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Greenfields Petroleum Corporation

TSXV:GNF

Investor Update

Gum Deniz & Bahar Fields

Development in Azerbaijan

May 2013

www.Greenfields-Petroleum.com

PSG 1 Rig Drilling on

Platform 2 in Gum

Deniz Oil Field

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Forward-Looking Statements

This presentation contains forward-looking statements. More particularly, this presentation contains statements concerning the anticipated future corporate plans and initiatives for Greenfields Petroleum Corporation (“Greenfields”). Some of the forward-looking statements can be identified by words such as “expects”, “anticipates”, “should”, “believes”, “plans”, “will” and similar expressions. Specifically, forward-looking statements in this presentation include the anticipated milestones schedule, the amount of anticipated net annual cash flow and the company’s drilling program. The forward-looking statements contained in this document are based on certain key expectations and assumptions made by Greenfields, including expectations and assumptions concerning timing of receipt of required shareholder, regulatory or third party approvals, the availability of equity investment, the ability to acquire assets, the success of future drilling and development activities, the performance of existing wells, the performance of new wells, the application of regulatory and royalty regimes, the volatility of oil and gas prices, the receipt of cooperation from contractual counterparties where their assistance is required and prevailing commodity prices and exchange rates.

Although Greenfields believes that the expectations and assumptions on which the forward-looking statements are based are reasonable, undue reliance should not be placed on the forward-looking statements because Greenfields can give no assurance that they will prove to be correct. Since forward-looking statements address future events and conditions, by their very nature they involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results could differ materially from those currently anticipated due to a number of factors and risks. These include, but are not limited to, the failure to obtain necessary shareholder, regulatory or other third party approvals to the planned transactions, risks associated with the availability of capital in the financial markets, risks associated with the oil and gas industry in general (e.g., operational risks in development, exploration and production; delays or changes in plans with respect to exploration or development projects or capital expenditures; the uncertainty of reserve estimates; the uncertainty of estimates and projections relating to production, costs and expenses, and health, safety and environmental risks), commodity price and exchange rate fluctuations and uncertainties resulting from potential delays or changes in plans with respect to exploration or development projects or capital expenditures.

The forward-looking statements contained in this document may not be appropriate for other purposes and are made as of the date hereof and Greenfields does not undertake any obligation to update publicly or revise any forward-looking statements or information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, unless so required by applicable securities laws.

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Measurement

Where amounts are expressed on a barrel of oil equivalent (“BOE”) basis, natural gas volumes have been converted to oil equivalence at six thousand cubic feet per barrel. The term BOE may be confusing, particularly if used in isolation. A BOE conversion ratio of six thousand cubic feet per barrel is based on an energy equivalency conversion method primarily applicable at the burner tip and does not represent a value equivalency at the wellhead.

Currency

All amounts in this presentation are in US dollars unless otherwise noted.

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Highlights

2012 Net Production

1,084 BOE/d

Current Production May 2013

1414 BOE/d

2013 Net Production

1,400 to 2,200 BOE/d

Debt

Zero

Convertible Debenture (GNF.DB) $23 Million

Yield:

9 percent

Conversion price:

$8.55 per share

Due:

May 2017

Net Reserves (P1+P2)*

5.7 MMBO

40.8 BCF

12.6 MMBOE

Asset Valuation PV10 (P1+P2)*

$118 million

*

GLJ Reserve Report December 31, 2012

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Gum Deniz Oil Field in Bahar ERDPSA

Offshore South Caspian Sea

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2013 Executive Summary

Drilling and Workover

Operations

Gum Deniz 715

well

completed in

April 2013 from platform #2 using

PSG 1 rig to develop the central

northern part of Gum Deniz oil

field.

(159 Meters oil pay) IP30 625 B/d

Gum Deniz 716

well drilling

Continued workover operations on Bahar gas field from platform #196

Seismic

2D Seismic acquisition and processing completed over Gum Deniz and Bahar Fields

Completion of the 3D seismic acquisition December 2012 over Bahar 2 exploration area

Mobilizing equipment for 3D acquisition over all of Gum Deniz oil field

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Share Structure

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TSX-Venture Symbol: GNF

Shares Price (05/20/2013): $3.60

52-Week High/Low: $6.25/$3.20

Shares Outstanding: 15.56 MM

Options: 1.3 MM @ avg. $7.18 per share

Fully Diluted: 16.7 MM

Market Capitalization: ~$60 MM

Director & Officer Ownership 23%

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Bahar Gas Field

4.3 TCF (1.3 TCF rem.)

Under re-development

Shah Deniz Field

25 TCF Field under development by BP

TOTAL announced field discovery (2011)

