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To: Dennis Roth who wrote (184287)6/6/2014 7:50:02 AM
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Cobalt International Energy (CIE), Chevron (CVX),
US EIA Petroleum Statistics,
Asia Utilities & Clean Energy,
Russian Oil and Gas

Cobalt International Energy (CIE)

Analyst Day Wrap-Up: High-Impact Exploration Still Holds Upside
5 June 2014 ¦ 13 pages ir.citi.com

Cobalt hosted its first ever Analyst Day in New York City to provide an update on
its strategy and operations. While there were no new revelations, management
did summarize its current prospect inventory and processes underscoring its
stellar batting average to date both offshore Angola and the deepwater Gulf of
Mexico. However, one aspect that struck us was that while Cameia will be its first
sanctioned project offshore Angola, at 300-500 MMBbls gross Cobalt projects a
20-25% ROR for just the full development phase of this discovery. Cobalt’s only
larger discovery to date is Orca at 400-700 MMBbls although similar-sized
deepwater Gulf of Mexico discoveries should yield marginally better RORs due to
advantaged fiscal terms. Management’s projected average prospect size in its
current 3.5 BBOE net unrisked reserve estimate is 350 MMBOE offshore Angola
and 250 MMBOE for the deepwater Gulf.
Robert S Morris

Chevron (CVX)

CEO Meeting Points to Better Execution / Selection
5 June 2014 ¦ 8 pages ir.citi.com

Our investment thesis on CVX is that a valuation of 1.3x end-17E book is
attractive on a company that can grow (7% CAGR book 2014-18E) and maintain
stable returns (ROE 13%). Our meeting with Chairman/CEO John Watson
touched on three key aspects of this thesis: (1) a belief that delivery/execution of
major capital projects will improve, (2) that capital re-allocation into the next wave
of growth will not see the company chase marginal projects, and (3) that the
company will continue to adjust leverage to help protect ROE.
Alastair R Syme


US EIA Petroleum Statistics

Imports Remain Choppy As Crude Stocks Draw;
Cushing Draws Slow Due to Seaway Disruptions
4 June 2014 ¦ 27 pages ir.citi.com

Asia Utilities & Clean Energy
Gains from High Structural Growth and Easing Fuel Costs
4 June 2014 ¦ 120 pages ir.citi.com

Asia's utility and clean energy sector should enjoy high structural growth on
emission cuts, lower fuel costs and more favorable government policies, as in
India and Korea. Although new policies in China have slowed with the
government focusing more on structural economic reform and political clean-up,
and less on GDP growth, we believe existing policies are enough to sustain
growth. Top picks: CRP, Longyuan, Huaneng Renewables, ENN, Power Assets,
Kepco.

Russian Oil and Gas
Alert: President’s Energy Commission Takeaways
5 June 2014 ¦ 11 pages ir.citi.com

The Russian government hosted a large, high-level roundtable on oil & gas policy
yesterday, which was broadcast live on national TV. While no decisions
appeared to be made, a number of key policy positions were aired. in the note
we highlight those that most caught our eye.