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1) The document summarizes a presentation about drilling the Tupilco 75 D well located in Villahermosa, TAB for client GSM. 2) The well encountered challenges from nearby blind wells and geological faults that required careful well planning and drilling to minimize collision risks. 3) The objectives of the well were to drill two stages, demonstrate Schlumberger's performance, and delimit the geological objectives without complications. 4) The results met the objectives ahead of schedule without incidents while recognizing Schlumberger's value.

DD2 Presentation: Well: Tupilco 75 D Location: MCA-MXS (Villahermosa, TAB) Client: GSM Date: December 9 th , 2010 Eloy Giles.

Outline Well Location Well Challenges Anti-Collition (Spider Plot + TC Plot) Geological Faults Well Objectives Well Plan Well Plots BHA Designs Hydraulics Torque & Drag Results Plan VS Real

Well Location Surface Coordinates: N 18° 21’ 13.91100” W 93° 20’ 48.2266” NAD27 UTM Zone 15N RKB Elev: 13.43 mts Ground Level Elev: 7.33 mts Referenced to True North Mag. Declination: 2.957°

Challenges Anti-Collition Tupilco 85 ct-to-ct distance of 11.31 mts @ surface and up to 180 mts MD Field with many BLIND vertical wells and with OSF less than 1

Challenges Geological Faults Primary Objective (A18-A10) delimited by geological faults. @ 2372 TVD. Needed to drill minimizing Ct-to-Ct separation from Plan Holding a Max angle of 51 deg, Inclination. (Hole Cleaning!)

Well Objectives Type “J” Well, drilled in 2 stages, 12 ¼” and 8 ½” Last Well drilled with this particular client, they were introducing their own DD Services. Important to demonstrate Schlumberger’s superior performance. 12 ¼” Section (150 mts – 1050 mts MD): Vertical from 150 mts MD to 180 mts MD and then nudge (4 ° Inc, 272.7 ° Az, 1 ° DLS) to reduce AC Risks with nearby BLIND wells. After nudge (@300 mts MD), drop inclination to 0 deg, and drill vertical again up to 1050 mts MD for Casing Depth 8 1/2” Section (1050 mts – 1050 mts MD): Drill vertical from 1050 mts MD up to 1630 mts MD. KOP @ 1630 mts building a max. Inclination of 50.04 ° , 272.78 ° AZ, 1.9 ° DLS. From 2420 mts MD hold tangent section to TD, VS Reached: 1132 mts

Torque & Drag Approach Reamed each Joint 2 times @ 40 srpm, continuously monitoring S&V. Every 6 joints pumped a “Dispersing Pill””to create turbulence, followed by a “Viscous Pill” to carry cuttings to surface. Short Trip from Mid-Curve to Notch. Then a 2 nd from TD to beginning of Curve. Then POOH .

Results: Ended 2 Days ahead of Drill Plan No SQ incidents related to Stuck Pipe Delimited Objectives Not Compromised Client recognized SLB’s Value & Expertise

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Dd2 presentation

1. DD2 Presentation: Well: Tupilco 75 D Location: MCA-MXS (Villahermosa, TAB) Client: GSM Date: December 9 th , 2010 Eloy Giles.

2. Outline Well Location Well Challenges Anti-Collition (Spider Plot + TC Plot) Geological Faults Well Objectives Well Plan Well Plots BHA Designs Hydraulics Torque & Drag Results Plan VS Real

3. Well Location Surface Coordinates: N 18° 21’ 13.91100” W 93° 20’ 48.2266” NAD27 UTM Zone 15N RKB Elev: 13.43 mts Ground Level Elev: 7.33 mts Referenced to True North Mag. Declination: 2.957°

4. Challenges Anti-Collition Tupilco 85 ct-to-ct distance of 11.31 mts @ surface and up to 180 mts MD Field with many BLIND vertical wells and with OSF less than 1

5. Challenges Geological Faults Primary Objective (A18-A10) delimited by geological faults. @ 2372 TVD. Needed to drill minimizing Ct-to-Ct separation from Plan Holding a Max angle of 51 deg, Inclination. (Hole Cleaning!)

6. Well Objectives Type “J” Well, drilled in 2 stages, 12 ¼” and 8 ½” Last Well drilled with this particular client, they were introducing their own DD Services. Important to demonstrate Schlumberger’s superior performance. 12 ¼” Section (150 mts – 1050 mts MD): Vertical from 150 mts MD to 180 mts MD and then nudge (4 ° Inc, 272.7 ° Az, 1 ° DLS) to reduce AC Risks with nearby BLIND wells. After nudge (@300 mts MD), drop inclination to 0 deg, and drill vertical again up to 1050 mts MD for Casing Depth 8 1/2” Section (1050 mts – 1050 mts MD): Drill vertical from 1050 mts MD up to 1630 mts MD. KOP @ 1630 mts building a max. Inclination of 50.04 ° , 272.78 ° AZ, 1.9 ° DLS. From 2420 mts MD hold tangent section to TD, VS Reached: 1132 mts

7. Well Plan

8. Well Plots

9. BHA Designs: 12 ¼” Stage

10. Hydraulics: 12 ¼” Stage

11. BHA Designs: 8 ½” Stage

12. Hydraulics: 8 ½” Stage

13. Torque & Drag Approach Reamed each Joint 2 times @ 40 srpm, continuously monitoring S&V. Every 6 joints pumped a “Dispersing Pill””to create turbulence, followed by a “Viscous Pill” to carry cuttings to surface. Short Trip from Mid-Curve to Notch. Then a 2 nd from TD to beginning of Curve. Then POOH .

14. Results: Ended 2 Days ahead of Drill Plan No SQ incidents related to Stuck Pipe Delimited Objectives Not Compromised Client recognized SLB’s Value & Expertise

Editor's Notes

#2: 08/09/11 Good morning, good afternoon and good evening everyone and welcome to the Drilling Domain Conference Call and Webcast. Today, I am joined in Sugar Land by _______________; and Graham Ritchie and Ross Lowdon are joining us from Aberdeen; and Greg Conran from Saudi. We have an hour scheduled together today, and once I finish the presentation section we will switch to a question and answer session. The objective of today’s session is to give you an update on D&M’s Drilling Domain initiative that was introduced in Dec 2008 and to set the direction for 2010 Click…
#3: We are going to start with an overview of the Drilling Domain and review the plans for growth, with a specific focus on the role of the domain in performance assurance and drilling optimization. Finally we will finish with details on our 2010 direction and objectives with a focus on plans to be implemented in the GeoMarkets. 08/09/11

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