Timberlake Energy Solutions Inc. Completes Successful Field Test Evaluation of CO2 Injection Technology

OVERLAND PARK, KS--(Marketwire - March 15, 2010) - Timberlake Energy Solutions Inc. (FRANKFURT: T2YA) (PINKSHEETS: TLKE), an exploration company focused on purchasing undervalued oil and gas leases in the United States, has successfully announced today that it has completed several months of testing with a new CO2 injection technology. The test was conducted on one of its many company oil fields.

Bob Bowersock, President, said, "The test was on Timberlake's 160 acre lease field in Kansas and we are truly excited with the results." He also added, "We have concluded that the CO2 injection technology has produced accelerated oil rates on the tested wells and will proceed with finalizing our negotiations with the oil recovery technology firm."

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About Timberlake Energy Solutions Inc.

Timberlake Energy Solutions Inc. is an exploration company focused on purchasing abandoned or undervalued oil and gas leases in the United States. With an experienced technical team, these oil and gas wells are refurbished and outfitted with the latest in oil and gas recovery equipment. Timberlake Energy Solutions has advanced technology to reclaim and put these wells back into production, hence increasing the well value significantly. Timberlake operates exploration projects through joint ventures in the Appalachian Basin and owns interests in a number of petroleum and natural gas leases in Lambton and Kent Counties, Ontario. In addition to its main operating focus, the company is actively exploring projects in the Appalachian and Michigan Basins.

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