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ACT Clean Technologies, Inc. Oil Fluidizer to Be Used to Enhance Oil Production in Texas Wells

^{Published on 2010-05-18 03:20:21 - Market Wire}
 

HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA--(Marketwire - May 18, 2010) - ACT Clean Technologies, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: [ ACLH ]) ([ www.actcleantech.com ]) announced today that it has completed a Letter of Intent to enter into a Joint Venture with Weekley Energy Group I, LP and its General Partner, Left Behind Recovery, LLC, to utilize ACT's oil sludge fluidizer to work-over and recondition two (2) wells in the Austin Chalk formation in the State of Texas. The agreement, once finalized, will provide an ongoing working interest in the wells for ACT, if the work-over and reconditioning efforts are successful, and the opportunity to continue the joint venture relationship for additional wells.

"Preliminary indications are that this is an excellent use of our oil sludge fluidizer to enhance recovery of marketable hydrocarbons, further expanding our market, and opening the door to opportunities throughout the oil patch," commented ACT Clean Technologies, Inc. CEO, Russell Kidder.

About ACT Clean Technologies, Inc.

ACT Clean Technologies, Inc. and its wholly owned subsidiary, American Petroleum Solutions, Inc., (APS) are committed to both a safer environment through cleaner technologies as well as more profitable methods of oil recovery and production from oil sands and other petroleum reserves. Previous APS clients using its technologies have included some of the largest oil and gas companies in the US, including Conoco Phillips, Exxon Mobil, Avon Petroleum, Valero Petroleum, and BP (British Petroleum) as well as the US Navy Petroleum Reserve.

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