I am a fan of pictures and figures when presenting, so I'll let you choose the words, or feel free to reach out. The presentation is split into thirds as follows: 1) The case for indigenous gas in the UK. Exploring the UK power mix and the role of gas globally as we forecast demand out to 2040 2) The 14 orders of magnitude of the Bowland shale, starting at the Basin scale working down to the nanometer mineral. 3) The operating environment and how Cuadrilla approaches this dynamic and high profile landscape. All information within is publically available, enjoy.

1. 1
Onshore UK Shale Gas Exploration: An
Update From Cuadrilla’s Leading
Operations in Lancashire
Mark Lappin
Matthew Hampson
Huw Clarke

2. 2
• The Case for Gas
• The Bowland Shale
• The Operating Environment

3. 3
Global Energy Use Through The Years
• Global demand for energy has risen through centuries
• Supply has changed from dominance to reliance upon a ‘mix’
• World currently depends upon coal, oil, gas and other including nuclear

4. 4
Where does our energy come from?
Natural
gas 40%
Petroleu
m 35%
Nuclear
8%
…
Coal 6%Wind/s… Net…
• ~ 22,000,000 gas boilers
in the UK just for heating
homes

5. 5
Developing countries in Asia – led by China –
dominate the rise in long-distance gas trade;
more than 80% of the growth to 2040 comes in
the form of LNG
Sources: IEA 2018
Gas is Increasing Global - 2040

6. 6
Carbon Emissions are not Brexiteers
Committee on Climate
Change analysis and
Professors Mackay and
Stone note that UK shale
gas could offer a 50%
production emission saving
compared to LNG and long
distance pipeline
supplies…
• 90% of UK gas imports are from
Norway (pipeline) and Qatar (LNG)
• Importing natural gas means jobs, tax revenue, other benefits move overseas
• North Sea Oil and Gas is estimated to have delivered £330 billion to UK in direct
taxation alone

7. 7
Lets talk about Shale
A shale explorationists version of whale music

8. 8
The Bowland Shale Play – m105
Sources: Clarke et al 2012Sources: Andrews et al 2012

9. 9
The Bowland Basin - m104
Sources: Clarke et al 2012

10. 10
The PNR Pilot Project - m103

11. 11
The Bowland Shale Core - m101

12. 12
Bowland Shale Thin Section – m10-3

13. 13
The Bowland Shale SEM – m10-9

14. 14
The Operational Environment

15. 15
A complex consenting regime has
emerged in the UK
Source: OGA

16. 16
The reality of the operating
environment
• Protesters
• Fake news
• Logistics

17. 17
Putting Lancashire First
• Active drive to procure locally
• Close collaboration with local
business community
• Work with suppliers who don’t
have experience of Oil & Gas
Operations in order to achieve our
industry’s standards

18. 18
The ePortal – public communication
• Seismicity portal – updated daily
• Pro-active communications – across all channels
• Community Liaison Group
www.cuadrillaresourceseportal.co.uk

19. 19
Technical Monitoring

20. 20
First hydraulic fracturing Onshore
UK since 2011

21. 21
Questions?