500+ feet of net gas pay

5 to 10 TCF in POD

Shallow Water Guneshli Field

1.3 BBO, 3.6 TCF

BE 2 Exploration Area

3D Seismic Processing Underway

Azeri-Chirag-Guneshli Field

6.8 BBO, 8.8 TCF

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Oil and Gas Fields South Caspian Sea

Greenfields Petroleum’s Bahar ERDPSA Project offshore Azerbaijan

Giant fields in a mature oil & gas area

BAKU

Gum Deniz Oil Field

210 MBO (329 MBO rem.)

Under re-development

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Satellite View of Gum Deniz Oil Field

Island Office Complexes

Gum Denizi Field Causeways

Gum Denizi Field Platforms

Bahar Gas Field

7.5 miles south

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Gum Deniz Oil Field

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Cumulative production of

210 MMBBL

of oil and 581 BCF of gas

Average cumulative production per well of

556 MBO

OOIP of 2.16 BBO within 13 vertically stacked pays

API Gravity

32 to 46 degrees

New Platform Locations

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Gum Deniz Field Type Log – Gum Deniz 456

15 separate vertical pays zones are found across the field.

Established production over a stratigraphic interval of more

than 1,580 meters.

Most producing zones display permeabilities of 100 to 230

md and porosity ranging between 15-25%.

Most wells have multiple pay zones.

Estimate of over 2 billion barrels of OOIP.

QP-SV_BU -90 50 N05-SV 0.20 100 NQK 1.40 0.60 2000 3000 -2 0 0 0 -3 0 0 0 VI SP X VIII V NKP PK KaS VII KS IX 0 1000 2000 0.000 1000.000 2000.000 0. 11.81 Offset: Gum-Deniz 456 Gum-Deniz 504 99 m 0 1000 2000

Horizon KS

Horizon V

Horizon VI

Horizon VII

Horizon VIII

Horizon IX

Horizon X

Horizon SP

Horizon NKP

Horizon PK

Horizon KAS

2,000 meters

3,000 meters

2,500 meters

3,500 meters

Established Field Pays

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714 744 743 712 713 748 745 715 716 749 759 750 754 755 753 752 751 747 717 746 2 756 757 763 209 208 760 761 762 BE-10

Gum Deniz Platform and Development Well Locations

Initial 20 Development Wells from Existing Platforms (total of 37 wells)

Net Pays Ranging from

55-352 meters/well

Net Pays Ranging from

67-262 meters/well

Net Pays Ranging from

73-220 meters/well

PSG 3 Rig

being mobilized

for drilling in 2013

PSG 1 Rig drilling

GD 716 well

GD 715

(159 Meters Pay)

IP30 = 625BOPD

BE-10 new platform

concept to be replaced

with additional 10 slots

on Platform 2

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GD-715 SP Sand

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Total Depth: 3587 MD (3491 TVD)

Major Oil Pays logged

(SLB ELAN):

Bal-VII:

11 m

Bal-VIII:

13 m

Bal-IX:

30 m

Bal-X:

16 m

SP:

13 m

NKP:

36 m

PK:

21 m

TOTAL:

159 m

Testing and Completion Program

Completed in PK, NKP and SP intervals

Initial rates 1000 to 700 BOPD

(~10% BS&W)

IP 30: 625 BOPD (high wax build up)

Drilling days: 60 (Testing days: 50)

Perforations

Gross Pay Interval: 59 m (NKP)

Net Pay: 36 m (NKP)

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SW <5 0% Perf orati ons

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PSI

3905

PSI

XPT

press

ure

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Gum Deniz Oil Field Phase I Development

Development Drilling Plan

Existing Platforms (37 Wells)

New Platforms (50 Wells)

Total New Wells 87

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Seismic Surveys

Previous Spec 2-D acquired in

1995 by Western

(grey lines)

140 line km of 2D seismic

(yellow lines)

88 sq. km (includes Socar 3D)

full fold coverage 3D

(green

area)

New 3-D planned for Gum Deniz

oil field in July 2013 : 200 sq.

km

(

dark green area

)

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2012 2-D

Re-Processed

Spec 2-D

2012 3-D in

Processing and

Interpretation

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Gum Deniz Oil Field

East-West Line 1104

Seismic shows structural high up dip to

east of productive wells

Productive

Interval

Untested trap on

downthrown side

of fault

Lowest Known oil

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Representative Seismic Time Structure

