TSX VENTURE: SPI
Building Shareholder ValueIn British Columbia’s
Montney and Gething Plays
January 2010
DISCLOSURE STATEMENT
The corporate information contained in this
presentation contains forward-looking forecast
information. The reader is cautioned that assumptions
used in the preparation of such information, although
considered reasonably accurate by Canadian Spirit
Resources Inc. (“CSRI”) at the time of preparation,
may prove to be incorrect. The actual results achieved
during the forecast period will vary from the
information provided herein and the variations may be
material. Consequently, there is no representation by
CSRI that actual results achieved during the forecast
period will be the same in whole or in part as those
forecast.
CSRI MISSION STATEMENT
Canadian Spirit Resources Inc. (“CSRI” or the “Company”) is a natural resources company focusing on the identification and development of opportunities in the unconventional gas sector of the energy industry.
The mission of the Company is to develop 1 trillion cubic feet of natural gas from unconventional resource plays in western Canada.
FARRELL CREEK LOCATION
FOCUSED ON UNCONVENTIONAL GAS AT FARRELL CREEK, BRITISH COLUMBIA
CSRi Land
Sedimentary Basins
Duke Energy Pipeline
Fort St. John
Spectra Energy Pipeline
KEY INVESTMENT CONSIDERATIONS
Large prospective resource
� Gas-in-Place – 8.6 to 17.4 tcf
Exploration at no cost to CSRI
� Canbriam JV - C$28.6 – 50.0 million
� Shell JV - C$50 – 100 million
Financial strength/favourable risk profile
� Working capital - C$10.1 million
� In-the-money warrants - C$5.7 million
Leverage to natural gas price recovery
FARRELL CREEK STRATIGRAPHY
Formation LithologyApproximate Depth
To Top (m)
Estimated Gas In
Place (Bcf/Section)
Moosebar/Gates Shale 400 71
Bluesky Sandstone 650 ?
Cadomin/Nikanassin Sandstone 950 ?
Fernie/Pokerchip/Nordegg Organic Shale 1300 153
Halfway Conventional Sandstone 1700 ?
Doig Shale 1750 302
Phosphorus Zone (Lower Doig) Organic Rich Shale 1900 502
Montney Shale/Siltstone 2100 1002
Belloy Sandstone 2400 ?1 Sproule Discovered and Undiscovered Resource Estimate (April 2009)
2 B.C. Government Resource Estimate (May 2006)
3 Based on a Competitors News Release (April 2006)TOTAL >230
GethingCoal/Dirty Coal/Shale/Silt/Sandstone
"Organically Rich Rock Package"
Pardonet/Baldonnel Shale/Silt/Sandstone 1350
281
?Charlie Lake Shale/Silt/Sandstone/Salt
Sh
ell/C
SR
I Jo
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en
ture
Can
bria
m/C
SR
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Shale/Silt/Sandstone/Salt 1550
700
1400
Coplin Unconformity
CANBRIAM JOINT VENTURE
Canbriam drills and evaluates two Montney wells on east block of Farrell Creek lands to earn 65% WI in all CSRI deep rights (44 sections)
CSRI carried through initial capital up to C$29 million
Canbriam has option to increase WI to 70% by carrying CSRI through additional capital commitment
AMI created in Farrell Creek area
Canbriam is operator of Montney project
CANBRIAM JOINT VENTURE
CANBRIAM JOINT VENTURE MONTNEY PROJECT
Two vertical Montney wells drilled on east block � Montney and other zones evaluated – 4Q 2008� New pool discovery status in 1-31
Vertical Montney b-17-I well recently drilled on west block� Favourable test in lower Montney� Plan to use for “Fracture Mapping” of c-18-I horizontal well� Possible future horizontal completion
First horizontal well c-A48-I currently drilling on west block� Planning horizontal leg in lower Montney� Possible future horizontal completion in upper Montney
Active drilling program on west block in 2010� Next will be c-18-I multi-lateral well in upper Montney� Additional multi-lateral well in fourth quarter
Gas processing facility planned for 2010
TALISMAN ENERGY – MONTNEY SHALE PLAY
CANBRIAM JOINT VENTUREMONTNEY PROSPECTIVE RESOURCE
44 sections of deep rights (Montney)
Estimates of 100 bcf to 300 bcf per section Gas-in-Place
Gross prospective resource 4.4 tcf to 13.2 tcf
CSRI’s net interest (30% WI) – 1.3 tcf to 4 tcf
Estimated ultimate recovery per well unknown – Talisman estimates 5 bcf per well
CSRI’s estimated net recoverable (25% recovery factor) – 300 bcf to 1 tcf
SHELL JOINT VENTURE
CSRI carried for initial C$50 million to expand land base; drill additional wells; and build Pilot Plant with infrastructure
