Throttle Energy is a fully integrated oil and gas company that uses patented technologies to capture flare gas, process it into compressed natural gas (CNG), transport it via trailer, and deliver it to power plants and other end users. The company aims to provide a cheaper and more reliable alternative to pipelines and LNG for natural gas delivery. Throttle Energy has completed projects in several oil and gas basins in the U.S. and Canada. Its virtual pipeline process and mobile equipment allow it to transport gas from remote locations cost effectively.

1. Throttle Energy Inc.

2. Introduction of Company
Throttle Energy is a fully integrated Oil and Gas Company
consisting of 4 partners with expertise in Oil and Gas Production
Operation Including core expertise in;
 Natural Gas Processing and Transportation
 Gas to Power Plant conversion
 Front End Project Development and Concept selection
 Downstream Operations and Manufacturing
 Subsurface Data Interpretation
 International Business
 Process Safety.

3. Core Business Target
 Faster return on investment on Gas to Power projects
 Lowest delivery fuel cost to end users
 Deliver Natural Gas to end users at requested conditions
 Save operating company’s overhead cost (40-70%)
 Stop Gas Flaring
 Capture Produced Hydrocarbon gas
 Efficient Logistics and reliable service delivery
 Mobile unit Gas Compression systems
 Provide Gas storage for remote locations and Users
 Provide High pressure gas for;
 Enhanced Oil Recovery(Gas Lift) for low pressure wells
 Well Completions
 Relevant drilling operations (pumps, power generation in remote
locations)

4. • Lowest delivered fuel cost to end users
• Faster return on investment
• Safer, reliable source of Natural Gas
• Proven (IP Protected) technology
• Efficient logistics and service delivery
• Strategically placed infrastructure
• Industry focus
• Environmentally friendly
Value Proposition to Customers

5. Virtual Pipeline Process
Flare Gas Capture and Recovery Process Flow
Illustration out in the Field
TEI PATENTED
TECHNOLOGY

6. Results of Patented Technology
Existing/Conventional Filling
ending temperature >180F 65% full
Patented Chill Fill* Technology Applied to CNG Trailers
ending temperature @ 59F 100% full

7. CNG Virtual Pipeline Process

8. Confidential and Proprietary to Throttle Energy Inc.
CNG Virtual Pipeline Process
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TEI Virtual Pipeline Process

9. End to End Technology
High Efficiency Compression Optimized High Density Gas Storage
Compact Unload Heating and
Pressure Regulation
Storage Nano-Materials for
High Density at Lower Pressures

10. Compression and Dehydration
Wellhead Capture Station in a Box

11. Gas Transportation Alternatives
Today, there are 3 alternatives for the large-scale transportation of natural gas:
Generally there are three(3)
Alternative means of
transportation of gas
• LNG
• Pipeline
• CNG
We are proposing CNG
Virtual Pipeline ProcessCNG
Pipe-LineLNG
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12. Evolution of CNG since 2005
>200% Capacity growth due to materials innovations
>50% roadable density of LNG
Cost dynamics improving due to carbon fiber
economics
220mscf (II)
165mscf (I)
510mscf+ (III/IV)
Composites = Reduced Heat Transfer
Working Pressures Higher
= Higher Heat of Compression
CNG Requires Fast Trailer Turnaround

13. CNG Trailer Stations in Oilfield Basins
Anadarko Basin (September 2013)
Eagle Ford (February 2014)
Alberta (April 2014)
Marcellus (June 2014)
Permian (October 2014)

14. Power Plant
Capacity
(MW)
Gas
Requirement
(MMCF/D)
Cost of Gas ($)
Diesel
Rquired
(Gallon/D)
Diesel ($)
5 1 $3,000 7,367 $29,468
10 2 $6,000 14734 $58,936
50 10 $40,000 73670 $294,680
100 20 $60,000 147340 $589,360
200 40 $120,000 294680 $1,178,720

15. Footprint of Equipment
 Fully mobile equipment
 Containerized designs
 Can be moved from field to field as needed
 Easily deployed in the Swamp or any other Location
 Can be placed on a Barge in swampy areas (small draft needed
compared to competing technology with heavy equipment)
 Easily be attached to a Truck Head for transport
 Small enough to fit close to existing Wellheads/producing
facilities

17. CNG vs LNG Delivery Comparison
LNG OTHER CNG TEI OSCOMP
Pipeline
+
Compression
Inlet Pressure 800psig
uses 25% of Inlet Energy
150psig at a 7% Energy Penalty
$50M for 10MMSCFD
Inlet Pressure 800psig uses 2% of Inlet Energy
150psig at a 3% Energy Penalty
$5M for 10MMSCFD
Liquefaction $20M for 2MMSCFD $1.5M for 2MMSCFD
24/7 Manned Unmanned
740 MSCF (92% Yield) 325 MSCF (65% Yield) 500 MSCF (95% Yield)
Transport Trucking
$270K $660K $660K
Full Tanker Discharge Requires onsite trailer Modular
Onsite Storage
$300K - $ $660K+ $80K - $400K
Gas Heating +
Conditioning + Rest
of Systems
280KW - 50MSCFH
800KW - 140MSCFH Peak
$300K+
50KW - 50MSCFH
140KW - 140MSCFH
Peak
$150K-$350K
25KW - 50MSCFH
30-70KW - Average
Mass
$50K - $350K
*OSCOMP IP present in Compression, Transport and Onsite.

