ALLENERGY, INC.
CENTRAL KANSAS UPLIFT PROJECT
Allenergy is pleased to announce that it
has entered into an engagement agreement
and letters of non-circumvent with the
firm of Hunter Wise Financial Group
headquartered in Irvine, CA.
This Agreement entails a project in Rush
and Pawnee Counties Kansas, known as the
Central Kansas Uplift Project.
The two counties consists of 36,000
acres, 160 miles of pipeline and 95
wells. Rush county is up and running and
producing about 1 million CFPD. Pawnee
County is nearing the contract stage and
been estimated to also produce about 1
million CFPD.
Certified engineering reports show
proven gas reserves of these two
counties combined, to be 9.7 BCF of gas.
This joint endeavor will ascertain the
practicability of the Central Uplift
Project.
Larry L Sanford
President
May 1, 2006
Dear Shareholder: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
ALLENERGY FERGUSON #2 DESORPTION REPORT
Allenergy's Geologist has released the
desorption results on the Ferguson #2 well
located in Montgomery County, Kansas.
The Ironpost coal and the Weir-Pitt coal are
the two formations that drill samples were
collected and stored in sealed gas canisters
to enable the Geologist and the laboratory
to record daily data to determine the
capacity of CBM gas per acre.
With the two zones combined, desorption
tests calculated that the 320 acre Ferguson
lease contains 327.04 million cubic feet of
CBM gas in place.
This is exciting news for the company and
its shareholders for us to become a major
player in Chautauqua and Montgomery
counties.
Larry L. Sanford
President
April 19, 2006
Dear Shareholder: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
AE PROJECT FOUR
Allenergy, Inc. procures the 480 acre Ball
Lease in Chautauqua County, Kansas. This
lease is adjacent to newly discovered gas
wells and through our due diligence, the
geology has been determined to encompass
this 480 acre lease.
The Ball Lease contains 27 wells which have
been drilled to the shallowest CBM formation
and to the deepest formation, Mississippi
Lime. Eight wells are fully equipped and a
disposal well has a triplex pump and a
complete tank battery. Gas is currently
being sold with a contract in place with
Bluestem Pipeline, Inc. Four wells will be
put on pump immediately and should produce
3,000,000 CF the first month,
conservatively. Plans are to drill four
additional wells.
To maximize our investors ROI, Allenergy Inc.
has developed an investor placement to
insure rapid recovery. The 480 acre Ball
Lease, 160 acre Thorne Home, and the 300
acre Fields Lease will be unitized as
investment reasons only to form the 940 acre
project that will be known as "AE Project
Four."
This 480 acre acquisition emphasizes our
continuing effort to establish a stronghold
position in Southeastern Kansas.
MOVING FORWARD, OUR GROWTH IS YOUR FUTURE.
Larry Sanford
President and CEO
March 24, 2006
Dear Shareholder:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
ALLENERGY COMPLETES FERGUSON # 2
Allenergy acidizes the Ferguson #2 with 1,000
gallons of 15% acid, opening up the Riverton,
Rowe and the Weir-Pittsburgh zones.
Most coalbed methane wells that have been
acidized will immediately go on vacuum.
The Ferguson #2 after a 30 minute shut-in,
showed 275 psi with the casing full of fluid.
We were planning to frac after acidizing but
with this exciting result, we will forgo the
frac procedure and put it on pump.
We retrieved the packer and ran in 2-3/8"
tubing, rods and the standard equipment bottom
hole pump.
The electric has been installed and we will set
the pumping unit early next week, weather
permitting.
Larry L. Sanford
President
March 14, 2006
Dear Shareholder:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Allenergy Starts Work On Thorne
Lease
Allenergy has moved its pulling unit to the Thorne
lease located in Chautaugua County Kansas, which has
8 wells on the property.
We pumped four of the eight wells mechanically to
determine if the downhole pumps are functional and
the integrity of the tubing and rods.
Three of the four pumped properly and are ready to
be equipped with the pumping units. The fourth well
will be reworked and on line soon with the other
three.
Our next step is to install electric and lay flow
lines to the tank battery in order to get these
wells on line.
