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	The Quickest &ldquo;Zero to 400&rdquo; in Oilfield History</h2>
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	One of Dover Operating Corp.&rsquo;s biggest differences is our focus and motivation for being &ldquo;on track&rdquo; to build a world-class operation.</p>
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	Dover began with bold aspirations: to move rapidly into production and to build quickly toward a target of 400,000 barrels per day. We have taken an enthusiastic, yet methodical approach, never losing sight of our target. With approvals for 150,000 bbl/d well in hand, we are pushing ahead to 400!</p>
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	In our MacKay River Commercial Project, we expect to produce 150,000 bbl/d of bitumen; and in our Dover Commercial Project, we are targeting production of up to 250,000 bbl/d.</p>
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	MacKay River Commercial Project (MRCP)</h2>
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	In December 2011, Dover received regulatory approval for the MRCP. Project construction on our first phase, which will produce 35,000 bbl/d beginning in 2014, is underway. With an ultimate design capacity of 150,000 bbl/d, the project is expected to recover 1.7 billion barrels of bitumen over its projected 45-year lifespan.</p>
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	Located in northeast Alberta&rsquo;s Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo about 30 kilometers northwest of Fort McMurray, the MRCP is being developed with a four-phase construction strategy:</p>
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		Phase 1: 35,000 bbl/d (targeting 2014 start-up)</li>
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		Phase 2: 40,000 bbl/d (targeting 2018 start-up)</li>
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		Phase 3: 40,000 bbl/d (targeting 2020 start-up)</li>
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		Phase 4: 35,000 bbl/d (targeting 2022 start-up).</li>
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	For MRCP, Dover is using steam assisted gravity drainage (SAGD)&mdash;an enhanced, environmentally sensible thermal recovery technology for bitumen.</p>
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	Dover Commercial Project (DCP)</h2>
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	Our second project is located approximately 95 kilometers northwest of Fort McMurray. Like the MRCP, the DCP will utilize SAGD technology and a phased construction strategy with an ultimate design production capacity of 250,000 bbl/d of bitumen.</p>
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	The larger of Dover&rsquo;s two projects, the DCP will recover an estimated four billion barrels of bitumen over its projected production lifetime of 50 years.</p>
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	The DCP is currently in the final stages of the regulatory approval process. Subject to approvals, fieldwork could begin as early as 2012.</p>
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