Map

(Near X Horizon)

Contour Interval 50 MS (~60 meters)

Gum Deniz Oil Field

Produced 208 MMBO

Bahar Gas Field

4.2 TCF + 84 MMBC Produced

Zones IX and X are major

developed pay zones in

both fields

Undeveloped area in

Gum

Deniz Field

is potentially

larger than the developed

field area which has

cumulative production of

208 MMBO

HKO -2341

LKO -4054

HKG -4227

Potential

development

area

LKG -4675

Potential

development

area

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Phase II Potential Gum Deniz Locations – PK Formation

Gum Deniz

PK Well Locations

(20 acre spacing)

Net Pay (CI: 5m)

New seismic has

identified many new well

locations to be drilled in

future phases

Phase I

14 PK development wells

(out of 87 wells)

Lowest known PK oil

Phase II

257 PK development wells

License

Boundary

December 2012

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Bahar Gas Field

Cumulative production of

4.3 TCF

, 84.0 MMBBL of condensate

Average cumulative production per well of

31.2 BCF of gas

&

0.6 MMBBL of condensate

OGIP of

7.53 TCFG

in 12 vertically stacked reservoirs

SPBL 70 -10.0 RT 0.20 100 POR 0.25 -0.10 4000 5000 -3 0 0 0 -4 0 0 0 -5 0 0 0 5472.0 SPBL 70 -10.0 RT 0.20 100 3000 4000 -3 0 0 0 -4 0 0 0 4681.0 NKP VII VIII V IX KS NKG X SP VI PK I VIII X SP IX VII I V VI 0 1000 2000 0.000 1000.000 2000.000 0. 11.81 Offset: Bahar 019 Bahar 185 1906 m 0 1000 2000

Horizon I

Horizon V

Horizon VI

Horizon VII

Horizon VIII

Horizon IX

Horizon X

Horizon SP

Horizon NKP

3,500 meters

4,000 meters

4,500 meters

5,000 meters

12 pay zones inside the 1,675 meters stratigraphic interval.

Total net sand pay in a well can exceed over 300 meters.

Most wells have multiple pay zones and many behind pipe

zones yet to be perforated.

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Rig and Seismic Activities

Well # 209 drilling at Bahar Field in the Caspian Sea

Activity

2013

Gum Deniz

Drilling

5-6*

Workovers

5

Bahar

Recompletions

5 - 7

• Add additional slots on existing Gum

Deniz platforms

Acquiring 3D Seismic Program

(200 SQ KM) in Gum Deniz

Process and interpret 2012

3D Seismic Program (95 SQ KM)

Evaluate exploratory opportunities

in BE 2 exploration area

* Note: drilling schedule is impacted by the start of

PSG 1 Rig Drilling

on Platform 2 in

Gum Deniz Oil Field

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Greenfields 2013 Capital Program

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* 2013 GNF net revenues $38 MM

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Item

$ Million

Drilling/Completions

$32.0

Recompletions/Workovers

$7.1

Platforms and Facilities

$5.0

3D Seismic Program

$4.7

Safety and Marine

$0.8

Other

$0.5

Total

$50.1

Drilling

&

Completions

Recompletions

& Workovers

Platforms

& Facilities

3D Seismic

Revised Capital Program

Emphasis on oil drilling (adding second drilling rig) and workovers

Gas recompletions simplified (defer fishing jobs)

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Phase I Program*

-

to develop 29.8 MMBO (1.5% of OOIP) and 226.3 BCF (3% of OGIP)(gross)

Field

Recompletions

Development Drilling 12/31/2011 Producing

Gum Deniz 29

87

27

Bahar

40 8 11

Total

69 95

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Typical Projected Gross Reserves Per Well*

Field

Recompletion

Drilling

Production Rates

Gum Deniz 135 MBO

320 MBO

220 B/d

Bahar

3.2 BCF

7.0 BCF

3.0 MMscf/d

Costs ($MM) 0.3 to 1.8

6 to 13

Future Programs

To be determined based on results of 2D and 3D seismic programs

*based on the GLJ Reserves Report 12-31-2011

Bahar Oil and Gas Development Program -

Next Five Years

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Greenfields Petroleum

- Growth Engine

Continue Development of Gum Deniz Oil Field

– Gross Undeveloped Reserves of ~300 MMB

– 2013 3D seismic in rehabilitation area to define field extension areas

Continue Development at Bahar Gas Field

– Gross Undeveloped Reserves of 1.14 TCF

– Improved gas pricing linked to European markets 2018

Exploration

potential in Bahar 2 Area

– Located between two giant fields (25 TCF and 5 TCF)

