Enviro Energy International Holdings LimitedCorporate Presentation

Vision

“ Our Vision is to direct the investment

community to assist in proactively reducing

carbon emission levels and developing world

class energy projects by way of utilizing premier

Oil and Gas technology ”

• International up-stream Oil & Gas company;

• World class financial and technical network

• Applying advance Oil & Gas technology and expertise

• Right of entry into low-cost large-scale Oil & Natural Gas production

• Business growth model by way of strategic land acquisitions:

– Immediate cash flow & ROI potential

– Long-term revenue growth from conventional, non-conventional and environmental energy projects

Overview

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Focus

A. Conventional Oil

Heavy and Light Oil Resources

B. Non-Conventional Natural Gas

Coal Bed Methane (CBM)

C. Enviro-Energy Projects

CO2 Carbon Capture and Sequestration for:

Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR)

Enhanced Coal Bed Methane (ECBM)

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Multiple Revenue Streams

Immediate Mid-Term Long-Term Future

Cash Flow Timeline

Pro

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Typ

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Heavy, Light and Crude Oil Coal Bed Methane (CBM) Carbon CO2 Capture andStorage for EOR and ECBM

ConventionalOil Production

Non-ConventionalGas Development

Enviro EnergyProject Development

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Leading Technical Expertise on;

“Enviro Energy Partners with Petromin Resources Ltd.” - October 14, 2007

Oil and Gas Exploration and Development (Heavy and Light Oil)

Coal Bed Methane (CBM)

C02 Carbon Capture and Sequestration

Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) & Enhanced Coal Bed Methane (ECBM)

Modeling Simulation (CO2 Miscible Flood)

Carbon Control and Management

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Competitive Advantage

High-return growth based on:

A. Acquisition of immediate cash flow assets

i.e. Undervalued Conventional Oil & Gas Production

B. Asset Development

i.e. Superior North American CBM Technology

C. Asset Enhancement to build long term cash flow

i.e. EOR and ECBM (C02) Projects

Growth Plan

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• 50% partner with PetroChina

• Current production: 450 BOPD

• Potential for 4X Production

• Size: 3,583 Acres

A. Jilin Qian An Oil Field

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• Total original oil-in-place is 21.67 million barrels

• 1.1 million barrels produced

• Remaining recoverable reserve

is 5 million barrels

Upside potential• Reservoir Management

• Infill drilling

• Open by-pass zone

• Deeper exploration

A. Jilin Qian An Oilfield

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China NE Oil Property

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*Figures based on US$50 per barrel and notreflecting CO2 EOR

Chinese CBM Potential

Source: China United Coalbed Methane

Chinese CBM Potential

U.S. CBM Potential

Source: Gas Technology InstituteSource: AEUB

W. CanadianCBM Potential

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B. Junggar Basin CBM

• 25% of all CBM lies in western region

• Approximately 69 Tcf (Junggar Basin)

Source: Sproule Associates

CBM Prospect

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Gallery

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China CBM Prospect

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Deep Coal ECBM Model Program

Sponsored by CIDA and MOFCOM

Enviro Energy / Petromin and ARCis leading a joint project to reducegreenhouse gas emissions in China.

Located in the south Qinshui Basinof Shanxi Province

Phase 2:Preparing for commercialization to demonstrate CO2 Reduction

“Petromin Coordinates First Ever Multi-Well Pilot CO2 Injection-Enhanced CBM Project in China” - October 14, 2007

China Deep Coal ECBM Project

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Carbon Capture & Sequestration

Weyburn CO2 Storage

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Weyburn Carbon Dioxide Storage Project Largest in the World!

