Operations Update

Jupiter Energy Limited (“Jupiter� or “the Company�) is pleased to provide this update regarding progress in some important areas of its operations.

KEY POINTS:

The West Zhetybai oilfield has been granted its 25-year Full Commercial Licence, effective from 01 September 2024. The oilfield had been producing under its Preparatory Period licence and with this approval, all 3 oilfields are now operating under their respective 25- year Full Commercial Licences.The construction of the infrastructure that will enable the Akkar East and Akkar North (EB) oilfields to integrate into neighbouring gas utilisation facilities remains on schedule and commissioning of these new facilities is expected to occur during 4Q 2024.

West Zhetybai oilfield transition to a Full Commercial Licence:

As the Company has been reporting, the West Zhetybai field has been preparing to transition from its 3-year Preparatory Period licence to a 25 year Full Commercial Licence. This process is now completed and the West Zhetybai field commenced its 25- year Full Commercial Licence on 01 September 2024.

As with Jupiterâ€s other two oilfields, oil production from this field will now be subject to a monthly domestic oil sales quota, set by the Kazakh Ministry of Energy, with the remaining oil being free to be sold into a variety of sales channels, including the export market.

Securing the 25-year Commercial Licence for this oilfield is an important milestone with respect to the ongoing development of the Companyâ€s operations in Kazakhstan.

Progress with the 100% Gas Utilisation Infrastructure Project:

The Company has been updating shareholders on the significance of building the requisite topside infrastructure that will enable all the wells on the Akkar North (EB) and Akkar East oilfields to be tied into a neighbouring producerâ€s gas utilisation infrastructure (“the Projectâ€�).

The Project is well advanced and it is still expected that the commissioning of the pipeline will occur during 4Q 2024.

The integration of the West Zhetybai oilfield into this same gas utilisation infrastructure is scheduled to be completed during 2025.

The Project has been identified as a important example of how associated gas, produced during oil production, can be better processed and utilised for the benefit of producers, the local community as well as assisting Kazakhstan in meeting the countryâ€s long term “carbon freeâ€� objectives.

As a result of the Project, the Company has been able to develop a much stronger working relationship with its significant oil producing neighbour MangistauMunaiGas as well as the Kazakh Ministry of Energy.

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