Election to pool:� Shell and CSRI lands (150 sections) to earn 75% WI
If election to proceed:� Shell carries CSRI for additional capital amount
If election not to proceed: � CSRI retains 100% WI in existing lands (55 sections);
Pilot Plant and infrastructure
� CSRI holds ROFR on Shell lands (95 sections)
SHELL JOINT VENTURE
SHELL JOINT VENTURE GETHING PILOT PROJECT
SHELL JOINT VENTUREGETHING PILOT PROJECT
1.1 mmcf/d capacity (expandable)
SHELL JOINT VENTUREGETHING PROJECT
14 Gething wells drilled with 7 wells completed in Pilot area
7 wells currently tied-in to Spectra Energy Pipeline
Pilot Project began production in June 2009
Horizontal well licensed
Objective is to optimize completion and production techniques needed to move project to commercial production
Shell is operator of Gething project
SHELL JOINT VENTUREGETHING PROSPECTIVE RESOURCE
150 sections of shallow rights (Gething)
Estimate of 28 bcf per section Gas-in-Place
Gross prospective resource 4.2 tcf
CSRI’s net interest (25% WI) – 1 tcf
Estimated ultimate recovery per well - unknown
CSRI’s estimated net recoverable – 200 to 300 bcf
CSRI FINANCIAL POSITION
Strong cash position C$10.0 million/C$0.20 share
No debt
Gross monthly G&A expense approx. C$150,000
Capital program currently funded by JV partners
5.0 million warrants O/S expiring February 19, 2010 with potential to raise C$4.0 million
1.2 million warrants O/S expiring July 9, 2010 with potential to raise C$1.7 million
2010 capital budget C$9.5 to C$18.0 million
SHARE OWNERSHIP
Common Shares
� 49.0 million common shares outstanding
� 6.2 million warrants and 2.8 million options outstanding
� Options represent 5.7% of outstanding shares
Major Shareholders
� Elmag Investments 17.5%
� Private investment firm
� Pinetree Capital 13.7%
� Including joint actors
� Sprott Asset Management 9.7%
� CSRI Management, Directors & Associates 3.1%
CSRI INVESTMENT CONSIDERATIONS
Large prospective resource
Exploration at no cost to CSRI
Strong financial position
Leverage to natural gas price recovery
Period of opportunity
CORPORATE INFORMATION
TSX Venture Listing
Trading Symbol: SPI
Corporate Office
Suite 1950, Ford Tower
633 6th Avenue S.W.
Calgary, AB T2P 2Y5
T: (403) 539-5005
F: (403) 262-4177
Canadian Spirit Resources Inc. (“CSRI” or the “Company”) is a natural resources company with the mission to develop 1 trillion cubic feet of natural gas from unconventional resource plays in western Canada. The Company is focused on the identification and development of opportunities in the unconventional gas sector of the energy industry.
Resource Evaluator
Sproule Unconventional Limited
Bank
The Bank of Nova Scotia
Auditors
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Legal Counsel
Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP
Transfer Agent
Computershare Investor Services Inc.
Contact
www.csri.ca
Management
Donald R. (Don) Gardner
CEO & Corporate Secretary
Phillip D.C. (Phil) Geiger
President & COO
Dean G. Hill
VP Finance & CFO
Directors
George W. Watson, Chairman
Rudolf Cech
J.R. Richard Couillard
Donald R. Gardner
Phillip D.C. Geiger
Philip H. Grubbe
Robert P. Winnitoy
APPENDIX
CSRI MANAGEMENT APPENDIX
Donald (Don) R. GardnerCEO & Corporate Secretary and Director
Bachelor of Commerce, Master of Science (Bus. Admin.)
Sr. VP & CFO – Rigel Energy Corp.Executive VP & CFO – Canadian 88 Energy Inc.Senior executive financial experience in the petroleum sector
Phillip (Phil) D.C. Geiger President & COO and Director
Bachelor of Science (Electrical Engineering), P.Eng.
Consultant – Gas Technology Institute, Rio Alto, CNRLDistrict Manager – Suncor Energy Inc. (Fort St. John production office)Senior management roles in business development, corporate planning and engineering (conventional and unconventional)
Dean G. HillCFO & VP Finance
Bachelor of Commerce, CA
VP Finance & Administration – Joe Johnson Equipment Inc. Compliance Manager – Selby Silverstein Chartered AccountantsSenior roles held in finance, accounting, administration and insurance (Canada and internationally)
DIRECTORS APPENDIX
Senior executive positions in natural gas processing and transportation
Senior executive positions in finance, systems
and administration
VP & CFO – Dome Petroleum
Senior executive positions in banking and the petroleum sector
Executive Chairman – CriticalControl Solutions Corp.