– Proprietary 3D Seismic program in 2012

– Offsets recent multi-TCF field discovery by Total and SOCAR

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Greenfields Petroleum Corporation

CHF Investor Relations

John Harkins – President & CEO

Robin Cook - Senior Account Manager

Phone: (832) 234-0810

Phone: (416) 868-1079 Ext. 228

Facsimile: (832) 234-0823

Facsimile: (416) 868-6198

John.Harkins@greenfieldspetroleum.com

Robin@chfir.com

www.greenfields-petroleum.com

Contact Information

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Operations in Gum Deniz oil field and Bahar gas field

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Greenfields Petroleum Reserves - Year End 2012

Greenfields

Net Interest

Proved

Producing

Proved

Developed

Proved

Undeveloped

Total

Proved

Total

Probable

Total 2P

Oil Mbbls

306

686

2,693

3,685

1,457

5,142

Gas MMcf

3,316

20,073

5,876 29,265

11,567

40,832

Total NGL

26

220

142

388

240

628

Total BOE

Mbbls

885

4,251

3,815

8,951

3,624

12,575

NPV 10%

$M

10,574

18,359

19,734 48,667

69,031

117,698

*

GLJ Reserve Report December 31, 2012

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Greenfields Petroleum Contingent Reserves

Greenfields Net

Interest

Total

Proved

Total

Probable

Total 2P

Total

Possible

Total 3P

Oil Mbbls

3,685

1,457

5,142

2,970

8,111

Gas MMcf

29,265

11,567

40,832

4,753

45,585

Total NGL

388

240

628

147

775

Total BOE

Mbbls

8,951

3,624

12,575

3,908

16,484

NPV 10%

$M

48,667

69,031

117,698

84,439

202,137

*

GLJ Reserve Report December 31, 2012

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Strategic Redirection –

Focus on Oil Production and Reduce Costs

Well # 209 drilling at Bahar Field in the Caspian Sea

Drilling

• Focus on Shallower Targets

• Savings of $1.7MM/well (-2 weeks

drilling time)

• Evaluating twinning wells to develop

multiple reservoirs

• Add second drilling rig in Gum Deniz

(PSG 3 rig)

• Tendering for additional 1500 HP rig

Recompletions / Workovers

Gum Deniz

• Adding 5 oil workovers

• Evaluating shallow gas potential (40 Meters)

• Comingle with existing production

Bahar

• Deferring fishing jobs

• Focus on recompletions with SOCAR 80 rig

(upgraded)

• Significant savings on platform refurbishment

costs

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Greenfields 2013 Capital Program

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* 2013 GNF net revenues $38 MM

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Item

$ Million

Drilling/Completions

$32.0

Recompletions/Workovers

$7.1

Platforms and Facilities

$5.0

3D Seismic Program

$4.7

Safety and Marine

$0.8

Other

$0.5

Total

$50.1

Drilling

&

Completions

Recompletions

& Workovers

Platforms

& Facilities

3D Seismic

Revised Capital Program

Emphasis on oil drilling (adding second drilling rig) and workovers

Gas recompletions simplified (defer fishing jobs)

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Contractor Production Forecast (Gross Project)

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Key Factors for Production Growth

Assumptions in Forecasts

New Wells produce at 220 BOPD, risked at 90 percent success

Workover / recompletion risked at 50 percent success

Fishing jobs risked at 20 percent success

Key Production Risks

Negative

Mobilization and start of drilling with PSG 3 rig

Slower drilling times

Bahar platform refurbishment timing

Positive

Better than expected IP rates

Higher rate of success on workovers GD and Bahar

Gum Deniz shallow gas potential

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Contractor Production Forecast (Gross Project)

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Drilling Curve GD 715 Well

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Drilling Curve GD 716 Well

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Gum Deniz 3D Seismic - 2013

200 square kilometers covering Gum Deniz oil field (fully migrated) and the east extension

(partial fold).