The Thorne lease lays in a very prolific coalbed
methane and deeper gas zones which have been proven,
of late, to be big gas producers.
After we generate income for our investors by having
the above four wells on line, we will drill a gas
well in a strategic location on this 160 acre
lease. During the drilling project we will put the
remaining 4 wells on line.
It is our opinion this project should be a seven
month ROI for our investors involved in this
project, with income from these wells to continue
for 20 to 25 years.
Larry L. Sanford
President
February 10, 2006
Dear Shareholder:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Please be advised that Allenergy, Inc. has been sued
by three shareholders in a lawsuit filed in the united
States District Court, Central District of California,
Case No. SACV06-70 JVS (ANx) . The company has only been
served with a copy of the lawsuit and is undertaking an
investigation of the claims. At this juncture, the
company expects to mount a vigorous defense to the
claims and believes the claims are without merit.
Larry L Sanford
President
January 24, 2006
Dear Shareholder: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
As of 6:00 AM EST, PR Newswire in collaboration with
WallSt.Net, has released our first press release over
the wire, set for distribution nationwide. The
following is a copy of that press release. We will
frequently publish press releases on our web site.
Source: Allenergy, Inc.
Allenergy, Inc. continues eleven well drilling campaign
Santa Ana, California--Allenergy, Inc. (Pink Sheets: ALRY)
is pleased to announce that it has acquired more than 1,000
acres in Montgomery and Chautaugua counties, Kansas.
The Company is currently in negotiations to acquire an
additional 2,000 acres in Kansas, as well. The acquired
acreage and the negotiated acreage is situated in and around
a very successful and proven oil, natural gas and coal bed
methane field.
The Company commenced an eleven well drilling program
with the Smith FA-1 well on July 15, 2005. The Smith well,
in Montgomery County, had an initial production of 66.8 BOPD
and 246.7 million cubic feet of gas in reserve.
Plans are in place to drill three more wells on the Smith
lease with anticipated production of 240 mcfpd with
commingled formations.
The Ferguson #1 well was drilled in October 28, 2005, as
planned. We anticipated the Arbuckle formation to come in
high structurally and it was but it appears to have no
closure. However, two gas zones up-hole have been
calculated to have 3.2 million dollars in reserves at
current prices. This 320-acre lease will accommodate the
drilling of five additional wells. These five wells could
very easily provide a compilation of 400 mcfpd.
The recently signed Thorne Home lease and Todd lease are
both situated in the most prolific source of natural gas in
Chautaugua County, Kansas. A well drilled last month on an
offset lease was reported with an initial production of 265
mcfpd and 13 BOPD in the Mississippi lime. The Thorne Home
and Todd leases have a gas gathering system in place, and
four existing wells completed in other zones that will
provide 160 mcfpd combined. We will drill three wells to
offset the aforementioned Mississippi well.
“The production numbers mentioned in this release will be
a huge stepping stone for Allenergy in 2006,” said the
Company’s president and CEO, Larry Sanford.
About Allenergy
Allenergy was incorporated in Oklahoma in February 1989
as a closely held company for various long-term oil and gas
leases for investment purposes only. In 1997, new management
refocused on oil field service work and increasing oil and
gas production on existing leases. In February 2001,
Allenergy became a public company (ALRY) and turned its full
attention to oil production, drilling and exploration, and
natural gas drilling and development. In late 2002,
Allenergy also launched a developmental
investor-participation Drilling and Exploration Program.
Today, production of both oil and gas is steadily
increasing, initial investor-participation wells are in
final stages of completion and the company is actively
engaged in growth through acquisition. The convergence of
record price for both oil and natural gas and the company's
current drive for increased rate of production are
anticipated to create an era of unprecedented rapid growth
and profitability.
Note: Except for historical information contained herein,
the statements in this release are forward looking
statements that are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor
provision of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of
1995. Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown
risks and uncertainties, which may cause the company's
actual results in future periods to differ materially from
forecasted results. Such risks and uncertainties include,
but are not limited to; market conditions, competitive
factors, the ability to successfully complete additional
financings and other risks.
