Devon Energy 2012 Analyst Day (Tuscaloosa Marine Oil Shale)

The results are in, Devon Energy announced it's overview, on one of the nation's newest and hottest shale oil play's the (Tuscaloosa Marine Oil Shale).

* Tuscaloosa Attractive Attributes:

1. Proven Capacity To Flow Oil; Existing Production

2. Highly Over-Pressured Reservoir

3. Low-Cost Acreage

4. Well-Established Regulatory Environment

5. Existing Infrastructure

** Tuscaloosa Stratigraphic Section:

1. Highly Laminated Lithology

2. Brittle Intervals Of Sand, Siltstone And Limestone

3. Significant Fracture System

4. Several Historical Oil Pay Zones, Throughout The Stratigraphic Section (Austin, Eagleford Shale)

*** Tuscaloosa Significant Fracture System:

1. Fractures Are Dominant Component

2. Very Dense Fractures

3. Closely Spaced Fractures Will Improve Permeability

4. Challenges for Drilling

**** Tuscaloosa Type Log:

1. Wide Spread Shelf Setting Low Structural Relief

2. Gross Thickness: 100'-250

3. High Resistivity

4. Highly Over Pressured:>0.7 PSI/FT

5. Frac Barriers Above And Below

6. Fractures Present In Cores And Image Logs

*****Tuscaloosa Results To Date And Targets:(Target Well Economics)

1. Drill And Complete Cost $12-14 Million

2. EUR:400-600 MBOE (90% LIQUIDS)

3. IP RATE (1ST MONTH AVERAGE): 700-900 BOPD

4. AVERAGE ROYALITY: 21%

******Tuscaloosa Key Going Forward:

1. Optimization Of Drilling And Completion

2. Testing Of Drilling And Completion

3. Testing Of Longer Laterals With 15-20 Stage Fracs

4. ESTABLISH REPEATABLE COMERCIAL RATES