: • Drill 20' to 25' of new formation below the casing shoe and condition the mud to the same properties in and out. • Pull drill bit into the casing shoe and close pipe ram preventer. Line up to the choke manifold with a closed choke. • Begin slowly pumping fluid down the drill string at 1/2 bpm while recording casing and drill pipe pressures at 1/2 bbl intervals. • A running plot of pressure versus volume should be kept by the Drill Site Manager while the test is in progress. • Stop pumping when the pressure curve departs form a straight line sufficiently to indicate leakage into the formation. Record as ppg equivalent mud density in the IADC and morning reports. • Monitor and plot pressure drop and time after shut-in for 10 minutes or until the shut-in pressure stabilizes. 7 Cook Inlet Energy Geologic Information • Surface Loc: X= 187750.768 Y= 2482269.659 • 2220' FSL & 1842' FWL Sec 16 T 8N R 14 W S.M. • Kickoff Point X=192382.95 Y=2488804.78 • 1700' FNL 1025' FWL Sec 10 T 8N R 14 W S.M. • Top Hemlock X = 192082.77 Y=2489354.66 • 1175' FNL 650' FWL Sec 10 T 8 N R 14 W S.M. • Bottom Hole Loc: X=191632.19 Y=2489711.05 • 800' FNL ' FNL & 250' FWL Sec 10 T 8N R14W S.M. • Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska • Ground Elev: 119.5 above MSL • KB Elevation: 26' above Ground Elevation • RKB: 145.5' above MSL Critical Formation T Formation MD TVD Potential Kick Off Point 12,071' 8,380' Hemlock 13,283' 9,370' Oil (Primary Objective) West Forelands 14,052' 10,085' Marker Total Depth 14,189' 10,125' 19, l $ �13 Permitted TD should be 1_4' MD. Actual Total depth may be shortened due to mechanical hole conditions, depth of intersection of Top Hemlock and dependent on shows observed within the West Foreland's formation. Note: The above tops are estimated from seismic and offset well control isopachs. Measured depths are estimated from directional plan WMRU-#8 ST dated August 29, 2014. These depths are not refined and may be slightly modified before spud. For planning purposes, they should be close. WMRU-08A Hazard Analysis H2S has not been an issue with any of the West McArthur River Unit wells drilled to date. WMRU-08A will be sidetracked at +/- 12,070'; therefore, there is not a potential hazard for shallow gas while drilling WMRU-08A. Mill window depth is also correlated below any potential zones with kick potential from the injection well. If there is an occurrence, normal drilling and tripping practices will mitigate any well control issues. There is potential for pack off and stuck pipe while drilling through the Hemlock and West Foreland coals. When transitioning to a coal, best drilling practices will be applied to mitigate risks and hazards. It is not expected that appreciable losses will occur based on offset well data. The nearest offsets (WMRU-8) were drilled with less than 10 ppg mud weights and there are normal pressures in other West Mac wells in the Cook Inlet. The MASP is based on a .44 psi/ft gradient or 8.46 ppg assuming this well has normal pressures. Higher mud weight, good drilling practices, and well control awareness will be utilized when transitioning from 8 i _ Cook Inlet Energy the Hemlock to the West Foreland. Mud loggers will continuously monitor DeXp. Upon each connection, a flow check will be made to insure that the well is static. The major hazards to drilling this well is mechanical issues related to drilling deep Tyonek, Hemlock, and West Foreland coals. Shallow Gas As stated above, shallow gas will not be a factor on WMRU-08A, as it will be sidetracked at +/- 12,070' with all zones above behind casing. Geologic Hazards No geopressures are expected to be encountered in this wellbore. Two nearby wells drilled the section with no abnormal pressures. Coals are expected to be the only hazards encountered. The pressured zone encountered in Well No. 8 that corresponded to the injection interval is a significant distance up hole and behind pipe. Logging Plan • 6-1/8" Hole Section — Triple Combo • Open -hole Triple Combo Logging services o Gamma Ray, Neutron Density and Resistivity Open Hole Logs Baker Hughes LWD logs are to be run continuously from kickoff point to Total Depth. Evaluation minimum shall be a Triple combo type evaluation including Gamma Ray, SP, Caliper, Resistivity array, Density, Neutron curves A 1"=100', 2"-100', and 5"=100' MD and TVD log to be provided twice daily no later than 4:00 am and 2:30 PM Alaska time. Data to be emailed in .pds format and .las format to personnel on list to be provided separately. Final Data in a .las, .pds, and .tiff formats to be provided on disc to Cook Inlet Energy offices to attention of geologist in the Anchorage office, and State of Alaska AOGCC ASAP after logging concluded. Cased Hole Logs Engineers are to be provided a Borehole volume survey at TD in order to assist in determining cement volumes necessary. If well is cased for production, a Cement Bond Logue/ Cement ✓ evaluation Type survey is to be run from PBTD to shallowest potential evaluated in wellbore. A 1"=100' and 5"=100' MD and TVD log to be provided (No. of copies to be determined) after each run including both paper copies and digital data. Data in a .las format to be provided to Company man, Cook Inlet Energy Anchorage office, geologist, and State of Alaska AOGCC ASAP after logging concluded. Copy of signed transmittal form from AOGCC receipt of logs to be provided to Anchorage offices of Cook Inlet Energy. I Cook Inlet Energy Mud Logging Plan A two man mud logging crew should be on location and rigged up and logging from kickoff point estimated.to be at or near 12071' MD and logging as soon as practical following milling window for kickoff. A 2"-100' MD and TVD log to be provided twice daily no later than 4:00 am and 2:30 PM Alaska time. Logging unit should be equipped with hot wire and chromatograph equipment with 30' ditch samples being collected and sample descriptions prepared. Ten foot samples as needed, to be collected through potential pay zones. Two sets of dry cut samples are to be prepared and held until end of well. At the end of well one set is to be provided to State of Alaska AOGCC. Second set is to be provided to Cook Inlet Energy. Solids Control and Equipment Item Equipment Specifications Shakers Derrick Hy er ool Shakers Desander 3 cone desander Desilter 24 cone desilter Centrifuge TBA Drilling Waste Storage Drilling wastes will be either granular solids (cuttings), or liquids (drilling mud or water). Cuttings' and fluids will be disposed of in WMRU-D1 using the West MacArthur grind and inject facility. i Regulatory Waiver and Special Procedures Requests AOGCC Regulation 20 AAC 25.071 Geologic Information Not Applicable AOGCC Regulation 20 AAC 25.235 Gas Disposition CIE requests permission to vent or flare gas from the WMRU-08A well test for a period of 14 days according to 20 AAC 25.235 d (6). Maximum anticipated daily flaring is expected to be 10 MMSCF/D with a total expected not to exceed 20 MMSCF over the entire test. If the well is successful, it will be tied into the West McArthur production facility. AOGCC Regulation 20 AAC 25.265 Automatic shut-in equipment SSSV The WMRU-08A well has both an offshore BHL and a surface location within 660' of mean high tide, however, the expected bottom hole pressure and oil composition make it highly unlikely that 10 _ Cook Inlet Energy_ the well will flow to surface unassisted. CIE will install a jet pump completion and request a no flow certification under 20 AAC 25.265 (k) after stabilized flow is established. CIE Requests an extension of the time permitted to perform the no flow test from 5 days to 30 days after start of production. AOGCC Regulation 20 AAC 25.265 Automatic shut-in equipment SSV CIE requests permission to install the Surface Safety Valve in the WMRU-08A completion in accordance with the AOGCC approved Surface Safety Valve arrangement for the other West McArthur River Unit jet pump wells. The Surface Safety Valve will be located in the vertical run of the tree; however, the production will be taken out of the annulus. The power fluid will be automatically shut down whenever the Surface Safety Valve is closed. Attachments • WMRU-08 Current Wellbore & Completion — Pre Sidetrack Schematic • WMRU-08 Abandonment Wellbore Schematic • WMRU-08A Proposed Wellbore Schematic • As Staked Pad Design • Rig 36 Schematic and Pad Orientation • Wellhead / Tree Schematic • BOP Schematic • Choke Manifold Schematic • Time vs. Depth • Casing Calculations • Bottom Hole Assemblies • Directional Plan • Bit Program • Mud Program • Cement Program 22-May-14 WMRU-08 Current Wellbore & Completion - Pre Sidetrack 20" Conductor 16" hole 1 12 1/4" hole TOL @ 9,275' MD 8 1/2" hole Top of Hemlock - 13,560' TVD - 9,457' �a �a �a lop of west Forelands - 14,26U' TVD - 10,026' Top of Jurassic - 15,096' TVD - 10.718' 6 1/8" hole 11,033' TVD 15,536' MD /I 3 1/2" SSSV @ 157' MDrrVD; ID-2.562 "R" l OD-5.86" 20" K56 126' MD 133# Welded 126' TVD 13 318" P-110 3,054' TVD 72 # BTC-SD 3,430' MD 9 5/8" P-110 6,825' TVD 47 # BTC-M 9,712- MD 9-5/8" X 7" BOT Liner Hanger 3 1/2" 12.95# P-110 PH6 Tubing OD-4.313" ID-2.687" X/O F/ 3.5" PH6 to 2-7/8" EUE 2 1/2" Weatherford Jet Pump @-13,481' MD - ID - 2,248" 2-7/8" 6.5# L-80 EUE Tubing OD-3.668" ID-2.441" Hydraulic Retrievable Packer @ - 13,523' MD 2-7/8" R-Landing Nipple - ID - 2.188" w/ Pump Out Sub @ 13,565' 2-7/8" Tail Pipe w/ WLEG @ 13,600' 0- Hemlock Perfs--13,608' - 14,122' 148' of 15.8# Cement @ 14,300' Cement Retainer @ 14,448' 7" P-110 10,222' TVD 26# 1 DWCC 1 14,497' MD cr� WMRU-08 Abandonment Wellbore Schematic r 20" Conductor k 16" hole 12 1/4" hole TOL @ 9,275' MD 8 1/2" hole Top of Hemlock - 13,560' TVD - 9,457' Top of West Forelands - 14,260' TVD - 10,026' Top of Jurassic - 15,096' TVD - 10,718' 6 1/8" hole 11,033' TVO 15,536' MD 25-Sep-14 `y 20" K65 126' MD 133# Welded 126' TVD 13 3/8" P-110 3,054' TVD 72 # BTC-SD 3,430' MD 9 5/8" 1 P-110 1 6,825' TVD 47 # I BTC-M 1 9,712' MD 9-5/8" X 7" BOT Liner Hanger 50' of 15.8# Cement @ 13,500' Cement Retainer @ 13,550' Abandoned Hemlock Perfs--13,608' - 14,122' 148' of 15.8# Cement @ 14,300' Cement Retainer @ 14,448' 7" P-110 10,222' TVD 26# DWCC 14,497' MD 9-Oct-14 WMRU-08A Proposed Wellbore & Completion < A? ` 20" K55 126' MD 133# Welded 126' TVD 13 318" P-110 3,430' MD 72 # BTC-SD 3,054' TVD 20" Conductor 16" hole 12 1/4" hole 9 5I8" 1 P-110 1 9,712' MD I/ 47 # BTC-M 6,825' TVD TOL @ 9,275' MD r7v- 9-5/8" X 7" BOT Liner Hanger Pd 3 112" 12.95# P-110 PH6 Tubing 81/2" hole OD-4.313" ID-2.687" X/O F/ 3.5" PH6 to 2-7/8" EUE - 11,500' MD 2-7/8" 6.5# L-80 EUE Tubing OD - 3.668" ID - 2.441" 2 1/2" Weatherford Jet Pump @-11,560' MD - ID - 2.248" 2-7/8" R-Landing Nipple - ID - 2.188" w/ Pump Out Sub @ 11,570' MD X/O F/ 2-7/8" EUE to 2-3/8" EUE - 11,600' MD TOL 11,700' MD �; I s� t'�'� 7" P-110 12,070' MD 26# 1 DWCC 8,380' TVD Top of Hemlock - 13,283' MD ✓ / 1 TVD - 9,370' 5" X 2-3/8" Hydraulic Retrievable Packer @ - 13,250' MD 2-3/8" Tail Pipe w/ WLEG @ 13,300' Hemlock Perfs --13,300' - 14,000' MD Top of West Forelands - 14,052' MD TVD - 10,085' 6 1/8" hole 14,186' MID 4 i ? 5" L-80 14,186' MD 10,125' TVD 18# DWCC 1 10,125' TVD iA C m 0 N B \ A ,\ � o 75 x "0 PAD EXPA ON \ o �\ 1842' FNL OAD i0 PADOF A44 ACCESS RAD — — — MRU-08 WELL 00 * � * % 1120" CONDUCTOR AS -BUILT LOCA '00'-..M. OTT MCL" N �00 N: 2 27 ASP ZONE 4 N: 2482269.659 ��4928 S I I E:187750.768 �� •.j1/25/1.• % f LAT: 60° 46' 58.690" N LONG: 151° 44' 50.340" W ELEV. 119.5 NAVD88 SEC 16 T8N R14W / � o / �4.5 /p0 / Q� III I I it I II 16 \ 1. BASIS OF HORIZONTAL CONTROL: NAD83 US FEET POSITION (EPOCH 2O03) AND VERTICAL CONTROL (NAVD88) IS AN OPUS SOLUTION FROM NGS STATIONS KENI,TLKA AND ZAN1 TO ESTABLISH CP-1. THE ALASKA STATE PLANE COORDINATES NAD 83 ZONE 4 IN FEET ARE: N = 2487930.89 E = 1323368.869 ELEV. = 168.06 (NAVD88) \ \\\\ SECTION LINE NOT TO SCALE EDGE PAD \ PIPEWAY EXISTING IfSWORD NO. i 7� Z Z � s f 7� TOP BLUFF EXISTING G Z� WELL WMRU #5 WELL O t SCALE D 200 FEET _ Cook Inlet Energy_ AS -STAKED DACE LOCATION OOD27) MM PAD NO.5 ENGINEERING - TESTING SURVEYING - MAPPING P.O. BOX 468 SOLDOTNA, AK. 99669 VOICE: (907) 283-4218 FAX: (907) 283-3265 CgquLiirg Inc WWW.MCLANECG.COM LOCATION: SECTION 16, TOWNSHIP 8 NORTH, RANGE 14 WEST, SEWARD MERIDIAN ALASKA I JOB NO. 133094 I REV NO. I DWG. 133094 Date: 11/25/13 poi m: 1 A o g C / m 2 r^ \\ ,i'1�`\\\ �1\ 75• x 150' PAD EXPA�O� v ' 1842' FWL _ Tp PAD ACCESS ROAD �NO�00 EDGE 001, ...:...................... WMRU-08 WELL I.M. SCOTT McLANE � 20" CONDUCTOR ASBUILT LOCATION 4928—S z �� NAD 83 ASP ZONE 4 � j1/25/1�.••• N:2482035.74 LAT: 60' 46' 56.660" N LONG: 151 ° 44' 58.439" W ELEV. 122.85 NAVD88 J�ES� /c%�° SEC 16 T8N R14W / � �i-1 o Zl- 1. BASIS OF HORIZONTAL CONTROL: NAD83 US FEET POSITION (EPOCH 2O03) AND VERTICAL CONTROL (NAVD88) IS AN OPUS SOLUTION FROM NGS STATIONS KEN1,TLKA AND ZAN1 TO ESTABLISH CP-1. THE ALASKA STATE PLANE COORDINATES NAD 83 ZONE 4 IN FEET ARE: N = 2487930.89 E = 1323368.869 ELEV. = 168.06 (NAVD88) SECTION LINE NOT TO SCALE \ PIPEWAY \ EXISTING 0 SWORD NO. 1 7 Z Z 7 TOP BLUFF EXISTING G Z� WELL WMRU #5 WELL t SCALE 0 200 FEET W WELL Cook Inlet Energy_ M-BUILT 8"ACE LOCATION (NADs83) WMRU PAD No 5 ENGINEERING — TESTING SURVEYING — MAPPING P.O. BOX 468 SOLDOTNA, AK. 99669 VOICE: (907) 283-4218 FAX: (907) 283-3265 Corouliin� ant WWW.MCLANECG.COM LOCATION: SECTION 16, TOWNSHIP 8 NORTH, RANGE 14 WEST, SEWARD MERIDIAN ALASKA JOB NO. 133094 1 REV NO. DWG. 133094 Date: 11 /25/2013 : 1 03 cy- ROAD 1-,; 17Ve L OWMR040 OWMRUS • PAW NM oti--t-- bot 0 GE Oil & Gas This drawing is the property of GE Oil & Gas Pressure Control LP and is considered confidential. Unless otherwise approved in writing, COOK INLET ENERGY neither it nor its contents may be used, copied, transmitted or reproduced except for the sole purpose of GE Oil & Gas Pressure Control LP. ` I I RN o 13-3/8" x 9-5/8" x 3-1/2" 10M SH2 Wellhead Assembly, With SH2-UPR-LR False Bowl, SH2-LR-EN-CCL Tubing Hanger and A4EN-CCL Adapter Flange DRAWN VJN APPRV KN FOR REFERENCE ONLY DRAWING NO. 19SEP13 19SEP13 AE24632 COOK INLET ENERGY 13-5/8" 10M BOPE 13-5/8" 5M HYDRIL GK ANNULAR W/13-5/8" 10M FLANGED BOTTOM W/13-5/8" 5M STUDDED TOP 55" TALL, FLANGE TO FLANGE 13-5/8" 10M CAMERON TYPE U DOUBLE GATE BOP O DRESSED W/? RAMS IN TOP DRESSED W/BLIND RAMS IN BOTTOM 56" TALL, FLANGE TO FLANGE 13-5/8" 10M DRILLING SPOOL W/? 10M OUTLETS 32" TALL, FLANGE TO FLANGE 13-5/8" 10M CAMERON TYPE U SINGLE GATE BOP DRESSED W/? RAMS 34" TALL, FLANGE TO FLANGE 177" TOTAL STACK HEIGHT 3 L w a 0 a a w Q z Z 0 z 111 O J Q V / V 0 LLJ ( V 0 HH 00 N N 00 N N O 0� O W w a ry J UY z Y } O O z ° U w O z Z w CD Z 02 02 LL Z w QCE O cc LL a J C O 3V cm cc G m d O a� _ zo 2Cy O (� ) d� N �n x v LO M o C N o� � E as 3 �d aX CO(n a) Q x j h� c 0 CO -�e �~ O q� a� �a 0o x 2 _m O w �d wa c E co \ o c n� CO U N r r 1 C_ O 45 N y .0 N F- C 16" hole 4 IJIW I OM Manual Gets Valves Valve(D thru 8 �= _Cameron. 1 2 1/16" IOM Manual Gate Valve Valve Tym Cameron TYPE E — IONI Choke Manifold 4 1 AW 1 OM Manual Choke Valves Valves and e Mom_ am rAn 31/16'10M WUls M43 Rem-cW Choke J IValvea TYPE Camemn, I "7 a Q 8 .tea i 0 m u� N N � I � L C p - co C -- -- - � O °'LA o 9 9 � � m - - 3 3 m 0 ti a F a n` m en 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 o o 0 N 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 o o 0 o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (4) dW Cook Inlet Energy Casing Plan Well Information WELL NAME: WMRU - 08A ENGINEER: Stephen Ratcliff DATE: 9-Ott-14 Hole Sizes (in) Casing Size (in) MD (ft) TVD (ft) Max EMW (Pore Pressure) EstimatedEstimated Frac Grad at Shoe Range -Mud Weight (ppg) Mud Type Comments - 20" 126 126 -- -- -- Conductor pipe 16" 13 3/8" 3,400 3,050 8.5 15.0 8 8 9.8 WMRU-08 Original Wellbore 12 1/4" 9 5/8" 10,300 7,060 8.6 15.0 8.8 9.4 WMRU-08 Original Wellbore 8 1/2" 7" 12,070 8,380 8 5 14.0 8.8 9.4 WBM Whipstock with new shoe 6 1/8" 5" 14,186 10,125 8.5 15.0 9.4 9.9 WBM Hemlock Sidetrack Casing Plan JENTER YELLOW CELLS MANUALLY Casing Size (in) Wt (Ib/ft) Grade Connection API rating MD (ft) TVD (ft) Type OD (in) Burst (psi) Collapse (psi) Tension (kips) 20" 133 K55 PE -- -- -- -- 126 126 13 3/8" 68 L80 BTC 10.63 5020 2260 952 3400 3050 9 5/8" 47 Pilo BTC-M 10.625 9440 5300 1493 10300 7060 7" 26 Pilo DWCC 7.875 9960✓ 6230 830 12070 8380 5" 18 L80 DWCC 5.563 10140 10490 422 14186 10125 Variables & Formulas Wellhead 10,000 1psi NOTE Normal Pressure Gradient Gas Gradient 0.10 psi/ft --] Pore Pressure Gradient 0.440 psi MAWP = (0.80 X CASING BURST) or Limiting Wellhead Pressure MASP = Lessor of (Frac Pressure @ (0.052 X (MW + 0.5ppg SF) X TVD) - GasGRD X TVD)) or (Max Pore Pressure - (GasGRD X TVD)) MASCP = (0.80 X CASING BURST) - (MW - Backup FluidWt.) X .052 X TVD SF Burst = Burst Value/MASP SF Collapse = Collapse Value/((0.052 X Max EMWPore Pressure X TVD)-(gas gradient X TVD)) SF Tension = Tension Value/(Length X Ib/ft) Max Allowable Working Pressure MAWP = (0.80 X CASING BURST) or Limiting Wellhead Pressure Hole Sizes (in) Casing Size (in) MD (ft) TVD (ft) Burst (psi) Safety Factor Wellhead (psi) MAWP (psi) 16" 13 3/8" 3,400 3,050 5020 0.8 10,000 4016 12 1/4" 9 5/8" 10,300 7,060 9440 0.8 10,000 7552 8 1/2" 7" 12,070 8,380 9960 0.8 10,000 7968 6 1/8" 5" 14,186 10,125 10140 0.8 10,000 8112 Max Anticipated Surface Pressure MASP = Lessor of (Frac Pressure @ (0.052 X (MW + O.Sppg) X TVD) - GasGRD X TVD)) or (Max Pore Pressure - (GasGRD X TVD)) Hole Sizes n ( ) Casing Size in ( ) MD (ft) TVD (ft) Max EMW (ppg) Frac Grad at Shoe MW Safety Factor Gas Gradient FracMax Pressure at Shoe PP at Next TVD MASP (psi) 16'' 13 3/8" 3,400 3,050 8.5 15.0 0.50 0.10 2153 642 642 12 1/4" 9 5/8" 10,300 7,060 8.6 15.0 0.50 0.10 4984 2,319 2,319 81/2" 7" 12,070 8,380 8.5 14.0 0.50 0.10 5481 2,691 2,691 6 1/8" 5" 14,186 10,125 8.5 15.0 0.50 0.10 7148 3,463 / 3,463 J Max Allowable Surface Casing Pressure MASCP = (0.80 X CASING BURST) - (MW - Pore Pressure) X .052 X TVD Hole Sizes (in) Casing Size (in) MD (ft) TVD (ft) Burst (psi) Safety Factor MW Max EMW (Pore Pressure) MASCP (psi) 16" 13 3/8" 3,400 3,050 5020 0.8 9.8 8.5 3810 12 1/4" 9 5/8" 10,300 7,060 9440 0.8 9.4 8.6 7258 81/2" 7" 12,070 8,380 9960 0.8 9.4 8.5 7576 61/8" 5" 14,186 10,125 10140 0.8 9.9 8.5 7375 Safety Factors Hole Sizes (in) Casing Size (in) MD (ft) TVD (ft) Burst (psi) Collapse (psi) Tension (kips) Wt (Ib/ft) Liner Ikngth ft) SAFETY FACTORS Burst Collapse Tension 16" 13 3/8" 3400 3050 5020 2260 952 68 7.8 2.2 4.1 12 1/4" 9 5/8" 10300 7060 9440 5300 1493 47 4.1 2.2 3.1 8 1/2" 7" 12070 8380 9960 6230 830 26 1970 3.7 2.2 16.2 6 1/8" 5" 14186 10125 10140 10490 422 18 2316 2.9 3.0 10.1 SF Burst = Burst Value/MASP SF Collapse = Collapse Value/((0.052 X Max EMWPore Pressure X TVD)-(gas gradient X TVD)) SF Tension = Tension Value/(Length X lb/ft) Cook Inlet Energy Casing Plan Well Information WELL NAME: WMRU - 08A ENGINEER: Stephen Ratcliff DATE: 9-Oct-14 Hole Sizes (in) Casing Size (in) MD (ft) TVD (ft) Max EMW (Pore Pressure) EstimatedEstimated Frac Grad at Shoe Range -Mud Weight (ppg) Mud Type Comments - 20" 126 126 -- -- -- -- Conductor ipe 16" 13 3/8" 3,400 3,050 8.5 15.0 8.8 9.8 W U-08 Original Wellbore 12 1/4" 9 5/8" 10,300 7,060 8.6 15.0 8.8 9.4 WMRU-08 Original Wellbore 8 1/2" 7" 12,070 8,380 8.5 14.0 8.8 9.4 WBM Whipstock with new shoe 61/8" 5" 14,186 10,125 8.5 15.0 9.4 9.9 WBM Hemlock Sidetrack y , �t I rr �y Casing Plan IENTER YELLOW CELLS MANUALLY Casing Size (in) Wt (lb/ft) Grade Connection s API rating MD (ft) TVD (ft) Type OD (in) Burst (psi) Collapse (psi) Tension (kips) 20" 133 K55 PE -- — -- -- 126 126 13 3/8" 68 L80 BTC 10.63 5020 2260 952 3400 3050 9 5/8" 47 Pilo BTC-M 10.625/ 9440 5300 1493 10300 7060 7" 26 Pilo DWCC 7: 75 9960 6230 830 12070 8380 5" 18 L80 DWCC 5.563 10140 10490 422 141M 10125 Variables & Formulas Wellhead 10,000 psi NOTE - Normal Pressure Gradient Gas Gradient 0.10 psi/ft Pore Pressure Gradient 0.440 IpSi MAWP = (0.80 X CASING BURST) or Limiting Wellhead Pressure MASP = Lessor of (Frac Pressure @ (0.052 X (MW + O.Sppg SF) X TVD) - GasGRD X TVD)) or (Max Pore Pressure - (GasGRD X TVD)) MASCP = (0.80 X CASING BURST) - (MW - Backup FluidWt.) X .052 X TVD SF Burst = Burst Value/MASP SF Collapse = Collapse Value/((0.052 X Max EMWPore Pressure X TVD)-(gas gradient X TVD)) SF Tension = Tension Value/(Length X lb/ft) Max Allowable Working Pressure MAWP = (0.80 X CASING BURST) or Limiting Wellhead Pressure Hole Sizes (in) Casing Size (in) MD (ft) TVD (ft) Burst (psi) Safety Factor Wellhead (psi) MAWP (psi) 16" 13 3/8" 3,400 3,050 5020 0.8 10,000 4016 12 1/4" 9 5/8" 10,300 7,060 9440 0.8 10,000 7552 81/2" 7" 12,070 8,380 9960 0.8 10,000 7968 6 1/8" 5" 14,186 10,125 10140 0.8 10,000 8112 ^' 1- L Max Anticipated Surface Pressure MASP = Lessor of (Frac Pressure @ (0.052 X (MW + 0.5ppg) X TVD) - GasGRD X TVD)) or (Max Pore Pressure - (GasGRD X TVD)) Hole Sizes (in) Casing Size (in) MD (ft) TVD (ft) Max EMW (ppg) Frac Grad at Shoe MW Safety Factor Gas Gradient FraclPressure ijat Shoe Max PP at Next TVD MASP (psi) 16" 13 3/8" 3,400 3,050 8.5 15.0 0.50 0.10%' 2153 642 642 12 1/4" 95/8" 10,300 7,060 8.6 15.0 0.50 '''0.10 4984 2,319 2,319 81/2" 7" 12,070 8,380 8.5 14.0 P 0.50"""' 0.10 5481 2,691 2,691 61/8" 5" 14,186 10,125 8.5 • 15.0 ;�50 0.10 7148 4,475• '4,475 r` Max Allowable Surface Casing Pressure MASCP = (0.80 X CASING BURST) - (MW - Pore Pressure) X .052 X TVD Hole Sizes (in) Casing Size (in) MD (ft) TVD (ft) Burst (psi) Safety Factor MW Max EMW (Pore Pressure) MASCP (psi) 16" 13 3/8" 3,400 3,050 5020 0.8 9.8 8.5 3810 12 1/4" 9 5/8" 10,300 7,060 9440 0.8 9.4 8.6 7258 81/2" 7" 12,070 8,380 9960 0.8 9.4 8.5 7576 61/8" 5" 14,186 10,125 10140 0.8 9.9 8.5 7375 Safety Factors Hole Sizes (in) Casing Size (in) MD (ft) % j TVD (ft) Burst (psi) Collapse (psi) Tension (kips) Wt ON Liner Length (ft) SAFETY FACTORS Burst Collapse Tension 16" 13 3/8" 34p0 3050 5020 2260 952 68 7.8 2.2 4.1 12 1/4" 9 5/8" '10300 7060 9440 5300 1493 47 - 4.1 2.2 3.1 8 1/2" 7" 12070 8380 9960 6230 830 26 1970 3.7 2.2 16.2 6 1/8" 5" 14186 10125 10140 10490 422 18 2316 2.3 3.0 10.1 SF Burst =Burst Value/MASP SF Collapse = Collapse Value/((0.052 X Max EMWPore Pressure X TVD)-(gas gradient X TVD)) SF Tension = Tension Value/(Length X lb/ft) West Side Land Cook Inlet WMRU#8A RIG:Miller 36 BOTTOM HOLE ASSEMBLY #1 6.125" Hole OBJECTIVE: Kickoff WS and Drill 6 Deg Curve /.