For information write: Allenergy Inc., 1820 East Garry
Avenue, Suite 111, Santa Ana, CA 92705, phone 949-955-1411.
E-mail:
jcallenergy@aol.com or visit
http://allenergyinc.com .
January 6, 2006
Dear Shareholder: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Allenergy, Inc. to Drill #3 of 11 Well
Program
Allenergy has received the approved "Intent to Drill" from
the Kansas Corporation Commission on the Ferguson #2 well in
Montgomery County, Kansas. This well is staked in the
Southwest part of the 320 acre Ferguson lease to prove out
the CBM "Coal Bed Methane" formation.
The drilling company is scheduled to set surface pipe
tomorrow or Sunday and commence drilling the well on Monday.
Gas canisters will be collected on 8 different zones and
sent to the lab to be analyzed. A report should be finalized
in 2 to 3 weeks; however, we will report the result of flow
tests the following day after the completed drilling.
Please watch for this release on Tuesday or Wednesday.
Larry L Sanford
President
December 5, 2005
Dear Shareholder:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Allenergy, Inc. Continues Eleven (11) Well
Drilling Campaign
Allenergy has acquired over 1,000 acres in Montgomery and
Chautaugua counties, Kansas combined. We have another 2,000
acres in negotiation and should complete the documentation
soon. The acquired acreage and the negotiated acreage is
situated in and around a very successful and proven oil,
natural gas and coal bed methane field.
We kicked off an eleven well drilling program with the Smith
FA-1 well on July 15,
2005. The Smith well, in Montgomery County, had an initial
production of 66.8
BOPD and 246.7 million cubic feet of gas in reserve. Plans
are in place to drill
3 more wells on the Smith lease with anticipated production
of 240 mcfpd with
commingled formations.
The Ferguson #1 well was drilled in October 28, 2005, as
planned. We anticipated
the Arbuckle formation to come in high structurally and it
was but it appears to
have no closure. However, two gas zones uphole have been
calculated to have
3.2 million dollars in reserves at current prices. This 320
acre lease will accommodate the drilling of five additional
wells. These five wells could very easily provide a
compilation of 400 mcfpd.
The recent signing of the Thorne Home lease and the Todd
lease is situated in the
most prolific source of natural gas in Chautaugua County,
Kansas. A well drilled
last month on an offset lease was reported with an initial
production of 265 mcfpd and 13 BOPD in the Mississippi
lime. The Thorne Home and Todd lease have a gas gathering
system in place and four existing wells completed in other
zones that will provide 160 mcfpd combined. We will drill
three wells to offset the
aforementioned Mississippi well. In summation, Allenergy,
Inc. has followed the written business plan and has
strategically positioned itself and their shareholders to
play a role in providing
Americas ever increasing fossil fuel needs. The production
numbers mentioned in
this release will be a huge stepping stone for Allenergy in
the coming New Year.
Larry L. Sanford
President
November 3, 2005
Dear Shareholder:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Allenergy, Inc. completes drilling operation on
the Ferguson #1 well in Montgomery County Kansas on
October 28, 2005. This well is on the 320 acre
tract we acquired last month.
The Mississippi lime had free oil in the samples and the
compensated density log showed 13% porosity with 8 feet of
productible formation.
Our target formation is the Arbuckle. We were very
pleased that the Mississippi lime came in high structurally
which indicates that the Arbuckle should do as well.
We ran in the 4 1/2 casing yesterday and will cement the
string today. The cable tool rig will move on location
Friday or Saturday to drill the plug and commence drilling the
Arbuckle formation. We should have results if the Arbuckle
is commercial Monday or Tuesday of next week.
We will update you when we achieve those results.
Larry
October 19, 2005
Dear Shareholder:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Allenergy Inc. is pleased to announce a
contractual agreement with WallSt.net.
WallSt.net is one of the leading firms that
brings serious investors to up and coming
companies such as Allenergy.
Their wide spread proven media coverage is an open network
to the financial world.WallSt.net has examined Allenergy and
found substantial proven assets, profitability and a sound
business plan that has provided obvious results in an
unprecedented time frame.
