Avalon Oil & Gas Inc. is a domestic oil and natural gas producer with leases currently in Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas. The company’s strategy is to use efficient reservoir maintenance and innovative oil recovery technologies on previously abandoned wells in order to produce much-needed hydrocarbon energy.

Avalon believes that global conditions in the energy market present the company with an attractive investment opportunity for proven technologies which will expand oil production efficiency in already-established oil fields. There is definitely oil to be recovered – according to the Department of Energy there is the potential to recover over 43 billion barrels of additional oil from stranded oil reserves and mature oil wells in the United States.

Finding additional oil will be important in the upcoming years. Why? The same old story – supply and demand. The supply of oil is steadily declining while

Avalon Oil & Gas Inc. is an independent domestic oil and natural gas producer. The company has acquired a portfolio of leases in Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas. Avalon’s strategy is to use efficient reservoir maintenance and innovative technology to generate stable cash flows for the company.

Avalon’s technology subsidiary acquires and develops oil production enhancing technologies from early stage licensing partners such as UTEK Inc. UTEK is a technology-transfer company that enables firms to rapidly acquire innovative technologies from universities and research laboratories worldwide.

To date, Avalon has acquired the license for two technologies. The first technology, licensed from the University of Wyoming, provides Avalon with exclusive rights to paraffin wax removal technology for improving oil production efficiency. The technology utilizes ultrasonic waves to mitigate deposits of paraffin wax from crude oil. This technology helps prevent precipitate from forming on production

Avalon Oil & Gas, Inc., an independent investment company engaged in the acquisition of oil and gas producing properties, is fortunate to have one of the strongest advisory boards in the industry. Each member brings a commanding combination of education and experience, providing Avalon with strong guidance and support in its ongoing investments.

• William D. Anderson – provides ongoing counsel to Avalon’s senior management and its board of directors. He is a seasoned veteran, with 28 years of technical and financial experience, including business development, planning, and management in the oil and gas industry. He currently heads an oil and gas consulting business, and has held senior level positions in the industry, including Exxon. He holds an M.E. in Petroleum Engineering from Tulane, and M.S. in Engineering Mechanics from Columbia.

• Glen P. Harrod – is a senior working manager in the

Avalon Oil & Gas Inc. is an independent domestic oil and natural gas producer. The company’s strategy is to use efficient reservoir maintenance and innovative technology to generate stable cash flows and production from a portfolio of oil and gas leases. Avalon currently has leases in Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Arkansas.

Avalon Oil & Gas is led by a strong leadership team which consists of two officers and two directors.

Kent Rodriguez, CEO – Mr. Rodriguez joined the company as president and CEO in January 1997. Since 1995, he has been the managing partner of Weyer Capital Partners, a Minneapolis-based venture capital company. From 1985 to 1995, Mr. Rodriguez was employed in various capacities by the First National Bank of Elmore, Minnesota.

Jill Allison, Vice-President – Ms. Allison brings over 20 years of diversified management experience in business development and technology commercialization. She

Avalon Oil & Gas, Inc., an independent oil and gas investment company, today told investors that the recent price rally in oil is encouraging for the industry as well as for Avalon’s near term acquisition plans.

“Since December, we’ve seen oil prices pass one ceiling after another, going from $33 per barrel to more than $72 per barrel,” commented Kent A. Rodriguez, Avalon’s CEO. “This translates into significant improvement in margins for producers like us,” he added. “Our shareholders benefit as well, as our oil reserve assets are valued in excess of $8,000,000 in this environment.”

He continued, “During the past six months, there has been a substantial improvement in supplier pricing for energy production companies. The prices of steel casing, rig time, site prep work, drilling costs, leasehold and related production costs have come down to a more reasonable level. Also, the

Avalon Oil & Gas, Inc., an independent domestic producer/investor of oil and natural gas, announced last month that it has received its first check for gas revenues from Scissortail Energy, an Oklahoma based provider of natural gas midstream services. The payment is for natural gas produced in the East Chandler Field in Lincoln County, Oklahoma, northeast of Oklahoma City, encompassing various wells in which Avalon holds partial interest. It represents the continuation of a climb in revenues for Avalon over the past year, with more expected.

Avalon is an investment company that acquires oil and gas producing properties. In addition, the company’s technology group acquires and develops various oil production technologies. Avalon, through its majority owned subsidiary Oiltek, is building an asset portfolio of innovative technologies to enhance the company’s oil and gas properties. The strategy is to use efficient reservoir maintenance and

Avalon Oil & Gas, Inc. is an independent domestic oil and natural gas producer. The company’s strategy is to use efficient reservoir maintenance and innovative oil production enhancing technology on a portfolio of oil and gas properties. Avalon expects this strategy to generate stable cash flows for the company.

Avalon’s technology arm acquires and develops oil production enhancing technologies from early stage licensing partners. The company’s business model is to evaluate the commercialization potential of a technology and its market viability. If warranted, Avalon will then proceed to rapid prototype development and field test of the technology.

One of Avalon’s licensing partners is UTEK, Inc., a global technology transfer company that enables firms to rapidly acquire innovative technologies from universities and research labs worldwide. Through UTEK, Avalon has acquired a few new oil production technologies.

One such technology license acquired by Avalon

Avalon Oil & Gas Inc. is an independent domestic oil and natural gas producer. The company’s strategy is to use efficient reservoir maintenance and innovative technology to generate stable cash flows and production from a portfolio of oil and gas lease properties in Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas.

Here is a brief overview of the rest of Avalon Oil & Gas properties:

Avalon has a 10% working interest in the New Diana Field, which is located in Upshur County, Texas. The property consists of thirteen wellbores, which include six producing oil wells, three salt water disposal wells and four shut-in or marginally producing wells. The working interest was purchased from an Oklahoma independent oil producer who continues to be a partner in the property.

These wells were originally drilled in the 1960s by various operators. This property produces significant volume of salt water and as a

Avalon Oil & Gas Inc. is an independent domestic oil and natural gas producer. The company’s strategy is to use efficient reservoir maintenance and innovative technology to generate stable cash flows and production from a portfolio of oil and gas lease properties in Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas.

Here is a brief overview of a few more of Avalon Oil & Gas properties:

Avalon has a property in Grant Parish, Louisiana. The Grant Parish leasehold consists of the Doris Hall and Fletcher leases. The company owns an undivided 25% interest in both the Doris Hall and Fletcher leases. The entire leasehold has six wells which were drilled in 1979 and had produced in excess of 200 barrels per day of oil. The wells, however, have been shut-in for several years. Avalon has managed to sell over 1,500 barrels of oil over the past six months

Avalon Oil & Gas Inc. is an independent domestic oil and natural gas producer. The company’s strategy is to use efficient reservoir maintenance and innovative technology to generate stable cash flows and production from a portfolio of oil and gas lease properties in Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas.

Here is a brief overview of some of Avalon Oil & Gas properties:

In Miller County, Arkansas, Avalon owns a 50% working interest in the Dixon Heirs #1, Deltic Farms & Timber #1, and Gunn #1 wells along with associated units and leases. These are mature wells, originally drilled in the 1980s, with stable production. Through recent workovers and production optimization activities in the field, Avalon has doubled production since the acquisition of the property in July 2006.

In the state of Oklahoma, Avalon has a couple properties in Noble County. The company owns an undivided 16% working