&10 BAKER HUGHES DEPTH IN 12,070' DEPTH OUT 14,186' TOTAL 2,116' ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION EQUIP. PROVIDER GAUGE OD BODY OD BODY ID DOWN CONN UP CONN UNIT LENGTH ACCUM. LENGTH 1 6.125" 6.125 3 1/2 Req 1.02 1.02 2 4 3/4" Ultra X-treme 6" UBHS 1.5 AKO w/Float BHI 6.000 4.75 3 1/2" Reg B 3 1/2" IF B 21.94 22.96 3 6" NM String Stab BHI 6.000 1 4.75 2.25 1 3 1/2" IF P 3 1/2" IF B 5.731 28.69 4 4 3/4" NMCSDP BHI 4.75 2.25 3 1/2" IF P 3 1/2" IF B 10.00 38.69 5 NM Stop Sub BHI 4.75 2.25 3 1/2" IF P 4 3/4" T2 B 1.44 40.13 6 Ontrak Gam/Res/Pres/VSS/Surve BHI 4.75 2.88 4 3/4" T2 P 4 3/4" T2 B 19.97 60.10 7 6" Mod Stab BHI 6.000 4.75 2.81 4 3/4" T2 P 4 3/4" T2 B 3.22 63.32 8 BCPM Pulser BHI 4.75 3.00 4 3/4" T2 P 4 3/4" T2 B 10.97 74.29 9 SDN Densit /Neutorn/Cali er BHI 4.75 2.88 1 4 3/4" T2 P 4 3/4" T2 B 17.21 91.50 10 NM Stop Sub BHI 4.75 2.75 3 1/2" IF P 3 1/2" IF B 2.84 94.34 11 Filter Sub BHI 4.75 2.25 3 1/2" IF P 3 1/2" IF B 6.00 100.34 12 4 3/4" NMCSDP 1 Joints BHI 4.75 2.25 3 1/2" IF P 3 1/2" IF B 31.00 131.34 13 Steel XO BHI 4.75 2.81 3 1/2" IF P HT38 B 3.00 134.34 14 6 Joints 4" HWDP 28.38 #/ft RIG 4.875 TJ 4.00 2.56 HT38 P HT38 B 186.00 320.34 15 Drilling Jar 4.750 2.25 HT38 P HT38 B 29.83 350.17 16 2 Joints 4" HWDP 28.38 #/ft RIG 4.875 TJ 4.00 2.56 HT38 P HT38 B 62.00 412.17 17 4" S-135 Drill Pie 16.66 actuel #/ft RIG 4 7/8 TJ 1 4.00 3.34 HT38 P HT38 B 13774.24 14186.41 18 19 20 21 Notes and omments 9.8 Theoretical Build Up Rate with a 1.5 AKO 86 Max RPM with this AKO Setting at 1.5 Technical and MechanicalSpecifications FLOW RATES: 4.75 Ultra Xtreme (105-315 gpm) BCPM High Flow Pulser (220/266-350) BHA AIR WEIGHT: MUD WEIGHTS: BHA WEIGHT IN MUD: MUD TYPE: BELOW JAR IN MUD AT 0°: RPM: BELOW JAR IN MUD AT 36°: WOB: BELOW JAR IN MUD AT 36°: Sensor Distance Information NBI: Survey: 55.8' Acoustics: ECD: 45.2' VSS(vibration/SS): 55.8' Density: 76.8' Gamma Ray: 42.6' NonMag Below: 32.9' Neutron: 85.4' Resistivity: 49.8' NonMag Above: 78.5' Caliper 80.2' WMRU#SA (Oct 8th 2014) BHA's.xlsx N F 1 U: Cook Inlet Eney Location: Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Slot: U R8 Coo Inlet Energy_ Field West McArthur River Unit Well: WMRU *8A Facility U Wellbore: U PM1trof-va hMIRUi Va Trw wNnlW era MarorcMbMNer 94 R Grfd mNAD2]/TM PLtb SP, Zonal .US Mt Measured M a roM1ronnd b Milbr 34 R NOM Rd..- Gdd noM MiNr 36R blMen Sea Lawl: taS.S Z S-W T- M NWrca oen Sae Lawl b Mud Yne-:-ausa:GM1at b aet M1et Coordirubeero NM1MMaroraadto SM Croabd r:ulrfurd on 243a Mta Well Profile Data Design Comment MD (R) Inc CL Az (° TVD (ft) Local N (ft) Local E (ft) DLS (°I100ft) VS (ft) Top of WS 12070.29 44.900 354.400 8379.75 6535.12 4632.18 0.52 7937.08 Bottom of WS 12082.29 45.168 352.400 8388.23 6543.55 4631.20 12.00 7944.10 End of Tangent 12102.29 45.168 352.400 8402.33 6557.61 4629.33 0.00 7955.70 Drop(fum 12540.71 33,112 314,550 8746.56 6799.98 4521.53 6.00 8120.63 Hemlock Target 13284.43 33.112 314.550 9369.50 7085.00 4232.00 0.00 8239.23 TD 14186.41 33.112 314.550 10125.00 7430.67 3880.86 6-0-0-1 8383.07 S--b ,t500R Easting (ft) Azimuth 27.58° with reference 0.00 N, 0.00 E I/.a2 BAKER HUGMS z 0 � ,�Nm mmMNs me m m oo� N� m o�mmH 00 + v9c n8rno mo 8 8 c �q lo Tw .off ."mm Im ao444�fl- .66 mmo m nFn'v m$ oN`; M ff 99 o 04"o �44 zzz O 7Enyrn�N ttIv � f�N Ng aQ AfP�8w� �;LmN . a Jz. 18f. 33 V c •' _2 a 8p 4mmom 'cN m�NN���eN.9 �N.-��o 3 8 ft� IMM^8 .�8 �68 ON a C > >> > > 8 �$oomNe 8N°°� S m o3�R _ N o O _ oo m _ _ e m_ e m_VO pap tppi e tppi N�� e Oi �'jpp cNl Sv SV NS' SV � e R 4 pmp e e pNp e p�p e a 2 ZZZZ Z Z_ 1mmmm ZZ _ rZr^^Z Nam ZZ_ ism ZZZZZZZ ss" Z_ se _ 9 �m2.6�� m Q Z. b mmmm cvvrO m888 S bbss oo888ee 8S o44oSNo�B `_ Qe _ V �C; oo, a e888888 888e e800888 f'om8o8eo ooe$eomm8f �^ 8 � fvH rNNN NmNmi�N ^�NNmNNmRm � M, Rm�BM� m�e� O V O O R P Y O O V O C< O e N N N mNmml e Y o V N N Otp NtO a`0 f4�mfye`me�[Ni00miNO m on 6 .(� . 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Ref Wellbore: WMRU #8A Plan Ref Wellnath: WMRU #8A Vers#2 Start MD Iftl End MD Iftl Positional Uncertainty Model Log Name/Comment Wellbore 145.50 3379.29 aviTrak (SAG, MagCorr) WMRU #8 3379.29 5502.29 aviTrak (SAG, MagCorr) WMRU #8 5502.29 9674.29 aviTrak (SAG, MagCorr) WMRU #8 9674.29 12070.29OnTrak (SAG, MagCorr) WMRU #8 12070.29 14186.41 jOnTrak (SAG) WMRU #8A Plan @:i ceB _ , Cook inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 3 of 37 jrP,--- 'A ils BAKER FIYQri#S REFERENCE WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD CALCULATION RANGE & CUTOFF From: 26.00ft MD ITo: 14186.41ft MD IC-C Cutoff: (none) I OFFSET WELL CLEARANCE SUMMARY (17 Offset Wellpaths selected) Ellipse separations calculated in Closest Approach plane C-C Clearance Distance ACR Ellipse Separation Distance Ref Min C-C Diverging Ref MD of Min Min EII Sep ACR Offset Offset Offset Offset Offset MD Clear Dist from MD Min Ell Sep Ell Sep Dvrg from Status Facility Slot Well Wellbore Wellpath Iftl IN Ift] Ift] IN Iffl jj� WMRU #7MRU WMRU-07 WMRU-07 WMRU-07 (AWP) <0- 1 4009> 12958.55 70.50 12958.55 13039.38 13039.38[FAIL WMRU WMRU WMRU #8 WMRU #8 NaviTrak MWD<265-9675'>OnTrak 12070.29 0.00 12070.29 12076.64 12126.00 FAIL #8 MWD<9810-15536'> WMRU #SMRU WMRU-05 WMRU-05 WMRU-05 (AWP) <0-14450> 12070.29 817.61 12070.29 12070.29 328.89 12070.29 PASS WMRU !6 WMRU-06 WMRU-06 WMRU-06 (AWP) <0-14962> 12070.29 1169. 12070.29 12070.29 831.75 12070.29 PASS WMRU;,#WMRU ;WMRU-02B WMRU-02B WMRU-02B (6843-14490) 12070.29 1339.06 ------r T 12070.29 894.84 _ 12070.29 12070.29 PASS ' WMRU FWMR-U- WMRU -03 WMRU-03 WMRU-03 AWP <0-15388> 12070.29 1438.13 12070.29 12070.29 955.40 12070.29 PASS WMRU WMRU #3 WMRU- 03ST WMRU-03ST WMRU-03ST (AWP) <13795-15450> 12070.29 1438.13 12070.29 12070.29 955.40 12070.29 PASS WMRU WMRU #7 WMRU- 07ST WMRU-07ST WMRU-07ST (AWP) <4987-14273> 12070.29 1383.81 12070.29 12070.29 1208.01 13526.00 PASS WMRU WMRU #2 WMRU-02B WMRU-02B PBl WMRU-02B PBI <6889-11406.47> 12070.29 1744.91 12070.29 12070.29 1375.56 12070.29 PASS WMRU#1 WMRU WMRU- ff 01A MRU-01A WMRU-01A(AWP)<10259-14200> 12070.29 1877.79 12070.29I 12070.29i1392.52 12070.29 PASS 1 WMRU-Oi -- WMRU-01 (AWP) <0- 1 3742> 12070.29 2257-41 12070.29 12070.29 1798.73 12070.29 PASS WMRU WMRU WMRU-01 WMRU WMRU #2 WMRU- 02A WMRU-02A WMRU-02A (AWP) <0-13425) 12070.29 2357.21 12070.29 12079.80 1945.40 12079.80 PASS WMRU Sword 1 Sword 1 PB Sword 1 PBl Sword 1 PBI (AWP) <0-16503> 12070.29 2922.08 12070.29 12070.29 2722.21 12070.29 PASS WMRU Sword 1 Sword 1 Sword 1 Sword I (AWP) <0-18475> 12070.29 2970.15 12070.29 12070.29 2761.88 12070.29 PASS WMRU1WMRU. RU-02 1WMRU-02 f VMRU-02 (AWP) <0- 1 0548> 12070 f4249.49 12070.29I ,. 12070.293852.29 12070.29 PASS WMRU-02B WMRU #ZMRU WMRU-02B PBZ WMRU-02B PB2 <6888-7223> 12070.29 5414.73 12070,29 12070.29 52, 4 46 12070.29 PASS WMRU #4 WMRU-04 WMRU-04 WMRU-04 (AWP) <0-11903> 12070.29 8579.88 12070.29 12070.29 8354.02 12970.29 [PASS Eit MB _ l Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 4 of 37 BAKER NuGHEs REFERENCE Operator WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD CLEARANCE DATA - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-07 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-07 (AWP) <0-14009> Facility: WMRU Slot: WMRU #7 Well: WMRU-07 Threshold Value=0.00 ft t = interpolated/extrapolated station Ref MD Ref TVD Ref North Ref East Offset MD Onset TVD Offset North Offset East Horiz C-C ACR Ellipse ACR Ift] IN IH] Iftl IN Ift] Ift] IN Bearing Clear Dist MASD Sep Status 101 IN IN lrtl 12070.29 8379.75 6535.12 4632.181 11933.17 8581.46 6486.10 4285.94 261.94 403.69 3o_o_756F_iO3.l3j PASS 12082.29 8388.23 6543.55 4631.20 11942.85 8588.57 6491.75 4289.27? 261.39 399.671 297.94 101.73 PASS 12102.29 8402.33 6557.61 4629.33 11958.92 8600.43 6501.12 4294.76 260.42 392.90 293.26 99.64 PASS 12170.29t 8451.35 6604.02 4621.29 12010.12 8638.58 6530.81 4311.61 256.70 369.21 275.91 93.30 PASS 8527.00 6666.88 4603.50 6574.01 4334.02 250.98 331.07 247.82 83.25 PASS .. 12370.29t 860 6.141 6722.72' 4578.79 12160.191 8753.44 6617.83, 4353.35 245.05i 289.00J 216.96 72.04 PASS 12470.29t 8687.89 6770.91 4547.42' 12236.26 8812.63 6662.881 4369.24 238.77 242.86 183.06 59.79 PASS 12540.71 8746.561 6799.9814 4521.53: 12291.04` 8855.40 6695.841 4378.44 233.951 207.761 156.95 50.81 PASS 12570.29t 8771.33 6811.32 4510.01 12314.23 8873.51 6709.9T 4381.85 231.65 192.731 144.92 47.81 PASS 3670.29t W5M 0�49&4- 447108 12394.99 8936.57 �759.41 4391y62 221.37 145.24 101.13 44.11 PAST 12770.29t 8938.851 6887.96 4432.15� 12478.13 9001.70 6810.61 4398.41 203.57 105.22 121.16 -15.94 FAIL 12870.29t 9022.61 6926.29 4393.22� 12565.85 9070.82 6864.58 4399.87 173.86 78.58 270.82-192.24i FAIL 12958.55t 9096.54 6960.11 4358.86', 12647.36 9135.07 6914.61 4396.49 140.41 70.50 403.61-333.11 r FAIL _ 12970.29t 9106.37 6964.61 4354.291 12658.11' 9143.54 6921.201 439_5.82 136.27 70.64 416.21-345.58r, FA _ 1039. j 9164.24 6991.09 4327.46 12722.64 9194.30 6960.78 4391.18 I15.42 76.75 451.48-374.73 FA_I_L_ 13070.29t 9190.14' 7002.93 4315.36 12751.139216.681 6978.25' 4388.95 108.541 82.031 452.02-369.99 FAIL_ 9273.90 7041.26 4276.43 12843.91 9289.74 7034.98 4381.76 93.41 106.70 423.76-317.05 FAIL _13170.29t _ 13270.29t 9357.66 7079.59 423750 12939.07 9366.93r 7089.891 4372.67 85.64 135.87 393.02-257.15 FAIL 13284.43 9369.50 7085.00' 4232.00 12952.26 9377.71 f 7097.36 4371.36 84.93 140.15' 389.95-249.80 FAIL 13370 _ 329j 944�1 42 7117.90 4198.58 13032,931 373.94-207.01 FAIL09 9443.66 7142.75 4363.63 81.44 166.. _ 13470.29t 9525.18 7156.23 4159.65. 13126.38' 9521.66 7193.91 4354.87 79.08 198.85 363.15-164.30 FAIL _ 13570.29tj 9608.94 7194.55 4120.72 13220.59 9599.93 7245.621 4346.191 77.241 231.36 354.89-123.53 FAIL 13670.29tl 9692.70 7232.87 4081.79 13314.161 9677.67 7297.011 4337.821 75.941 264.37 349.561 -85.19 FAIL 13770.29t, 9776.46 7271.20 4042.86 13407.87 9756.79 7346.627 4330.08 75.291 297.61 348.19 -50.58 FAIL 13870.29t 9860.22 7309.52 4003.93 13500.72 9836.17 7394.30 4323.19 75.13 331.20 349.83 -18.62 FAIL 13970.29tj 9943.981 7347.84 3965.00, 13595.59; 9918.331 7441.31 3926 07; 13693.60 10005.88 7484.93 3887.14 13786.441 10091.56' 7520.38 3880.86 13800.55 10104.751 7525.35 4316.981 4311.23 75.13111 365.09 352.56 12.53 PASS 75.62� 398.22 358.39 39.84 PASS 77.13 430.96 369.99 60.97 PASS 77.45 436.34 372.27 64.07 PASS 14070.29t 10027.74[ 7386.17 14170.29t 10111.50r 7424.49 4306.82 14186.41 10125.00 7430.67 4306.33 ea 000 _ Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 5 of 37 Fe pp -_- 'A Fag BAKER N116HE5 REFERENCE WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from JWMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD POSITIONAL UNCERTAINTY - Offset Wellbore: WMRt1-07 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-07 (AWP) <0-14009> Slot Surface Uncertainty @1SD Horizontal 10.000ft lVertical 10.000ft Facility Surface Uncertainty @1SD Horizontal 10.000ft lVertical 10.000ft HOLE & CASING SECTIONS - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-07 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-07 (AWP) <0-14009> String/Diameter Start MD Ift] End MD Ift] Interval IN Start TVD Ift] End TVD [ft] Start N/S IN Start E/W IN End N/S IN End E/W IN 20in Conductor 0.00 120.00 120.00 43.50 76.50 414.44 -299.46 414.38 -299.48 13.375in Casing Surface 0.00 1987.00 1987.00 -43.50 1921.64 414.44 -299.46 455.35 -262.03 9.625in Casing Intermediate 0.00 6536.00 6536.00 -43.50 5021.01 414.44 -299.46 1215.62 380.57 WELLPATH COMPOSITION - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-07 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-07 (AWP) <0-14009> Start MD Ift l End MD IN Positional Uncertainty Model Log Name/Comment Wellbore 0.00 1813.00 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-07 MWD (183-1813) WMRU-07 1813.00 6902.00 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-07 MWD (1905-6902) WMRU-07 6902.00 14009.00 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-07 MWD (6995-14009) WMRU-07 OFFSET WELLPATH MD REFERENCE- Offset Wellbore: WMRU-07 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-07 (AWP) <0-14009> MD Reference: Original Rig WMRU#7 (RT) Offset TVD & local coordinates use Reference Wellpath settings (See WELLPATH DATUM on page I of this report) Ellipse Start MD 119.50ft ea MB _ Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 6 of 37 Few io, k 2 IMKER MU6NES REFERENCE WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD CLEARANCE DATA - Offset Wellbore: WMRU #8 Offset Wellpath: NaviTrak MWD<265-9675'>OnTrak MWD<9810-155361> Facility: WMRU Slot: WMRU #8 Well: WMRU #8 Threshold Value=0.00 ft t = interpolated/extrapolated station Ref MD Ref TVD Ref North Ref East Offset MD Offset TVD Offset North Offset East Horiz C-C ACR Ellipse ACR 1111 lftl lftl [ftl lftl lftl IN Iftl Bearing Clear Dist MASD Sep Status 12070.29 1 8379.751 6535.121 4632.18 12070.29 8379.751 6535.121 4632.181 228.81 0.00 0.00 0.00 PASS_ 12076.64tl 8384.241 6539.581 4631.70 12076.64 8384.25 6539.581 4631.74 97.51 0.041 12.54 -13.13 FAIL 12082.29 1 8388.23 6543.55 4631.20 12082.29 8388.25 6543.53 4631.34 95.70 0.14 4.16 -4.02 FAIL 12102.29 8402.33 6557.61 4629.331, 12102.2_9 8402.48 6557.52 4629.90 9_9.01 0.6_0 9.82 -9.22 FAIL_ 12170.29t 8451.35 6604.02 4621.291 ` 2170.24 8451.19' 6604.59 04.53' 80.03 3.30 I A 12270.29t 8527.00 6666.88, 4603.50 f12366.85 2269.59 8522.88 6672.83j 4615.911 64.38j 14.37 9.29 5.08 PASS 12370.29t 8606.14 6722.72 4578.79 E8593.19 6739.55 4607.93 59.99 36.07 14.14 21.93 PASS 12470.29t 8687.89 6770.91 4547.42r2461.04661.34 6804.22 4601.21 58.23 68.61 18.40 50.21 PASS 12540.71 8746.56 6799.98 4521.53 12525.27 8707.81 6848.35 4� 596.81 57.28 97.51 21.02- 76.49 PASS 12570.29t 8771.33 6811.32 4510.01 12551.81 8727.01 6866.58 4594.97 56.96 110,,62 21.96 88.66 PASS 12670.29t 8855.09 6849.64 4471.08 12641.94 8792.25 6928.43 4588.60 56.16 154.8225.03, 129.79 PASS . -- -- _ -__ -. _ _ ._. __._. - - . 12770.29t 8938.85 6887.96 4432.15 12733.32 8858.53 6990.961 4581.68 55.44 198.54 28.26 170.28 PASS 12870.29t, 9022.61 6926.291 4393.22 12825.19 8925.15 777053.73 4573.761 54,781 241.52 31.58 209.94 PASS 12970.29t 9106.37 6964.611 4354.29 12914.21 8989.50 7114.68 4565.521 54. 11 284.24 34.801 249.441 PASS 13070.29t 9190.14 7002.93 4315.36 13002. 44 9 553.68 7175.51 4558.27 54.61 327.73 38.10 289.64 PASS 13170.29t 9273.90 _ . - - 7041.26 4276.431 13093.82I 9119.34 7237.89 4550.71 54.36 371.191 41.50 329.69' PASS 13270.29t 9357.66 7079.58 4237.50 13184.72 9184.93 7300.32 4542.76 g4.13f 414.421444.92 369.50 PASS 13 884.43 9369.501 7085.00 4232.001 13197.491 9194.14 7309.09 4541.63 54.1 I 420.52 45.40' 375.12 PASS 13370.29t 9441.421 7117.90 4198.58, 13274.42 9249.65 7361.92' 4534.84 54.03 457.60 48.32 409.28 PASS 13470.2 " 9525.18 7156.23 4159,65 13361.96 9312.79._ 7422.10 _ 4527.48 54.14 501.10 51.66 449.44 PASS 13570.29t 9608.94, 7194.55 ...-..4120.72 13450.12, 9376.54 7482.65 4520.84 54.25545.08 55.04 490.04, PASS 13670.29t 9692.701 7232.87 4081.79 13554.44 9453.72 7552.49 4514.09 53.52 588.35 59.07 329.271 PASS 13770.29t 9776..461 7271.20 4042.86 13655.12 9529.83 7617.98 4506.75 53.22 629.50 62.861 566.641 PASS 13870.29t 9860.221 7309.52 4003.93 13761.58 9613.16 7683.881 4499.97 52.96; 668.76' 66.871 601.89 PASS 13970.29t 4943.08 7347.84 3965.00 13856.12 9690.31 7738.38 4496.64 T T 706.76 70.55 636.21 PASS _ _ _ 14170.29t, 10111.501 7424.493887.14 14012.35 9819.92 7825.57 4498 4 56.7 1 787.12 73.40 672.63 PASS 14070.29t 10027.74 7386.17 3926.07 13931.58 9752.84 7780.61 4498.42 56.73� 787.12 76.55 710.57 PASS 14186.41 1 10125.001 7430.671 3880.861 14025.381 9830.73 7832.81 4498.85 56.951 793.861 77.051 716.811 PASS Ea WB _ Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 7 of 37 FeAA P Pau BAKER NY6NE5 REFERENCE WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD POSITIONAL UNCERTAINTY - Offset Wellbore: WMRU #8 Offset Wellpath: NaviTrak MWD<265-9675'>OnTrak MWD<9810-155361> Slot Surface Uncertainty @1SD lHorizontal 10.000ft lVertical 10.000ft Facility Surface Uncertainty @1SD IHorizontal 10.000ft lVertical 10.000ft WELLPATH COMPOSITION - Offset Wellbore: WMRU #8 Offset Wellpath: NaviTrak MWD<265-9675'>OnTrak MWD<9810-155361> Start MD Ift] End MD Ift] Positional Uncertainty Model Log Name/Comment Wellbore 26.00 3379.29 NaviTrak (SAG, MagCorr) NaviTrak MWD<265 - 34365 WMRU #8 3379.29 5502.29 NaviTrak (SAG, MagCorr) NaviTrak MWD<3509 - 55035 WMRU #8 5502.29 9674.29 NaviTrak (SAG, MagCorr) NaviTrak MWD<5602 - 96755 WMRU #8 9674.29 13546.29 1 OnTrak (SAG, MagCorr) OnTrak MWD< 9810 - 135475 WMRU #8 13546.29 14569.29 OnTrak (SAG, MagCorr) OnTrak MWD<13643 - 14600'> WMRU #8 14569.29 1 15535.29 OnTrak (SAG, MagCorr) OnTrak MWD<14673 - 155365 WMRU #8 OFFSET WELLPATH MD REFERENCE - Offset Wellbore: WMRU #8 Offset Wellpath: NaviTrak MWD<265-9675'>OnTrak MWD<9810-155361> MD Reference: Miller 36 (RT) Offset TVD & local coordinates use Reference Wellpath settings (See WELLPATH DATUM on page I of this report) Ellipse Start MD 112070.29ft EO CeB _J s Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 8 of 37 BAKER 41U6FE5 REFERENCE WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD CLEARANCE DATA - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-05 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-05 (AWP) <0-14450> Facility: WMRU Slot: WMRU #5 Well: WMRU-05 Threshold Value=0.00 ft t = interpolated/extrapolated station Ref MD Ref TVD Ref North Ref East Offset MD Offset TVD Offset North Offset East Horiz C-C ACR Ellipse ACR Iftl IN IN Iftl IN Iftl IN Iftl Bearing Clear Dist MASD Sep Status N IN IfIl IN 12070.29 1 8379.75 6535.12 4632.18 12076.72 8378.501 5965.10F 5218.33 134.20 817.61 488.73 328.89 PASS 12082.29 1 8388.23 6543.551 4631.20 12086.54 8384.64 5970.60 5223.69 134.0:41 824.21 489.26 334.95 PASS 12102.29 1 8402.33 6557.611 4629.33 12102.79 8394.80 5979.68 5232.52 133.771 835.40 490.12 345.28 PASS 12170.29t 8451.35 6604.02' 4621.29 12157.19 8428.94 6010.10 5262.01 132.83 873.93 492.88 381.06 PASS 12270.29t 8527.00 6666.88 4603.50 12239.45' 8480.62 6056.39 5306.1. 