Project Summary Table BlackPearl Resources Inc Blackrod Commercial SAGD Project Proponent Name: BlackPearl Resources Inc. Date: November, 2011

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Project Summary Table BlackPearl Resources Inc Blackrod Commercial SAGD Project Proponent Name: BlackPearl Resources Inc. Date: vember, 2011 Project Name: Blackrod Commercial SAGD Project Company Contact Name and Information: Name of Company that will hold approval: Type of Project (e.g. in-situ, mine quarry, upgrader, etc.) Projected Construction Start (Month/Year): Life of Project (# Years): Mike Carteri BlackPearl Resources Inc. Sr. Exploitation Engineer 700, 444 7 th Avenue S.W. Calgary, Alberta T2P 0X8 Ph: 403-536-4695 BlackPearl Resources Inc. Company Website: www.blackpearlresources.ca In-Situ Q4 2013* New Project, Expansion or Modification: Projected Operation Start (Month/Year): 25-30 years Project Location (Legal Land Description) and Municipality: New Project Q4 2015* TWP 076-18 W4M Sections: 22,23,24,25,26,27,34,35,36 TWP 077-18 W4M Sections: 1, 2, 11, 12, S ½ 13, S ½ 14 TWP 077-17 W4M Sections: 17, 18, 19, 20 Total Project Area (ha): Nearest Residence (km): Types of Activity (major project processes): COUNTY: Lac La Biche 4660 ha Private or Public Land: Public Land Wandering River, Alberta Approx 50 km Steam Generation, distribution and injection Oil production, collection and separation Water treatment Tankage Sulphur recovery Saline Water source and disposal wells Nearest First Nation Reserve(s) (name and km): Power Source (If on site power generation describe quantity [MW] and facilities): Beaver Lake Cree Nation Lac La Biche Approximately 100km Third-party utility company Project Products: Bitumen Average Production Capacity per Year (specify units) Phased Approach to peak production of 80,000 bbl/day Phase 1: 20,000 bopd - 2016 Phase 2: 30,000 bopd Phase 3: 30,000 bopd

Project Summary Table BlackPearl Resources Inc Blackrod Commercial SAGD Project (page 2) Method of Product Transportation (e.g., pipeline, rail, truck): Pipeline Location of End Market: Canada or the USA Infrastructure Requirements (roads, pipelines, water intake, storage tankage): Central processing facility, production well pads, roads, fuel gas pipeline, electrical power line, dilute supply pipeline, bitumen sales pipeline, water source and disposal pipeline, wells for water disposal and make-up. Project By-Products: Process by-products which will be disposed into disposal wells will be surplus produced water and evaporator blowdown. Other by-products include drilling waste and lime sludge. Expected Types of Air Emissions (e.g., SO2, NOx, CO2): Types of Wastes Generated: SO2, NOx, CO2. Also refer to Table 1.0 Refer to Table 2.0 Expected Types of Effluent Releases (note the water bodies to effluent will be released to): Waste Management Facilities (i.e., Disposal Well, Salt Caverns, Landfill, or Third-Party): ne Refer to Table 2.0 Nearest Waterway/Water body (name and km): Athabasca River Approximately 7 km Watercourse Crossings (type of crossing, any Class A to C waterbodies): Currently we know that there may potentially be some water crossings. However we have no information available of the exact location of any water crossings. If it is determined that a water crossing is required, we will provide the crossing information to Transport Canada. EPEA Approval Required Water Act Licence Required (Y/N/Unknown. If yes: purpose, source and estimated volumes): Yes Saline water utilization from Grosmont Fm. Regulatory Board(s) (ERCB/NRCB/AUC): Water Act Approval Required (Y/N/Unknown. If yes, purpose): ERCB Fisheries Act Authorization Required Unknown Navigable Waters Protect Act Authorization Required Unknown - Currently we know that there may potentially be some water crossings. However we have no information available of the exact location of any water crossings. If it is determined that a water crossing is required, we will provide the crossing information to Transport Canada.

