GreenHunter Energy, Inc. is a publicly traded

Company. (NYSE MKT symbol: GRH and GRH.PRC)

Investor Contact

Jonathan D. Hoopes

President and Chief Operating Officer

GreenHunter Energy, Inc.

1048 Texan Trail

Grapevine, TX 76051

Phone: (972) 410-1044

Fax: (972) 410-1066

GreenHunter Water, LLC is a wholly owned subsidiary 

of GreenHunter Energy, Inc. 

www.greenhunterenergy.com

www.greenhunterwater.com

Storing Water on-Site to Reduce Transportation Costs and Maximize Efficiencies

Infocast 3rd Water Management for Sale Plays

Pittsburg, PA – October 30, 2012
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Total Water Management SolutionsTM

• We approach water management through the eyes of an operator

• Senior Management team has more than 100 years combined oilfield experience

• Every solution for your water from hauling and disposal to recycling into fresh water for reuse

• Complete turnkey service packages available to outsource your entire water group

UIC Class II Disposal Wells and Advanced Logistics

• Disposal Facilities in Marcellus, Utica, Eagle Ford, Horizontal Mississippian Lime and Bakken Shale Plays

• Trucking and Hauling Fleet with HAZMAT placard units available; Barge Trans-loading Facilities Significantly Reduce Truck Traffic

• Long Term fixed rate contracts available

Frac-CycleTM (Recycle and Reuse)

• Oilfield Water Recycling and Reuse

• Technology agnostic water treatment system customized to meet the unique needs of flowback and / or produced water. Systems

available to treat any volume of water and can be designed to return clean brine or fresh water for a subsequent frac job

RAMCATTM (Remote Access Management Compliance Asset Tracking)

• 21st Century cutting-edge well head management system and compliance tool that uses a unique combination of proprietary

software; advanced hardware and communications technology to provide an extremely powerful, effective and user-friendly

method for remote well-head management

Operations Overview

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MAG TankTM and Field Equipment Rentals • 10,000 Bbl to unlimited Bbl storage capacity, proprietary flexible design, modular-above-ground storage system

• Reduces truck traffic, increases safety, speeds up set-up and take-down times and lowers total costs to operator

• Large variety of fluids handling equipment including manifolds are available to rent
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Comparing Storing Options
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Advantages vs. Alternatives

•Advantages vs. Impoundments

•Mitigates difficult or incompatible soil and geology

• No blasting and decreased excavation and disturbed land

•Dramatically reduced site reclamation

•Eliminates disturbance of groundwater table

•Advantages vs. Frac Tanks

•Considerable cost reduction

•Minimal piping

•Decreases disturbed land

•Reduces trucking and logistical demands
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Tanks vs. Impoundment – Size / Structure

•Tanks = FLEXIBILITY

•Average size Impoundment: 2-3 million gallons = 70,000 BBL

•Average size Tank: endless variety of dimensions

•Tanks = MOBILE & REUSABLE

•Easily deconstructed, transported, stored or reconstructed on another site

•Leads to significant cost savings over the life of the asset

•Tanks = Faster to Install and Remove

•Few days to install and begin use

•Demolition only about 2/3 of install time
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Tanks vs. Impoundment – Safe / Secure

•Highly Visible = safer for workers and wildlife

•More durable and less prone to leakage

oSteel walls and protective liners 

•Easily leak monitored and fitted with secondary containment

•Less environmental impact

•No fence for cattle/wildlife area
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Storage Considerations

•Above Ground Storage Tanks – CATASTROPHIC FAILURE

however, more easily monitored

Open Top

•Impoundments – greater risk of leaks

not as easily leak monitored
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Trucking Cost

•$1/BBL/HR Truck Cost of Water

•Two truckloads vs. 50-100+ for conventional steel tanks

oSignificantly fewer vehicle movements on wellsite

•Up to 95% road-trucking reduction vs. the equivalent capacity in conventional

steel tanks

• Road Conditions

•Neighbors
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MAG TankTM and Equipment Rental

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 17,000 Bbl to 100,000+ Bbl Expandable Capacities for Water Storage

 GreenHunter’s proprietary design significantly differs from competitive products

allowing the MAG Tank to be installed on a variety of well pads

 The key MAG Tank differentiator is found in a flexible footprint made possible using

standardized panels

 Operators benefit from reduced truck traffic, minimal site disturbance, lower costs

and expedited set-up and take-down times compared to frac tanks and pits

 GreenHunter Water has a large variety of equipment and tanks for rental. Products

available in the Eagle Ford and Marcellus Shale areas include:

Modular Above Ground Fluid Storage Tank System

• 500 Bbl Frac Tanks and 425 Bbl Weir Tanks

• Frac manifolds, Glass-lined Steel tanks and Acid Tanks

• Winch Trucks, Vacuum Trailers, Pumps and Related Equipment

• MAG Tank Commercial Availability Expected in Fourth Quarter 2012
National Presence – Fast Growth Shale Plays

Entered in early-2012

 Active Leases in place

 SWD ops targeted 3Q12 

Bakken Shale

Began Operations in 2011

 2 SWD Well Leases

 5 SWD Well Joint Venture

 4 Vacuum Trucks

 Tank Rentals

 Frac-CycleTM

Eagle Ford Shale

Began Operations in 2011

 6 SWD Facilities in Operation 

or Development

 27 Vacuum Trucks

 Barging

 Disposal

 Tank rentals

 Frac-CycleTM

Marcellus Shale

Utica Shale

Began Operations in 2012

 3 SWD facilities

 Trucking

 Tank Rentals

 Frac-CycleTM

Oklahoma 

Mississippian Lime

SWD Work In Process 13

SWD Owned or Operated by GHW