12370.29t 1 8606.141 6722.721 4578.79 12306.331 8522.491.6094.40 5341.90 129.47 992.031 498.52 493.511 PASS 12470.29fl 8687.89 6770.91 4547.42 12365.96 8559.661 6128.23 5373.99 127.87 1054.841 498.96 555.881 PASS 12540.71 1 8746.561 6799.981 4521.53! 12414.47 8589.91 6155.90 5399.93 126.25 1100.44 499.02 601.421 PASS 12570.29t 8�33' 6811.327 45 1 00.01 12-b4.201 8602.23 6167.22 5410.39 125.58 11 19.88 498.84 6 PASS 12670.29t 8855.09 6849.64 4471.08 12478.50 8629.76 6192.76 5433.88 124.31 1187.12 496.55 690.57 PASS 12770 29t 8938.85 6887.96. 4432.15, 12527.40. 8659.72 6221.00 5460.27, 122.97 1256.89, 494.13; 762.7T PASS 12870.29tl 9022.61 6926.29 4393.22 12584.82 8694.81 6254.20 5491.311 121.47 028.5 11 92.01 U36.501 PASS 12970.29t 9106.37 6964.61 4354.29 12652.51 8735.96 6293.97 5527.46 119.76 1401.181 490.311 910.871 PASS 13070.29t 9190.14 7002.93 4315.36 12695.99 8762.13 6319.80 5550.67 118.94 1475.071 487.251 987.821 PASS 12740.61` 8788.42 6345.46 5574.38 118.18 1550.42 484.25 1066.16 PASS 13270.29t 9357.66 7079.58 4237.50 12783.16 8814.01 6371.59 5597.821 117.50 1627.04 481.321 1145.72 PASS 13284.43 9369.50 7085.001 4232.001 12789. 191 8817.581 6375.17 5601.11 117.41 1637.96 480.91 1157.05 PASS 13370.29t 9441.42 7117.90 4198.58 12825.45 8838.93 6396.71 5620.981 116.89 1704.80 478.48 1226.32 PASS 13470.29t' 9525.18' 7156.23 4�!. 12866.90 8863.20 6421.3 2 5643.86 1 16.34 1783.59 475.66! 1307.93� PASS 13570.29t 9608.94 7194.55 4120.72 12906.99 8886.51 . _;A445.13 5666.17 115.87 1863.32 473.00 1390.31 PASS 13670.291- 9692.70 7232.87 4081.79 12944.30 8907.82, 6467.48 5687.10 115.49 1943.94 470.28 1473.66 PASS 7271.20 4042.86 12986.76 8931.541 6493.23 5711_12 115.00 2025.40 467.93 1557.47 PASS 13870.29t 9860.22` 7309.52 4003.931 13061.85 8973.731 6538.92 5753.2- 113.781 2107.06 467.24 1639.821 PASS 13970.29t' 9943.98 7347.84[- 39-65.001 13299.87 9115.941 6684.471 5876.461 109.141 2186.19 472.46 1713.73 PASS 14076 29t 10027.74 7386.17 3926.01 13349.54 9146.51 6715.37 5900.51 108.77 2263.84 471.04 1792.80 PASS t1 10111.501 7424.49) 3887.I4 13404.77 99.180.r 6749.85 5927.36 108.301 2341.971 469.89 1872.08 PASS 14186.41 10125.00 7430.67 3880.861 13414.951 9186.51 6756.201 5932.31, 108.201 2354.591 469.76i 1884 831 PASS EN ceB Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 9 of 37 N 'P AA G BAKER NuGHEs WELLPATHREFERENCE 1 Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD POSITIONAL UNCERTAINTY - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-05 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-05 (AWP) <0-14450> Slot Surface Uncertainty @ISD lHorizontal 10.000ft Vertical 0. 000ft Facility Surface Uncertainty @ISD lHorizontal 10.000ft lVertical 10.000ft HOLE & CASING SECTIONS -Offset Wellbore: WMRU-05 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-05 (AWP) <0-14450> String/Diameter Start MD IN End MD IN Interval Iftl Start TVD IN End TVD Iftl Start N/S Ift] Start E/W IN End N/S IN End E/W Iftl 20in Conductor 0.00 103.00 103.00 -43.50 59.50 -103.59 66.28 -103.48 66.31 13.375in Casing Surface 0.00 2204.00 2204.00 -43.50 2097.26 -103.59 66.28 -7.47 132.90 9.625in Casing Intermediate 0.00 6638.00 6638.00 -43.50 4969.61 -103.59 66.28 774.64 789.33 E625in Liner 66 28.00 12858.001 6230.001 4963.651 8832.011 772.751 787.771 1903.811 1751.88 5.5in Liner 1 12848.00 14443.001 1595.001 8826.161 9786.201 1902.001 1750.201 2200.261 1998.11 WELLPATH COMPOSITION -Offset Wellbore: WMRU-05 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-05 (AWP) <0-14450> Start MD IN End MD Iftl Positional Uncertainty Model Log Name/Comment Wellbore 0.00 2132.00 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-05 MWD (115-2132) WMRU-05 2132.00 6612.00 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-05 MWD (2216-6612) WMRU-05 6612.00 12668.00 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-05 MWD (6708-12668) WMRU-05 12668.00 14450.00 1 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-05 MWD (12897-14450) WMRU-05 OFFSET WELLPATH MD REFERENCE - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-05 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-05 (AWP) <0-14450> MD Reference: Rig on WMRU #5 (RT) Offset TVD & local coordinates use Reference Wellpath settings (See WELLPATH DATUM on page I of this report) Ellipse Start MD 119.50ft E5 O�B _ Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 10 of 37 EA, i , a"-- 2 BAKER NU6NE5 REFERENCE Operator WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD CLEARANCE DATA - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-06 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-06 (AWP) <0-14962> Facility: WMRU Slot: WMRU #6 Well: WMRU-06 Threshold Value=0.00 ft t = interpolated/extrapolated station Ref MD Ref TVD Ref North Ref East Offset MD Offset TVD Offset North Offset East Horiz C-C ACR Ellipse ACR IN IN Iftl IN IN IN Iftl IN Bearing Clear Dist MASD Sep Status 101 IN Iftl Iftl 12070.29 8379.75 6535.12 4632.18 11805.56 7559.15 6513.13 5465.05 91.51 1169.42 337.67 831.75 PASS 12082.29 8388.23 6543.55 4631.20 11812.87 7563.38 6517.26 5469.34 91.80 1176.23 339.28 836.95 PASS 12102.29 8402.33 6557.61 4629.33 11824.90 7570.33 6524.09 5476.40 92.27 1187.81 341.96 845.85 PASS 12170.29t 8451.35 6604.02 4621.29 11864.77 7593.06 6546.93 5499.87 93.72 1229.57 350.25 879.32 PASS 12370.29t 8606.14 6722.72 4578.79 12019.49 7680.91 6636.73 5590.19 94.86 1373.45 369.82 1003.63 PASS 12470.29t 8687.89 67 00.91 4547.42 12101.19 7728.27 6684.32 5636.75 94.55 1454.31 376.50 1077.81 PASS 12540.71 8746.56I 6799.98 12570.29t 8771.33 6811.32, 1z6Z4 i &8 5 09 - . §$4�fi4 4521.53 12166.06 7766.54 6722.38 5672.72 93.86 I513.83 380.20 381.86 --.' . 1133.64 1157.24 PASS PASS 4510.01 12204.15 4471.08 4432.15 13419.37 7789.43 6744.79 5693.34 93.22 1539.15 - 1622.24 12770.29tl 8938.85 6887.96[ 8660.80 7506.68 8775.41 7593.96 8856.971 7649.79 8943.L31 7705.86 9028.25 7758.99 9103.297804.24 9113.16 7810.16 5947.84 5931.38 5920.14 5909.04 5898.68 5889.85 5888.77 67.791 1660.55 66.541 1694.94 66.371 1727.29 66.20 1759.22 66.13 1790.86 66.32 1822.101 66.36 1826.60 314.401 308.20 309.95 311.75 314.34 318.78 319.53 1346.15 1386.74 1417.34 1447.47 1476.51 1503.32 1507.08 PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS 12870.29t 9022.61 6926.291 4393.22 13564.39 E 12970.29tl 9106.37 6964.611 4354.29' 13663.871 13070.29tj 13170.29t 13270.29ti 9190.14 7002.931 4315.36 13767.351 4276.43 13868.14 4237.50 13956.211 9273.90 9357.66 7041.26 7079.581 13284.43 9369.50 7085.00 4232.00, 13967.77 13370.29t 9441.42 7117.901 4198.581 14039.201 9174.311 7846.54 5882.56 66.60 1854.20 323.94 1530.26 PASS 13470.29t 9525.18 7156.231 R 14 •--`1120,7 4159.651 14130.33 __ 44ZO 14 9252.47 7892.75 93n.16 7. 9384.37 7972.73 5874.83 5862.971 66.76 1886.45 328.20 1558.29 PASS 13670.29t 9692.70 7232.87 4081.79 14285.04' 67.441 1953.22 339.211 1614.011 PASS 13770.29t 9776.46 7271.20 4042.86 14364.85 9450.58 8016.811 5856.471 67.651 1987.791 343.711 1644.081 PASS 13870.29t, 9860.22 7309.52 4003.93 14450.931 9519.121 8068.141 5847.921 67.641 2022.911 346.59 0-6.321 PASS 13970.29t 9943.98, 7347.84 3965.00 14503.531 9559.891 14070.29t 10027.74 7386.17 3926.07 14572.70 9614.99 14170.29t 10111.50 7430.388.1461464- _ 6.9675 53 7424.49 3887.14 �75 - 14186.41 10125.5892.' 9685 51 8100.911 5842.401 68.141 8142.42 5837.45 68.41 _ _ , 8184.921 5834.09 68.67_ 8191.87 70 5833.62 68. 2058.951 352.791 57.44 2096.58 339.14 . _ 21.35.17 362.051 2141.46 36� 78, 1706.16 17 PASS PAS- PASS PASS 1773.12 1778.68 Efi MB _ � Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 11 of 37 WIN 0i k 2 BAKER NuGHEs WELLPATHREFERENCE 1 Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD POSITIONAL UNCERTAINTY - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-06 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-06 (AWP) <0-14962> Slot Surface Uncertainty @1SD lHorizontal 10.000ft lVertical 0.000ft Facility Surface Uncertainty @1SD lHorizontal 10.000ft lVertical 10.000ft HOLE & CASING SECTIONS - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-06 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-06 (AWP) <0-14962> String/Diameter Start MD IN End MD Ift] Interval Ift] Start TVD Ift] End TVD Ift] Start N/S Ift] Start E/W IN End N/S [ft] End E/W Ift] 20in Conductor 0.00 119.00 119.00 -43.50 75.50 410.12 -295.55 409.85 -295.48 13.375in Casing Surface 0.00 1926.00 1926.00 -43.50 1831.20 410.12 -295.55 480.86 -224.10 9.625in Casing Intermediate 0.00 7504.00 7504.00 -43.50 5122.18 410.12 -295.55 1427.98 745.63 7.625in Liner 1 7496.001 13342.00 5846.00 5117.59 8574.771 1426.59 744.201 2478.44 1667.65 5.5in Open Hole 1 13332.001 14955.001 1623.001 8567.031 9902.261 2476.531 1667.941 2753.58 1628.92 WELLPATH COMPOSITION -Offset Wellbore: WMRU-06 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-06 (AWP) <0-14962> Start MD IN End MD Ift] Positional Uncertainty Model Log Name/Comment Wellbore 0.001 14962.00 NaviTrak (Standard) I WMRU-06 MWD (90-14962) WMRU-06 OFFSET WELLPATH MD REFERENCE - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-06 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-06 (AWP) <0-14962> MD Reference: Rig on WMRU #6 (RT) Offset TVD & local coordinates use Reference Wellpath settings (See WELLPATH DATUM on page I of this report) Ellipse Start MD 119.50ft fa ceB _ , Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 12 of 37 RAIRG BAKER NUGNES REFERENCE WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD CLEARANCE DATA - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-02B Offset Wellpath: WMRU-02B (6843-14490) Facility: WMRU Slot: WMRU #2 Well: WMRU-02B Threshold Value=0.00 ft t = interpolated/extrapolated station Ref MD Ref TVD Ref North Ref East Offset MD Offset TVD Offset North Offset East Horiz C-C ACR Ellipse ACR Iftl Iftl IN Iftl Iftl Iftl Iftl Iftl Bearing Clear Dist MASD Sep Status 101 Iftl IN Ift] 12070.29 8379.75 6535.12 4632.18 12479.93 8657.39 5693.17 5635.74 130.00 1339.06 444.22 894.84 PASS 12082.29 8388.23 6543.55 4631.20 12489.381 8663.06 5699.66 5639.62 129.911 1343.35 444.85 898.50 PASS 12102.29 8402.33 6557.61 4629.33 12505.09 8672.57 5710.40 5646.02 129.80 1350.73 445.88 904.85 PASS 12170.29t 8451.35 6604.02 -. b666.88 6722.72' 4621.29 _ 12558.46 8705.55 5746.48 5667.46 129.34 1376.40 449.24 927.16 PASS _ _. - -, - . - - ----- -- _ _ 4603.50 12630.66 8751.39 5794.4 5695.91 128.61 1415.93' 453.86 962.07 PASS 4578.79 12690.23 8790.28i 5833.06 5719.26J 127.1961 1458.11 457.96 1000.15 PASS 4547.42 12752.41 8831.91 5872.35 5743.551 126.921 1502.961 461.16 1041.80 PASS 4521.53 12795.50 8861.33 5899.07 5760.18 126.03 1535.93 462.85 1073.08 PASS 4510.01 12811.08 8872.10 5908.63 5766.15� 125.70 1550.13 463.44 1086.69 PASS -. 12861.70 8908.02 5938.73 5785.26 124.73 1599.$$ 4�5�21_ 1134.86 PASS_ 4432.15 12921.19 8951.895972.40 5807.18 123.66, 1652.01 466.17 1185.84, PASS ,__ 12370.29t 8606.14 12470.29t 8687.89 6770.91 12540.71 8746.56 6799.98 12570.29t 2670.29 8771.33 6811.32 as94 -- 12770.29t � 8938.85 6887.96 12870.29t 9022.61 6926.29 4393.22 12996.36 4008.05 6014.28 _ 5834.42 122.33 1705.59 467.07 1238.52 PASS 12970.29t 9106.37 6964.61 4354.29 13098.23 9086.37 6069.49 5868.97 120.58 1759.51 467.88 1291.64 PASS 13070.29t 9190.14 7002.93 4315.36 13164.91 9139.51 6103.78 5890.111 5926.23 119.T3j 118.00 116.82 1814.08 1868.85 1922.831 468.501 469.18 469.77 469.85 1345.58 1399.67 1453.06 1460.61 PASS PASS PASS PASS 13270.29t 9357.66 7079.581 4237.50 13378.88 9312.96 6212.12 5952.97 13284.43 1 9369.50 7085.001 4232.001 13391.25 9322.98 6218.49 5956.44 116.68 1930.47T 13370.29tr 9441.42 13470.29t 9525.18 1357Q 29t, 949z 4 7117.90 4198.58 13466.72 9384.14 6257.41 5977.44 5991.60 6022.691 115.82 115.48 1976.89 2031.81 470.36 470.94 1506.53 1560.87 PASS PASS 7156.23' 4159.65 135-17.227-94-25.181 6283.20 7194.55 4120,72,_ 13567.59 9466.31 6308.33 7232.87 4081.79 13622.94 9511.62 6335.52 13670.29t 9692.70 114.81 2145.96 471.83 1674.13 PASS 13770.29t 9776.46 7271.20 4042.86 13678.26 9556.90 6362.40 6039.631 114.471 2204.82 472.21 1732.61 PASS 13870.29t 9860.22 7309.52 4003.93 13754.06 9618.95 6398.92 6063.351 113.851 2264.651 472.81 1791.83 PASS 13970.29t 9943.98 7347.84 3965.05 13901.69 9740.12 6471.12, 6106.921 112.261 59 EF-4070.29f 10027.74 738&O 3926.07 14006.9826.33 6523.42 6135.81 i 11.33 14170.29t 10111.501 7424.491 3887.141 14068.511 9877.091 6554.561 6152.81 111.01 2323.371 474.16 1849.21 PASS 230.7 83 475.07 N05.66 PASS 2438.23 475.741 1962.491 PASS 2447.571 475.851 1971.731 PASS 14186.41 1 10125.001 7430.671 3880.861 14078.411 9885.191 6559.531 6155.56, 110.96 E8 M _ � Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 13 of 37 WE P &P 2 BAKER NY6NE5 REFERENCE WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from jWMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD POSITIONAL UNCERTAINTY - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-02B Offset Wellpath: WMRU-02B (6843-14490) Slot Surface Uncertainty @1SD Horizontal 10.000ft lVertical 0.000ft Facility Surface Uncertainty @1SD IHorizontal 10.000ft lVertical 10.000ft WELLPATH COMPOSITION -Offset Wellbore: WMRU-02B Offset Wellpath: WMRU-02B (6843-14490) Start MD [ft End MD I [ft] Positional Uncertainty Model Log Name/Comment Wellbore -13.15 2084.85 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-02 MWD (188-2098) WMRU-02 2084.85 6333.85 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-02 MWD (2150-6347) WMRU-02 6333.85 6779.85 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-02A MWD (6510-11017) WMRU-02A 6779.85 10500.00 1 AutoTrak G3 (SAG, MagCorr) BH ATK MWD+SAG+MAG 81/2" <6980-10500> WMRU-02B 10500.00 14385.43 AutoTrak G3 (SAG) BH ATK MWD+SAG <10596-14385> WMRU-02B 14385.431 14490.00 Blind Drilling WMRU-02B Projection to Section TD @ 14490 WMRU-02B OFFSET WELLPATH MD REFERENCE - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-02B Offset Wellpath: WMRU-02B (6843-14490) Reference: WMRU#2B Actuel RKB (RT) Start MD Offset TVD & local coordinates use Reference Wellpath settings (See WELLPATH DATUM on page I of this report) 106.35ft Ea CeB _ . Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 14 of 37 NA, i I a-- 2 BAKER FIU6NE5 REFERENCE WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility jWMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD CLEARANCE DATA - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-03 Offset Welipath: WMRU-03 (AWP) <0-15388> Facility: WMRU Slot: WMRU #3 Well: WMRU-03 Threshold Value=0.00 ft t = interpolated/extrapolated station Ref MD Ref TVD Ref North Ref East Offset MD Offset TVD Offset North Offset East Horiz C-C ACR Ellipse ACR Iftl IN Iftl Iftl Iftl Iftl IN Iftl Bearing Clear Dist MASD Sep Status 101 Iftl Inl Iftl 12070.29 8379.75 6535.12 4632.18 11803.27 7660.26 5949.05 5730.85 118.08 1438.13 482.73 955.40 PASS 12082.29 8388.23 6543.55 4631.20 11811.45 7664.69 5953.47 5736.11 118.10 1446.56 483.21 963.35 PASS 12102.29 8402.33 6557.61 4629.33 11824.91 7671.97 5960.76 5744.78 118.15 1460.78 484.02 976.76 PASS 12170.29t 8451.35 6604.02 4621.29 11869.56 7696.11 5984.92 5773.54 118.25 1510.42 486.35 1024.07 PASS 12370.29t 8606.14 6722.721 4578.791 12017.20 7777.191 6064.06 5868.201 117.06 1668.411 490.92 1177.48 PASS 12, 770.911 4547.421 12075.14 7809.75 6094.99 5904.801 116.47 1752.28 490.60 1261.68 PASS 12540.71 8746.56 6799.98T 4521.53 12110.73 7829.761 6114.08 4510.01 12124.04 7837.25 6121.22 -- �1471.08 12169.28 7862.80 9 4432.15 12212.76, 7887.46 6168.59 5927.20 116.01 1812.99 489.47 1323.51 PASS 12570.29t 8771.33 -- 6811.32r - ---- - 5935.57 115.83 1838.74 488.83 1349.91 PASS 12770.29t 8938.85 6887.96 5991.30 114.771 2013.42 485.08 1528.34 PASS 12870.29t 9022.61 6926.29 4393.22 12253.10 7910.28 6190.13 6016.66 114.39 2101.14 483.35 1617.79 PASS 12970.29t 9106.37 6964.61 4354.29 12293.38 7932.95 6211.70 6042.021 114.04 2189.11 481.831 1707.291 PASS 13070.29t 9190.14 7002.93 4315.36 12335.36 7956.55 6234.18 6068.471 6094.89 6125.481 113.68 113.34 112.89' 2277.301 2365.66 2454.131 480.591 479.54 479.00 1796.711 1886.12 1975.13f 1987.70 2063.96 2153 11 PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS . 13270.29t 9357.66 7079.58 4237.50 12425.81 8007.46 6282.561 13284.43 9369.50 7085.00 7117.90 4232.00 4198.58 4159.65 12432.82 8011.411 6286.29 6129.891 112.82 2466.64 478. 