18. Amount of Power to be generated
(MW)
10
Equipment Cost (per Unit)
Number
of Units
Total Cost
Multi Stage Compressor (2MMSCF) $700,000 1 $700,000
Transporting Cylinders (500MSCF) $600,000 2 $1,200,000
Unloader $600,000 1 $600,000
Total Cost $2,500,000
Assumptions
Inlet gas Pressure 650 psi
Gas Type Dry Gas
Distance from Source to User <100 Miles
Transportation Medium Highest Efficient (Truck)

19. Cost of Gas Per
1MCF
$3
Cost of Diesel
per Gallon
$4
1 gal = 4 litres. 1
litre = $1
Power Plant
Capacity (MW)
Gas
Requirement
(MMCF/D)
Cost of Gas
($/D)
Diesel
Rquired
(Gallon/D)
Diesel Cost
(Litre/D)
5 1 $3,000 7,367 $29,468
10 2 $6,000 14734 $58,936
50 10 $40,000 73670 $294,680
100 20 $60,000 147340 $589,360
200 40 $120,000 294680 $1,178,720
CONVERSION UNITS
1 gal 134CF
1000 gal of diesel 139MMBTU
1SCF of gas 1025BTU
1MCF 7.4 Gal of diesel
1 gal of diesel 138690 BTU
1MW 3412000BTU
Distance (KM)
Typical Cost of
Pipeline($M)
20 30
100 150
200 300
300 450

20. Completed/on-going projects
 Anadarko Basin (September 2013)
 Eagle Ford (February 2014)
 Alberta (April 2014)
 Marcellus (June 2014)
 Permian (October 2014)
 Other International Oil Fields

21. Targeted Market
 International Oil Companies
 Heavy Industries
 Cement Factories
 Nigerian Breweries
 Industries
 Pipe Mills
 State Governments
 IPPs
 State Houses
 Secretariats
 Manufacturers
• Automobiles
• Textile
• Fertilizers
 Federal Government
 Power generation plants across
the country
 Federal buildings and offices
 Transportation companies
 Petrochemical Plants

22. Team Strength
 Gas and Condensate recovery
 Project Management
 Oil and Gas Exploration and Exploitation including Deepwater Operations
 Subsea Development
 Health, Safety Security and Environment
 Pressure Transient data analysis (Sapphire & Pansystem)
 Reservoir Characterization and Simulation (Black oil & Compositional)
 Learning/Teaching methodologies (Drilling, Natural Gas Engineering, Process
Engineering, Reservoir Engineering, Production and Well Optimizations)
 Experimental Design modeling for probabilistic reservoir
 Negotiations and Dispute Resolution
 Global Manufacturing Operations
 Global Supply Chain
 Process Development
 Global Technologies development and implementation

23. Throttle Energy - Core Values
SAFETY, Quality and Timely Delivery of Projects
 Addiction to safety
 No harm to workers and Assets
 No impact to Environment
 Safety is not negotiable
 No work is safe without safety
 Routine safety and quality audits
 Deliver of Promise
 Select the most robust and cost efficient concept for
each project

24. Summary
Throttle Energy Inc. has partnered with frontier Technology development
company in USA to provide long needed solutions to:
 Lack of constant supply of Power
 Cost associated with building Pipelines across State lines
 Reduce investment needed for Oil and Gas infrastructure development
 Flaring of Produced Hydrocarbon associated Natural Gas currently resulting
in lost revenue
 Pipeline sabotage/bunkering
 Completely eliminate environmental risks (Loss of Containment)
 Capture, process and transport produced hydrocarbon associated Gas at
significantly lower cost compared to LNG.
Technology provides fueling solutions to Pipeline-disconnected
customers, substituting expensive liquid fuels with Clean Natural Gas

25. Throttle Energy Inc.
Houston, TX 77095
Email: info@throttleenergy.com
Phone: +1.832.298.8400 or +1.281.415.1238 (USA)
Phone: +234.816.668.1997 or +234.809.037.2222 (NIGERIA)
www.throttleenergy.com