WallSt.net will begin a 52 week campaign next week and is
excited to bring Allenergy,Inc to the world!
Please take serious notice of this release. Future releases
will come that will help guide you through this 52-week
media blitz program.
Larry
September 19, 2005
Dear Shareholder:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Allenergy has completed the production stage of
the Smith FA-1 well with an IP(initial
production) of 66.8 BOPD.
We are pumping on a restricted basis to retain formation
pressure to obstruct any further breaching of water
production. A common procedure to relieve water invasion is
to pack off the bottom portion of the Arbuckle with lead
wool to isolate the water and still allow the oil to
surface.
After careful consideration and opinions from people that
have working knowledge of the Arbuckle, the determination is
to do this procedure Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
At 7:30 am CST Allenergy has acquired two additional leases
in Kansas.
#1. 320 acres in Montgomery County Kansas that will be
known as the Ferguson lease. In the 1980's a magnetic
potentiometer study was done on this 320 acres and one spot
showed, in their studies, to be the highest Arbuckle in
Montgomery County. Several oil companies have tried to
lease this property for the last 20 years but to no avail.
Mr. Ferguson observed Allenergy while completing the Smith
FA-1 well and noticed our work habits, diligence and
environmental concerns and asked if we would like to lease
his minerals. Needless to say, Allenergy will drill that
Arbuckle well in 3 to 4 weeks. This well is fully funded.
#2 160 acres in Chautaugua County Kansas. This well
will be known as the Thorne lease. This lease has 8
existing wells in the red sand and wayside sand combined.
These wells were shut-in 22 years ago with total production
of 8 BOPD. Diligence has shown there was no additional
stimulation or remedial work on these wells previous to
shut-in date.
We feel with an acidizing program and some other remedial
work, plus flush production, should show an increase of 4 to
6 BOPD per well. A lease of this caliber is hard to find
but again this was recommended to us because of our
expertise shown on the Smith FA-1 well. The Thorne lease
has also been funded. We are currently negotiating 3
additional leases. After our due diligence and comfort
level has been proven, we will announce our findings. It is
our intention to continue acquiring acreage in and around
Montgomery County Kansas as previously announced.
We appreciate your patience while we grow in this new
direction, as each plateau we reach will benefit everyone.
More later.
Larry
August 24, 2005
Dear Shareholder:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Wednesday, August 24, 2005
Smith FA-1 Well
We just received the results of desorption of drill
cuttings from two stratigraphic zones on the Smith
FA-1 well. The two zones combined have 246.7 million
cubic feet in reserve, which translates to 2.2
million dollars at current gas prices. We were not
expecting these kind of numbers on the coal methane
bed formations.
At this time, 2:06 CST, we are drilling the cement
plug which has taken more time than we expected or
should have taken. This cable tool was the only
means available to us to drill the plug at this
time. Sometimes it is a disadvantage to be at the
mercy of a contractor's equipment or work habits.
Our expectations of this well have never wavered.
Call JC or myself for immediate updates.
Larry
July 30, 2005
Dear Shareholder:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
A
Progress Report on the Smith
FA-1 Well
The 4-1/2" casing was ran and set in the slips at 2:25
PM Central time today. We are scheduled to cement
Monday at 10 AM. We were suppose to cement today but
the cementers
encountered a schedule problem.
We transported the Happy Pumping Unit yesterday and is
near the well ready to be set and leveled. The new tank
battery will be completed and engineered by Wednesday of
next week, providing weather conditions and outside
contractor's schedule. All the flow lines and electric
lines are in place and ready.
Our announcement of production numbers are coming soon
and on schedule.
Respectfully,
July 25, 2005
Dear Shareholder:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Report from the field on the Smith FA-1
well which was drilled Friday, July 15th.
Welcome! Here’ s another report from the field on the Smith
FA-1 well which was drilled Friday, July 15th.
Our tank battery pad has been completed including gravel and
road culvert to accommodate the oil purchase transports. We have
¾ of a mile of flow lines and electric lines in place. At the
end of today we will have the trench finished, lines in the
trench and covered. The 6'x20' heater treater will also be
delivered and set up today.