CO2 Capture from Dakota Coal Gasification Plant

To transport CO2 via 320km pipeline

Inject into oil pool for EOR and Storage

The largest climatechange researchproject in the World

Impact of CO2 Injection

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Historical Production and Predicted CO2 Response

• World Energy Chemicals Exhibition and ConferenceKuwait, Oct 22 – 25, 2007

• China – Canada CBM Development WorkshopBeijing, Jan 30, 2007

• Kuwait Institute of Science and Research CO2 EOR WorkshopDec 19, 2006

• G8 Summit on Global Warming Mitigation and CO2 ReductionGeneva, May 14-15 2006

Exclusive Events

• Enviro Energy Partners with Petromin Resources Ltd.- Oct 10, 2007

• Petromin Coordinates First Ever Deep Coal Multi-Well Pilot CO2 Injection-Enhanced Coal Bed Methane Project in China- Jul 16, 2007

• Petromin Signs Coal Energy Agreement with Shanxi Energy Inc.- Mar 26, 2007

• Petromin Signs Letter of Intent with Kuwait United Oil Projects in Pursuing CO2 Related EOR Projects in Kuwait- Feb 27, 2007

• Petromin Signs Technical Cooperation Agreement with Alberta Research Council- Oct 10, 2006

• Letter of Intent with Heilongjiang Coal Geological Bureau for CBM, ECBM and CMM- Jun 21, 2006

Significant News

• Letter of Intent with United Oil Projects (UOP) of Kuwait

• Cooperation of CO2 Capture and Sequestration for Kuwait oil deposits

• The First CO2 forEnhanced OilRecovery projectin Kuwait

• UOP is a subsidiaryif Kuwait ProjectsCompany Holdings(KIPCO)

• http://www.petromin.ca/investor/news.html

C. Kuwait EOR Project

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• Mr. Chan Wing Him KennyChairman & Chief Executive Officer

• Mr. Ho Tak Yuen PeterExecutive Vice President

• Mr. Chan Man Ching JohnChief Financial Officer

• Qian GangChief Officer, China Operations

Executive Management

Peter Y. Ho

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Senior Executive Vice President

Mr. Ho brings over twenty-five years of advanced technical and operational oil and gas experience to our team. Mr. Ho is reputed as the leading expert in International oil and gas technology, educating many senior executives and officials in N. America, Asia, and Middle East on carbon management and energy efficiency. Mr. Ho facilitated growth and served many reputable oil and gas companies:

• TransCanada Piplelines Ltd.• Texaco Canada Resources Inc.• Kerr McGee Corporation• BP Resources Canada Ltd.

He is highly recognized in North American and in Asia as a leading authority in reservoir engineering, enhanced oil recovery, and coalbed methane production. Mr. Ho has expertise in CO2 sequestration and its various applications of reducing industrial emissions for enhancement of CBM production and oil recovery. Mr. Ho is an active member of the Association of Professional Engineers, Geologist, Geophysicists of Alberta (APEGGA), Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) and Canadian Institute of Mining (CIM).

• Dr. Bill GunterDistinguished Scientist ARC

• Mr. Sam WongLead Member Carbon Group ARC

• Mr. Don DowningFormer Vice President, Norwest Corp.

• Dr. Gerry BelykPresident Canadian Heavy Oil Association

• Dr. K.C. YeungChairman Canadian Petroleum Society

• Dr. Ray WuReservoir Engineer, Husky Oil

• Dr. T, ChenAlberta Research Council

Technical Team

Technical Alliances

Alberta ResearchCouncil

NorwestCorporation

SNC Lavalin CalFrac WellServices

CMG Weatherford

Petromin Resources Ltd.

Canadian HeavyOil Association

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• Directed by Dr. Bill Gunter

• Reputed as the leading Carbon Energy and Management group

• Designed Weyburn Project (CO2 Capture and Sequestration EOR)

• IPCC, Nobel Peace Price recipient expresses gratitude to ARC

• www.arc.ab.ca

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Alberta Research Council

“Lord Oxburgh, former chairman of Shell, said carbon capture was “the only technology for managing climate change that we cannot do without…the carbon capture market will be a great opportunity for companies that can develop the best technology.

“This will be one of the big new industries in the world, worth close to $1,000bn. This is going to be an industry of the same magnitude as the oil industry is today.”

FT Report – Published: Nov 09, 2007

“Big Hopes Pinned on Carbon Capture”

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