Allenergy Takes Steps to Become All-Energy; Diversifying Into Wind Power

INDEPENDENCE, Kan., Jan. 29, 2009 - Allenergy, Inc. (ALRY), with an 18 year history of oil and natural gas development and production, today announces it has taken the key steps towards expanding its business to include wind power. It has been a longstanding plan of the Company to broaden its source of revenue by expanding into additional forms of energy.

Because of both the revenue and the Federal tax breaks, many land owners in the region are seeking to use their land for wind power generation. Allenergy (ALRY) is taking the necessary steps to sell, service, and install wind power generation. Allenergy (ALRY) can also benefit from wind power revenues on its current leases and on additional land leases.

"Though our core focus remains oil and natural gas production and well services, it has been a part of our long term strategic plan to diversify," Larry Sanford, CEO, said. "With the incredible rise and fall of oil prices recently it seems even more prudent to open up additional revenue streams. Our plan will help to ensure Allenergy's (ALRY) long term growth and profitability regardless of oil price fluctuations."

Rex Horning, Allenergy's (ALRY) Vice President of Operations, has been leading the strategic planning for Allenergy's (ALRY) diversification. "We have the potential to take advantage of the new technologies for wind generation. The demand for wind generation has increased. In time Allenergy (ALRY) will have the opportunity to provide some of our existing clients with additional services," Mr. Horning said.

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