Waterbodies Required (Y/N/Unknown/NA. If yes, # and ha): Nearest Provincial Highway (# and distance): Traffic Impact Assessment Required (Yes//Unknown): Project Summary Table BlackPearl Resources Inc Blackrod Commercial SAGD Project (page 3) Highway 63 approximately 25 kilometers Nearest Water Well (km) (Domestic and Commercial): Access Improvements to Provincial Highway: Wandering River, Alberta (50km): Domestic Water 1F1/14-24-076-18 W4M Lower Grand Rapids 3, source water for SAGD Pilot Facility In place Yes Total Area to be Disturbed (ha): 650 ha* for CPF, pads and ROW for pipelines, roads and power. Does not include strat, seismic programs and power lines and diluent and sales pipeline into CPF Existing Land Use(s): Traditional, recreational, industrial, forestry Post-Reclamation Land Use(s): Traditional, recreational, industrial, forestry Reclamation Start and End (YYYY YYYY) Historic Resources Impact Assessment Required Estimated Operation Person-Years of Employment: Method of Transport of Employees to Site (Construction and Operation) Aboriginal Groups Involved in Stakeholder Engagement: 2035 2050 Any Unique Environmental or Social Considerations (if yes, describe): Yes Estimated Construction Person- Years of Employment: Approximately 5,000* persons-years for the operations. Construction workers will stay in a camp on site. At the end of their rotation the workforce will commute to their home destination via their own personal vehicles. Operations workers will come from neighboring communities. If a camp is built workers will stay in the camp during their shift and commute to their home destination via their own vehicles. As an alternative to a camp, another option being considered is transportation buses that would run on a daily basis to and from local communities. Ft. McMurray First Nations, Heart Lake First Nations, Beaver Lake Cree Nation, Chipewyan Prairie Dene First Nations. *All figures denoted with an asterisk are preliminary estimates. Construction or Operation Camp Required (Y/N/Unknown. If yes, on-site or off-site): Date Stakeholder Engagement Started (Public/Aboriginal): Approximately 1000* person-years of construction required for each phase. Yes on-site Serrano Energy Ltd., the previous operator of the project initiated consultation in January 2008. See the Consultation Log.

TABLE 1.0: Expected Air Emissions Air Contaminant Emission Sources Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) Carbon Monoxide (CO) Oxides of Nitrogen (NOx) Particulate Matter (PM2.5) Greenhouse Gases (CO2, CH4, N2O) Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC's) 1 - Steam Generators 2 - Emergency Flaring 2 - Fugitive emission sources 2 - Fugitive emission sources

TABLE 2.0: Anticipated Waste Stream and Disposal Method WASTE DESCRIPTION CLASSIFICATION/TYPE STORAGE LOCATION DISPOSAL LOCATION Packing Materials Domestic Waste Bins Landfill / Recycle Cardboard / Paper Domestic Waste Bins Landfill / recycle General Kitchen/Camp Waste Domestic Waste Bins Landfill Pallets / Wood Construction Bins Recycling Insulation Construction Bins Landfill Sand Blast Construction Sealed Drums Class 1b Landfill Welding Rods Construction Bins Recycling Glass Construction Bins Recycling Scrap Metal Metal Bins Recycling Cable Cut-offs Metal Bins Recycling Oil Filters Filters Drums Recycling Glycol Filters Filters Drums Class 1b Landfill Raw Water Filters Pressure Filters Drums Reuse / Recycle Filters Filters Drums Class 1b Landfill Oil Removal Filters Filters Drums Recycle/Thermal Treatment/Class 1b Landfill Lube Oil Filters Filters Drums Recycle Produced Oil Filters Filters Drums Recycle Filter Backwash Miscellaneous Tank/Lidded Drum Back into Process Batteries Miscellaneous Bins Recycle Oily Rags Miscellaneous Bins Recycle / Class 1b Landfill Produced Sand Sand Bins Class 1b or Class 2 Landfill Cement Cement Onsite disposal / Class 2 Landfill Boiler Blowdown Water Effluent Tank Downhole Injection Class 2 Disposal Well / Recycle De-oiled Produced Water Effluent Tank Downhole Injection Class 2 Disposal Well / Recycle Utility Water Effluent Tank Downhole Injection Class 2 Disposal Well / Recycle Surface Run-off Water Effluent Tank Downhole Injection Class 2 Disposal Well/Recycle/Release Septic Wastes Effluent Tank Sanitary Sewage Treatment Facility / On-site Treatment Produced Water Effluent Tank Downhole Injection Class 2 Disposal Well Sludge: Process Process Sludge Pond Class 2 landfill Lubricants Lube Oils Drums Recycling Solvents Miscellaneous Drums Recycle Spent Chemicals Inorganic Chemicals Bins Return to Supplier Ion Exchange Resin Resins Bins / Drums Class 2 Landfill Containers (pesticide/herbicide) Construction/Drilling Bins Recycling Acid Tanks Treatment / Class 1a or 1b Disposal Well Well Workover Fluids Oilfield Waste Tanks Class 1a or 1b Disposal Well Spent Lime Process Sludge Pond Class 2 Landfill