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Energy is where you find it. It may be in the form of oil, gas, coal, wind, solar or any number of emerging non-traditional sources. The real question is how do you make energy available to those who need it and where they need it? Currently, oil and gas is the answer that works best in most cases. As this source of energy becomes more expensive, more difficult to find and develop other forms of energy will play a larger role in answering America’s needs.

American Energy Production believes that technology is the answer that will bridge the gap to energy self sufficiency for America. The use of new and evolving technology is the answer to:
  • Increasing production from older fields
  • Finding the smaller new fields of traditional production
  • Discovering and developing new fields from formations not previously considered productive
  • Producing energy from sources not related to oil and gas

Energy is energy! The challenge is to produce energy at a price and quantity to meet the demands of the market place.

"If you do the same old thing the same old way you get the same old results!"

The old ways alone will not bring about America’s energy self sufficiency.

American Energy Production plans to prudently embrace and implement newer technologies in order to be part of the solution. This is what America and Americans do best. Join us, and let us all be part of the solution.

 
   
 
 
 
     
American Energy Production, Inc. (AENP) is a publicly traded energy company committed to the development and production of energy utilizing traditional and non-traditional methods. AENP currently owns thousands of acres of oil and gas mineral leases with existing production utilizing traditional methods of production. Additionally, AENP is pursuing opportunities for development and production from non-traditional oil or gas bearing formations, on these leases, utilizing non-traditional and evolving technologies.

The Barnett Shale in the Fort Worth Basin of Texas is an example of a formation that just a few years ago was considered a formation not worth exploring. Now the formation, due to newly developed non traditional methods of completions, is considered one of the most important domestic gas plays of the last forty years. This formation is a blanket formation that underplays the leases AENP owns throughout the Fort Worth Basin.

AENP has acquired leases with both developed and undeveloped production across many of the oil and gas producing regions of Texas. These leases range from West Texas to the Fort Worth Basin to the Costal Planes of South Texas. The formations being produced on these leases are as diverse as the regions of Texas they are located.  

   
 
 
 
   
 
 
Bend Arch Petroleum, Inc (Bend Arch) holds several thousand acres of producing and developmental oil and gas leases. The majority of the acreage is in a geological area of Texas known as the Fort Worth Basin and better known for its oil and gas producing source rock, The Barnett Shale. Most of the acreage is being held under current production and plans are being developed to access the many formations that tend to exist in this part of Texas.

Not only does Bend Arch have the rights to drill the acreage it has acquired, it owns the equipment necessary to drill and complete the wells and to maintain and produce the wells. Bend Arch also has the equipment to rework the wells as necessary and to recomplete the well into newer zones as older zones are depleted.
   
 
     
   
Petroleum Resources, Inc. (PRI) owns the mineral rights to over fifteen hundred acres over two formations known as the Olmos and the Escondido. Both of these formations are made up of a very thick layer of sandstone containing very heavy oil. While the formation resembles that of tar sands the oil tends to flow at a slightly faster rate than is associated with tar sands. The Olmos formation is approximately eight hundred fifty feet below ground and the Escondido is approximately six hundred feet below ground. The recoverable barrel of oil in the Olmos alone has been estimated in the millions of barrels. The recoverable reserves in the Escondido are yet to be estimated. Currently PRI has in excess of 180 wells completed in the Olmos and at the present time none of the wells have been completed in the Escondido. One of the wells that is currently producing in the Olmos was also drilled deep enough to encounter the Anacoacho formation which showed good gas production. At the time there were no gas pipe lines in the area but that situation may soon be changing. If so, this could open new possibilities of production.

PRI owns the equipment that is necessary to maintain and recomplete the wells when necessary. This reduces cost of production and down time on wells. This also gives PRI the opportunity to develop and employ proprietary alternative forms of production enhancement techniques in an effort to increase the rate of oil recovery.
   
 
     
   
Oil America Group Corporation (Oil America) was formed in early 2004 and then acquired by AMEP in December 2004. Oil America raises capital, through a network of accredited investors, necessary to drill and complete oil or gas wells. The accredited investors then share with Oil America, on a risk reward basis, in the revenues or loss generated by the completed well, or wells, in a Working Interest Arrangement.
 
     
 
 
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  Mailing Address: American Energy Production Inc., PO Box 1406, Mineral Wells, Texas 76068

 
   
     
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