Most of the work is done ourselves because (1) we know how
and (2) we don’t have to rely on contactor schedules.
We have ready for transport two 202 barrel oil tanks loaded
on our gooseneck trailer and the Happy Pumping Unit loaded on
another gooseneck trailer that we own. JC and myself pulled
another trailer loaded with disposal line and 2-3/8 tubing to
the well to be ready to run in.
The pulling unit should be on site Tuesday to run the 4½
casing, which will be cemented top to bottom. We have to rely on
contractor schedules for this operation. We will use our pulling
unit to run in the 2-3/8 tubing and hang on the well. We will
road one of the three 80 barrel bobtails to the lease so we can
transport fluids from the old tank battery to the new one. We
own a D-4 dozer that will be used to maintain lease roads and
tank battery pad.
Cortny, Dale, JC, Bruce, Tim, Frankie and myself are
joining forces to complete this operation ahead of the projected
schedule of 2 to 2½ weeks.
We will follow with another report this week.
Respectfully,
Larry
NOTE: The above equipment and rolling stock is just a
slight mention of what Allenergy owns outright. Pictures are
coming.
July 19, 2005
Dear Shareholder:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Allenergy Announces the Drilling of
the Smith FA-1 Well
SANTA ANA, Calif. – July 19, 2005 – Allenergy Incorporated
(OTC: ALRY) completed drilling operations on the Smith FA-1 well
on July 15, 2005. Our target formation was the Arbuckle as
we anticipated this site could be on an Arbuckle high.
Drilling samples and open hole logs indicate we are 14'
higher than the two offset wells. When we reached the
Arbuckle, oil surfaced and flowed into the pit.
Geology samples and open hole logs are being correlated now.
The completion operations should be done in the next 2 to 2 1/2
weeks, weather permitting, of course.
Shareholders, no forward looking statements in this report.
Look for the production completion report soon.
June 14, 2005
Dear Shareholder:
The following press release was distributed to news media via
wire service on Tuesday, June 14, 2005, at 08:00 AM EDST.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Allenergy to Begin Drilling on Smith Lease – Montgomery
County, Kansas
SANTA ANA, Calif. – (PRIMEZONE) – June 14, 2005 – Allenergy Incorporated
(OTC: ALRY) today announced it is preparing to drill the Smith
#FA-1 well on the recently acquired 152.59 acre oil and gas lease
located in the SE 1/4 of Section 6-34S-17E in Montgomery County,
Kansas. Situated in the Coffeyville-Cherryville field, it is known
as the “Smith Lease.”
The Smith #FA-1drill site, in the Northeast portion of this acreage,
is showing to be a very desirable “high-structured” Arbuckle formation
well with the anticipation of increased daily production.
This well has been fully funded and above ground production equipment
has been purchased. Allenergy has applied for an Operators License
from the State of Kansas (Kansas Corporation Commission) and it
is currently in the process of being issued. Upon receipt of the
Operators License, Allenergy will submit an Intent to Drill form.
The Smith #FA-1 well is also on the driller's schedule, and should
commence drilling within the next three weeks – weather permitting.
Allenergy President, Larry L. Sanford, states, ”We expect great
success with the FA-1 well…and this is just one milestone we can
receive from the Smith lease. We are also in negotiations on several
additional leases in Montgomery County and the surrounding area.”
The Kelly Lease – a 430-acre gas lease in Okmulgee County located
in northeastern Oklahoma acquired in mid-2004 – is beginning to
meet original projections and expectations. Allenergy has also
finalized its MIT certification for the disposal well.
“We encountered some downhole problems that we were initially
unaware of,“ Sanford adds, “but through innovations from our Production
Superintendent, we saved additional time and money.”
Allenergy notes current gas production exceeds that which was
produced prior to the acquisition of the Kelly Lease – and the
company still has three additional wells to bring online and is
currently evaluating activation planning.
About Allenergy
Allenergy was incorporated in Oklahoma in February 1989 as a closely
held company for various long-term oil and gas leases for investment
purposes only. In 1997, new management refocused on oil field service
work and increasing oil and gas production on existing leases.
