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Energy Capital Conference John Kneiss Director, Macroeconomics, Geopolitical and Policy Austin, Texas March 28, 2016 UPSTREAM MIDSTREAM DOWNSTREAM FUEL & TRANSPORT

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Oil, Gas and U.S. Elections Current State of Play Getting to 270 Trend in the States Legislation, Regulation and Litigation Outlook (My Wild Guess) 2016 Stratas Advisors. All rights reserved. 3

Current State of Play

Current State of Play Primary Season The Race to 1,237 or 2,383 Delegate Counts Republican National Convention July 18-21 in Cleveland Democratic National Convention July 25-28 in Philadelphia GOP Delegate Count Democratic Delegate Count Donald Trump 739 498 Hillary Clinton 1223 467 693 Ted Cruz 465 772 Bernie Sanders 920 1437 John Kasich 143 1094 0 500 1000 1500 2000 Other Pledged Delegates Super Delegates Delegates Needed 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 Pledged Delegates Delegates Needed Delegates needed for nomination 1,237 Delegates remaining - 944 Delegates needed for nomination 2,383 Delegates remaining 2,129 2016 Stratas Advisors. All rights reserved. 5

Getting to 270

Getting to 270 Electoral Vote Outcomes 2000 to 2012 GOP Challenge to Win 270 Electoral College Votes 4 6 9 6 11 18 13 15 5 Red Voted Republican in Past 4 Elections (180) Blue Voted Democratic in Past 4 Elections (242) 29 Grey Swing States (116) 2016 Stratas Advisors. All rights reserved. 7

Trend in the States

Trend in States Political Picture 2000 vs. 2016 Residual Southern Democrats Changing to Republican Party Supporters 2000 2016 Red Governor & Legislature GOP Blue Governor & Legislature Democrat Red Stripe Mixed Control Favoring GOP Blue Stripe Mixed Control Favoring Democrats 2016 Stratas Advisors. All rights reserved. 9

Legislation, Regulation and Litigation

Legislation, Regulation and Litigation (and Election) What major issues impact the oil and gas sectors? 114 th Congress Obama Regulations Litigation November 8, 2016 Supreme Court Nomination Trade Agreements Iran Sanctions FY 2017 Budget Clean Power Plan not all of the above Methane emissions Federal lands & offshore drilling restrictions BOEE blowout preventer Ozone NAAQS BLM hydraulic fracturing Clean Power Plan Cross State Air Pollution RFS Standard House GOP majority at risk? Senate majority flip? White House another President Clinton? State GOP gains? 2016 Stratas Advisors. All rights reserved. 11

Outlook (My Wild Guess)

Outlook (My Wild Guess) - National Elections Changing Landscape or More of the Same? Divisive campaigns keep voters anger high New President Clinton in White House Trump campaign hurts down-ballot GOP Congressional election outcomes Democrats retake majority in Senate GOP holds House majority (but loses seats) Split-government and gridlock (more of the same) Budget battles remain Supreme Court nomination(s) Executive order/regulation as main strategy 2016 Stratas Advisors. All rights reserved. 13

Q & A Contact Information John Kneiss, Director Macroeconomics, Geopolitical and Policy jkneiss@stratasadvisors.com 703-891-4812

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