Energy Equity Company (EEC) is a growing independent oil and gas company currently operating in several areas throughout the United States, Australia and Mexico. EEC is bonded and insured with the United States Government, Bureau of Land Management and maintains statewide bonds in Louisiana, North Dakota, Montana, Wyoming. Energy Equity Company is diversified in many aspects of the energy industry. We operate oil and gas fields in North Dakota, Louisiana, Wyoming, Texas and Montana. EEC operates and when needed installs gas gathering facilities and pipelines. EEC has commercial operations that collect and dispose of oilfield waste. EEC supplies drilling and workover fluids to the oil and gas industry along with staff and training installing municipal water supply systems. EEC supplies oil well field equipment to the industry also. EEC is active in the Coal Methane Gas Plays in the Rocky Mountain area of the United States. EEC is also a participant in Louisiana plays. Other areas we currently have an interest in that has proven successful pools are the Williston Basin and Minnelusa Fields in North Dakota and Wyoming. We also own minerals and non-operated interests in Arkansas, California, Colorado, Florida, Kansas, Michigan, South Dakota, Texas, and Utah. The business, property and affairs of the company are managed by the President, Jerry Nelson. Jerry’s 20+ years as investor/operator and background in engineering and administration provide the basis for his continued success and service to the projects he has engaged. EEC has at its disposal petroleum engineers, field managers, and office staff capable of accomplishing projects with efficiency and integrity. Newest Members to the EEC Team Roger Autrey Roger Autrey, 48, lives in Austin, Texas. Mr. Autrey has over 20 years experience in sales and has leased and sold oil and gas interests covering over 350,000,000 gross acres in Australia. Mr. Autrey has promoted and raised funds totaling approximately $A147,000,000 for oil and gas exploration, located onshore in the Cooper/Eromanga Basin, offshore in the Carnarvon Basin and offshore in the Gippsland Basin. All the projects are in active and in current status with their respected government work program commitments. Roger Autrey has also successfully helped clear native title issues with tribal groups on approximately 6,700,000 gross acres located in the Cooper/Ergomanga Basin. Mr. Autrey also works as a paid consultant for 2 public oil companies and one private oil company.