44 13370.29t 9441.42 12475.02 8035.331 6308.791 6156.411 112.451 2542.611 478.65 13470.29t 9525.18 7156.23' 12516.85 8059.04 6331.10; 6182.67 112.19 2631.17 478.06 13570.29t 13670.29t 13770.29t 13870.29t 13970.29t 14070.29t 9608.94 7194.55 4120.72 12558.48 8082.55 6353.39 9692.70 7232.87 4081.79 12601.55 8106.82 6376.49 9776.46[ 7271.20� 4042.861 12644.86 8131.231 6399.73 9943.981 7347.841 3965.001 12724.241 8175.93 10027.74 7386.17 3926.07 12-6iC 8]97.48 6462.81 6208.82 111.94 6235.88 1 1 1.68 6263.081 111.43 6313.011 111.09 6337.26 110.96 2719.85 477.56 2242.29 PASS 2808.65 477.25 2331.40 PASS 2897.521 477.061 2420.471 PASS 2986.49 476.82 2509.68 PASS 3075.591 476.601 2598.981 PASS 3164.80 476.45 2688.36 PASS EA CeB _ Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 15 of 37 WAS'pi-2 BAKER F1U6HES REFERENCE WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD POSITIONAL UNCERTAINTY - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-03 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-03 (AWP) <0-15388> Slot Surface Uncertainty @1SD lHorizontal 10.000ft Vertical 0.000ft Facility Surface Uncertainty @1SD lHorizontal 10.000ft lVertical 10.000ft HOLE & CASING SECTIONS - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-03 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-03 (AWP) <0-15388> String/Diameter Start MD End MD Ift I IN Interval I IN Start TVD Ift] End TVD IN Start N/S Ift] Start E/W IN End N/S Ift] End E/W IN 20in Casing 1 0.001 15388.001 15388.00 -43.50 NA 422.25 -305.98 NA NA WELLPATH COMPOSITION -Offset Wellbore: WMRU-03 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-03 (AWP) <0-15388> Start MD lkl End MD [al Positional Uncertainty Model Log Name/Comment Wellbore 0.001 15338.00 1 NaviTrak (Standard) WMRU-03 MWD (285-15388) WMRU-03 OFFSET WELLPATH MD REFERENCE - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-03 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-03 (AWP) <0-15388> MD Reference: Rig on WMRU #3 (RT) Offset TVD & local coordinates use Reference Wellpath settings (See WELLPATH DATUM on page I of this report) jEllipse Start MD 1119.50ft 1 e8 aeB _ t Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 16 of 37 EA, BAKER MU6NE5 WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD CLEARANCE DATA - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-03ST Offset Wellpath: WMRU-03ST (AWP) <13795-15450> Facility: WMRU Slot: WMRU #3 Well: WMRU-03ST Threshold Value=0.00 ft t = interpolated/extrapolated station Ref MD Ref TVD Ref North Ref East Offset MD Offset TVD Offset North Offset East Horiz C-C ACR Ellipse ACR Iftl Iftl IN Iftl IN Iftl Iftl IN Bearing Clear Dist MASD Sep Status 12070.29 1 8379.751 6535.12 4632.1 12082.29 1 8388.231 6543.55 4631.2 12102.29 1 8402.331 6557.61 4629.3 12170.29t 8451.35 6604.02 4621.2 12270.29t 8527.00 6666.88 4603.5 11803.27 7660.26 5949.05 5730.85 811 08 11811.45 7664.69 5953.47 3736.11 118.10 11824.91 7671.97 5960.76 5744.78 118.15 11869.56 7696.11 5984.92 5773.54 118.25 11937.07 7732.71 6021.28 5817.09 118.01 1438.131 482.731 955.401 PASS 1460.781 484.021 976.761 PASS 1 1510.421 486.351 1024.071 PASS 1587.61 4 9 1098.82 PASS 12370.29t 8606.14' 6722.72 4578.791 12017.20 7777.19 6064.06 5868.20 117.06 1668.41 490.92 1177.49 PASS 12470.29tl 8687,891 6770.911 4547.421 12075.14 _ 7809.75 6094.991 5904.801 116.47, 1752.281 490.601 1261.68 PASS 12540.71 8746.56` 6799.98 4r 521.53 12110.73 8771.33 6811.32 4510 0 22124.04 7829.76 6114.081 5927.201 116.01 1812.99 489.471 488.83 1323.51 1349.91 PASS PA 12570.29tl 7837.25- 6121.22 5935.571 115.83 1838.74, 12670.29t 8855.09 6849.64 4471.08 12169.28 7$Q.80 6145.42 5964.00 115.25 1925.97, , 486.86 1439.11 PASS 12770.29t 8938.85 6887.96, 4432.15 12212.76 7887.46 6168.59- 5991.30, 114.77 2013.42 485.08 152834 PASS 12870.29t 9022.61 6926.29 4393.22 12253.10 7910.28 6190.13 6016.66 114.39; 2101.14 483.35 1617.79 PASS 12970.29t 9106.37 6964.61 4354.29 12293.38 7932.951 6211.70 6042.021 114.041 2189.11 481.831 1707.291 PASS 13070.29t 9190.14 7002.93 4315.36 12335.36 7956.55 6234.18 6068.471 113.681 2277.30 480.591 1796.71 PASS 13170.29t 4273.90 7041.26 4276.4-3 12377.27 7980.11 6256.62 6094- 9r 113.34 2365.66 47-M4 1886.12 PASS 13270.29tj 9357.66 7079.581 4237.501 12425.81 8007.461 6282.56 6125.48 11189 2454.13j 479.00 1975.13 PASS ]3284.43 9369.50 7085.00 4232.001 12432.82 8011.411 6286.291 6129.89 112.82 2466.64 478.94: 1987.70 PASS 13370.29tl 9441.42 7117.W 4198.581 12475.02 9035.33 6308.791,6156.41 112.45 2542.61 478.65 2063.96 PASS_ 13470.29t 9525.19 7156.23 4159.651 12516.85 8059.04 6331.10 6182.67 112.19, 2631.17 478.06 2153.11 PASS 13570.29t 9608.94 7194.55 4120.72 12558.48 8082.55 6353.39 6208.82 111.94 2719.85; .477.56 2242.29 PASS 13670.29t, 9692.70, 7232.87 4081.79 12601.55, 8106.82,, 6376.49 6235.88, 11 1.68 2808.65 477.25, 2331.40 PASS 13770.29t 9776.46 7271.20 $042.86 12644.86 8131.23 6399.73 6263.08 111.43 2897.52 477.06 2420.47 PASS 13870.29t 9860.22 7309.52 4003.93 12685.22 8153.96 6421.37 6288.45 111.24 2986.49 476.82 2509.68 PASS 13970.29t 9943.98 7347.84; 3965.00; 12724.24 8175.93 6442.28 6313.01 111.09 3075.59 476.60 2598.98 PASS 10027.74 10111.50 10125.00 7386.17 7424.49 7430.67 3926.07 3887,141 �880.86 12762.60 12799.601 12805.52 810.48 8218.141 8221.43 6462.81 6482.731 6485.94 6337.20 6360.551- 6364.29 110.9-6 -- 110.841 110.83 3164.80 3254.15 3268.56 476.45 476.29i 476.27' 2688.36 PASS 2777.86' PASS 2792.30 PASS 14170.29t 14186.41 Ea CeB Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 17 of 37 re P P _-- 'A ils BAKER NU6ME5 WELLPATHREFERENCE IDENTIFICATION Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD POSITIONAL UNCERTAINTY - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-03ST Offset Wellpath: WMRU-03ST (AWP) <13795-15450> Slot Surface Uncertainty @lSD lHorizontal 0.000ft lVertical 10.000ft Facility Surface Uncertainty @1SD lHorizontal 10.000ft lVertical 10.000ft HOLE & CASING SECTIONS -Offset Wellbore: WMRU-03ST Offset Wellpath: WMRU-03ST (AWP) <13795-15450> String/Diameter Start MD End MD Interval Start TVD End TVD Start N/S Start E/W End N/S End E/W Ift 1 lft] 1 [ft] I ]ft] I IN I IN I I I [ft] I [ft] 20in Casing 0.001 13604.0C 13604.00 -43.501 8636.951 422.25 -305.981 2319.06 1941.62 7.625in Casing 13604.001 15450.001 1846.001 8636.951 10057.731 2319.061 1941.621 2523.141 2233.21 WELLPATH COMPOSITION - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-03ST Offset Wellpath: WMRU-03ST (AWP) <13795-15450> Start MD fftl I End MD IN Positional Uncertainty Model Log Name/Comment Wellbore 0.001 13604.00 NaviTrak (Standard) WMRU-03 MWD (285-15388) WMRU-03 13604.001 15450.00 NaviTrak (Standard) WMRU-03ST MWD (13795 - 15450) WMRU-03ST OFFSET WELLPATH MD REFERENCE - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-03ST Offset Wellpath: WMRU-03ST (AWP) <13795-15450> MD Reference: Rig on WMRU #3 (RT) Offset TVD & local coordinates use Reference Wellpath settings (See WELLPATH DATUM on page I of this report) Ellipse Start MD 119.50ft Ea 00 _ . Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 18 of 37 WAIRm BAKER NU6NES REFERENCE Operator WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD CLEARANCE DATA - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-07ST Offset Wellpath: WMRU-07ST (AWP) <4987-14273> Facility: WMRU Slot: WMRU #7 Well: WMRU-07ST Threshold Value=0.00 ft t = interpolated/extrapolated station Ref MD Ref TVD Ref North Ref East Offset MD Offset TVD Offset North Offset East Horiz C-C ACR Ellipse ACR IN Iftl IN Iftl IN Iftl Iftl IN Bearing Clear Dist MASD Sep Status 10I Iftl IN Iftl 12070.29 8379.75 6535.12 4632.181 11181.95 8138.53 5243.30 4198.63 198.551 1383.81 175.80 1208.01 PASS 12082.29 8388.23, 6543.55 4631.201 11184.08 8139.89 5242.55 4200.09 198.33 1392.88 177.07 1215.81 PASS 12102.29 8402.3344 6557.61 4629.331 11187.40 8142.01 5241.39 4202.38 197.97 1408.001 179.15 1228.85 PASS 12170.29t 8451.35� 6604.02 4621.29 11198.85 8149.30 5237.41 4210.24 196.74 1458.711 186.13 1272.57 PASS 12270.29t 8527.00 6666.88 4603.50 11215.97 8160.22 5231.47 4222.62 194.88 1529.86 196.36 1333.49 PASS 12370.29t 8606.14 6722.72 4578.79 11231.741 8170.218 5226.02 4232.89i 193.01 1596.781 206.10 1 1390.68 PASS 12470.29t 8687.89 6770.91 4547.42 11246.80 8179.88 5220.84 4243.25 191.10 1659.32 215.46 1443.87 PAESS 12540.71 8746.56 6799.98 4521.53 11257.16 8186.48 5217.27 4250.39 189.72 1700.64 221.82 1478.82 PA 12570.29t 8 1168 .33 11.32 4510.01 11261.461- -8189.2-3- 5215.79 4253.36' 189.14 1717.68 224.407 1493.27 PASS 12070.29t $555,0 4 4 4471.08 11276.02 8198.52 5210.79 4263.40 187.22 1777.65 232.53 1545f 2, PAS _ 12770.29t 8938.85 6887.964432.15 11290.63 8207.84 5205.79 4273,47 185.39 1841.00 239.80 1601.20 PASS ; 12870.29t 9022.61 6926.29 4393.22 11305.29 8217.19 5200.78 4283.581 183.64 1907.39 246.29 1661.09 PASS 12970.29t 9106.37 6964.61 4354.29 11321.131 8227.30 5195.37 4294.521 181.94 1976.50 252.30 1724.20 PASS 13070.29t 9190.14 7002.93 4315.36 11339.2Oj 8238.84 5189.24 4307.001 180.26 2048.06 258.08 1789.98 PASS 13 770.29t 9273.90 7041.26 4276.43 11357.61 8250.61 13270.29t 9357.66 7079.581 4237.501 11376.371 8262.621 5176.74 4332.68 177.14 2197.49 268.05 1929.44 PASS 13284.43 1 9369.50 7085.001 4232.001 11379.051 8264.341 5175.85 4334.54 176.93 2208.34 268.69 1939.65 PASS 13370.29t 9441.42 7117.90 4198.58 4159.651 11395.48 11413.30 8274.87 8286.30 5170.381 5164.48 4345.90 175.67 2274.95 272.38 2002.57 PASS 13470.29t 9525.18 7156.23 4358.23 174.31 - 2354.00 276.06 20_77.94 PASS _ 13574 29f :-_._ 9"- --, -,_-_,_7 j9-4 _4120 72 3922�99 ,._ _4534m16 , y,__ _ 5 13.75 ..,-xx_5939.68 130.99 5942.95 130.96, 2411.05 496.12 1914.94 PAS 2469.51 495.66, 1973.85 PASS 13670.29t 9692.70 7232.87 4081.79 13927.96 9534.29 5617.50 13770.29t 9776.46 7271.20 4042.86 13933.05 9534.43 5621.33 5946.29 130.92 2530.55 494.76 2035.80 PASS 13870.29t 9860.22 7309.52 4003.93 13938.26 9534.58 5625.26 5949.71 5953.22 130.88 130.84 2594.01 493.471 2100.53 2659.70 491.87 2167.83 PASS 13970.29t 9943.98 7347.84 3965.00 13943.60 9534.73 5629.28 PASS 14070.29t 10027.74 7386.17 3926.07 13949.07 9534.90 t 14186.411 10125.001 7430.67, 3880.861 13957.321 9535.16 5633.39 5956.81 130.80 2727.46 490.00 2237.46 PASS 56-38.60 5961.36 130.731 2797.141 487.961 2309.18 PASS 5639.611 5962.241 130.71 2 008.551 487.621 2320.921 PASS Ea ceB Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 19 of 37 we P F -_- 'A as BAKER NU6NE5 WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Operator Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD POSITIONAL UNCERTAINTY - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-07ST Offset Wellpath: WMRU-07ST (AWP) <4987-14273> Slot Surface Uncertainty @1SD Horizontal 10.000ft lVertical 10.000ft Facility Surface Uncertainty @1SD lHorizontal 10.000ft lVertical 10.000ft HOLE & CASING SECTIONS -Offset Wellbore: WMRU-07ST Offset Wellpath: WMRU-07ST (AWP) <4987-14273> String/Diameter Start MD IN End MD IN Interval IN Start TVD I IN End TVD Ift] Start N/S IN Start E/W IN End N/S IN End E/W IN 20in Conductor 0.00 120.00 120.00 -43.50 76.50 414.44 -299.46 414.38 -299.48 13.375in Casing Surface 0.00 1987.00 1987.00 -43.50 1921.64 414.44 -299.46 455.35 -262.03 9.625in Casing Intermediate 0.00 0.00 0.00 -43.50 -43.50 414.44 -299.46 414.44 -299.46 9.625in Casing Intermediate 0.00 6536.00 6536.00 -43.50 5021.321 414.44 -299.46 1215.56 380.51 7.625in Liner 6535.001 12811.00 6276.00 5020.60 9272.251 1215.401 380.36 1704.48 1437.10 4.5in Liner 12811.001 14273.00 1462.00 9272.25 9522.531 1704.481 1437.101 1999.29 1729.94 WELLPATH COMPOSITION -Offset Wellbore: WMRU-07ST Offset Wellpath: WMRU-07ST (AWP) <4987-14273> Start MD IN End MD IN Positional Uncertainty Model Log Name/Comment Wellbore 0.00 1813.00 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-07 MWD (183-1813) WMRU-07 1813.00 4891.03 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-07 MWD (1905-6902) WMRU-07 4891.03 12720.99 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-07ST MWD (4987-12720.99) WMRU-07ST 12720.99 14273.00 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-07ST MWD (12811.61-14273) WMRU-07ST OFFSET WELLPATH MD REFERENCE - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-07ST Offset Wellpath: WMRU-07ST (AWP) <4987-14273> MD Reference: Original Rig WMRU#7 (RT) Offset TVD & local coordinates use Reference Wellpath settings (See WELLPATH DATUM on page I of this report) Ellipse Start MD 119.50ft Ea O�b Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 20 of 37 NA, oil, k 2 BAKER NU6NES REFERENCE WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD CLEARANCE DATA - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-02B PB1 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-02B PBl <6889-11406.47> Facility: WMRU Slot: WMRU 42 Well: WMRU-02B Threshold Value=0.00 ft t = interpolated/extrapolated station Ref MD Ref TVD Ref North Ref East Offset MD Offset TVD Offset North Offset East Horiz C-C ACR Ellipse ACR IN IN 161 IN IBl IN IN IN Bearing Clear Dist MASD Sep Status 12070.29 12082.29 ] 2102.29 12170.29t 6666.88 4603.50 11406.47 8044.09 12270.29t 8527.00 12370.29t 8606.14 6722.72 4578.79 11406.47 8044.09' r 12470.29t 8687.89 6770.91 4547.42 11406.47 8044.09 12540.71 8746.56 6799.98 4521.53 11406.47 8044.09 12570.29t' _. 8771.33 -_ 6811.32 4510.01 114 66.47 8044.09 1267Q19A: 8855.09 6849.64 �71.08 11406.47 8044.09 12770.29t 8938.85, 6887.96, 4432.15 11406.47 8044.09 12870.29t 9022.61 6926.29 4393.22 11406.47 8044.09 12970.29t 9106.37 6964.61 4354.29 11406.47 8044.09 13070.29t 9190.14 7002.93 4315.36 11406.47 8044.09 13176.29t §273.§0 7041.26 4276.43 11406.47 8044.09 13270.29t 9357.66 � 7079.58 4237.50 _ 11406.47 _. 8044.09 13284.43 9369.50 7085.00 4232.00 11406.47 8044.09 13370.29t 9441.42 7117.90 4198.58 11406.47 8044.09 13470.29t 9525.18 7156.23 4159.65! 11406.47 8044.W �. _1357-0 M ,, 9608 94 7194,55 4120.72 11406.47 8044.09 13670.29t 9692.70, 7232.87 4081.79, 11406.47 8044.09 13770.29t 9776.46 7271.20 4042.861 11406.471 8044.09 13870.29t 9860.22 7309.52 4003.931 11406.471 8044.09 13970.29t 9943,98 7347.84 3965.00 11406.47 8044.09 14070.29t 10027.74 7386.17 3926.07 11406.41 8044.09 fit 3880.86 14186.41 10125.001 7430.671 11406.471 8044.09� 4908.101 5165.891 161.841 1744.91 369.351 1375.561 PASS 4908. 101 5165.891 161.90 1754.72 368.93 1385.79 PASS 4908.10 5165.89 161.98 1771.19 368.24 1402.95 PASS 4908.10, 5165.891 162.20 51 55.893 162.27 4908.10 5165.891 162.07 1827.19 366.02 1461.17 PASS 1988.33 360.66 1627.66 PASS 4908.10 5165.891 161.63 2065.691 358.531 1707.16 PASS 4908.10 5165.89r 161.19 2118.47 357.19r 1761.28 49081010 51 55.89 160.99 1140.40 356.64 1783.76 4908.10 5165.89 160.31 2215.87 354.67 186QQ 4908.10 5165.89 159.67, 2293.22 352.58 1940.64 PASS PASS PASS PASS 4908.10 5165.891 159.05 2372.26 350.39 2021.87 PASS 4908.10 5165.89 158.46 157.90 157.37' 156.85 245- 83 348.161 2104.68 PASS 4908.10 5165.89 4908.10 5165.89 4908.10, 5165.89' 2534.791 345.901 2188.89 PASS 2 118.00 343.64 2274.37 PASS 2702.35 341.39 2360.96 PASS 4908.10` 5165.89 156.781 2714.37 341.071 2373.29 PASS 4908' 10 5165.89 156.36 2787.74 339.17r 2448.57 2874.06 336.94 2537.07 2961.25 334.86 2626.39 3049.23 332.78 2716.45 3137.92 330.75 . 2807.171 PASS PASS PASS PASS 4908.10 5165.89 155.89 4908.W, 5165.89 155.43 4908.10 5165.89 155.00 4908.10 5165.89 154.58 PASS 4908.10 5165.89 154.18 3227.28 328.78F-289001 PASS 4908.101 4908.10 4908.101 4908.101 5165.89 153.79 3317.241 326.871 5165.89 153.42 3407.77 322 A 5165.891 153.061 3498.81 j 323.241 2990.37 3082.74 31175.01 3190.571 PASS PASS PASS PASS 5165.891 153.011 3513.531 322.961 8379.75 6535.12 4632.18 11406.47 8044.09 8388.23 6543.55 4631.20 11406.47 8044.09 8402.33 6557.61 4629.33 11406.47 8044.09 8451.35 6604.02 4621.29 11406.47 8044.09 Ea WB _ .Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 21 of 37 wilip, k 2 BAKER 41Y6NE5 REFERENCE Operator WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD POSITIONAL UNCERTAINTY - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-02B PBI Offset Wellpath: WMRU-02B PB1 <6889-11406.47> Slot Surface Uncertainty @1SD Horizontal 10.000ft lVertical O.000ft Facility Surface Uncertainty @1SD Horizontal 10.000ft lVertical 10.000ft HOLE & CASING SECTIONS -Offset Wellbore: WMRU-02B PBl Offset Wellpath: WMRU-02B PBI <6889-11406.47> String/Diameter Start MD 1111 End MD 1111 Interval IN Start TVD 1111 End TVD [ft] Start N/S IN Start E/W 1111 End N/S 1111 End E/W [ftl 30in Conductor -13.15 103.85 117.00 -56.65 60.35 361.62 -246.40 361.62 -246.40 20in Casing -13.15 2176.85 2190.00 -56.65 2011.11 361.62 -246.40 417.29 -91.93 13.375in Casing -13.15 6333.85 6347.00 -56.65 4998.04 361.62 -246.40 719.91 734.93 9.625in Casing -13.15 6333.85 6347.00 -56.65 4998.04 361.62 -246.40 719.91 734.93 9.625in Casing 6333.85 6779.85 446.00 4998.04 5332.06 719.91 734.93 751.99 819.04 8.5in Open Hole 6779.85 14000.00 7220.15 5332.06 NA 751.99 819.04 NA NA WELLPATH COMPOSITION -Offset Wellbore: WMRU-02B PBl Offset Wellpath: WMRU-02B PBI <6889-11406.47> Start MD [ft] End MD ]ft] Positional Uncertainty Model Log Name/Comment Wellbore -13.15 2084.85 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-02 MWD (188-2098) WMRU-02 2084.85 6333.85 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-02 MWD (2150-6347) WMRU-02 6333.85 6779.85 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-02A MWD (6510-11017) WMRU-02A 6779.85 11374.47 OnTrak (Standard) BH OnTrak MWD 81/2" (6889 - 11374) WMRU-02B PBI 11374.47 11406.47 1 Blind Drilling Projection to Bit @11406.47 WMRU-02B PBI OFFSET WELLPATH MD REFERENCE - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-02B PBI Offset Wellpath: WMRU-02B PBl <6889-11406.47> MD Reference: WMRU#2B Actuel RKB (RT) Offset TVD & local coordinates use Reference Wellpath settings (See WELLPATH DATUM on page 1 of this report) 1Ellipse Start MD 1106.35ft 1 Ea Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 22 of 37 ON BAKER NU6NES Operator WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD CLEARANCE DATA - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-01A Offset Wellpath: WMRU-01A (AWP) <10259-14200> Facility: WMRU Slot: WMRU #1 Well: WMRU-01A Threshold Value=0.00 ft t = interpolated/extrapolated station Ref MD Ref TVD Ref North Ref East Offset MD Offset TVD Offset North Offset East Horiz C-C ACR Ellipse ACR IN Iftl Iftl lft] Ift] Iftl IN Ift] Bearing Clear Dist MASD Sep Status 101 Iftl Iftl Iftl 12070.29 8379.75 6535.12 4632.18 12134.51 8560.18 5329.921 6060.83 130.151 1877.79 4-8-5-.-27T 1392.52 PASS 12082.29 8388.23 6543.55 4631.20 12142.66 8564.651 5335.40 6064.89 130.12 1883.14 485.70 1397.44 PASS 12102.29 8402.33 6557.61 4629.33 12156.10 8572.001 5344.42 6071.60 130.07 1892.29 1923.00 -- -- 1969.64 2018.98 486.41 488.17 491.28 493.551 1405.88 PASS 1434.83 PASS 1478.36' PA5 1525.431 PASS 12170.29t 8451.35 6604.02 4621.29 12261.25 8628.95 5416.24 -- - 5455.51 5495.461 6123.14 ---' 6150.90 6179.67 128.34 --- 128.06 127.47 270.2 ---------- ---- 8527.00 6666.88 4603.50' 12318.38 8659.77 8606.141 6722.721 4578.791 12376.99 8691.57 12370.29tj 1247o.29tl 8687.891 6770.911 4547.421 12430.62 8721.02 5531.72 6206.02 126.77 2070.66 494.98 1575.68 PASS 12540.71 1 8746.561 6799.9&. 4� 521.53 6811.32 4510.61 6849.64 4471,Q$ 6887.96 4432.15 12457.09 8735.70 5549.451 F 12467.65F 874l.60 5556.48,F 12503.40 8761.68 5 8Q&9 12570.44, 8799.73 5624.00 6219.08 126.38 2108.47 495.47 161 3.00' PASS 212.4.69 495.54! 1629.15 PASS 2181.07 495.57 1685.50 PASS 2239.46 495.39 1744.07 PASS , I 12570.29t! 8771.331 12670.29t 8855.09 12770.29t 8938.85, 6 22_4.31 6242.12 126.20 6275.58 124.44 12870.29t 9022.61 6926.29 4393.22 12670.83 8856.74 _ 5690.69 6324.36 122.61 2298.59 495.03 1803.561 PASS 12970.29t 9106.37 6964.611 4354.29 12728.94 8889.821 5729.63 6352.04 121.72 2358.611 494.50 1864.111 PASS 13070.29t' 9190.14 7002.931 4315.36 12785.19 8922.021 5767.22 6378.75 120.92 2420.011 493.86 1926. 