Vision

A world where everyone has access to life improving energy.

Abundant energy creates geo-stability, reliable food supply, increases lifespans, improves living conditions, provides access to information, and allows mankind to thrive. We work to make that future a reality.

Mission

Provide energy at the highest return for both end user and producer.

The lower the cost of energy the greater the advancement of mankind, and the full lifecycle cost must consider; financial, environmental and over all benefit received.

Energy is the most precious of all commodities. When energy is too cheap it encourages waste and when it is too expensive it creates stagnation. We help balance that market by being both a provider in times of shortage as well as lowering all costs through innovation.

I. Projects:

a) Alaska. Haul Road Prospect

Project Details:

Project Phase

• Appraisal wells in 2026

Acreage

• 65,951, 8 Year Term, 80% NRI

3D Seismic

• 623 Square Miles

Reserves

• 124 MMBBLS P50 Prospect Reserves

Play

• Nanushuk Topset, Slope and Basil Sand (Analogs: Willows, Pika, Ahpun)

Pre-Tax IRR

• 20%

Initial Investment

• $162 Million for 3 Well Appraisal Project

Highlights

• Experienced North Slope Explorers
• Active Play on North Slope
• Evaluated and Initial Development from Existing Infrastructure

b) Cherokee Basin

Mississppi Lime Prospect

Project Details:

Project Phase

• Production and Delineation

Acreage

• 29,312 acres, 15% HBP, 80% NRI

3D Seismic

• 81 Square Miles

Reserves

• 56 MBBLS PDP, 135 MBBLS PUD, and 410 MBBLS C2

Play

• Morrow Sand and Pennsylvanian Carbonates

Pre-Tax IRR

• 15%

Initial Investment

• $12.5 Million, 20 New Wells, 35 Producing, 52 Bbls/day Low decline PDP

Highlights

• 190 Bbls/day Production
• 7 Wells by 2026
• Large Play Area with Room to Run

c) Hugoton Embayment

Cheyenne County Prospect

Project Details:

Project Phase

• Exploration

Acreage

• 79,781 acres 5 Year Term, 80% NRI

3D Seismic

• 149 Square Miles

Play

• Pennsylvanian Carbonates

Pre-Tax IRR

• 20%

Initial Investment

• $18.1 Million, 10 Wells Drilling, 90 Bbls/day PDP

Highlights:

• Proven Play
• Drilling in 2025
• Substantial Upside Upon Successful Exploration

d) Hugoton Embayment

Logan County Prospect

Project Details:

Project Phase

• Production and Delineation

Acreage

• 29,312 acres, 15% HBP, 80% NRI

3D Seismic

• 81 Square Miles

Reserves

• 56 MBBLS PDP, 135 MBBLS PUD, and 410 MBBLS C2

Play

• Morrow Sand and Pennsylvanian Carbonates

Pre-Tax IRR

• 15%

Initial Investment

• $12.5 Million, 20 New Wells, 35 Producing, 52 Bbls/day Low decline PDP

Highlights

• Existing Production
• Water Flood Potential
• Existing SWD and Pipeline Infrastructure

e) Denver Julesberg Basin

Garden of Eden Prospect

Project Details:

Project Phase

• Development and Exploration in 2025

Acreage

• 43,205 acres, 5 Year Term, 80% NRI

3D Seismic

• 43 Square Miles

Reserves

• 53 MBBLS 1P, 500 MBLS P50

Play

• Cret D Sand and Penn Carbonate

Pre-Tax IRR

• 14%

Initial Investment

• $10.5 Million, 10 Wells Drilled, 5 Wells Purchased

Highlights:

• Drill Ready
• Proven Prospect
• Additional Upside with Deep Targets
• Low-Cost Vertical Development
• Comes with Proven Production

II. Carbon Capture and Storage

Darrah Oil has an advanced knowledge base in storing CO2. This combined with its operational expertise puts it in a unique position to soon be the leader in this fast growing industry.

How we will capture & store carbon:

Enhanced Oil Recovery (Class II)

Using Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) we can increase the oil production of depleted fields while also safely storing CO2.

Step #1

Locate Oil Well

Find an almost entirely depleted oil well in close proximity to a CO2 producer.

Step #2

Inject CO2 into well

Inject the CO2 produced nearby into the oil reservoir via a CO2 injection well.

Step #3

Additional Oil Recovery

The injected CO2 pushes the oil closer to the wellhead, yielding more oil while in-turn safely storing CO2.

Why Class II CO2 Injection?

In Kansas, the state can issue Class II injection permits, typically processed within 1-2 months. In contrast, Class VI permits, exclusively granted by the EPA, require a significantly longer period, often spanning 2-3 years. Prioritizing Class II permits will enable a swifter expansion of our operations.

III. Alaska Leasehold

Darrah Oil, acting as Arctic Circle Exploration (ACE), is a lead partner in a state owned lease position on the North Slope of Alaska. Darrah Oil has gained substantial experience operating in the North Slope; having drilled numerous exploratory wells.

Despite some decline over the past few decades, the North Slope of Alaska still has immense reserves of oil which have yet to be drilled.

Why our location?

Our leasehold location is strategically positioned near key infrastructure and over bountiful hydrocarbon reserves.

• Proximity to the Dalton Highway

Our leases' proximity to the Dalton Highway will allow us to utilize existing public infrastructure.

• Proximity to Prudue Bay

Our leases are strategically positioned nearby Prudue Bay and its infrastructure.

• Proximity to crude pipeline

Our leases are adjacent to the Trans-Alaska oil pipeline, allowing for easy transportation.

• Turbidites

We have discovered two turbidites within the boundaries of our leases.

Our Goals

We are driven by a commitment to excellence, innovation, and responsibility. Our goals reflect our dedication to not just lead in the industry, but to set new standards in what we do.