Freedom Energy International, Inc. Presents: Beachner Lease

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Freedom Energy International, Inc.PresentsBe
achner Lease
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KC 9000

• The
• WORLDS
• Answer For
• Heavy Oil

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• Heavy oil accounts for more than double the
  resources of conventional oil in the world.
• We know where heavy oil is and we need heavy oil
  to satisfy current and future oil demand.
• Heavy oil has become an important theme in our
  industry.
• Many types of heavy oil exist and a variety of
  production processes are being used and developed
  to recover it.
• Heavy oil is different, and as a result of that,
  many technologies and services used for
  conventional oil face limitations with these
  highly viscous oils.

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Kambiz Safinya Heavy Oil Theme Director
Schlumberger

• Heavy oil will continue to be a very important
  resource. Future challenges will be met through
  the further development of technology that uses
  conventional methods to develop unconventional
  reserves.

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Environmental Effects Canadian Oil Sands
Projecthttp//ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2009/03/
canadian-oil-sands/essick-photography
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Current Technology

• Cyclic Steam Simulation
• Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage
• Steam stimulation, involves temperatures in the
  400F to 680F (204C to 360C) range and
  requires down hole tools that can withstand high
  temperatures as well as the forces resulting
  from those high temperatures.
• Microwave
• All these methods depends on the
  use of very costly energy and is presently cost
  prohibitive At current gas prices
  of 8 to 10/Mcf, the
  incremental cost associated with steam for
  thermal recovery ranges from 20 to 30/bbl of
  oil produced.

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MAXIMISE YOUR OIL QUALITYKC 9000

• Enhances Oil gravity and decreases viscosity by
  releasing the interfacial surface tension between
  the Heavy Oil and the solids held within.
• The Heavier the Oil the greater the results.

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KC 9000 above ground application

• Oil Tank Solutions
• Our technology has been shown to be an effective
  dispersant of oil solids. The
• research efforts of independent lab studies and
  industry partners have shown it to be
• especially effective at normal temperatures and
  without the need of added heat.
• With the proper amount of technology applied to
  each shipment of oil, test have produced
• dramatic reduction in oil sludge buildup on the
  bottom of the tanks. These same results
• have been shown in oil storage tanks as well.
  With the proper application, costs and
• operational downtime, due to cleaning, can be cut
  dramatically for each.
• Pipeline Solutions
• Numerous independent lab studies have shown that
  a minimal amount of the technology
• decreases the viscosity of heavy oil. These tests
  indicate that the technology can be
• utilized in pipelines that transport heavy oil in
  order to increase their efficiency and flow
• rate.

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KC 9000 Down hole application

• The unique behavior of KC-9000 allows it to be
  introduced topside. It will penetrate the well's
  static head and reach the total depth opening
  clogged fractures and reducing down-hole service
  tension. This helps prevent the costly removal of
  tubing and pumps in most wells.
• Has Improved Oil production rates from 20 to
  363 in field tests in Missouri and Kansas

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KC 9000Summary

• Cost Effective
• Safe and easy to use
• Decreases Viscosity Raises API Gravity
• Drops solids and water by reducing interfacial
  surface tension
• Totally Separates from the Oil
• Can be formulated for all types of heavy oil.
  The heavier the oil the greater the results

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Beachner Bros. LeaseStatistics

• 160 acres currently used for cattle grazing
• 55 existing wells equipped w/ pump jacks on all
  pumps
• Drillers Logs show pay zones 15-30 feet thick
• Estimated 10,000-15,000 Barrels of Oil (B of O)/
  acre.
• Reserves could be 1.6million to over 3 million B
  of O
• 10,174 Barrels of Oil produced between 1982-1989
• API gravity 26-28
• Has been dormant since (formation allowed to
  heal)
• Ready for KC 9000 and to be put back on line

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Beachner Bros. Leasehttp//abyss.kgs.ku.edu/pls/a
byss/oil.ogl5.MainLease?f_lc1001130536
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Beachner Bros. Lease
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Freedom Energy International pro-forma

• 55 wells producing 335 days per year average _at_
  40/barrel
• Estimated production costs 20/barrel(royalties
  included)
• Average 5 Barrel per well per day
• 275 barrels per day x 335days x 40 per barrel
  3,685,000
• Average 10 Barrel per well per day
• 550 barrels per day x 335days x 40 per barrel
  7,370,000

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Freedom Energy International pro-forma

• 55 wells producing 335 days per year average _at_
  70/barrel
• Estimated production costs 30/barrel(royalties
  included)
• Average 5 Barrel per well per day
• 275 barrels per day x 335days x 70 per barrel
  6,448,750
• Average 10 Barrel per well per day
• 550 barrels per day x 335days x 70 per barrel
  12,897,500

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Experienced Management Team

• Brian Kistler- Chief Executive Officer
• [phone] bkistler_at_ffmtg.net
• Robin Hunt- Chief Financial Officer
• [phone] rhunt_at_ffmtg.net
• Sam Davis- Sr. Vice President , Mining and
  Drilling Operations
• [phone] samdavis89_at_yahoo.com
• Brett Holtom- Sr. Vice President, Technology
  Division
• [phone] bholtom_at_sbcglobal.net
• John Haas- Oil Consultant (Founder Haas Oil)
• Derek Morris-Morris Energy-Ind. Contractor, Field
  Operations
• Dave Smith- Geologist Consultant
• Bios available upon request

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Freedom Energy International, Inc.www.freedomene
rgyint.com

• The WORLDS Answer For Heavy Oil
• Any Questions?
• THANK YOU!