In February 2001, Allenergy became a public company (ALRY) and
turned full attention to oil production, drilling and exploration,
and natural gas drilling and development. In late 2002, Allenergy
also launched a developmental investor-participation Drilling and
Exploration Program. Today, production of both oil and gas is steadily
increasing, initial investor-participation wells are in final stages
of completion and the company is actively engaged in growth through
acquisition. The convergence of record price for both oil and natural
gas and the company's current drive for increased rate of production
are anticipated to create an era of unprecedented rapid growth
and profitability.
Note: Except for historical information contained herein, the
statements in this release are forward looking statements that
are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor provision of the Private Securities
Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements involve
known and unknown risks and uncertainties, which may cause the
company's actual results in future periods to differ materially
from forecasted results. Such risks and uncertainties include,
but are not limited to; market conditions, competitive factors,
the ability to successfully complete additional financings and
other risks.
March
1, 2005
Dear Shareholder:
The following press release was distributed to news media via
wire service on Tuesday, March 1, 2005, at 8:00 AM EST.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Allenergy Continues Aggressive Lease Acquisition Program
SANTA ANA, Calif. – (PRIMEZONE) – March 1, 2005 – Allenergy
Incorporated (OTC: ALRY) today announced it has entered into an
agreement to acquire a substantial 152.59 acre oil and gas lease
located in the SE 1/4 of Section 6-34S-17E in Montgomery County,
Kansas. Situated in the Coffeyville-Cherryville field, it is known
as the “Smith Lease.”
The Smith lease has two existing wells completed in the Arbuckle
formation. Both are currently shut-in and – when brought online
(during March 2005) – they are expected to provide full
return-on-investment within approximately two and one-half months.
The Smith Lease also has an existing disposal well in service.
Also of note, this lease is situated on a very prolific
structured Coal Seam gas formation – which will also accommodate the
drilling of two additional wells. Even more important – and the
primary reason for purchasing the Smith lease – is that one drill
site in the Northeast portion of this acreage is showing to be a
very desirable “high-structured” Arbuckle formation well with the
anticipation of increased daily production.
Also, as noted in the press release of February 7, 2005, the
Fowler #11 well was completed as scheduled – with initial production
(24-hour IP) of 57 bbls – and daily production leveling off at
between 10 and 15 bbls (barrels of oil per day).
Recently, Allenergy mounted a concerted effort and drive to
increase production. And as also noted in the February 7th release,
over the last three months – in Creek County alone – production
increased by 35% and operating costs were reduced by more than
$7,500.00 a month (for a combined equivalent revenue of 200 barrels
of oil per month).
At every level, both as a company and on an individual basis,
Allenergy is fully committed to both maintaining an accelerated pace
and to steadily improving production – as well as to continued
growth through acquisition.
About Allenergy Allenergy was incorporated in Oklahoma in February 1989 as a
closely held company for various long-term oil and gas leases for
investment purposes only. In 1997, new management refocused on oil
field service work and increasing oil and gas production on existing
leases. In February 2001, Allenergy became a public company (ALRY)
and turned full attention to oil production, drilling and
exploration, and natural gas drilling and development. In late 2002,
Allenergy also launched a developmental investor-participation
Drilling and Exploration Program. Today, production of both oil and
gas is steadily increasing, initial investor-participation wells are
in final stages of completion and the company is actively engaged in
growth through acquisition. The convergence of record price for both
oil and natural gas and the company’s current drive for increased
rate of production are anticipated to create an era of unprecedented
rapid growth and profitability.
Note: Except for historical information contained herein, the
statements in this release are forward looking statements that are
made pursuant to the Safe Harbor provision of the Private Securities
Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements involve
known and unknown risks and uncertainties, which may cause the
company’s actual results in future periods to differ materially from
forecasted results. Such risks and uncertainties include, but are
not limited to; market conditions, competitive factors, the ability
to successfully complete additional financings and other risks.
Results in future periods to differ materially
from forecasted results. Such risks and uncertainties include, but
are not limited to; market conditions, competitive factors, the
ability to successfully complete additional financings and other
risks. |