55 PASS ISl/U.297 92/S.T) /U41.2b 42/0.43 12841.4U Z59-')4.3/ MU4./U 640J.39 12U.15 2482.66 493.12 1989.55 PASS 13270.29t' 9357.66 7079.58 4237.50 12895.90 8985.82 5840.98 6431.17 119.45 2546.48 492.29 2054.19 PASS 13284.43 9369.50 1085.00 4232.00 12900.78 8988.64 5844.221 6433.481 119.411 119.15 118.88 2555.601 2611.641 2678.27 492.16 491.32 2063.44 2120.32 PASS PASS 13370.29tl 9441.421 117.90 4198.58 12930.02 9005.461 5863.641 6447.451 13470.29tr 9525.18 7156.23_6> 12963.27 9024.45 5885.66 6463.57 490.25 2189.02' PASS 70.29t 9608.94 7194.55 41 00.72 12993.06 9041.36 5905.33 6478.22 118.67 2746.28 489.05 2257.23 PASS 13670.29t 9692.70 7232.87 4081.79 13015.14 9053.87 5919.77 6489.28 118.61 2815.73 487.70 2328.03, PASS 13770.29t 9776.46 - - 7271.20 - 4042.86 13036.73 --- - -- 9066.12 5933.741 6500.28 - -- 118.56 11-8.521 -- 2886.57 2958.72 PASS PASS 486.27, 2400.31 13870.29tj 9860.221 7309.521 4003.931 13057.841 9078.101 5947.241 6511.22 484.771 2473.96 13970.29tl 9943.981 7347.841 3965.001 13078.481 9089.811 5960.301 6522.101 118.491 3032.10 483.21 2548.89 PASS 14070.29t 10027.74 7 886.17 3926.07 13114'.05 9110.01 5982.59 6541.07 118.22 3106.52 481.95 2624.57 PASS r 14170.29t1 10111.501 7424.491 3887.141 13152.481 9131.841 6006.581 6561.701 117.931 3181.741 480.781 2700.961 PASS i £a �e _ : Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 23 of 37 wrpp -_- 'A as BAKER FIY6NE5 REFERENCE WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility jWMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD POSITIONAL UNCERTAINTY - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-01A Offset Wellpath: WMRU-01A (AWP) <10259-14200> Slot Surface Uncertainty @ 1 SD lHorizontal 10.000ft lVertical O.000ft Facility Surface Uncertainty @1SD lHorizontal 10.000ft lVertical 10.000ft HOLE & CASING SECTIONS -Offset Wellbore: WMRU-01A Offset Wellpath: WMRU-01A (AWP) <10259-14200> String/Diameter Start MD IN End MD lfr] Interval lR] Start TVD IN End TVD lRl Start N/S IN Start E/W IN End N/S lft] End E/W IN 20in Conductor 0.00 2201.00 2201.00 -43.50 1997.64 401.66 -287.06 514.36 -136.79 13.375in Casing 0.00 6211.00 6211.00 -43.50 4670.40 401.66 -287.06 1005.27 630.09 9.625in Casing 0.00 10259.00 10259.00 -43.50 7405.70 401.66 -287.06 1496.16 1394.71 7.25in Liner 10031.00 13456.00 3425.001 7255.741 9276.431 1471.381 1348.601 2090.08 1905.86 5.5in Liner 1 13348.001 14200.001 852.001 9215.851 9764.571 2069.27 1888.26 2223.981 2011.37 WELLPATH COMPOSITION - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-01A Offset Wellpath: WMRU-01A (AWP) <10259-14200> Start MD lft] End MD IN Positional Uncertainty Model Log Name/Comment Wellbore 0.00 2165.00 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-1 MWD (0-2165) WMRU-01 2165.00 6132.00 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-1 MWD (2239-6132) WMRU-01 6132.00 10195.00 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-1 MWD (6251-11433) WMRU-01 10195.00 14200.00 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-OIA MWD (10236-14200) WMRU-OIA OFFSET WELLPATH MD REFERENCE - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-01A Offset Wellpath: WMRUA1A (AWP; <10259-14200> IMD Reference: Rig on WMRU #1 (RKB) Offset TVD & local coordinates use Reference Wellpath settings I (See WELLPATH DATUM on page 1 of this report) lipse Start MD 119.50ft Ea 006 _ Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 24 of 37 Fag BAKER NU6NES REFERENCE WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD CLEARANCE DATA - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-01 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-01 (AWP) <0-13742> Facility: WMRU Slot: WMRU #1 Well: WMRU-01 Threshold Value=0.00 ft f = interpolated/extrapolated station Ref MD Ref TVD Ref North Ref East Offset MD Offset TVD Offset North Offset East Horiz C-C ACR Ellipse ACR Ift] [it] Iftl Ift] [it] [it] Ift] ]fill Bearing Clear Dist MASD Sep Status 10I ift] Iftl [it] 12070.29 8379.75 6535.12 4632.18 11316.08 8146.33 4586.91 5748.371 150.191 2257.411 458.681 1798.73 PASS 12082.29 8388.23 6543.551 4631.20 11322.74 8150.89 4588.89 5752.80 150.15 2266.051 458.94 1807.11 PASS 12102.29 8402.33 6557.61 4629.33 11331.36 8156.79, 4591.46 8176.32 4599.85 8466.40 4734.16 8519.051 4760.11j 5758.531 150.13 5777.56' 150.02 6024.96 143.67' 6062.44 142.91 2280.60 459.211 1821.39 PASS PASS PASS PASS 12170.29t 8451.35 8527.00 8606.14 6604.02 6666.88 6722.72' 4621.29 11359.88 4603.50 11764.96 4578.79' 11834.60 2330.091 2399.93 2461.84 460.05 481.21 483.391 1870.03 1918.72 1978.45 12370.29t 12470.29t 8687.89 6770.911 8568.20 4783.75 6096.58 142.06 2522.51 485.16 2037.34 PASS 12540.71 12570.29t 12670.29t, 12770.29ti 8746.56 6799.98 4521.53' 11941.35 8600.691 8613.571 4799.26 4805.40 6118.98 6127.84 141.40 141.11 2564.38 2581.86 486.15 486.49 2078.23 2095.37 PASS PASS 8771.33 8855,,Q9 8938.85 6811.321 4510.01 11958.14 6849.64 4471.08 12019.6) 6887.96, 4432.15 12087.57 8711.32 4854.11 6197.28 139.05 2702.591 488.98 2213.611 PASS 1 12870.29t 9022.61 6926.29 4393.22 12141.41 8750.71 4875.57 6227.05 138.201 2764.471 489.641 2274.84 PASS 12970.29fl 9106.37 964.611 4354.29 12186.44 8783.27 4893.74 6252.29 137.491 2827.591 489.841 2337.75 PASS 1*70.-29tj 9190.141 7002.931 4315.36 12227.05 8812.40 4910.19 6275.32 136.881 2892.011 489.761 2402.251 PASS 1 -11 /V.LYT YL /3.YV /V41.L6 4L /b.4S 1 LL6 /.Y� 13270.29t' 9357.66 7079.58 4237.501 12315.32, 13284.43 9369.50 7085.00 4232.001 12322.89 13370.29t 9441.42 7117.90 4198.58 12368.58! ! 13470.29t 9525.18 7156.23 4159.65 12417.21 13670.29tl 9692.70 13770.29tl 9776.46 13870.29tl 9860.22 13970.29tl 9943.98 14070.29t 10027.74 1%,55, 412 451.43 7232.87r 4081.79 12491.67 7271.20 4042.86 12548.01 7309.52 T003.931 12579.35 7347.84' 3965.001 12657.64 7386.17 3926.07 12682.72' 6541.3I 4YL6.Y4 02 SM) 136.2/ LY5l.6/ U9.59 246KOK PASS 8874.13 4946,761 6326.721 135.591 3024.491 489.581 2534.911 PASS 8879.33 4949.961 6331.191 135.491 3034.021 489.611 2544.411 PASS _ 8910.42 4969.551 6358.35 134.85 3092.25 489.73' 2602.52 PASS R0d7 rR, d001 nol A2R7 AR! 12d 1R.. 'IIAA R0! d40 C'7 ��71 '17 DAcc 8964.83 8990.41 9111.87 5006.61 6408.65 133.72 5025.08 6433,61 133.19 5051.01� 6468.48[ 132.47 361 6487.901 132.1 301 6536.501 131.1 98 6552.03 130.8 3230.57 488.91 2741.67 PASS 3301.31 488.37 2812.94 PASS 3372.781 488,411 2884.371 PASS 3445.131 487.471 2957.66 PASS 3518.331 488.301 3030.031 P_AS_S 3591.92 487.10 3104.82 PASS ea WB _ , Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 25 of 37 BAKER NU6NES WELLPATHREFERENCE 1 Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD POSITIONAL UNCERTAINTY - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-01 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-01 (AWP) <0-13742> Slot Surface Uncertainty @ 1 SD Horizontal O.000ft Vertical Facility Surface Uncertainty @1SD Horizontal I0.000ft Vertical HOLE & CASING SECTIONS -Offset Wellbore: WMRU-01 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-01 String/Diameter Start MD End MD Interval Start TVD End TVD ]ft] lft] lftl ]ft] [ft] (AWP) <0-13742> Start N/S ]ft] Start E/W IN End N/S IN End E/W lft] 20in Conductor 0.00 2201.00 2201.00 -43.50 1997.64 401.66 -287.06 514.36 -136.79 13.375in Casing 0.00 6211.00 6211.00 -43.50 4670.40 401.66 -287.06 1005.27 630.09 9.625in Casing 0.00 11502.00 11502.00 -43.50 8247.91 401.66 -287.06 1615.62 1646.26 7.625in Liner 11130.00 13742.00 2612.00 7991.69 9807.26 1582.41 1571.07 1903.41 2040.58 WELLPATH COMPOSITION - Offset Wellhare: WMRU-01 Offset Wellnath: WMRIJ-Ol tAWPI <n_13747> Start MD IN End MD IN Positional Uncertainty Model Log Name/Comment Wellbore 0.00 2165.00 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-1 MWD (0-2165) WMRU-01 2165.00 6132.00 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-1 MWD (2239-6132) WMRU-01 6132.00 11433.00 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-1 MWD (6251-11433) WMRU-01 11433.00 13742.00 1 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-1 MWD (11546-13742) WMRU-01 OFFSET WELLPATH MD REFERENCE - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-01 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-01 (AWP) <0-13742> MD Reference: Rig on WMRU #1 (RKB) Offset TVD & local coordinates use Reference Wellpath settings (See WELLPATH DATUM on page 1 of this report) Ellipse Start MD 119.50ft Ed m1;3 _ r Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU 48A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 26 of 37 NA, 0i a -- BAKER NuGHEs REFERENCE WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from jWMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD CLEARANCE DATA - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-02A Offset Wellpath: WMRU-02A (AWP) <0-13425) Facility: WMRU Slot: WMRU #2 Well: WMRU-02A Threshold Value=0.00 ft t = interpolated/extrapolated station Ref MD Ref TVD Ref North Ref East Offset MD Offset TVD Offset North Offset East Horiz C-C ACR Ellipse ACR Iftl 1111 IN Iftl Iftl IN 1111 IN Bearing Clear Dist MASD Sep Status 101 Iftl Iftl Iftl 12070.29 8379.75 6535.12 4632.18 13411.85 9614.341 5137.80 6074.29 134.10 2357.21 411.72 1945.49 PASS 12079.80t 8386.47 6541.80 4631.43 13411.85 9614.34 5137.80 6074.29 134.22 2358.12 412.72 1945.40 PASS 12082.29 8388.23 6543.55 4631.20 13411.85 9614.34 5137.80 6074.29 134.25 2358.39 412.98 1945.41 PASS 12102.29 8402.33 6557.61 4629.33 13411.85 9614.34 5137.80 6074.29 134.50 35 26 2360.67 Z369.30 415.07 1945.60 PASS 421.96 1947.34 PASS_ 12270.29t 8527.00 6666.88 4603.50 13411.85 9614.34 5137.80 6074.29 136.11 2384.04 431.53 1952.51 PASS 12370.29t 8606.14 6722.721 4578.791 13411.851 9614.341 5137.80 6074.29 136.66 2401.04 440.32 1960.72 PASS 12470.29t 8687.89 6770.91 4547.421 4521.53, 4510,01, 13411.851 9614.341 5137.80 6074.291 136.931 2420.061 448.23 1971.83 PASS 12540.71 8746.56 6799.981 771.33 68 f 1.32 13411.85F 6614.34 5137.80 13411.85 9614.34 5137,80. 13411.85; 9614.34, 37.801 6074.29. __ {Q74.29 136.95 136 9,-, 3 136.88 2434.541 453.24 _ 2440.96 455 1981.30 2003.87 PASS PASS 12670.29t 8855.09 6849.641 447 1.09r 6074.29 2465.19 461.32 127 0.29tj 8938.85 6887.96 4432.15 13411.85 9614.34 `5 5137.80 6074.29 136.82 2493.19 466.62 2026.57 PASS 12870.29t 9022.61 6926.29 4393.22 13411.85 9614.34 5137.80 6074.29 136.77 2524.84 471.15 2053.70 PASS 12970.29t 13070.29t 13170.29ti 9106.37 9190.14 9273.901 9357.66 9369.50 9441.42 9608.94 9692.70 6964.61 7002.93 7041.261 7079.58 7085.00 7117.90 7194.55 7232.87, 4354.29 4315.36 4276.431 4237.501 4232.00 4198.58 4120.72 4081.79 13411.85 13411.85 13411.85 9614.34 9614.34 9614.341 5137.80 6074.29 136.73 2560.02 5137.80, 6074.29 136.68 2598.56 5137.80 6074.29 136.631 2640.33 5137.80 6074.29j 136.591 2685.18 5137.80 6074.29 136.591 2691.77 474.92 2085.09 477.99 2120.57 480.39 2159.94 PASS PASS PASS PASS 13270.29t 13411.85 13411.85 9614.34 9614.34 482.19 2 -OT 482.39 2209.37 13284.43 PASS 13370.29t 13411.85 9614.341 13411.85 9614.34 13411.85 9614.34 13411.85 9614.34 5137.80 6074.29 5137,4j 5137.80 6074.29 5137.80 6074.29 136.551 2732.96 483.42 2249.54 6,51 2783.50 484.14 2299.37 136.47 2836.68 484.40 2352.28, PASS , PASS. PASS 13570.29t 13670.29t 136.44 2892.33 484.24 2408.09 PASS 13770.29tj 9776.461 7271.20'; 4042.861 13411.851 9614.34 5137.80 6074.29 136.40 2950.331 483.72 2466.61 PASS 13870.29ti 9860.221 7309.52 4003.931 13411.851 9943.98' 7347.84 3965.00 13411.85 10027.74 7386.17j 3926.07 13411.85 10111.50 7424.49 3887.I4 13411.85 10125.00 7430.67 3880.86 13411.85 9614.34 5137.80 9614.34 5137.80 6074.29 136.37 _, 6074.29 136.34 6074.291 136.31 3010.531 482.88 2527.65 PASS 3072.80 481.75 2591.05 PAS 14070.29t 9614.34 5137.80 3137.03 480.39 2656.65 PASS 14170.29t 9614.34 5137.80 6074.29 136.28 3203.09 478.81 2724.28 PASS 14186.41 9614.34 5137.80 6074.29 136.27 3213.91 478.54 2735.37 PASS ea o�B _ Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 27 of 37 WE P PFAU BAKER NU6NES REFERENCE WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION ----- Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD POSITIONAL UNCERTAINTY - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-02A Offset Wellpath: WMRU-02A (AWP) <0-13425) Slot Surface Uncertainty @ISD lHorizontal 10.000ft Vertical 10.000ft Facility Surface Uncertainty @ISD lHorizontal 10.000ft lVertical 10.000ft HOLE & CASING SECTIONS -Offset Wellbore: WMRU-02A Offset Wellpath: WMRU-02A (AWP) <0-134251 String/Diameter Start MD [ft] End MD [ft] Interval [ftl Start TVD [ftl End TVD (ftl Start N/S [ftl Start E/W [ftl End N/S [frl End E/W [ftl 30in Conductor -13.15 103.85 117.00 -56.65 60.35 361.62 -246.40 361.62 -246.40 20in Casing -13.15 2176.85 2190.00 -56.65 2011.11 361.62 -246.40 417.29 -91.93 13.375in Casing -13.15 6333.85 6347.00 -56.65 4998.04 361.62 -246.40 719.91 734.93 9.625in Casing -13.151 6333.85 6347.00 -56.65 4998.04 361.62 -246.40 719.91 734.93 9.625in Casing 6333.85 11013.85 4680.00 4998.04 8760.90 719.91 734.93 1178.80 1353.77 7.625in Liner 11013.851 12967.85 1954.00 8760.90 9526.70 1178.80 1353.77 1634.55 1655.47 5.5in Liner 12957.85 r 13376.85 419.00 9523.96 9577.41 1632.11 1653.84 1737.78 1722.61 WELLPATH COMPOSITION - Offset Wellhore: WMRU-02A Offset Wellpath: WMRIJ-02A (AWPI <0-134251 Start MD [ft] End MD [ft] Positional Uncertainty Model Log Name/Comment Wellbore -13.15 2084.85 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-02 MWD (188-2098) WMRU-02 2084.85 6333.85 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-02 MWD (2150-6347) WMRU-02 6333.85 11003.85 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-02A MWD (6510-11017) WMRU-02A 11003.85 12945.85 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-02A MWD (11110-12959) 1 WMRU-02A 12945.851 13411.85 1 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-02A MWD (13086-13425) 1 WMRU-02A OFFSET WELLPATH MD REFERENCE - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-02A Offset Wellpath: WMRU-02A (AWP) <0-13425) MD Reference: WMRU#2B Actuel RKB (RT) Offset TVD & local coordinates use Reference Wellpath settings (See WELLPATH DATUM on page I of this report) Ellipse Start MD 106.35ft Ea a�B Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 28 of 37 NAI BAKER NuGHEs WELLPATH Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from JWMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD CLEARANCE DATA -Offset Wellbore: Sword 1 PBl Offset Wellpath: Sword 1 PB1 (AWP) <0-16503> Facility: WMRU Slot: Sword 1 Well: Sword 1 PB Threshold Value=0.00 ft t = interpolated/extrapolated station Ref MD Ref TVD Ref North Ref East Offset MD Offset TVD Offset North Onset East Horiz C-C ACR Ellipse ACR IN IN IN IN It11 Iftl Iftl Iftl Bearing Clear Dist MASD Sep Status 101 IN 1111 Iftl 12070.29 8379.75 6535.12 4632.18 11378.33 5832.89 6810.93 6037.89 78.901 2922.08 199.87 2722.21 PASS 12082.29 8388.23 6543.55 4631.20 11385.37 5835.76 6815.72 6042.16 79.08 2929.15 200.84 2728.31 PASS 12102.29 8402.33 6557.61 4629.33 11396.95 5840.49 6823.62 6049.19 79.39 2941.05 202.48 2738.58 PASS 12170.29t 12 9 _ 8451.35 8527.007 6604.02 4621.29 11435.08 5855.95 6849.69 6072.32 80.39 2983.62 207.89 2775.72 PASS I mo-.2-9t-1 8606.14 6722.72 4578.79 4547.42 11630.57 11653.21 5937.71 5947.16 6983.98 6999.63 6188.48 6201.82 80.78 82.13 3127.28 3209.51 223.92 229.72 2903.37 2979.79 PASS PASS 12470.29tj 8687.891 6770.91 12540.71 1 8746.56 6799.98 4521.531 12570.29tl 8771.331 6811.32 4510.01 1ZO7Q�291 8855�Q9 6849.64 4471.08 12770.29t NR851 6887.96, 4432.15 11667.25 r-) 1672.62 1169QA4 5952.96 7009.35 6210.14 82.93 3271.00 233.33 3037.67 PASS 5955.16 7013.06 6213.33 83.25 3297.40 234.75 3062.65 PASS 11707.78 5969.37 7037.40 6234.34 85.26 3476.78 243.78 3233.05 PASS 12870.29t 9022.61 6926.29 4393.22 11724.64 5976.07 7049.08 6244.49 86.21 3567.031 247.981 3319.05 PASS 12970.29t 9106.37 6964.61 4354.29 11761.01 5990.40 7074.27 6266.47 86.721 3657.561 252.411 3405.15 PASS 13070.29t 9190.14 7002.93 4315.36 11808.04 6009.05 7106.80 6294.85 87.001 $7.39 86.571 3748.131 3838.75 3929.451 256.911 261.14 266.801 3491.221 3577.61 3662.65 PASS PASS PASS 13270.29t 9357.66 7079.58 4237.501 11955.73 6068.90 7208.071 6384.15 13284.43 9369.50 7085.001 4232.001 11978.351 6078.471 7223.371 7117.901 4198.581 12009.79 6091.81 7244.62 7156.23 6945 4159.65 12046.43 6107.33 72.' _ 7194.55 4120.72 12081.59 6122.19 7293.34 7232.87 4081.79 12114.20 6135.90 7315.55 6397.79 86.341 3942.171 267.781 3674.39 PASS 13370.29t 9 441.42 6416.73 86.73 4019.46 271.21 3748.25 PASS 13470.29t 9525.18 570.29t 9608.94 13670.29t 9692.70, 6438.75 87.16 4109.60 275.10 3834.50 PASS 6459.W 97.58 4199.85 278.83 3921.02 PASS 6479.40, 88.03 4290.24. 282.39, 4007.85, PASS . 13770.29t` 9776.46 7271.20 - 4042.86 - 12146.68� 6149.50 -- 7337.73 6498.84 88.45 4380.77 285.83 4094.93 PASS 13870.29t 9860.22 7309.52 4003.93 7347.84'' 3965.00 12179.81 6163.30 7360.42 6518.65 88.841 4471.42 289.20 292.481 4182.22 4269.701 PASS PASS 13970.29t 9943.981 12213.731 6177.38 7383.71 6538.891 89.20 4562.18 I4070.29t 10027.74 7386.17 3926.07 12247.58 6191.37 7467.01 6559.07 89.55 4653.65 295.68 4357.37 PASS 14170.29tj 10111.501 7424.493887.14 12279.051 6204.341 7428.70' 6577.83' 89.91 4744.021 298.741 4445.28PASS 14186.41 1 10125.001 7430.67 3880.861 12283.941 6206.361 7432.07 6580.751 89.97; 4758.691 299.221 4459.47 PASS 1 Ed WB _ ., Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 29 of 37 EA, 0i"k a BAKER HU6NE5 Operator WELLPATH Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD POSITIONAL UNCERTAINTY- Offset Wellbore: Sword 1 PB1 Offset Wellpath: Sword 1 PBI (AWP) <0-16503> Slot Surface Uncertainty @1SD Horizontal 10.000ft Vertical 0.000ft Facility Surface Uncertainty @ISD lHorizontal 10.000ft lVertical 10.000ft HOLE & CASING SECTIONS - Offset Wellbore: Sword 1 PB1 Offset Wellpath: Sword 1 PBl (AWP) <0-16503> String/Diameter Start MD End MD Interval Start TVD End TVD Start N/S Start E/W End N/S End E/W IN I ]ft] [ft] IN I [ft] IN I I [ft] [ft] 13.375in Casing Surface 0.001 3017.791 3017.79 -26.501 2359.87 -15.491 10.271 326.14 311.58 9.625in Casing Intermediate 0.001 10117.00 10117.00 -26.501 5281.87 -15.491 10.271 1806.29 1614.07 WELLPATH COMPOSITION -Offset Wellbore: Sword 1 PB1 Offset Wellpath: Sword 1 Pill (AWP) <0-16503> Start MD IN End MD [ft] Positional Uncertainty Model Log Name/Comment Wellbore 0.00 2970.10 NaviTrak (SAG, MagCorr) Sword 1 PB MWD (162-2970) Sword 1 PB1 2970.10 10085.95 NaviTrak (SAG, MagCorr) Sword 1 PB MWD+SAG+MAG (3045-10085) Sword I PB1 10085.95 16503.00 NaviTrak (SAG, MagCorr) Sword 1 PB MWD+SAG+MAG (10184-16503) Sword I PB1 OFFSET WELLPATH MD REFERENCE - Offset Wellbore: Sword 1 PBl Offset Wellpath: Sword 1 P111 (AWP) <0-16503> MD Reference: Rig on Sword 1 (RT) Offset TVD & local coordinates use Reference Wellpath settings (See WELLPATH DATUM on page I of this report) Ellipse Start MD 119.50ft Ea Ce0 Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 30 of 37 WAA, Fa 9 BAKER Nuc,NEs REFERENCE WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Cook Inlet Energy Operator Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD CLEARANCE DATA -Offset Wellbore: Sword 1 Offset Wellpath: Sword 1 (AWP) <0-18475> Facility: WMRU Slot: Sword 1 Well: Sword 1 Threshold Value-0.00 ft t = interpolated/extrapolated station Ref MD Ref TVD Ref North Ref East Offset MD Offset TVD Offset North Offset East Horiz Iftl lftl lftl IN IN IN lftl Iftl Bearing _ 12070.29 8379.751 6535.12 4632.18 11293.36 5773.07 6712.19 6044.861 I°1 82.86 12082.29 8388.231 6543.55 4631.20 11300.68 5775.97 6716.94 6049.61 83.03 C-C ACR Ellipse ACR Clear Dist MASD Sep Status 2970. 12102.29 8402.331 6557.61 4629.33 11312.73 5780.73 6724.79 6057.421 83.321 2990.01 210.92 12170.29t 8451.351 6604.02 4621.29' 11368.36 5802.72 6761.08 6093.39F 83.91 3034.31 216.86 12270.29t 12370.29t 8527.00 8606.14' 6666.88 4603.50 6722.721 4578.791 6770.91 4547.421 6799.98 4521.531 681132F 4510.011 49.64 4471.08 11516.89 11557.68, 11591.93't 11611.16; 11616.35 11633.67 5863.35 5880.50 5894.78 5902.75 5904.89 5911.97 6857.73 6884.281 6906.601 6919.131 6922.52 6933.85 6188,47 6214.26 83.13 84.361 3105.42 3182.77 226.98 233.72 12470.29t 8687.89 6235.97 85.41 3266.67 239.60 12540.71 8746.56 6248.19 86.05 3329.09 243.17 12570.29t 8771.33 2251.49 6262.50 86.35 3355.83 244.51 2761.881 PASS 2768.301 PASS 2779.091 PASS 2817.451 PASS 2878.43 PASS 2949.041 PASS 3027.071 PASS 3085.911 PASS 3111.321 PASS 12770.29t 8938.43 85 6887.96 4432.15 11650.61 5918.80, 694499, 6273.28 88.23 3537.48 253.00 3284.48 PASS 12870.29t 9022.61 6926.29 93.22; 11667.26 5925.401 6955.94 6283.85 89.101 3628.78 256.94 3371.85 PASS 0 0 13270.29t 13284.43 13370.29t 13470.29t 13570.29t 13670.29t 13770.29t 13870.29t 13970.29t 14070.29t 14170.29t 14186.41 9106.37 9190.14 92 33.90 9357.66 9369.50 9441.42 9525.18 9608.94 9692.70 6964.61 4354.29 11683.44 5931.78 7002.93 4315.361 11699.34 5937.95 -._. ---- 7041.26 4276.43 11740.53 5953.82 7079.58 4237.501 11794.051 5974.70 7085.00 7117.90 -71 " 111 4232.001 11801.961 5977.77 11851.24 5997.34 IIat) I co AO11 cc. 4198.58 AI;Q fc'. 