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Eagle Rock ups 2008 reserves by 38% from 2007


Published Apr 13, 2009
Eagle Rock Exploration Ltd.

Eagle Rock provides the results of its independent reserve evaluation prepared by GLJ Petroleum Consultants Ltd. in accordance with National Instrument 51-101 - Standards of Disclosure for Oil and Gas activities (NI51-101) for the year ended December 31, 2008.

Highlights

Proved + probable (P+P) reserves increased 38% to 2.531 million bbls of oil equivalent (Boe) at December 31, 2008 from 1.837 million Boe at the end of 2007. Crude oil and liquids comprises of 88% of proved + probable reserves reflecting Eagle Rock's oil focus.

Total proved reserves increased 23% to 1.477 million Boe at December 31, 2008 from 1.200 million Boe at the end of 2007. Crude oil and liquids comprises 85% of total proved reserves again demonstrating Eagle Rock's oil focus. The Red Coulee, AB property showed the most significant increases: P+P reserves increased by 72% to 1.305 million boe from 0.727 million boe Total Proved reserves increased by 51% to 0.671 million boe from 0.443 million boe December 31, 2008 P+P reserves included reserves from newly acquired properties at Beverley, Saskatchewan and Conrad, Alberta with a net present value at 10% (PV10) of $5.774 million. These properties were the major assets of three private companies acquired December 15, 2009. The costs to acquire these reserves were $17.08/boe (P+P) and $19.21 per total proven boe. Proved + probable reserves life index ("RLI") is 14.2 years and proved RLI is 10.3 years based on 2008 production of 178,240 boe.

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