A summary of reference prices for 2014 and 2013 is as follows:  A portion of Storm’ s natural gas is sold at the AECO monthly index price to align with the Company’ s natural gas  hedges which are based on the monthly index.  Storm’ s realized price for the year was $4.58 per Mcf, with the price higher than index prices as a result of sales gas  at Umbach and Grande Prairie having a higher heat content. The Station 2 daily index price for the year averaged  $3.90 per GJ, the AECO monthly index price was $4.19 per GJ and the AECO daily index price was $4.27 per GJ.  The realized price for NGL was largely the same year over year. The NGL stream contains a high proportion of  condensate and pentanes which are generally priced with reference to crude oil prices. Correspondingly, realized  prices in the fourth quarter of 2014 and into 2015 fell in response to lower crude oil prices. As Storm continues to  increase natural gas production at Umbach, higher value condensate and pentane production should continue to  increase, both in total and as a percentage of product mix.  For the year, WTI averaged US$93.00 per barrel and Edmonton light oil was Cdn$94.57 per barrel, resulting in an  exchange rate adjusted differential between WTI and Edmonton light oil of Cdn$8.13 per barrel, compared to  Cdn$7.78 per barrel in 2013. Due to quality and gravity differentials, Storm’ s average crude oil sales price for 2014,  prior to the inclusion of hedging losses, was $6.47 per barrel lower than the Edmonton light oil reference price.  (1) Excludes hedging gains and losses.  The year-over-year increase in total revenue of 93% was a result of natural gas driven Boe production growth of 92%,  combined with a marginal increase in Boe pricing. When converting natural gas into Boe, a rate of six Mmcf of  natural gas to one Boe is the conversion convention based on energy content. In 2014, a sales value conversion rate  from Mmcf to Boe, using prices realized by the Company during the year, was 19 Mmcf of natural gas to one Boe. As  long as the disparity between a conversion based on energy content and a conversion based on pricing continues,  increased natural gas production as a percentage of total production will have the effect of reducing the average  selling price per Boe.  The year-over-year increase in total revenue is due to production having more than doubled at Umbach supported by  a 26% increase in the yearly average price for natural gas. However, this price improvement benefited the first three  quarters of 2014 only: in the fourth quarter of 2014 prices for all commodities had fallen considerably with natural gas  prices being almost identical to the fourth quarter of 2013 and NGL and crude oil prices being much lower.  A reconciliation of year-over-year revenue changes is as follows:  2014  2013  AECO   Monthly Index  (Cdn$/GJ)  Station 2  (Cdn$/GJ)  Edmonton Par  (Cdn$/Bbl)  AECO  Monthly Index  (Cdn$/GJ)  Station 2  (Cdn$/GJ)  Edmonton Par  (Cdn$/Bbl)  Q1  4.51  4.94  99.83  2.92  2.86  88.65  Q2  4.43  4.20  105.61  3.40  3.26  92.94  Q3  4.00  3.54  97.16  2.67  2.52  105.17  Q4  3.80  2.93  75.69  2.99  3.22  86.26  Average for year  4.19  3.90  94.57  3.00  2.96  93.25  (000s)  Year Ended December 31, 2014  Year Ended  December 31, 2013  Natural gas  $ 55,316 $ 21,019  Natural gas liquids  27,144 13,124  Crude oil  13,020 15,435  Total  $ 95,480 $ 49,578  (000s)  Natural Gas  Natural Gas  Liquids  Crude Oil  Total  Revenue from product sales –2013  $ 21,019  $ 13,124  $ 15,435  $ 49,578  Effect of increased (decreased) production  22,831  14,170  (2,549)  34,452  Effect of changes in average product prices  11,466  (150)  134  11,450  Revenue from product sales - 2014  $ 55,316  $ 27,144  $ 13,020  $ 95,480  23  Revenue from Product Sales (1)