7194.55 4120.72 7232.871 4081.79``' 7271.201 4042.861 9860.221 7309.521 4003.93 9943.9_8 7347.84 3965.00 10027.74 7386.17 3926.07 10111.501 I 3887.14 10125.00 7430.673880.861 11928.24 60,a.26 11954.66 6038.83 11980.87 _ 6049.26 12017.35 6063.77 12058.37 12091.8 6080.21' 121 11.641 6101.74, 12114.801 6103.011 6966.70 6294.20 8T941 3720.39 260.68 3459.71 PASS 6977.29 6304.35 90.741 3812.28 264.26 3548.02 PASS 7004.75 6330.63 91.02 3904.36 268.37 3635.98 PASS 7040.30 6364.76 91.061 3996.39 272.731 3723.67 PASS 7045.48, 6369.73 91.061 4009.40 273.341 3736.06 PASS 7078.151 6401.15 91.03 4088.35 277.08 3811.27 PASS 71 11 39 6433.131 91.13' 4180.21 281.15 3899.06' PASS 7128.97 0450.04 91.61 72.15 284.46 3987.69 PASS 7146.43 6466.821 92.08 4364.24 287.66 4076.58 PASS 7163.771 6483.47 92.52 4456.47 290.751 165.72 PASS 7187.89 6506.69 92.781 4548.81 294.06 4254.75' PASS 7214.82 6532.89 92.97 4641.17 297.44 4343.73 PASS 6554.34 93.26 4733.55 300.54 4433.01 PASS 7249.53 6567.091 93.741 4826.07 303.17 4522.90 PAS 7251.58 6569.13 93.81 4841.00 3 33.591 4537.41 PASS Ea MB _ Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 31 of 37 Elik a BAKER HU6NES REFERENCE WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility 1WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD POSITIONAL UNCERTAINTY - Offset Wellbore: Sword 1 Offset Wellpath: Sword 1 (AWP) <0-18475> Slot Surface Uncertainty @1SD Horizontal 10.000ft lVertical 0.000ft Facility Surface Uncertainty @ISD Horizontal 10.000ft lVertical 10.000ft HOLE & CASING SECTIONS -Offset Wellbore: Sword 1 Offset Wellpath: Sword l (AWP) <0-18475> String/Diameter Start MD End MD Interval Start TVD End TVD Start N/S Start E/W End N/S End E/W I IN [ft] 1 [ft] I [ft] I jftj I [ft I [ft] I ]ft] I jft] 13.375in Casing Surface 1 0.00 3017.79 3017.79 -26.501 2359.87 -15.491 10.271 326.141 311.58 9.625in Casing Intermediate 1 0.00 10117.811 10117.81 -26.501 5282.21 -15.491 10.271 1806.461 1614.21 WELLPATH COMPOSITION -Offset Wellbore: Sword 1 Offset Wellpath: Sword 1 (AWP) <0-18475> Start MD [ft1 End MD [ft] Positional Uncertainty Model Log Name/Comment Wellbore 0.00 2970.10 NaviTrak (SAG, MagCorr) Sword 1 MWD+SAG+MAG (162-2970) Sword 1 2970.10 10085.95 NaviTrak (SAG, MagCorr) Sword I MWD+SAG+MAG (3045-10085) Sword 1 10085.95 18475.00 NaviTrak (SAG, MagCorr) Sword I MWD+SAG+MAG (10166-18475) Sword 1 OFFSET WELLPATH MD REFERENCE - Offset Wellbore: Sword 1 Offset Wellpath: Sword 1 (AWP) <0-18475> MD Reference: Rig on Sword 1 (RT) Offset TVD & local coordinates use Reference Wellpath settings (See WELLPATH DATUM on page 1 of this report) Ellipse Start MD 1119.50ft Ea ceb _ Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 32 of 37 wilks BAKER H116NE5 REFERENCE WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD CLEARANCE DATA - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-02 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-02 (AWP) <0-10548> Facility: WMRU Slot: WMRU #2 Well: WMRU-02 Threshold Value=0.00 ft t = interpolated/extrapolated station Ref MD Ref TVD Ref North Ref East Offset MD Offset TVD Offset North Offset East Horiz C-C ACR Ellipse ACR IN Iftl Iftl Iftl IN IN Iftl Iftl Bearing Clear Dist MASD Sep Status 10I Iftl Iftl Iftl 12070.29 8379.75 6535.12 4632.18 10444.85 7915.76 2437.91 5659.71 165.921 4249.491 397.201 3852.29 PASS 12082.29 8388.23 6543.55 4631.20 10444.851 7915.76 2437.91 5659.71 165.94 4258.79 397.11 3861.68 PASS 12102.29 8402.33 6557.61 4629.33 10444.851 10444.85, 7915.36 7915.76 2437.91 5659.71 165.96 4274.381 396.97 3877.41 PASS 12170.29t 8451.35 6604.02 4621.29 2437.91 5659.71 16_6.0_0 4326.851 396.48 3930.37 PASS 4915.76 15 79.76 2437.91 2437.91 2437.91 2437.911 2437.91! 5659.71 5659.71' 5659.71 5659.711 5659.711 165.98 165.84 165.60 165.381 165.271 4401.52 395.75 4472.641 395.01 4539.63 394.26 4584.03 393.71 4602.22` 393.46 4005.77 PA 4077 - .631 PASS 4145.37 PASS 4190.3211 PASS 4208.761 PASS 12370.29t 8606.14 6722.72 4578.79 10444.85 12470.29t 8687.89 6770.91 4547.42 10444.85 7915.76 12540.71 8746.56 6799.98 4521.53 10444.85 7915.76 12570.29t 8771.33 6811.32 4510.01 10444.85 7915.76 jj 8855.09 1 2437.911 _ 5659.71 5659.71 r 164.92 164.58, 4664.60 4728.27 392.59 391.63 4272.02 4336.64 PA PASS 12770.29t 8938.85 6887.961 4432.15 10444.85 7915.76 12870.29t 9022.61 6926.29 4393.22 10444.85 7915.76 2437.91 5659.71 -- 164.24 ' ---- 4793.18 _ - - 390.61 - - 4402.57 PASS 12970.29t 9106.37 6964.611 4354.291 10444.85 7915.76 -2437.911 5659.711 163.91 4859.29 389.53 4469.75 PASS 13070.29t 9190.14 7002.93 4315.36 10444.85 7915.76 2437.91 5659.71 163.59 4926.53 388.40 4538.13 PASS --_ - - §273.§0 _- 7041.26 w. 4276.43 _ 10444.85 - 7915.76 _- 2437.91 5659.71 _ - 163.28 s 4994.87 -- 387.22 -- 4607.65 - ASS PASS 9357.661 7079.58' 4237.50 10444.85 7915.76 2437.911 5659.71 162.971 5064.27 386.001 4678.27 PASS 13284.43 9369.501 7085.001 4232.00 10444.85' 7915.76 _ 2437.911 5659.71 162.92 5074.16 385.821 4688.34 PASS 13370.29t 9441.42 7117.901 4198.5-8[­50444.851 7915.76 2437.911 5659.71 162.661 5134.67 384.741 4749,93, PASS -13470.29t 9525.18 7156.23 4159.65: 1_4440 85 7915.76 2437.91 5659.71 162.36 5206.04 383.46 4822.59 PASS =u WUeji '.., 9608.94 7194.55, 4120.72, 10444.85 7915.76 2437.91. _, 5659.71 162.07 5278.3. ;382.15 4896.20 PASS 13670.29t - 9692.70 7232.871 = 4081.79 - 10444.85 7915.76, - 2437.91 - 5659.71 161.79 5351.54 380.82 4970.72 PASS 13770.29tl 9776.46 7271.20 4042.86 10444.85 7915.76 2437.91 5659.71 161.501 5425.59 379.47 5046.12 PASS 13870.29tl 9860.22 7309.52 4003.93 10444.851 7915.761 2437.91 5659.71' 161.23, 5500.46 378.121 5122.351 PASS 13970.29t 9943.98 7347.84 3965.00 10444.85 7915.76 2437.91 5659.71 160.96 5576.12 376.75 5199.37 PASS _. -- 14070.29t 10027.74 -- _ 7386.17 -- -- 3926.07 ----- 10444.85 - - 7915.76 2437.91 - - 5659.71 - 160.69 --.I- 5652.54 -- -1 37_5.38 - 5277.16 -- --- PASS . 14170.29t 10111.501 7424.491 3887.141 10444.85� 7915.76� 2437.91r 5659.71� 160.43 5729.68 374.001 5355.68 PASS 14186.41 1 10125.00 7430.67 3880.86 10444.85 7915.76 2437.91 5659.71 160.39 5742.18 373.78 5368.40 PASS E8 CeB Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 33 of 37 W) Ard as BAKER NU6ME5 REFERENCE Operator WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from WMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD POSITIONAL UNCERTAINTY - Offset Wellbore: WMRU42 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-02 (AWP) <0-10548> Slot Surface Uncertainty @1SD lHorizontal 10.000ft lVertical 10.000ft Facility Surface Uncertainty (@ISD Horizontal 10.000ft lVertical 10.000ft HOLE & CASING SECTIONS -Offset Wellbore: WMRU-02 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-02 (AWP) <0-10548> String/Diameter Start MD IN End MD Ift] Interval Ift] Start TVD IN End TVD Ift] Start N/S ]ft] Start E/W IN End N/S Ift] End E/W Ift] 30in Conductor -13.15 103.85 117.00 -56.65 60.35 361.62 -246.40 361.62 -246.40 20in Casing -13.15 2176.85 2190.00 -56.65 2011.11 361.62 -246.40 417.29 -91.93 13.375in Casing -13.15 6415.85 6429.00 -56.65 5058.60 361.62 -246.40 725.45 750.85 9.625in Casing -13.15 11018.85 11032.00 -56.65 NA 361.62 -246.40 NA NA WELLPATH COMPOSITION -Offset Wellbore: WMRU-02 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-02 (AWP) <0-10548> Start MD Ift] End MD Ift] Positional Uncertainty Model Log Name/Comment Wellbore -13.15 2084.85 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-02 MWD (188-2098) WMRU-02 2084.85 6333.85 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-02 MWD (2150-6347) WMRU-02 6333.85 10444.85 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-02 MWD (6486-10458) WMRU-02 OFFSET WELLPATH MD REFERENCE - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-02 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-02 (AWP) <0-10548> MD Reference: WMRU#2B Actuel RKB (RT) Offset TVD & local coordinates use Reference Wellpath settings (See WELLPATH DATUM on page I of this report) Ellipse Start MD 106.3511 Ea ce8 _ Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 34 of 37 Fe P F -_- 'Abu BAKER Nuys REFERENCE WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) lWell WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU I Sidetrack from IWMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD CLEARANCE DATA - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-02B P112 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-02B PB2 <6888-7223> Facility: WMRU Slot: WMRU 42 Well: WMRU-02B Threshold Value=0.00 ft t = interpolated/extrapolated station Ref MD Ref TVD Ref North Ref East Offset MD Offset TVD Offset North Offset East Horiz C-C ACR Ellipse ACR lftl lal Iftl Iftl IN Iftl IN Iftl Hearing Clear Dist MASD Sep Status 101 IN Iftl Iftl 12070.29 8379.75 6535.12 4632.18 7223.00 5727.61 1999.82 3321.99 196.111 5414.731 170.27 5244.46 PASS 12082.29 8388.23 6543.55 4631.20 7223.00 5727.61 1999.82 3321.99 196.071 5425.711 170.33 5255.38 PASS 12102.29 8402.33 6557.61 4629.33 7273.00 5727.61 1999.82 3321.99 196.01 5443.96 170.44 5273.52 PASS 12170.29t 8451.35 6604.02 4621.29 7223.00 5727.61 1999.82 3321.99 195.76 5505.05 17- 5334.24 PASS 6666.88 6722.72 4603.50 4578.79` 7223.00 7223.00 5727.61 5727.61' 1999.82 1999.82 3321.99 3321.99 195.35 194.90 5591.09 5671.97 171.37 171.97 54 99.72 5500.00 PASS PASS 12370.29t 8606.14 12470.29t 8687.89 6770.91 4547.42 7223.00 5727.61 1999.821 3321.99 194.41 5747.02 172.56 5574.46 PASS 12540.71 1 8746.56 6799.98 4521.531 7223.00 5727.61 1999.82 3321.99 194.03 5796.08 172.96 5623. I I' PASS 12570.29t� 8771.33 6811.32 4510.01- 7223.00 5727.61F-1999.82F- 3321.99 193.87 5816.02 173.12 5642.91 PASS 67Q.29t 8855.09�'W 6849.64 4471.08 7223.00 __ 61 1999.82 3321.99 193.33 5884.07 173.61 5710.46 PASS 12770.29ti 8938.85 6887.96 4432.15 7223.00, 5727.61 1999.82 3321.99 192.80 5953.02, 174.09, 5778.94; PASS 12870.29t 9022.61 6926.29 4393.22 7223.00 5727.61 1999.82 3321.99 192.27 60 22. 55 174.54 5848.30 PASS 12970.29t 9106.37 6964.61 4354.29 7223.00 5727.611 1999.82 3321.991 191.75 6093.511 174.98 5918.53 PASS 13070.29t 9190.14 7002.93 4315.36 7223.06-5727.611 1999.82 3321.991 191.23 6164.981 175,391 5989.591 PASS 13170.29t 9273.90 7041.26 4276.43 7223.00 5727.61 1999.82 3321.99 1' 6237.24 175.79 6061.45 PASS 13270.29t 1 9357.661 7079.58 4237.501 7223.00 5727.61 1999.821 3321.99 190.22 6310.261 176.17 6134.091 PASS 13284.43 1 9369.50 7085.00 4232.001 7223.00 5727.61 1999.82 3321.99 190.15 6320.641 176.22 6144.421 PASS 13370.29t 9441.42 7117.90 4198.58 7223.00 5727.61 1999.821 332 L99 189.72 6384.01 176.54 6207.47 PASS 13470.29t _ 9525.18- 7156.23 4159.65 7223.00 5727.61 _, 1999.82r . 3321.99 189.23 6459.46 176.89 6281.571 -- PASS 13�7.p.29,.t, _9608.94 7194.55 4120.72 7223.00 5727.61 1999.82 13670.29t _„ 9692.70, 7232.87 4081.79 7223.00 5727.61 1999.82 13770.29t 7271.20 4042.86 7223.00 5727.61 1999.8213870.29t E9776.46 22 7309.52 4003.93 7223.00 5727.61 1999.82 13970.29t 14070.29t 9943.98 10027.74 7347.84 7386.17 3965.00 3926.07 7223.00 7223.00 5727.61 5727.61 1999.82 1999.82 r 1417029ti 10111.50( 7424.491 3887.141 7223.001 5727.61 1999.821 3321.99 188.74 6533.60 177.23 6g56.37 PASS 3321.99 188.26 6609.39, 177.56 6431.84. PASS 3321.99j _ 187.79 6685.82 177.871 6507.951 PASS 3321.991 187.32 6762.87 178.171 6584.701 PASS 3321.991 186.86 6840.51 178.471 6662.o4l PASS 332].99 186.46 &18.72 178.75 6739.97 PASS 3321.99 185.95 6997.49� 179.03 6818.47 PASS 3321.99 185.881 7010.24 179.07 6831.171 PASS E0 oei3 Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 35 of 37 WE P aw 9 BAKER NuGHEs WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from jWMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD POSITIONAL UNCERTAINTY- Offset Wellbore: WMRU-02B PB2 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-02B PB2 <6888-7223> Slot Surface Uncertainty @1SD lHorizontal 10.000ft lVertical 10.000ft Facility Surface Uncertainty @1SD lHorizontal 10.000ft lVertical 10.000ft WELLPATH COMPOSITION -Offset Wellbore: WMRU-02B PB2 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-02B PB2 <6888-7223> Start MD End MD Positional Uncertainty Model Log Name/Comment Wellbore [ft] [ftj -13.15 2084.85 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-02 MWD (188-2098) WMRU-02 2084.85 6333.85 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-02 MWD (2150-6347) WMRU-02 6333.85 6807.00 ISCWSA MWD, Rev. 0 (Standard) WMRU-02A MWD (6510-11017) WMRU-02A 6807.00 7223.00 OnTrak (SAG) Ontrak<6888.61-7223> WMRU-02B P132 OFFSET WELLPATH MD REFERENCE - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-02B P132 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-02B PB2 <6888-7223> MD Reference: WMRU#2B Actuel RKB (RT) Offset TVD & local coordinates use Reference Wellpath settings (See WELLPATH DATUM on page I of this report) Ellipse Start MD 106.35ft Ea Ceb Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 36 of 37 F R 9 31d OPI BAKER NU6NES REFERENCE WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from JWMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD CLEARANCE DATA - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-04 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-04 (AWP) <041903> Facility: WMRU Slot: WMRU #4 Well: WMRU-04 Threshold Value=0.00 ft t = interpolated/extrapolated station Ref MD Ref TVD Ref North Ref East Offset MD Offset TVD Offset North Offset East Horiz C-C ACR Ellipse ACR Ift] [ft] [ftl IN IN Ift] [ftl IN Bearing Clear Dist MASD Sep Status 12070.29 1 8379.75 12102.29 1 12170.29t 12270.29t 12370.29t 12470.29t 12540.71 12570.29tr- I2670.29t 12770.29t 12870.29t f 12970.29t 13070.29t 13270.29t 13284.43 13370.29t 13470.29t 8451.35' 8527.00 8606.14 8687.89 8746.56 8771.33 8855.09 8938.85 9022.61 9106.37 9190.14 9357 9441.4 9525.1 6535.12 6543.55 6557.61 6604.02 6666.88 6722.72 6770.91 6799.98 681 1.32 6849.64 6887.96 6926.29 6964.61 7002.93 7041.26 7079.58 7085.00 7117.90 7156.23 13670.29t1 9692.701 7232.87 13770.29t 9776.461 7271.20 13870.29t 9860.221 7309.52 13970.29t 9943.9Fgl 7347.84 i4070.29t 10027.74 7386.17 14170.29tl 10111.501 7424.49 14186.41 1 10125.001 7430.67 .4631.201 8527.55 4629.331 8538.43 4621.291 8587.94 4603.50 8663.56' 4578.791 8719.51 4547.421 8794.82 _ 4521.531 8906.90 4510.01 8947.08 4471.08 9274.37 4432.15 ___ 9383.04 4393.22 9452.41 4354.291 10822.39 4315.361 10905.00 4276.43 10 885.18 4237.50 11067.75 4232.00 11084.2 4198.58 11173.581_ 4159.65 11281.33' 11436.71 4081.791 11526.39, 4042.861 11570.671 4003.931 11618.80 3965.001 11695.55i, 3926.0W, 11772.63 3887.14 11846.77 3886.86 1 1858.85 7717.601 -1820.221 2797.97 192.38 7723.84 -1821.13 2799.89 192.35 7734.14 -1822.64 2803.05 192.29 7781.04 -1829.47 2817.35 192.07 7852.74 -1839.72 2839.11 191.72 7905.86 - 1 18 - 47 .251 2855.00 191.37 7977.45 -1857.311 2876.08 190.96 8084.12 -1871.791 2907.28i 190.55 8122.39 -1876.73 2918.46 190.38 8435.36 -1911.84" 3007.45 189.48 8539.61 -1921.48 3036.60 189.00 8606.21 -1927.36 3055.08 188.60 9920.75 -1949.35 185.90 10000.43 -1944.26 _3433.161 3454.41 185.50 10077.59 -1939.25 3475.60 185.10 10157.00 -1934.10 3497.631 184.69 10172.86 -1933.05 3502.06 184.63 10258.66 -1927.21 3526.23 10362.13 -1919.86 3555.37- 10511.24, 3597.46 10597.32 -1900.93 3621.56 10639.89 -1897.37 3633.22; 10686.22 -1893.65 3645.76 10760.25 -1887.75 3665.08` 10834.7b -1881.76 3683.91 10906.54 -1875.971 3701.54 10918.24 -1875.031 3704.39 183.81 8579.88 225.86 8354.02 PASS 8588.54 225.98 8362.56 PASS 8602.931 226.17 8376.76 PASS 8650.28 227.04 8423.23 PASS 8713.78 228.37 8485.41 PASS 8769.61 229.28 8540-34 PASS 8817.27 230.52 8586.75 PASS 8845.57 232.50 8613.08 PASS 8856.42 233.17 8623.26 PASS 8892.80 238.82 8653.98 PASS 8928.22 240.38 8687.84 PASS 8963.88 241.25 8722.63 PASS 8998.36 261.79 8736.56 PASS 9024.97 262.671 8762.301 PASS 9051.90 263.54 8788.35 PASS 9079.25 264.46 8814.79 PASS 9083.14 264.651 8818.49 PASS 9106.82 265.68 M- 13 PASS 9134.60 266.931 8867.67 PASS 182.891 9190.02 269.761 8920.271 PASS 182.56 9218.24 270.23 8948.01 PASS 182.23 9247.10 270.741 8976.36 PASS 181.86 9276.44 271.551 9004.89 PASS 181.50 9_306.15 272.33 903_3.83 PASS 181.14 9336.23r 273.051 9063.171 PASS 1 181.091 9341.111 273.171 9067.941 PASS 1 E8 t%l Cook Inlet Energy_ Clearance Report WMRU #8A Vers#2 Closest Approach Page 37 of 37 WE P ap 9 BAKER NU6NE5 REFERENCE WELLPATH IDENTIFICATION Operator Cook Inlet Energy Slot WMRU #8 Area Cook Inlet, Alaska (West Side) Well WMRU #8A Field West McArthur River Unit Wellbore WMRU #8A Plan Facility WMRU Sidetrack from jWMRU #8 at 12070.29 MD POSITIONAL UNCERTAINTY - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-04 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-04 (AWP) <041903> Slot Surface Uncertainty @ISD lHorizontal 10.000ft lVertical 0. 000ft Facility Surface Uncertainty @ISD lHorizontal 10.000ft lVertical 10.000ft HOLE & CASING SECTIONS -Offset Wellbore: WMRU-04 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-04 (AWP) <0-11903> String/Diameter Start MD IN End MD Ift] Interval I IN Start TVD Ift] End TVD Ift] Start N/S IN Start E/W Ift] End N/S Ift] End E/W IN 20in Conductor 0.00 120.00 120.00 -43.50 -43.50 -43.50 4972.22 76.50 2159.87 5093.01 5536.46 -92.38 -92.38 -92.38 -453.591 59.28 59.28 59.28 600.14 -92.41 -152.70 -466.94 -501.79 59.36 145.74 620.63 680.94 13.375in Casing 0.00 2265.00; 2265.00 9.625in Casing 0.00 5743.00 1 5743.00 7.625in Liner 5598.00 6243.00 645.00 WELLPATH COMPOSITION -Offset Wellbore: WMRU-04 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-04 (AWP) <0-11903> Start MD IN End MD Ift] Positional Uncertainty Model Log Name/Comment Wellbore 0.00 11903.00 NaviTrak (Standard) WMRU-04 MWD (185 - 11930) 1 WMRU-04 OFFSET WELLPATH MD REFERENCE - Offset Wellbore: WMRU-04 Offset Wellpath: WMRU-04 (AWP) <0-11903> MD Reference: Rig on WMRU #4 (RT) Offset TVD & local coordinates use Reference Wellpath settings (See WELLPATH DATUM on page I of this report) Ellipse Start MD 119.5011 E8 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Cutter Type SelectCutter IADC Code M434 Body Type MATRIX Total Cutter Count 61 Cutter Distribution lomm 13mm Face 12 25 Gauge 0 18 Up Drill 0 6 Number of Large Nozzles 0 Number of Medium Nozzles 0 Number of Small Nozzles 0 Number of Micro Nozzles 6 Number of Ports (Size) 0 Number of Replaceable Ports (Size) 0 Junk Slot Area (sq in) 5.51 Normalized Face Volume 26.73% API Connection 3-1/2 REG. PIN Recommended Make -Up Torque* 5,173 — 7,665 Ft*lbs. Nominal Dimensions** Make -Up Face to Nose 931 in - 236 mm Gauge Length 2 in - 51 mm Sleeve Length 0 in - 0 mm Shank Diameter 4.5 in - 114 mm Break Out Plate (Mat.