Tesoro Refining and Marketing manages the refining and marketing businesses of Tesoro Corporation. The parent company's seven refineries have a capacity of 658,000 barrels per day and produce a range of motor fuels and other petroleum products. Tesoro Refining and Marketing markets fuel to 880 branded retail gas stations (including 290 company-owned stations under the Tesoro, Shell, Mirastar, and USA Gasoline brands), in Alaska, Hawaii, and 15 western states. On the wholesale side, it markets 643,000 barrels of oil products per day. It also supplies jet fuel to the vast majority of commercial airlines with routes in the West.

Sonatrach seeks to stay on track as one of the world's top energy players. State-owned Sonatrach oversees Algeria's oil and gas exploration, production, and marketing activities. In addition to its exploration, refining, and pipeline operations, the company also invests in electrical power and in desalination projects. The company also has exploration and production activities in other countries, including Libya, Mali, Niger, and Peru. Sonatrach has proved reserves globally of 225 million tons of oil equivalent, and operates a gas station network of more than 1,950 outlets.

Indeck Energy Services tries to make sure it always has a project on deck. Indeck Energy Services, Inc. owns and operates 13 fossil-fueled, one hydroelectric, and four biomass generation plants located in the US (primarily in the Northeast) and in Canada, Guatemala, and the UK. Indeck Energy Services operates two plants (400-MW of capacity) in the northeastern US for NRG Energy. Affiliate Indeck Power Equipment rents or leases boilers and generators, and Indeck Operations runs and maintains power and steam plants. Chairman and CEO Gerald Forsythe owns Indeck Energy Services, which was founded in 1985.

Iteration Energy reiterates its desire to be a top oil and gas exploration and production company. Originally a biotech company -- SYNSORB Biotech, then an oil and gas company -- Hawker Resources, the group subsequently acquired other companies exploring in the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin for natural gas and oil. As Hawker Resources it acquired fellow explorers Southward Energy and ZORIN Exploration in 2003 and 2004, respectively. In 2005 Iteration Energy Ltd. acquired Iteration Energy and took on that company's name. Following Iteration Energy's acquisition of fellow explorer Cyries Energy in 2008 the company reported proved reserves of 34.7 million barrels of oil equivalent.

Stallion Oilfield Services Ltd. provides wellsite support services and production & logistics services to the oilfield with over 1,700 employees in 65 locations. As the largest provider of quality auxiliary rentals and services for oil and gas operations in the domestic United States, we have been providing reliable housing, water and sewer systems, waste management, satellite systems, solids control, wellsite construction and oilfield heavy hauling to the oil patch for many years. The wellsite support segment (its main revenue generator) provides living quarters for the workforce, equipment rental, satellite communications services, and solids control and waste handling coordination services. Overextended following a round of acquisitions, in late 2009, facing heavy debts, the company sought Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, from which it emerged in early 2010.

Cequence Energy Ltd. is a junior oil and natural gas exploration and development company which was formed as part of the re-capitalization of Sabretooth Energy Ltd. in July 2009. Combining Cequence’s solid balance sheet and strong technical expertise in the Peace River Arch and Deep Basin areas of Alberta, Cequence Energy Ltd. is uniquely positioned to grow through both acquisitions and the drill bit. Cequence’s disciplined approach to controlling costs and making strategic acquisitions will provide the resources for production, reserve and cash flow growth per share with significant upside potential. Focusing on the Peace River Arch oil and gas patch in Alberta and British Columbia, the company greatly expanded its operations in 2007 through the acquisition of Bear Ridge Resources, which explored for and produced oil and gas in Central Alberta and Southeast Saskatchewan. Cequence Energy produces about 3,380 barrels of oil per day from its operations in western Canada. Cequence Energy Ltd. has proved and possible reserves of about 8.3 million barrels of oil equivalent. In 2009 Cequence Energy Ltd. recapitalized, brought in a new management team and changed its corporate name.

J-W Operating Company designs, manufactures, and distributes oilfield equipment and provides oilfield services used to expedite the production of oil and natural gas wells. Through subsidiaries Cohort Energy, Excell Services, J-W Gathering, J-W Measurement, J-W Power, and J-W Wireline, J-W Operating Company provides gas gathering and processing, gas compression and measurement, oil and gas exploration, and drilling and production services across the US. J-W Operating Company is an Energy Development and Energy Services company that specializes in natural gas compression, gathering, exploration and production, well servicing and gas measurement. J-W Operating Company various businesses operate in the states of Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Arkansas, New Mexico, Kansas, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, California, Montana, Kentucky, West Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania and North Dakota. J-W Operating is owned by the family of CEO Howard G. Westerman, Jr.

Quest Energy Partners, L.P. engages in the acquisition, exploitation, and development of oil and natural gas properties in the Cherokee basin of southeastern Kansas and northeastern Oklahoma (the Cherokee Basin Operations), and the Appalachian Basin in West Virginia and New York. Quest Energy Partners, L.P. Appalachian Basin operations primarily focus on the development of the Marcellus Shale; and Cherokee Basin Operations focus on developing coal bed methane gas production. As of December 31, 2008, Quest Energy Partners, L.P. had a total of approximately 167.1 billion cubic feet equivalent of net proved reserves. Quest Energy Partners, L.P. also operated approximately 2,438 gross gas wells in the Cherokee Basin and 27 gross oil wells. In addition, Quest Energy Partners, L.P. had approximately 4,000 oil and gas leases covering approximately 559,084 net acres; and owned the development rights to approximately 557,603 net acres throughout the Cherokee Basin. Quest Energy GP, LLC serves as the general partner of Quest Energy Partners, L.P. Quest Energy Partners, L.P. is based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Quest Energy Partners, L.P. is a subsidiary of Quest Resource Corporation.

Matador Resources Company is a Dallas-based, privately held, independent energy company engaged in oil and natural gas exploration, development, production and acquisition activities in the Southwestern United States. Matador Resources Company primary focus is on natural gas operations in East Texas and North Louisiana, and the Permian and Delaware Basins of West Texas and Southeastern New Mexico, with approximately 340,000 gross acres under lease for oil and gas exploration and development. Matador intends to grow primarily through the drill bit and through an increased use of science and technology in its drilling and operational activities. Matador Resources was established in July 2003 and has attracted approximately $235 million in equity capital from several hundred individual and institutional investors, many of whom were shareholders in its predecessor, Matador Petroleum Corporation.

Urals Energy Public Company Limited, a Cyprus-based holding company admitted to trading on the London Stock Exchange’s Alternative Investment Market (AIM), is an independent oil company with its operating assets located in Russia. Urals Energy’s main exploration and production operations are in Timan Pechora and on Sakhalin Island. An oil and gas exploration and production company, Urals Energy manages core assets that comprise two onshore properties located in East Siberia, a notoriously frigid region located east of the Urals Mountains. Urals Energy PLC properties (Dulisminskoye and Srednebotuobinskoye), along with other non-core assets (such as properties in the Russian Republic of Udmurtia) together produce an average of 7,800 bopd (barrels of oil per day) and have proved/probable reserves of 1,202 million barrels of oil equivalent. Founded in 2003, Urals Energy has been a publically-traded company since 2005.

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