NOC 2013 Geir Pettersen, Deputy Managing Director

GDF SUEZ E&P NORGE AS

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A HISTORY OF SERVICES IN PUBLIC UTILITIES

1990 Electrabel

1880 Société Lyonnaise des Eaux et de l’Éclairage

1919 Société Industrielle des Transports Automobiles (SITA)

1946 Gaz de France

1997 Suez Lyonnaise des Eaux

2001 SUEZ

1858 Compagnie Universelle du Canal Maritime de Suez

1895 Compagnie Mutuelle de Tramways

1939 Degrémont

2000 International Power

2008 GDF SUEZ

1822 Société Générale des Pays-Bas

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1,800 EMPLOYEES

Exploration & Production

Liquid natural gas portfolio management

10,800 EMPLOYEES

6 business areas - The United

Kingdom-Europe - North America - Latin America - Middle East: Turkey

& Africa - Asia - Australia

Power production

Supply of natural gas and electricity

18,100 EMPLOYEES

Natural-gas transmission network

LNG terminals in France

Storage activities in and outside France

Gas distribution networks in France

78,400 EMPLOYEES

Management of urban networks in and outside France

Management of industrial and tertiary electrical installations

Global multi-technical offers

79,600 EMPLOYEES

Water and sanitation services

Water-treatment engineering

Waste management

GDF SUEZ Global Gas & LNG

GDF SUEZ Energy Europe

GDF SUEZ Energy International

GDF SUEZ Infrastructures

GDF SUEZ Energy Services

SUEZ Environnement

STRUCTURED AROUND SIX BUSINESS LINES

27,200 EMPLOYEES

Energy management and trading

Power generation

Supply of natural gas to major clients in Europe

Marketing and sales

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FAST FACTS ON GDF SUEZ E&P NORGE

Established in Norway in 2001 as a fully-owned subsidiary of GDF SUEZ Group.

Operator of the Gjøa field, partner in the Fram, Njord, Gudrun and Snøhvit fields – among others – and the asset portfolio is growing.

Among the top ten producers and reserve owners on the NCS.

Number of employees per September 2013: 249.

Head Office in Stavanger and Base and Logistics Office in Florø.

Turnover of 11,832 MNOK in 2012.

In 2012 the company held 38% of the GDF SUEZ Group’s proven and probable reserves and 46% of its production.

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Fram (North Sea)

Njord (Norwegian Sea) Snøhvit (Barents Sea)

Gudrun (North Sea)

Gjøa (North Sea)

ASSETS IN NORWAY

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LICENSE PORTFOLIO

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OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE

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GJØA STATUS REGULARITY INCL. EXTERNAL EVENTS 2013

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PUF YTD incl. external events 2013: 95,56% PUF YTD excl. external events 2013: 97,46%

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Gas Export overview 2013

Availability (inc export ) Export Planned Maintenance Unplanned topside Unplanned subsea Power Cable

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HSE – THE WAY WE WORK

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AREA FORUM Q35

Approx. 500 MBOE will be matured for possible development.

Processing capacities are coming available in the area as production declines.

Near-term appraisal and exploration could substantially change the picture.

Fragmented ownership structure and multiple operators.

There are many decisions which are going to be made in the next 2-3 years.

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AREA FORUM Q35 – GJØA VISIT

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HOW HAS THE FORUM WORKED?

The five area operators of discoveries were invited to the forum in May 2012: GDF SUEZ : Gjøa Statoil: Astero, Aurora, Vega,

Peon, Fram Wintershall: Grosbeak, Skarfjell RWE Dea: Titan ENI: Afrodite

Operators agreed on a Forum Charter in October 2012 Achieved alignment on purpose, approach

and a road map. Chair rotates each year through the

operators. GDF SUEZ acted as Chair from May 2012 to

October 2013 when Statoil took over.

The forum has had a high activity level Shared basic high level data and perspectives

(Phase 1). Gained insight to possible area solutions and

worked critical issues (Phase 2).

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THE FORUM AIMS TO PROVIDE EARLY AREA INSIGHTS

The forum aims to:

Increase the chance that individual developments & fields reap the benefits from possible area synergies and do not get into a position of regret.

Look at extreme cases to understand what drives the value.

Develop area insights but not draw conclusions.

Help license decision making but not be involved in any decisions.

Q35 area

insights

Operator Participation

Different Area Developments

Conceptual Technical Studies

Socio-Economic Analysis

Independent license decision

making

AFQ35 Fields and Discoveries

Skarfjell Astero

Grosbeak

Titan Aurora

Peon

Afrodite

Gjøa

Fram

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OPERATOR IN THE BARENTS SEA

A core area for GDF SUEZ E&P Norge.

Present since 2001 (Snøhvit).

First operated well (Heilo) drilled in 2011.

Three operatorships awarded in 2011.

Two new operatorships awarded in 2012.

2013: bought seismic data package of the southeast Barents Sea from NPD.

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FROM EXPLORATION TO PRODUCTION

Next exploration well: Byrkje PL 607 spud in the beginning of February 2014.

Close dialogue with other operators in the area: ENI, Statoil, and the PSA.

We welcome the common effort to find the best solutions for the challenges regarding logistics and emergency preparedness in the Barents Sea.

GDF SUEZ is ready to take on the responsibility for developing and producing from a new field in the Barents Sea.