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Allied Energy Provides a Production Update for Its Cox Lease in Rogers County, Oklahoma

^{Published on 2010-06-07 07:00:24 - Market Wire}
 

BOWLING GREEN, KY--(Marketwire - June 7, 2010) - Allied Energy, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: [ AGGI ]) announced today that the Company, through its wholly owned subsidiary, Allied Operating Oklahoma, LLC, provided the following production update for its Cox lease in Rogers County, Oklahoma.

The Micheyla #1 and #2 wells were put in production in the latter part of May and are currently producing an estimated and combined 20 - 25 BO per day.

"We are currently making plans to drill two more wells in the area," said Steve Stengell, Allied's President.

On May 15, 2010, Allied tested the Howard #1H Well located in Grimes County, Texas at a flowing rate of 4,011 MCFGD on a 20/64" choke with associated condensate. It is anticipated that this well will initially produce at the sales rate of ~ 2,000 MCFGD and potentially higher in the future. The Company is currently underway constructing the production facilities, the gas flow lines and preparing the project for ongoing producing operations. The Company is also making plans for additional horizontal projects in the East Texas Basin as a direct off-set to the Company's existing vertical oil production in the area.

There exist tremendous risks and uncertainty associated with oil and natural gas development including, but not limited to, the geological and mechanical risks associated with drilling, completion and production operations. The Company can make no assurances as it relates to estimated reserves, production rates, reservoir characteristics, net or gross pay-zone, timelines, etc. for any oil and gas project.

About Allied Energy:

Allied Energy, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: [ AGGI ]) is an independent energy development firm primarily engaged in the exploration, development, and production of oil and natural gas in the continental United States. The Company relies upon its industry partners, well operators, geologists, petroleum engineers, subcontractors and financial analysts whose combined industry experience is essential to the success of each project. Allied Energy's strategic focus is the development of oil and natural gas reserves. As the fuel of choice to meet the growing demand for a clean-burning domestically produced fuel, the Company firmly believes its oil and natural gas exploration strategy will provide substantial growth to the Company for years to come. For more information: [ www.alliedenergy.com ]

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