. . . Appendix 1: Tectonica Energy Corporation's Preliminary Budget

Tectonica Energy Corporation budget 1.0 is:

The following provides details of the assumptions for each line in the above budget spread-sheet:

Line #NameDescription
01INCOMETitle and Column Headings
02InvestmentInitial Investment in Tectonica Energy Corporation in December 2001, where separate expected investments in 3-D seismic surveys later in the year are not shown.
03Revenue from G&G Expenses and OverridesOnly a $50,000. bonus for selling a CLP is included in these calcualtions, and it is based on this promote being payed by those who are not Investors in Tectonica Energy, or those Investors buying into the second 50% of a CLP.
04Parker Gay#1: Calhoun, Wirt, and Richie Counties, West VirginiaBlack River-Trenton on trend with Columbia Resources Parker and Epling discoveries. Sellable by February 2002.
05Parker Gay #2: Jackson and Calhoun Counties, MichiganFractured secondary dolomite which replaced the normal Black River-Trenton limestone, and extensions of the Albion-Scipio field. Sellable by March 2002.
06Parker Gay #3: Moffat County, ColoradoUndrilled overthrust anticline with 4 analog fields. Sellable by April 2002.
07Parker Gay #4: Freemont County, ColoradoFold-Thrust Anticline simlar to Lander Field and Winkelman Dome. Sellable by May 2002.
08San Juan Sag #1: Rio Grande County, ColoradoDakota Sandstone Fault Controlled Closure in a new mini-basin 30 miles N-S and 12 miles E-W, and the northern extension of the San Juan Basin. Sellable by June 2002.
10CLPs 6-10CLPs to deveveloped in the AOI during the first year of operations. Sellable between July and December 2002.
10CLPs 11-20CLPs to deveveloped in the AOI after the first year of operations.
11CLPs 21-30CLPs to deveveloped in the AOI after the first year of operations.
12CLPs 31-40CLPs to deveveloped in the AOI after the first year of operations.
13Value to InvestorsThe value to investors is from new discoveries. These numbers are left blank, to be filled in based on success. In addition, since investors are not Promoted on the first 50% of any CLP Tetonica Energy develops, using $50,000 G&G and 2% ORRI, and not having to pay this out over the life of the field, the additional savings in excess of $20 million over the life of a 10 million BOE field
14Value to Tectonica ownersThe savings referenced in line 13 above will be the income to Tectonica owners, based on success.
15Total IncomeSum of lines 2:14.
16ExpensesTitle.
17Organizing Tectonica Energy FeeTitle for fee for putting this project together.
18S. Parker Gay, Jr.Fee for upfront work on Tectonica Energy.
19H. Roice Nelson, Jr.Fee for upfront work on Tectonica Energy.
20ORRI Distribution to Tectonica OwnersNone scheduled for first year of operations, based on fee plus ORRI Promote on second 50% of selling a deal.
211 Parker Gay#1: Calhoun, Wirt, and Richie Counties, West VirginiaSum Lines 22:30.
22Lease Status$5,000 through Swede Nelson's contacts.
23Air Mag Data$2,500 standard Applied Geophysics data prices.
24Well Data$3,500 based on $50 per well for all key wells in the area.
25Spec Seismic Data200 miles of data at $100/mile.
26New G&G DataNo new data recommended at this time.
27Data Interpretation and Integration50 hours of technical work at $100 per hour.
28Leases$150 per acre for 1,500 acres over three months.
29Packaging Deal30 hours work to package the deal over two months.
30Travel, Living, Telephone, and InternetTrips to Utah, Houston, Dallas, and West Virginia.
312 Parker Gay#2: Jackson and Calhoun Counties, MichiganSum Lines 32:40.
32Lease Status$5,000 though Swede Nelson's contacts.
33Air Mag Data$2,500 standard Applied Geophysics data prices.
34Well Data$2,500 based on $50 per well for all key wells in the area.
35Spec Seismic Data500 miles of data at $100/mile.
36New G&G Data$50,000. of new high resolution 2-D data to confirm fault location.
37Data Interpretation and Integration90 hours of technical work at $100 per hour.
38Leases$100 per acre for 2,500 acres over five months.
39Packaging Deal30 hours work to package the deal over two months.
40Travel, Living, Telephone, and InternetTrips to Utah, Houston, Dallas, and Michigan.
413 Parker Gay#3: Moffat County, ColoradoSum Lines 42:50.
42Lease Status$10,000 though Landman contacts.
43Air Mag Data$2,500 standard Applied Geophysics data prices.
44Well Data$2,000 based on $50 per well for all key wells in the area.
45Spec Seismic Data400 miles of data at $100/mile.
46New G&G DataNo new data recommended at this time.
47Data Interpretation and IntegrationTechnical work at $100 per hour.
48Leases$25 per acre for 5,000 acres over four months.
49Packaging Deal30 hours work to package the deal over two months.
50Travel, Living, Telephone, and InternetTrips to Utah, Houston, Dallas, and Colorado.
514 Parker Gay#4: Freemont County, ColoradoSum Lines 52:60.
52Lease Status$8,000 though Landman contacts.
53Air Mag Data$2,500 standard Applied Geophysics data prices.
54Well Data$2,500 based on $50 per well for all key wells in the area.
55Spec Seismic Data600 miles of data at $100/mile.
56New G&G DataNo new data recommended at this time.
57Data Interpretation and Integration50 hour technical work at $100 per hour.
58Leases$85 per acre for 2,500 acres over four months.
59Packaging Deal30 hours work to package the deal over two months.
60Travel, Living, Telephone, and InternetTrips to Utah, Houston, Dallas, and Wyoming.
615 San Juan Sag #1: Rio Grande County, ColoradoSum Lines 62:70.
62Lease StatusAvailable from NorthStar.
63Air Mag DataNot applicable because of surface volcanics.
64Well DataAll key well data available from NorthStar.
65Spec Seismic DataAll curently collected available from NorthStar.
66New G&G DataNo new data recommended at this time, as Aspect has new 3-D shoot.
67Data Interpretation and Integration40 hour of technical work at $100 per hour.
68LeasesAll leases curently owned by Aspect.
69Packaging Deal30 hours work to package the deal over two months.
70Travel, Living, Telephone, and InternetTrips to Utah, Houston, Dallas, and Denver
716 to 10 New Set of Prospects from AGI DataSum Lines 72:80.
72Lease StatusAverage Lines 22+32+42+52+62.
73Air Mag DataAverage Lines 23+33+43+53+63.
74Well DataAverage Lines 24+34+44+54+64.
75Spec Seismic DataAverage Lines 25+35+45+55+65.
76New G&G DataAverage Lines 26+36+46+56+66.
77Data Interpretation and IntegrationAverage Lines 72+72+72+72+72.
78LeasesAverage Lines 27+37+47+57+67.
79Packaging DealAverage Lines 28+38+48+58+68.
80Travel, Living, Telephone, and InternetAverage Lines 29+39+49+59+69
81Total ExpensesSum of lines 18+19+21+31+41+51+C61+C71 for appropriate columns.
54Monthly Cash FlowLines 15-81.
55Cumulative Cash FlowBank Balance.
The information embodied in this business plan is strictly confidential and is supplied with the understanding it will be held in strict confidence and not disclosed to third parties without the prior written consent of Tectonica Energy Corporation. The new exploration Concepts, Leads, or Prospects (CLPs) my be protected as trade secrets, patents, trade marks, licensing, or copyrights.

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