Estimated total cost: $14.9 Million

Limit of extended area

Limit of present concession

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Limit of partial fold area

Limit of partial fold area

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Bahar 2 Exploration Area

Zone VIII Time Structure

CI= 20 milliseconds

Extracted Amplitudes

Amplitudes between VIII

and X Horizons

VIII horizon shows good

correlation of high amplitude

anomalies to selected best

producing wells in Bahar gas

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Background Information

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"R"-factor

SOCAR Share (%)

Contractor Parties' Share

(%)

0.00 < R < 1.25

40.0

60.0

1.25 < R < 2.00

50.0

50.0

2.00 < R < 2.75

70.0

30.0

2.75 < R< 3.00

80.0

20.0

3.00 < R

90.0

10.0

Attractive Fiscal Terms

25 year term + 5 year extension

100% cost recovery

Royalty 5% for 1

st

three years (10 % thereafter)

No income tax

All oil and gas exportable

COMPENSATORY

PRODUCTION

(Royalty)

less

SALES REVENUE

less

OPERATING

COSTS

Balance

PROFIT OIL

COST OIL

“R” FACTOR /

SPLIT OF

REVENUE

CAPITAL

COSTS PLUS

FINANCE

COSTS

less

SOCAR

CONTRACTOR PARTIES

80%

20

%

SOA

BAHAR ENERGY

PRODUCTION

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Bahar ERDPSA Revenue Entitlements

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Bahar ERDPSA Revenue Entitlements

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Greenfields has a highly experienced team with proven track records starting & developing public and

private oil and gas companies.

The Greenfields Team

Executive Management

Over 35 years of experience in geology, negotiations and directing corporate

development (Stratum, Jubliant, Enron Oil and Gas International, Elf

Aquitaine, Monsanto and Santa Fe).

Over 30 years experience in engineering, operations & business development

(Exxon, Union Texas, Arco/BP, FIOC, Hurricane, Anadarko and GFI Oil & Gas

Corporation).

Over 30 years experience in negotiations, finance & business development

(Amoco, TransCanada Pipelines & Anadarko).

Over 35 years of finance and senior management positions in energy industry.

George Greene

VP Technical

Richard

MacDougal

Chief Operating Officer

John Harkins

Chief Executive Officer

Wayne Curzadd

Chief Financial Officer

Successful track record of capturing opportunities and executing developments.

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Board of Directors

Michael Hibberd

Chairman

Chairman of Heritage Oil Plc. and Canacol Energy Ltd., Co-Chairman at Sunshine

Oil Sands Ltd., Director of Montana Exploration Corp. and Pan Orient Energy Corp.

Garry Mihaichuk

Director

Previously senior officer of TransCanada Pipelines Ltd., Amoco Corporation and

Husky Energy Inc.

Jerry Clark

Director

Over 35 years of diverse experience in the energy industry, having served in

various senior management/executive officer positions at Amoco, Shell, Reliant

Resources, Output Exploration, GFI, and most recently Ciris Energy.

John Harkins

Director

Richard MacDougal

Director

Alex Warmath

Director

Greenfields Management

Team Members

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Former CTO Greenfields Petroleum. Over 35 years of experience in geology and

business development (Tenneco, Apache, Enron Oil and Gas International,

Anadarko and GFI Oil & Gas Corporation).

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Bahar ERDPSA Market and Transportation Systems

GAS

Sold to SOCAR Take or Pay Contract

Wellhead Price: US$3.96/MCF

Recent Gas Pipeline Developments

Azerbaijani-Turkish Trans-Anatolia gas

pipeline project (TANAP), officially

launched on June 26, 2012

The Governments of Azerbaijan

Georgia and Turkey have agreed to

develop a 1.5 BCF/d pipeline from

Azerbaijan to Turkey

SOCAR and BP are planning on

building and operating the pipeline

Construction to start 2014 and gas

delivery by 2018

OIL

All volumes sold to SOCAR Marketing

- pipeline shipped to Novarossiysk (or Supsa)

- liftings every 6 to 10 days

Wellhead Price : Brent (less US$6/BBL)

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Nabucco West Transportation Systems

Recent Gas Pipeline

Developments

Shah Deniz gas producers’

consortium in Azerbaijan

announced that it has selected

the Nabucco-West pipeline

project to be the route for

Caspian gas into Central Europe

(January 10, 2013)

Nabucco-West –

Bulgaria/Turkey to Vienna

Azerbaijan Gas could be priced

at European gas prices by 2018

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Diameter: 48” Diameter

Material: Steel

Wall thickness: 20-36 mm

Burial Depth: Minimum 1,0m

Pressure: 100 bar

Control: two Control Centers

In-Country Control Centers ( ICCC):

Sofia, Bulgaria; Medias, Romania; Budapest, Hungary; Baumgarten, Austria

Compressor stations: Estimated at 11

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