Report to Northwest Oil & Gas Forum David Grisso, Operations Field Leader, South Piceance Garfield County Fairgrounds, Rifle, CO | June 5, 2008

Areas of Operation __________________________________________________________

Piceance Basin Operations 12 drilling rigs currently operating 7 in South Piceance, 5 in North Piceance with Simultaneous Operations 4 South Piceance work over rigs operating 6 North Piceance completion / work over rigs 4 work over rigs 1 coil tubing working on drill outs 1 stand alone snubbing unit for Simultaneous Operations Current Production ~ 445 MMcf/d (265 in SP) (180 in NP) 295 wells drilled in 2007 South – 136, North – 159 Active Wells and Pads Producing Wells –2484 1472 (SP) 1012 (NP) Multi-well pads – 343 279 (SP) 64(NP) __________________________________________________________

South Piceance Rig Count Mamm Creek – 7 Rigs __________________________________________________________ Mamm Creek – 3 rigs Parachute – 3 rigs Orchard – 1 rig

Drilling Activity – South Piceance 2008 Planned Wells Mamm Creek 62 Orchard 9 S. Parachute 50 Plateau 3 Total 124 2008 Drilling Results YTD South Piceance 60 Remaining 64 Total 124 Down by approximately 20 wells from original estimates __________________________________________________________ Commissioned 5 new technology drilling rigs Reduced drilling cycle time by 25%

South Piceance 2007 Key Learnings and Accomplishments Air Emissions Programs Solar Powered Compressor Test Initial test complete, currently testing on second more complex site. Combustor Retrofit Project - Completed Vapor Recovery System Alternative Tests Captures vapors before entering tanks Eliminating GHG that are created by combusting VOCs (5,823 ton/yr CO2) Additional recovery of 1 – 2 bbls condensate/ day Recover 56 mcfd Future Installations expected Satellite water transfer stations – truck traffic reduction Grass Mesa – 85% reduction in traffic up Grass Mesa Road Railsback – 70% reduction in traffic from East Mamm Rose Ranch – 75% reduction in traffic West Mamm __________________________________________________________

North Piceance Rig Count 5 Rigs __________________________________________________________

Drilling Activity - North Piceance 2008 Planned Wells North Parachute 100 2008 Drilling Results YTD North Piceance 42 Remaining 58 Total 100 All drilling operations are currently on the North Parachute Ranch We are utilizing Simultaneous Operations on all pads

20 well pad online, 32 well pad on the drawing board. North Piceance 20 well pad online, 32 well pad on the drawing board.

Midstream Services

Midstream Services EnCana is in the process of permitting the Collbran Valley Pipeline. This will be a 22 mile, 24-inch pipeline that will start near Molina and end approximately 5 miles West of Parachute. Permitting of the East Dry Hollow Loop Pipeline in the Mamm Creek Field. The two phases combined, will be approximately 7 miles of 20-inch pipeline which will allow 3rd party companies to take advantage of EnCana’s existing infrastructure and deliver gas into our system. 1st phase construction to start June  ' 08 Moffat Ridge Pipeline Post-Reclamation - Orchard Unit; Grand Junction Bureau of Land Management took their Washington Team on a field trip in April and toured this pipeline site. Their Washington lead took pictures to use as good examples of Best Management Practices (BMPs) and is presenting them in classes which are being taught around the country.

Thanks to All that participated! Community Relations 6th Annual Energy Expo Thanks to All that participated! This year over 400 students attended in the morning session, With over 2,000 attendees in the afternoon, not including our exhibitors.

Community Relations This is a cooperative program focused on being a good neighbor in the communities in which we operate. We conduct business in a way that provides social and economic benefits to the community while striving to minimize industry impacts such as traffic, dust, noise and garbage issues. This program focuses on these impacts as well as on encouraging those representing the Industry, field employees and contractors, to get to know our neighbors and to effectively communicate with members of the community. It represents a partnership amongst Operators, contractors and the community at large. Participants include EnCana, Williams, Laramie Energy II, PetroHunter, Noble Energy, Delta, PXP, Garfield County Road & Bridge & Sheriff’s Departments & others.

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