#/Legacy#) 181953/44030 Approximate Shipping Weight 85Lbs. - 39Kg. SPECIAL FEATURES Up -Drill Cutters on Gage Pads, 1/32" Relieved Gage, Optimized Dual Row - "D" Feature HALLIBURTON ordi a,t3 i S-0— Material #778247 *Bit specific recommended make-up torque is a function of the bit I.D. and actual bit sub O.D. utilized as specified in AN RP7G Section A.8.2. **Design dimensions are nominal and may vary slightly on manufactured product. Halliburton Drill Bits and Services models are continuously reviewed and refined. Product specifications may change without notice. © 2013 Halliburton. All rights reserved. Sales of Halliburton products and services will be in accord solely with the terms and conditions contained in the contract between Halliburton and the customer that is applicable to the sale. Mi sw Cook Inlet Energy, LLC WMRU — 08A Sidetrack Fluids Program DRILLING FLUIDS PROPOSAL Cook Inlet Energy, LLC WMRU - 08A Sidetrack Fluids Program (: ,Cook Inlet E9yner NAME SIGNATURE DATE Prepared: Michael Francis September 25, 2014 Reviewed by: Mark Fairbanks Customer Approval: Version: 1.0 NOTE: This program is provided as a guide only. Well conditions will always dictate fluid properties and product additions required for well -bore integrity Ver. 1.0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 1 of 14 MISW Cook Inlet Energy, LLC WMRU - 08A Sidetrack Fluids Program Proposal Summary WMRU — 08A is a sidetrack to the WMRU — 08 well that will be drilled utilizing Miller Rig #37. The objective of the WMRU — 08A is to re-evaluate the Hemlock interval. In order to minimize the need of having large quantities of product on hand and also reduce the amount of cuttings that need to be hauled away, it is suggested that a highly inhibitive KLA-SHIELD system be used to drill the 6.125" sidetrack interval from 12,070' MD to 14,188' MD. The KLA-SHIELD system will be comprised of 4-6% KCL and sized Calcium Carbonate. Contingency products will be on hand to cover events such as mud weight increases and to combat any lost circulation problems that may occur. Mud Depth Weight Total Intery Casing Size Hole Size Casin NIA DepthMD TVD Mud System (ppg) Days Cost 13.375" 3,430' 3,054' NIA NIA NIA 12.25" 9.625" OD 0.1458 9,712' 6,825' NIA 8.681" ID bblslft 7.0" OD 8.5" 6.184" ID 0.0702 12,070' 8,379' NIA bblslft 14,188' 5.0" OD 6.125" •0364 10,125' Kla-Shield 9.5-9.9 13 i 4.276" ID bblslft I Total Total Cost Days 13 Ver. 1.0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 2 of 14 ►Vi It=- Jivl-f • Cook Inlet Energy, LLC WMRU — 08A Sidetrack Fluids Program Fluid and Drilling Concerns • Hole Instability — While drilling through shale take notice of the cuttings size and shape to ensure that there are no hole instability issues or indications of break out i.e. large angled cuttings. ■ Lost Circulation — Monitor fluid volumes to detect any early signs of lost circulation, if lost circulation is encountered treat appropriately by following the LCM decision tree. • High ECD's — Ensure that the fluid properties are maintained to provide the best possible hole cleaning properties. Maintain mud weights as per program guidelines and or hole conditions and ensure that rheology is optimized to reduce ECD's to a manageable level while drilling. ■ Coal — In the Cook Inlet, area drilling through large coal seams have proven problematic in the past. Increasing the density of the drilling fluid has proven to be effective when any signs of hole instability due to coal are seen, Refer to the "Drilling Coal" section of the program. • Surge and Swab — Surge and Swab can increase the potential for wellbore instability, use proper drilling and tripping practices to mitigate this risk. ■ Logistics — Due to the limited amount of room for product and the effort it takes for the product to get to the drill rig, proactive measures need to be taken for logistics. Mud Engineers will take daily inventory and order product ahead of time. • pH — Keep pH in the range of 9.0-10.0 as this is essential in mitigating corrosion. ■ Tripping Pipe — Stage into the open hole in several increments breaking circulation each time and circulating for a period of time to ensure adequate fluid movement, Idle pumps when beginning circulation to minimize surge pressures. Work pipe and rotate while circulating to help break up gel strengths. Hole Cleaning Recommendations ■ Rheology and Hydraulics calculations will be run daily and the mud properties will be adjusted as needed to maximize hole cleaning. ■ Use the highest possible annular velocity to maintain good hole cleaning. Annular velocity provides the upward impact force necessary for good cuttings transport. ■ Control drill to manage difficult hole cleaning situations. Penetration rates determine the annular cuttings load. Use the PWD data (if available) to determine when it is necessary to stop drilling and circulate the hole. ■ Keep cuttings concentration less than 5% (by volume) in order to minimize drilling problems. • Virtual Hydraulics will be run through each hole section to optimize the fluid for maximun hole cleaning efficiency. Ver. 1.0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 3 of 14 M1 S1A/AC Cook Inlet Energy, LLC WMRU — 08A Sldetrack Fluids Program Sweep Recommendations • Don't recommend the use of sweeps unless hole conditions dictate. ■ Hi- Vis sweeps are recommended to use if needed. The volume should be enough to cover at least 200- 300 annular volume of the open hole. The recommended rheology of the sweep would have the Yield Point in the 35-40 range and the 6 RPM readings in the 15-20 range. • Weighted sweeps are another option, but Hi-Vis sweeps are preferred. ■ The need to pump LCM sweeps will be dictated by hole conditions. Bit/BHA Balling Recommendations • Reactive clay formations can absorb high volumes of water and can be extremely sticky and problematic regardless of the degree of inhibition. ■ The drilling rate should be controlled to keep the concentration of cuttings in the annulus below 5%. • Short trips should be made as necessary to minimize buildup of cuttings in areas of hole washout. • During trips, the BHA can accumulate cuttings that will potentially ball it. Recommend circulating for a short period to circulate up any formation that may have adhered to the BHA or bit during the trip. Ver. 1.0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 4 of 14 Mi SWi4C�,, 6.125" Interval Summary Cook Inlet Energy, LLC WMRU — 08A Sidetrack Fluids Program SIDETRACK INTERVAL Drilling Fluid System KLA-SHIELD Key Products POLYPAC SUPREME UL, DUO-VIS, KCL, KLA-STOP, Busan 1060, DEFOAM- X, ASPHASOL SUPREME, LOTORQ, DRILLZONE, SAFE CARB-20, SAFE CARB-40, M-1 WATE, SACK BLACK, POLYPLUS RD & RESINEX Solids Control Shakers & Centrifuge Potential Problems Hole cleaning Loss circulation / Differential sticking Hole stability Running coals INTERVAL MUD PROPERTIES Depth MD (ft) Mud Wt. PV Yield Point API Fluid Loss Cl- LGS (ppg) (Ib11o0ft2) (Ib1100ft2) (m1130min) (mg/1) (°/,) 12,070-14,188' 9.5-9.9 10-20 15-25 <5 25,000-35,000 <6% NOTE: This program is provided as a guide only. Well conditions will always dictate fluid properties and product additions required for well -bore integrity. Production Interval Overview The sidetrack interval will be drilled to a depth of 14,9188' MD using a 6.125" bit with the highly inhibitive KLA-SHIELD system at 9.5ppg containing 4-6% KCL. Wellbore stability is crucial to the interval as several coal seams will be drilled. A well maintained mud system supplemented with good solids control equipment for maximum solids removal will minimize fluid invasion. Proper drilling practices and properly engineered fluid will minimize wellbore instability. Any new fluid that is required should be built to the below specs. KLA-SHIELD Drillinq Fluid Formulation: Fresh Water 0.88 bbls DUO-VIS POLYPAC SUPREME UL 4% KCI M-1 WATE KLA-STOP DRILZONE Busan 1060 1.0 ppb (as needed for Rheology) 1.5 - 3.0 ppb 14 ppb (in base brine) As needed for density 8.0-12 ppb/2.0-3.0 %v/v 0% - 2.0% As needed 0.49 ppb Ver. 1.0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 5 of 14 Cook Inlet Energy, LLC WMRU — 08A Sldetrack Fluids Program Before drilling though reactive shales, additions are recommended as follows: ASPHASOL SUPREME 4 — 6 ppb RESINEX 2 — 4 ppb SACK BLACK 1— 4 ppb Production Interval Drilling Discussion ■ Lithology for this interval is expected to consist of sand, shale, siltstones, and coal. • Ensure that the fluid properties are maintained to provide the best possible hole cleaning, Maintain mud weights as per program guidelines and or hole conditions and ensure that rheology is optimized to reduce ECD's to a manageable level while drilling. Monitor for any fluid losses and flow back closely. • If additional mud weight increases are required outside of plan, control the ROP and flow rates as needed to avoid inducing a breakdown of any formations while drilling in the lower portion of this interval. Reduce pump rates immediately if packing off occurs. Run back to bottom and establish circulation. Pump high viscosity sweeps and ream carefully to clean the hole before proceeding with further drilling. • Adjust rheology, pipe rotation speed, pipe running speeds and pump rates as needed to balance hole cleaning and ECD. Use good drilling and tripping practices. Break circulation slowly — Reduce pump speed 15 to 20% while reaming down. Back reaming should not be utilized if possible to minimize the risk of coal seam instability. ■ Upon reaching casing point, watch the bottoms -up cuttings closely. If the well does not readily cleanup or if there are any excess of torque, drag, pick-up or slack -off weights pump a high viscosity /weighted sweep and observe bottoms up again. • Minimize dilution rates as much as possible by utilizing the rigs solids control equipment. Monitor screen condition closely. Ensure centrifuge is running properly and that all de-sander/de-silter cones are "Spraying" and not "Roping". Interval pore pressures may vary. Shale stability and pore pressures could require a higher or lower mud weight. Any fluid weight adjustments should be performed in 0.1 — 0.2 ppg increments using Safe Carb-40 as a weighted "spike" fluid. Production Interval Fluid Operations: ■ Ensure all MSDS sheets are available for the rig crews and have been reviewed. ■ Run corrosion ring in the drill string per M-1 SWACO's corrosion mitigation program. ■ When building the KLA-SHIELD drilling fluids system, follow the fluid recipe and make changes as necessary to target a yield point of 15-28 (lb/100ft2). ■ The initial makeup will consist of 1 ppb of RESINEX and 1 ppb SACK BLACK. This will be increased while drilling ahead for hole stability and fluid loss. ■ Use only Busan 1060 for bacteria control. DO NOT use Myacide GA25 (Glutaraldehyde). Ver. 1.0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 6 of 14 Mi SIIA/_ Cook Inlet Energy, LLC WMRU — 08A Sidetrack Fluids Program ■ Always be aware of the condition of the cuttings as they go over the shaker. If cuttings become soft or mushy, these are signs of insufficient inhibition. Test the KLA-STOP and KCI concentrations in the system and adjust accordingly. ■ Maintain 2% v/v KLA-STOP in the system; monitor the concentration using the titration method. Add additional KLA-STOP as needed to maintain the proper concentration needed for inhibition. ■ CONQOR 404 WH additions should be made daily when drilling with KLA-SHIELD drilling fluid system in order to prevent any oxygen corrosion. Maintain a CONQOR 404 WH concentration of +l- 2000 ppm or 0.15 gal/bbl, ■ Monitor the HTHP (@165°F) and keep below 8.0 cc/30 min (using paper). Also run a modified HTHP using a 5 micron alloxite disc, keeping fluid loss below 10.0 cc and spurt loss below 2.0 cc. ■ Maintain a low API fluid loss of < 5 ml/30 min. Make the necessary additions of RESINEX, Calcium Carbonate, SACK BLACK and POLYPAC SUPREME UL. ■ Keep MBT values below 10 ppb. ■ If any high torque is seen and suspected to be initiated from the formation, add LOTOTQ. Note — Be careful not to let addition of lubes mask hole cleaning problems. Also ensure that the amount being added complies with any compliance regulations. ■ If the mud weight needs to be increased past 11.5 ppg, barite sag could become an issue. (Barite sag is a reduction in the MW out due to the dynamic and static settling of barite) If the mud density is weighed up past 11.5 ppg, avoid low pump rates and low drill string rotation. Make sure and run the VSST barite sag test. • Upon reaching TD, watch the bottoms -up cuttings closely. If the well does not readily clean up after 3 — 4 bottoms up, or if there are any excess of torque, drag, pick-up or slack -off weights, pump a high viscosity / weighted sweep and observe bottoms up again. Continue pumping while rotating and reciprocating until the wellbore is clean. ■ Run casing to TD and do not alter the YP. After casing is landed, isolate on one pit and condition fluid in preparation for cementing per the cementing program with additions of water and CF Desco II. Be sure to isolate on one pit so only the necessary amount of fluid is being treated. ■ Keep track of water and whole mud additions and record daily in One-Trax. Ver. 1.0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 7 of 14 Cook Inlet Energy, LLC WMRU — 08A Sidetrack Fluids Program Drilling Coals: Introduction Coal is commonly encountered in gas -bearing Carboniferous. The associated drilling problems include tight hole, wash outs, stuck pipe, lost circulation, sloughing and pack off and gas influxes. Most of the problems occur when the coal is encountered at depth (i.e., is present as primarily anthracite rather than lignite). Coal formations have low density and are typically brittle, with low compressive strength, and often highly fractured. They can collapse into the borehole in areas of high tectonic stress resulting to stuck pipe. Other drilling problems in the Carboniferous include slow ROP, high torque, drag and BHA shock severity (especially if using water -based fluids) and stick -slip. These are due to the hard, abrasive nature of the sands. In some areas, both the inter- bedded shales and sands can be fractured, leading to lost circulation. Recommendations for Drilling Coal The use of Oil Based Mud (OBM) is generally preferred although water -based fluids have been used. In both cases the addition of wellbore plastering agents such as Gilsonite / Soltex/Asphasol Supreme/ Resinex is recommended. The fluid rheology should also be considered. It is essential to maintain adequate hole cleaning especially in high -angle wells. If the hole is not being properly cleaned, the larger coal particles may have a tendency to pack off. Coal has a low density (range 1.1-1.5 with pure anthracite = 1.5) and weighted sweeps may be very effective due to the buoyancy effect. Mud Weight Adequate mud weight should be maintained to ensure stability of the formation. The coals in the Cook Inlet area have a very `Plastic" characteristic and coal stability can be enhanced by increasing the drilling fluid weight. Care must be taken when using high mud weights to avoid exceeding the fracture gradient. Most importantly, good drilling practices should be employed together with the suggested drilling fluid solutions to achieve optimum results. The first sign of coal is normally a significant drilling break. If this occurs, the driller must pull off bottom with the pumps on and perform a flow check. Swab and surge pressures should be minimized as should the amount of time the drill string is kept static. Coal seams are notorious for washing out and this can lead to ledges developing. Care is required when tripping to avoid kicking off a new hole from the ledges. If a pack -off does occur, running back into the hole and circulating will normally clear it, Operations As with any unstable formation, it will be beneficial to minimize trips, reaming and back reaming if possible. Drilling with low WOB and high RPM and with the minimum number of stabilizers may help. Control the drilling rate to prevent overloading of the annulus if the coal is tending to break out. In extreme cases, it may be necessary to drill the coal seam in short intervals, reaming each new hole section before progressing. Experience shows that it is best to avoid sliding through coal seams and also best to maximize the angle at which the wellbore penetrates the coal seam. However the solubility of lignite is much reduced in saline fluids and no problems are seen in KCl/polymer of salt/polymer systems. Ver. 1.0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 8 of 14 Mi S%A 4A C Minimum Time to Circulate Prior To POOH Cook Inlet Energy, LLC WMRU — 08A Sldetrack Fluids Program This model simply predicts the minimum flow rate required for adequate cuttings transport. No predictions are available for the rate at which cuttings are removed. Because the cuttings move more slowly than the circulating mud, it is essential that sufficient bottoms -up are circulated prior to tripping. A SINGLE BOTTOMS -UP IS NEVER ENOUGH! The minimum on bottom circulation time prior to tripping will be influenced by hole size, inclination and flow history (i.e. mud properties and flow rate). These factors will affect the height of any residual cuttings beds. Recent work by Exxon has indicated that the volume of cuttings left behind during normal drilling operations can be considerable. They recommend selection of bits/BHAs with large bypass areas to facilitate tripping out of the hole. Before tripping, monitor the shakers to ensure the cuttings return rate is reduced to an acceptable background level. The figures in the table below are guidelines based on simple slip velocity considerations and field experience: WELL INCLINATION RANGE SECTION LENGTH FACTOR 17.1/2 inch HOLE 12-1/4 inch HOLE 8.1/2 inch HOLE 00 -100 1.5 1.3 1.3 100 - 300 1.7 1.4 1.4 300 - 600 2.5 1.8 1.6 600 + 3.0 2.0 1.7 Procedure 1. Effective length = Section length x section length factor. 2. Circulation time = E Effective Length x B/U Measured depth at Bit Example Since in practice not all of the section back to surface will be deviated at the same angle, the overall minimum circulation time prior to tripping should be apportioned in direct relation to the relative lengths of section at each angle. Ver. 1.0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 9 of 14 MI SWACO Cook Inlet Energy, LLC WMRU — 08A Sidetrack Fluids Program Solids Removal Equipment Recommendations The recommended SCE for this well are: Mongoose Shakers and Variable Speed Centrifuge. Recommended shaker screens sizes are as follows: Interval I Recommended Screen Sizes 12,070'-14,188' (Production) 1200 — 230 mesh ■ Run all solids control equipment when drilling ahead. ■ Monitor LGS and sand content closely. ■ Screen up as much as possible. • Monitor screens for holes and wear. Replace screens if holes occur. Lost Circulation / Seepage Action plan • Have sufficient sized LCM on rig to begin loss interval. It takes 40 ppb of sized calcium carbonate to make a filter cake with this plugging material. Use in combination with 5 ppb SACK BLACK and MIX II at 5 ppb. • Recommend hourly addition of LCM to keep a concentration in the system at all times. The addition of SAFE-CARB (40,250,500), MIX II (cellulosic fiber), SACK BLACK (treated Gilsonite) and G-SEAL (sized graphite) can be adjusted as needed to combat losses. • The particle size of the LCM is important. If the expected loss zone particulars are known, then plan to have LCM to offer a particle size distribution so the majority of the LCM has a D50 to cover 1/3 the expected pore throat size and a D90 of cover the pore throat size. The D90 material should make up 10% of the total LCM ppb pumped. • Coordinate spotting and wait time for LCM pills if losses are over 60 bph. ■ The majority of losses can happen when running casing, circulating before cementing and while cementing which should be monitored closely. The use of Virtual Hydraulics Surge Calculations is recommended to establish safe casing running speeds. The use of open -float and M-1 SWACO WELL COMMANDER should be considered to help minimize surge pressures to formation. ■ OPTIBRIDGE Software will be run while on location to develop the specific particle size distribution for the LCM materials to be used for any formations with the known tendancies for lost circulation. Ver. 1.0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 10 of 14 M1 SWAf; Cook Inlet Energy, LLC WMRU — 08A Sidetrack Fluids Program Lost Circulation Recommendations The following proactive lost circulation decision tree can be modified to include any contingencies that Cook Inlet Energy requires. The flowchart allows for planning of lost circulation material needs. Seepage losses 5 - 20 bbl/hr If fault related drill across fault 1-1.5 times the length of the throw before treating losses Spot 50 ppb pill*: G-SEAL Plus 10 ppb M-1-X 11 Med 10 ppb SAFE CARB 40 10 ppb SAFECARB 250 15 ppb SAFECARB 500 5 ppb Pump thru BHA Losing fluid while drilling Measure rate of loss Partial losses 20 -60 bbl/hr If fault related drill across fault 1-1.5 times the length of the throw before treating losses Spot 80 ppb pill*: G-SEAL Plus 15 ppb M-1-X 11 Med 10 ppb SAFE CARB 40 15 ppb No SAFECARB 250 25 ppb No success SAFECARB 500 15 ppb success Pump thru Well Commander or BHA Severe losses 60 — 200 bbl/hr or Total loss of returns If fault related drill across fault 1-1.5 times the length of the throw before treating losses Contact Drilling / Asset Engineer for approval * Indicates that the particle sizing of these products are smaller than NUT PLUG MEDIUM Spot 100 ppb pill*: M-1-X 11 - C 10 ppb G-SEAL Plus 15 ppb M-1-X 11 Med 10 ppb SAFE CARB 40 15 ppb SAFECARB 250 30 ppb SAFECARB 500 30 ppb Pump thru Well Commander Squeeze high -fluid -loss pill*: FORM -A -BLOCK 35 ppb Pump thru Well Commander or BHA Ver. 1.0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 11 of 14 HSE Concerns Health and Safety Cook Inlet Energy, LLC WMRU — 08A Sidetrack Fluids Program • Drilling crews should be instructed in the proper procedures for handling fluid products. • Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) charts should be posted in the pit room, the mud lab, and the office of the Drilling Forman. • PPE must be in good working order and be utilized as recommended by the PPE charts. • Product additions should be made with the intent to use complete unit