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BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

ATTRIBUTES OF PERSONAL SUCCESS





 You’re Selling, Somebody is Buying





 Entrepreneurial Spirit is Critical





 Accountability









BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

ATTRIBUTES OF BUSINESS SUCCESS





 Understand Your Market





 Differentiate Yourself





 See the Future





 It’s not Just the Idea.........





BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

CORPORATE HISTORY



Burlington Northern Unicon

Resources Division Continuing

Southland BR & Louisiana Western Canadian

Royalty Land and expansion,

Diamond Shamrock BR acquires

Milestone Offshore Exploration merge Canadian Hunter

Petroleum



BURLINGTON BR expands to

MERIDIAN RESOURCES Western Canada

OIL through agreement

to purchase

Poco Petroleums

El Paso

Exploration



Union Texas

Petroleum





1900 -------- 1978 -------1984 ---- 1985 ---1986 ------ 1990 ------- 1994 -------- 1996 --------- 1997 --------------------------10/97-------------- 1999------------2001







Burlington Resources Formed in 1988



BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

COMPANY SUMMARY





Market Capitalization, $B 7.0



Enterprise Value, $B 11.3



2001 Cash Flow, $B 1.9



Reserves, TCFE 11.8



Production, BCFE/D 2.7



Annual Drilling Program (#Wells) 600-800







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2002 CAPITAL PROGRAM



$1.3 Billion Total





30% 40%

U.S.





Canada





Other International







30%

BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

RESERVES POSITION





11.8 TCFE



North American Gas

16%

North American Oil



72% International Gas



8% International Oil



4%









BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

PROVED NORTH AMERICAN GAS RESERVES



10

9

8

7

6

TCF









5

4

3

2

1

0

1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001



BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

NORTH AMERICA NATURAL GAS POSITION

Largest of U.S. Independents

RESERVES PRODUCTION (2Q 2001)

(TCF) (BCF/D)

35 6

30.1

30 4.8**

4.2

25

4 3.2

20 16.6 2.8

14.5

15 2.2 2.1 2.1 2.1**

9.5 2

10 8.5 7.9 6.2 6.1

5

0 0

*COC/P

PEMEX









APC









*COC/P

PEMEX

*CHV

BP









*CHV

*DVN

XOM









BP









*DVN

BR









XOM









BR







RD

*Includes recent acq./mergers, reserves are 2000 reported

**Year-end 2000 producti on figure

Sources: JS Herold & Annual Reports, as of 12/31/00

BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

GLOBAL OPERATIONS







CANADA

EAST IRISH SEA



U.S.





EGYPT CHINA

ALGERIA

PERU

ECUADOR



GABON



Gas

Oil

ARGENTINA



BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

CORE AREAS





WESTERN

CANADA







ROCKY

MOUNTAINS







SAN JUAN

BASIN









BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES





 Program Drilling





 Cost Control





 Operational Expertise









BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

SAN JUAN BASIN









Fruitland Coal

Pictured Cliffs



Lewis Shale / Chacra 1200’ - 1500’



Mesaverde 800’



Mancos / Niobrara 1500’ - 1700’





Dakota







BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

SAN JUAN BASIN: New Mexico / Colorado





 Operated Gas Production, MMCF/D 1,200





 Operated Wells 6,500





 Projects per Year 800









BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

GAS PRODUCTION GROWTH

San Juan Example



900 750-800

Conventional (Tight Gas)

800

700 Coalbed Methane

600

500

400

300

200

100

0

1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000



BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

SAN JUAN COST PERFORMANCE



Mesaverde Average Well Cost ($ Thousand)



486



375









1995 1998

23% cost reduction over 3 years

BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

SAN JUAN PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT



Mesaverde 80-Acre Infill Progam





Study Area Pressures

Recovery

@ 160-acre 1,225

Resource Spacing

49% 44% 950









300







Incremental Recovery @

80-Acre Spacing 1950s 1998 Abandonment

7%

Estimated Gas-in-Place: 28.5 TCF

BURLINGTON

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MADDEN FACILITY: Fremont Co., WY









BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

WIND RIVER BASIN: Madden Field

Management Challenges





 Drilling Depths and Costs



 Pipeline and Processing Infrastructure



 Geophysical Interpretation



 Reservoir Management







BURLINGTON

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MADDEN FIELD: Lower Ft. Union Drilling Costs



Reduced Drill Time - 23 Days

0 Gross Cost Savings - $600M/Well



2,000

Depth (Feet)









4,000

Pre-1998

6,000 Current





8,000



10,000

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40

Days

BURLINGTON

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MADDEN FIELD: Wind River Basin, WY







BH 6-27

4-36 TD ~ 25,855 ft.

7-34 1-5 5-6

2-3





LOST CABIN BH 8-35 N

GAS PLANT

Drilling

Proved Reserves

Probable Reserves





BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

MADDEN FIELD: Madison Drilling Costs

Completed & Tied-in Cost ($MM)



0

Bighorn Madison

5,000

#4-36 #5-6

10,000 40.3 30.7

Depth (Feet)









4-36

15,000 Actual



20,000 5-6

Actual

25,000



30,000

0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500

Days



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TOTAL MADDEN PRODUCTION





(MMCF/D)

300



250



200



150



100



50



0

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001





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WHY CANADA?





 Competitive Advantages





 Large Natural Gas Resource





 Changing North American Supply/Demand Picture









BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

HENRY HUB : Gas Prices

1999 NPC Projections

6.00





5.00

Price (Nominal $/mmbtu)









4.00





3.00





2.00





1.00 Actual

'99 Reference



0.00

1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010





BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

HENRY HUB : Gas Prices

1999 NPC Projections

6.00





5.00

Price (Nominal $/mmbtu)









4.00





3.00





2.00

Historical

'99 Reference

1.00 Actual

Forward Strip

0.00

1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010





BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

CANADIAN STRATEGY





ALBERTA









DEEP SHALLOW

GAS GAS &

HEAVY OIL









Edmonton

SASKATCHEWAN

BRITISH

COLUMBIA







Calgary SHALLOW GAS

SHALLOW & CONVENTIONAL OIL

GAS







BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

ACQUISITION OF POCO PETROLEUM





ALBERTA Poco Petroleum









SASKATCHEWAN

BRITISH

COLUMBIA









BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

CANADA: Gas Production



600

20% Avg. 473

500

Avg. 397

MMCF/D









400



300



200



100



0

1Q00 2Q00 3Q00 4Q00 1Q01 2Q01 3Q01 4Q01E

*4th Quarter 2001 does not include the acquisition of Canadian Hunter

BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

ACQUISITION OF CANADIAN HUNTER





ALBERTA Poco Petroleum

Canadian Hunter









SASKATCHEWAN

BRITISH

COLUMBIA









BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

CANADIAN HUNTER: Deep Basin Land









BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

DEEP BASIN OVERVIEW







San Juan Basin

Gas Fairway









BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

CANADIAN HUNTER GAS PRODUCTION



600



500

+14% / YR

MMCF/D









400



300



200



100



0

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001E



BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

CURRENT CANADIAN LAND POSITION





ALBERTA Poco Petroleum

Canadian Hunter

Chevron JV Lands

ATCO Viking Kinsella









SASKATCHEWAN

BRITISH

COLUMBIA









BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

CHINA: Sichuan Basin



QIULIN

XiangXi Prospect

JUNGGAR

TUHA Beijing

TARIM

QAIDAM ORDOS



Shanghai

Chengdu



SICHUAN

500 miles

Hong Kong









 Significant Resource Basin

 BR Core Competency:

Tight Gas

 Gas Market Potential





CHUANZHONG BLOCK

1.8 MILLION ACRES

BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

SUMMARY





 One of Largest U.S. Independents



 Proven Gas Development Expertise



 Focused on Efficiency



 Committed to North American Natural Gas









BURLINGTON

RESOURCES

BURLINGTON

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