George W. Watson (Chairman)
Bachelor of Science (Engineering), MBA
President & CEO – TransCanada PipeLines
ConsultantConsultant
VP Business & Product Dev. – Westcoast Energy Inc. VP Finance & CFO – Upton Resources Inc.
VP Project Dev. – Duke Energy Gas TransmissionVP Finance & CFO – AltaCanada Energy Corp.
Bachelor of Science (Mechanical Engineering), P.Eng.Bachelor of Commerce (Hons.), CA
Robert P. WinnitoyPhilip H. Grubbe
Senior executive positions in petroleum exploration in Canada, USA and Internationally
Senior executive positions worldwide in reserves estimation in evaluation studies of petroleum and mineral properties
CEO & Founding Director – Escavar Energy, Inc.Sr. VP – Sproule Associates Ltd. Int. Division
President & CEO – RockWell Petroleum Inc.President - Adur Energy Ltd.
Bachelor of Science (Geology, Hons.), P.Geol.Masters of Science (Mining Engineering), P.Eng.
J.R. Richard CouillardRudolf Cech
FARRELL CREEK APPENDIX PRODUCTION POTENTIAL
40-200 mmcf/dTotal Net (Montney + Gething)
10-30 mmcf/d30-170 mmcf/dNet (Montney WI 35%, Gething WI 25%)
Possible Well Locations
40-120 mmcf/d
200-300 mcf/d
200-400
GETHING
80-480 mmcf/dGross
Potential Total Production
1-3 mmcf/dBased on stabilized production,
not initial production
Estimated Productivity per Well
80-160 Estimated range of 2 to 4 horizontal wells per section (based on 40 sections)
Estimated range of 4 to 8 vertical wells per section (based on 50 sections)
MONTNEY
FARRELL CREEK APPENDIX RESERVE POTENTIAL
0.6-1.1 tcfMontney + Gething
Total Net Potentially Recoverable*
0.2-0.4 tcf25% WI
4 tcf4 tcf(Comprised of discovered and undiscovered resource)
Gas-in-Place
0.8-1.6 tcf
GETHING
0.4-0.7 tcf 35% WI
Net Potentially Recoverable*
20 to 40% Recovery factor
1.2-2 tcf 30 to 50% Recovery factor
Estimated Potentially Recoverable*
MONTNEY
* Estimated by CSRI based on public data
POTENTIAL GETHING APPENDIXRESOURCE VALUES
50
2.50
5.00
7.50
10.00
403020
2.001.501.000.25
4.003.002.000.50
6.004.503.000.75
8.006.004.001.00Reserves
* Net PresentValue
($/mcf)
Resource
Potential Recovery Factor ( % )
Assumptions: 4 tcf Gas-in-Place (comprised of discovered & undiscovered resource)50 million shares O/S, CSRI 25% WI
* Represents estimated NPV range at various stages of development and gas price forecasts
$/Share
POTENTIAL MONTNEY APPENDIX RESOURCE VALUES
50
7.00
14.00
21.00
28.00
403020
5.604.202.800.50
11.208.405.601.00
16.8012.608.401.50
22.4016.8011.202.00
Potential Recovery Factor ( % )
Reserves
Resource
* Net PresentValue
($/mcf)
$/Share
Assumptions: 4 tcf Gas-in-Place (comprised of discovered & undiscovered resource)50 million shares O/S, CSRI 35% WI
* Represents estimated NPV range at various stages of development and gas price forecasts
RECENT FINANCINGS APPENDIX
February 19, 2008 - Units
� Price: $0.50
� Gross Proceeds: $5,610,000
� Each unit consists of one common share & ½ of one share purchase warrant
� Number of Shares Issued: 11,220,000
� Number of Warrants Outstanding: 5,570,000
� Warrants Exercisable @ $0.80 per share ($4.5 million) – expiring Feb. 19, 2010
� Warrants callable if stock trades at $1.20 for 20 days
July 9, 2008 - Units
� Price: $1.05
� Gross Proceeds: $2,617,984
� Each unit consists of one common share & ½ of one share purchase warrant
� Number of Shares Issued: 2,493,319
� Number of Warrants Outstanding: 1,246,660
� Warrants Exercisable @ $1.40 per share ($1.7 million) – expiring July 9, 2010
July 9, 2008 - Flow-Through Shares
� Price: $1.20
� Gross Proceeds: $480,000
� Number of Shares Issued: 400,000