amounts of products (sacks, drums, cans), as much as possible in order to minimize inventory of partial units. • Ensure all MSDS sheets are up to date and readily available for workers to access for information. Environmental • Ensure that all products stored outside are protected from the weather. • Do not store partial units (sacks) outside if possible. • When transferring fluids and/or cuttings from the rig to tanks, ensure all hoses are properly secured. Perform a transfer checklist as needed in order to avoid spills. Ver. 1.0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 12 of 14 Mi SWAG Cook Inlet Energy, LLC WMRU — 08A Sldetrack Fluids Program Product Health and Safety Reference HMIS HAZARD RATINGS Product Function Health Flammablifty Reactivity PPE ASPHASOL SUPREME Inhibitor 1 1 0 E _ Busan 1060 Biocide 3 1 1 X Caustic Soda pH Modifier 3 0 1 X CF Desco II Thinner 1 1 0 E Citric Acid pH Modifier 1 0 0 E CONQOR 404 Corrosion Control 1 1 0 J DEFOAM-X Defoamer 1 1 0 J DRILZONE Surfactant 1 1 0 E EMI-2009 Inhibitor 3 1 0 X Flowzan Viscosifier 1 1 0 E FORM-A-BLOK Lost Circulation Material 1 1 0 E GELEX Viscosifier 1* 1 0 E G-SEAL Lost Circulation Material 1 1 0 E LOTORQ Lubricant 1 1 0 J LUBE 776 Lubricant 1 1 0 J M-1 GEL Viscosifier 1* 0 0 E M-1 WATE Weighting Agent 1* 0 0 E PECAN NUT PLUG Lost Circulation Material 1* 1 0 E POLYPAC SUPREME UL Fluid Loss Additive 1 1 0 E Potassium Chloride Inhibitor 1 0 0 E RESINEX Fluid Loss Control 2* 1 0 E SACK BLACK Filtration Control 2 1 0 E SAFECARB Bridging Agent 1* 1 0 E SAPP Thinner 1 0 0 E Soda Ash Adkalinity Control 0 0 0 E Sodium Chloride Inhibitor 0 0 0 E (HMIS) HAZARD RATING 4 - Severe hazard 3 - Serious hazard 2- Moderate Hazard 1- Slight Hazard 0-Minimal Hazard An asterisk next to the health rating indicates that a chronic hazard is associated with the material. HMIS PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT INDEX A - Safety Glasses B - Safety Glasses, Gloves C - Safety Glasses, Gloves, Synthetic Apron D - Face Shield, Gloves, Synthetic Apron E - Safety Glasses, Gloves, Dust Respirator F - Safety Glasses, Gloves, Synthetic Apron, Dust Respirator G - Safety Glasses, Gloves, Vapor Respirator H - Splash Goggles, Gloves, Synthetic Apron, Vapor Respirator I - Safety Glasses, Gloves, Dust and Vapor Respirator J - Splash Goggles, Gloves, Synthetic Apron, Dust and Vapor Respirator K - Air Line Hood or Mask, Gloves, Full Suit, Boots X- Consult your supervisor for special handling directions. Ver. 1.0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 13 of 14 Cook Inlet Energy, LLC WMRU — 08A Sldetrack Fluids Program Responsibilities • M-1 Project Engineer and will coordinate daily between operator's office, rig, warehouse, and the M-1 SWACO field engineers. • Well progress will be monitored to look for any changes, which will improve the efficiency of the operation or avert trouble. • Field Engineers will monitor and supervise product inventory to include re -palletizing any products for shipment to other locations at the end of the well. • Field Engineers will communicate with office personnel (Operator & M-1 SWACO) for approval of any changes in the mud program (including introduction of new products). • Field Engineers will produce a recap per hole section and at the end of the well based on daily activities. Recap should include any lessons learned that may be used to provide better service on future wells. Lessons learned can include changes in procedures, product additions, equipment usage, and/or utilization of any third party service. Ver. 1.0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 14 of 14 FGaI BAKER HUGHES Proposal No: 941550857B COOK INLET ENERGY LLC WEST MCARTHUR RIVER UNIT #8A API # 50-133-20620-0000 MCARTHUR RIVER WEST Field 3-8N-14W Kenai County, Alaska September 26, 2014 Well Proposal Prepared for: Prepared by: Stephen Ratcliff David M Kleven Cook Inlet Energy Region Engineer Service Point: PP, KENAI Bus Phone: Fax: 907-7764084 (907) 659-2329 907-776-5606 Powered by PowerVision Service Representatives: Kenneth Nix Region Engineer Gr4105 Operator Name: COOK INLET ENERGY LLC EdaI Well Name: WEST MCARTHUR RIVER UNIT #8A BAKER Job Description: Squeeze HUGHES Date: September 26, 2014 Proposal No: 941550857B JOB AT A GLANCE Casing Size/Weight Pump Via Total Mix Water Required Squeeze Slurry Class G + Adds Density Yield 9 5/8in, 47 Ibs/ft Drill Pipe 4" O.D. (3.340" .I.D) 12.93 492 gals 100 sacks 15.8 ppg 1.16 cf/sack Report Pled on September 26. 2014634 PM Page 1 Gr4109 Have more questions? You can find us at: hftp://www.bakerhughes.com/prod ucts-and-services/pressure-pumping Operator Name: COOK INLET ENERGY LLC WEaI Well Name: WEST MCARTHUR RIVER UNIT#8A BAKER Job Description: Squeeze HU6NES Date: September 26, 2014 Proposal No: 941550857B WELL GEOMETRY Squeeze Depth Tubing/Drill Pipe Size Casing Size Squeeze Temperature Est. Static Temperature FLUID SPECIFICATIONS 12,083 ft 4.000 in 3.340 in ID 9.625 in 8.681 in ID 147 ° F 172 ° F SLURRY VOLUME VOLUME NO. CU-FT FACTOR 1 116 / 1.16 CEMENT PROPERTIES 12.93 Ibs/ft 47 Ibs/ft AMOUNT AND TYPE OF CEMENT = IUU sacKs Ulass h Lement + U.UUb Ibs/sacK Static Free + 0.4% bwoc R-3 + 0.5% bwoc EC-1 + 0.3% bwoc CD-32 + 0.8% bwoc FL-62 + 1 gals/100 sack FP-6L + 0.2% bwoc Sodium Metasilicate + 43.6% Fresh Water SLURRY NO. 1 Slurry Weight (ppg) 15.80 Slurry Yield (cf/sack) 1.16 Amount of Mix Water (gps) 4.92 Amount of Mix Fluid (gps) 4.93 Cement is subject to change based on testing or new well information. TO BE PROVIDED BY OPERATOR: Flush is to be provided by operator. Report Printed on September 26. 2014634 PM Page 2 Giai:f;+ Have more questions? You can find us at: http: //www. ba kerh ug hes.com/prod ucts-a nd-services/press u re-pu m pi n g Operator Name: COOK INLET ENERGY LLC rAN.. Well Name: WEST MCARTHUR RIVER UNIT #8A BAKER Job Description: Sidetrack Nu"Es Date: September 26, 2014 Proposal No: 941550857B JOB AT A GLANCE Depth (TVD) 9,974 ft Depth (MD) 14,000 ft Hole Size 6.125 in Liner Size/Weight 5in, 18 Ibs/ft Pump Via Drill Pipe 4" O.D. (3.340" .I.D) 12.93 Casing 5" 0. D. (4.276" .I. D) 18 Total Mix Water Required 581 gals Weighted Spacer SealBond 40 bbls Density 12.0 ppg Cement Slurry Class G + Adds 118 sacks Density 15.8 ppg Yield 1.16 cf/sack Displacement Displacement Fluid 166 bbls Report PRmted- September 26, 2014634 PM Page 5 Gr4109 Have more questions? You can find us at: http://www.ba kerhug hes.com/products-and-services/pressure-pumping Operator Name: COOK INLET ENERGY LLC rIA.. Well Name: WEST MCARTHUR RIVER UNIT #8A BAKER Job Description: Sidetrack HUGHES Date: September 26, 2014 Proposal No: 941550857B WELL DATA ANNULAR GEOMETRY ANNULAR I.D. DEPTH(ft) (in) MEASURED TRUE VERTICAL 8.681 CASING I 12,000 I 8,340 6.125 HOLE 14,000 9,974 SUSPENDED PIPES Drill Pipe 4.0 (in) OD, 3.34 (in) ID, 12,000 ft 12.93 (Ibs/ft) set @ Liner 5.0 (in) OD, 4.276 (in) ID, 18 14,000 ft (Ibs/ft) set @ Depth to Top of Liner 12,000 ft Float/Landing Collar set @ 14,000 ft Mud Density 11.00 ppg Mud Type Water Based Est. Static Temp. 190 ° F Est. Circ. Temp. 146 ° F VOLUME CALCULATIONS 2,000 ft x 0.0683 cf/ft with 0 % excess = 137 cf TOTAL SLURRY VOLUME = 137 cf = 24 bbls Report P11—d on September 262014634 PM Page 6 G417 Have more questions? You can find us at: http://www.ba kerh ug hes.com/prod u cts-and-services/pressure-pumping Operator Name: COOK INLET ENERGY LLC Well Name: WEST MCARTHUR RIVER UNIT #8A Job Description: Sidetrack Date: September 26, 2014 FLUID SPECIFICATIONS Weighted Spacer VOLUME FLUID CU-FT Cement Slurry 137 Displacement CEMENT PROPERTIES Slurry Weight (ppg) Slurry Yield (cf/sack) Amount of Mix Water (gps) Amount of Mix Fluid (gps) VOLUME FACTOR / 1.16 rih9 BAKER HUGHES Proposal No: 941550857B 40.0 bbls SealBond + 194 Ibs/bbl Barite - Sacked @ 12 ppg AMOUNT AND TYPE OF CEMENT = 118 sacks Class G Cement + 0.005 Ibs/sack Static Free + 0.4% bwoc R-3 + 0.5% bwoc EC-1 + 0.3% bwoc CD-32 + 0.8% bwoc FL-62 + 1 gals/100 sack FP-6L + 0.2% bwoc Sodium Metasilicate + 43.6% Fresh Water 165.6 bbls Displacement Fluid SLURRY NO.1 15.80 1.16 4.92 4.93 Cement is subject to change based on testing or new well information. TO BE PROVIDED BY OPERATOR: Flush is to be provided by operator. Report Printed on Sept,ml ei 26. 2014 6 34 PM Page 7 1r4121, Have more questions? You can find us at: http://www.bakerhughes.com/products-and-services/pressure-pumping Operator: COOK INLET ENERGY LLC Fell •• Well Name: WEST MCARTHUR RIVER UNIT #8A BAKER Date: September 26, 2014 HUGHES Proposal No: 941550857B PRODUCT DESCRIPTIONS Barite - Sacked A naturally occuring mineral (Barium Sulfate). It is widely used as a weighting material in cement spacers and occasionally in cement slurries. It can yield a slurry density in excess of 19 Ibs/gal. C D-32 A patented, free -flowing, water soluble polymer that is an efficient and effective dispersant for primary and remedial cementing. Class G Cement Intended for use as a basic cement from surface to 8000 ft as manufactured, or can be used with accelerators and retarders to cover a wide range of well depths and temperatures. EC-1 A proprietary product that provides expansive properties and improves bonding at low to moderate temperatures. FL-62 A patented dry blend of water soluble polymers that are formulated to control the loss of fluid during cementing operations. A dispersant and bonding additive are proportioned to deliver consistent performance and control fluid loss in primary and squeeze cementing applications at low to moderate temperatures. FP-6L A clear liquid that decreases foaming in slurries during mixing. R-3 A low temperature retarder used in a wide range of slurry formulations to extend the slurry thickening time. SealBond Spacer (w/ 451b bag) SealBondTM spacer systems combines the unique quality of a cement spacer system with the added advantage of curing lost circulation and wellbore strengthening properties. The viscosity as well as lost circulation and strengthening properties can be adjusted using the SealBond 25, 50 and 100. In severe lost circulation cases Sodium Metasilicate An extender used to produce an economical, low density cement slurry. Static Free An anti -static additive used to prevent air entrainment due to agglomerated particles. Can be used in Cementing and Fracturing operations to aid in the flow of dry materials. Rep,tl Proved— 9epterobe, 262014634 PM Page 12 G,4163 Have more questions? You can find us at: hftp://www.bakerh ug hes.com/prod ucts-and-services/pressure-pumping Schwartz, Guy L (DOA) From: Stephen Ratcliff <Stephen.Ratcliff@cookinlet.net> Sent: Monday, October 27, 2014 11:35 AM To: Schwartz, Guy L (DOA) Cc: Bettis, Patricia K (DOA) Subject: Re: WMRU -8A (PTD 214-163) Guy, picked the TOC at +/- 11,800'. 1 can forward you the CBL from WMRU-08 if you prefer. I had also used a minimum of 14.0 ppg EMW for the LOT at the 7" shoe. Regards, Stephen Ratcliff Senior Drilling Engineer Cook Inlet Energy 601 W. 5th Avenue, Suite 310 O - (907) 433-3808 C - (907) 433-9738 From: <Schwartz>, "Guy L (DOA)" <guy.schwartz@alaska.gov> Date: Monday, October 27, 2014 at 11:19 AM To: Stephen Ratcliff<stephen.ratcliff@cookinlet.net> Cc: "Bettis, Patricia K (DOA)" <patricia.bettis@alaska.gov> Subject: RE: WMRU -8A (PTD 214-163) Stephen, Couple more: 1. What is your min LOT/FIT for drilling out of window? (step 16) 2. 1 believe there was a CBL run on the original well. What is the cement top and quality in the 7"? Calculations indicated TOC to be near your window exit in the 7" . Guy Schwartz Senior Petroleum Engineer AOGCC 907-301-4533 cell 907-793-1226 office CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE. This e-mail message, including any attachments, contains information from the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (AOGCC), State of Alaska and is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s). It may contain confidential and/or privileged information. The unauthorized review, use or disclosure of such information may violate state or federal law. If you are an unintended recipient of this e-mail, please delete it, without first saving or forwarding it, and, so that the AOGCC is aware of the mistake in sending it to you, contact Guy Schwartz at (907-793-1226 ) or (Guy. schwartz a alaska. ov). From: Stephen Ratcliff fmaiIto: Stephen. Ratcliff0bcookinlet. net] Sent: Monday, October 27, 2014 9:49 AM To: Schwartz, Guy L (DOA) Subject: Re: WMRU -8A (PTD 214-163) Guy, I have also updated my spreadsheet. See attached and sorry for any confusion. Regards, Stephen Ratcliff Senior Drilling Engineer Cook Inlet Energy 601 W. 5th Avenue, Suite 310 O - (907) 433-3808 C - (907) 433-9738 From: <Schwartz>, "Guy L (DOA)" <guy.schwartz@alaska.gov> Date: Monday, October 27, 2014 at 9:32 AM To: Stephen Ratcliff<stephen. ratcliff@cookinlet. net> Subject: WMRU -8A (PTD 214-163) Stephen, Can you relook at the MASP and downhole pressure calculations in box 17 on the 10-401. 1 don't see where you got the values. Guy Schwartz Senior Petroleum Engineer AOGCC 907-301-4533 cell 907-793-1226 office CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE. This e-mail message, including any attachments, contains information from the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (AOGCC), State of Alaska and is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s). It may contain confidential and/or privileged information. The unauthorized review, use or disclosure of such information may violate state or federal law. If you are an unintended recipient of this e-mail, please delete it, without first saving or forwarding it, and, so that the AOGCC is aware of the mistake in sending it to you, contact Guy Schwartz at (907-793-1226 ) or ((�schwartz a alaska o� ). TRANSMITTAL LETTER CHECKLIST WELL NAME: W&Z _ii ice` 6i r• PTD: 0�/�-J(03 DcVeiopmie lit Service _ Exploratory _'Stratlgraphic Test -Non-Conventional FIELD: POOL: Check Box for Appropriate Letter / Paragraphs to be Included in Transmittal Letter CHECK OPTIONS TEXT FOR APPROVAL LETTER MULTI LATERAL The permit is for a new wellbore segment of existing well Permit I (If last two digits No. API No. 50- - - in API number are Production should continue to be reported as a function of the original between 60-69) API number stated above. In accordance with 20 AAC 25.005(f), all records, data and logs acquired for the pilot hole must be clearly differentiated in both well name Pilot Hole ( PH) and API number (50- - - - ) from records, data and logs acquired for well (name on permit). / The permit is approved subject to full compliance with 26-AAf-25-.057!�'. A eontin e o Spacing Exception conservatbn order approving a_ ng excep#.-... f' �_ �E yy Op e spacing exceptib that may occur- (0 j-J,4,r ko All dry ditch sample sets submitted to the AOGCC must be in no greater Dry Ditch Sample than 30' sample intervals from below the permafrost or from where samples are first caught and 10' sample intervals through target zones. Please note the following special condition of this permit: Production or production testing of coal bed methane is not allowed for Non -Conventional (name of well) until after (Company Name) has designed and Well implemented a water well testing program to provide baseline data on water quality and quantity. (Company Name) must contact the AOGCC to obtain advance approval of such water well testing program. Regulation 20 AAC 25.071(a) authorizes the AOGCC to specify types of well logs to be run. In addition to the well logging program proposed by (Company Name) in the attached application, the following well logs are also required for this well: Well Logging Requirements per Statute AS 31.05.030(d)(2)(B) and Regulation 20 AAC 25.071, composite curves for well logs run must be submitted to the AOGCC within 90 days after completion, suspension or abandonment of this well. J Revised 4/2014 WELL PERMIT CHECKLIST Field & Pool W MCARTHUR RIV, W MCAR RIV OIL - 930148 PTD#: 2141630 Company COOK INLET ENERGY, LLC Initial Class/Type Well Name: W MCARTHUR RIV UNIT 8A Program DEV Well bore seg DEV / PEND GeoArea 820 Unit 13010 On/Off Shore On Annular Disposal Administration 1 Permit fee attached NA 2 Lease number appropriate Yes Fee-CIRI, Surf Ioc; ADL0359111, Top Prod Intery & TD 3 Unique well name and number Yes WMRU-08A 4 Well located in a defined pool Yes W MCARTHUR RIV, W MCAR RIV OIL - 930148, governed by Conservation Order No 332 5 Well located proper distance from drilling unit boundary Yes CO 332 is silient on drilling units and interwell spacing, thus 20 AAC 25.055 is applicable. 6 Well located proper distance from other wells No 7 Sufficient acreage available in drilling unit No 8 If deviated, is wellbore plat included Yes 9 Operator only affected party Yes Wellbore will be more than 500' from an external property line where ownership or landownership changes. 10 Operator has appropriate bond in force Yes 11 Permit can be issued without conservation order Yes Appr Date 12 Permit can be issued without administrative approval Yes 13 Can permit be approved before 15-day wait Yes PKB 10/14/2014 14 Well located within area and strata authorized by Injection Order # (put 10# in comments) (For NA 15 All wells within 1/4 mile area of review identified (For service well only) NA 16 Pre -produced injector: duration of pre -production less than 3 months (For service well only) NA 17 Nonconven. gas conforms to AS31.05.030(j.1.A),(j.2.A-D) NA 18 Conductor string provided NA Conductor set in WRMU -8 Engineering 19 Surface casing protects all known USDWs NA Surface casing set in WRMU -8 20 CMT vol adequate to circulate on conductor & surf csg NA (window will be cut in 7" at 12050ft md) 21 CMT vol adequate to tie-in long string to surf csg NA Production casing set and cemented in WRMU-8. 22 CMT will cover all known productive horizons Yes New 5" liner will be fully cemented back to liner hanger inside 7". 23 Casing designs adequate for C, T, B & permafrost Yes 24 Adequate tankage or reserve pit Yes Rig has steel pits. All waste to onsite disposal well. 25 If a re -drill, has a 10-403 for abandonment been approved Yes Sundry 314-529 26 Adequate wellbore separation proposed Yes Proximity analysis performed. Well diverges from motherbore. 27 If diverter required, does it meet regulations NA Wellhead in place.. Will use BOPS. Appr Date 28 Drilling fluid program schematic & equip list adequate Yes Max formation press= 4475 psi (8.5 ppg EMW) Will drill with 9.4-9.9 ppg mud. GLS 10/27/2014 29 BOPEs, do they meet regulation Yes Rig 36 has 10,000psi 13 5/8" BOPE. 30 BOPE press rating appropriate; test to (put psig in comments) Yes MASP =3463 psi ( Initial test will be 5000 psi ... 4000 psi thereafter) 31 Choke manifold complies w/API RP-53 (May 84) Yes Rig 36 has 10,000psi choke manifold. Will be inspected. 32 Work will occur without operation shutdown Yes Variance for annular flow required. 33 Is presence of H2S gas probable No H2S not expected. Rig has sensors and alarms. 34 Mechanical condition of wells within AOR verified (For service well only) NA 35 Permit can be issued w/o hydrogen sulfide measures Yes H2S is not expected. Geology 36 Data presented on potential overpressure zones Yes Expected reservoir pressure is 8.75 ppg EMW; will be drilled using 9.5 to 9.9_ppg mud. Appr Date 37 Seismic analysis of shallow gas zones NA PKB 10/14/2014 38 Seabed condition survey (if off -shore) - - NA 39 Contact name/phone for weekly- progress reports [exploratory only] NA Development well to be drilled from onshore pad. - BHL is offshore. Geologic Engineering Public Sidetrack of existing well WMRU-8. Using Miller Rig 36 (Old Naknek rig) to do plugging of existing well WRMU 8 also. Needs Commissioner: Date: Commissioner: Date Commissioner Date AOGCC rig inspection before operations commence. GLS psiA 11N111