TerraVest Income Fund (formerly Laniuk Industries) holds six companies close to its vest. TerraVest Income Fund invests in RJV Gas Field Services and Ezee-On Manufacturing. RJV supplies wellhead processing equipment to some of Western Canada's biggest natural gas producers. Ezee-On manufactures agricultural equipment, including cultivators, front-end loaders for grain farms and livestock operations, and seeder carts. TerraVest also has investments in furniture maker Stylus, well servicing company Diamond Energy Services (with about 25 rigs), and home textile products manufacturer Beco Industries. In addition, TerraVest Income Fund has invested in sheet metal and venting products manufacturer Don Park.

Bucking Horse Energy Inc. is a public company listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange. The company's business is focused on the exploration, development, and production of natural gas and natural gas liquids at its Pinedale Anticline natural gas properties in southwest Wyoming. Bucking Horse Energy has proved plus probable net reserves of 291 billion cu. ft. of natural gas equivalent. In 2008 Gemini Energy (the parent of Arrowhead Resources) was acquired by NRG Investments (which subsequently changed its name to Bucking Horse Energy).

Hanjin City Gas supplies natural gas to more than 680,000 domestic (in eight regions) and foreign clients. The company operates close to 1,100 km of gas pipelines, two supply stations, and 22 regional control stations. Hanjin City Gas also runs intensive safety campaigns to educate customers on the prevention of accidents from gas leaks. Hanjin City Gas was founded as a part of Hanjin Engineering & Construction in 1968. In 1986 the company began distributing gas in north eastern Seoul. Hanjin City Gas is a subsidiary of Hanjin Heavy Industries.

CNPC is China's largest oil and gas producer and supplier, as well as one of the world's major oilfield service providers and a globally reputed contractor in engineering construction. With a presence in almost 70 countries, China National Petroleum Corporation are seeking an even greater international role. China National Petroleum Corporation provide energy in a profitable manner, and always attach great importance to our social and environmental responsibilities. CNPC has exploration and production projects in China and 26 other countries, including operations in Azerbaijan, Canada, Indonesia, Iraq, Myanmar, Oman, Peru, Sudan, Syria, Thailand, Turkmenistan, and Venezuela. The company also operates some older refineries and an extensive oil and gas pipeline network in China. CNPC also operates a network of 1,650 gas stations. In 2007 CNPC reported estimated reserves of 3.1 billion metric tons of oil and 2.3 trillion cu. meters of natural gas.

Zedi Inc. has developed equipment for that. Zedi manufactures products and services to support the operation and management of oil and gas wells. Zedi Inc. primary product is Smart-Alek, a wireless meter designed for the remote monitoring of natural gas production and to increase operator efficiencies. Other brands include PetroNet (production accounting) and Roughneck (operations management). Zedi, founded in 1987, and whose name comes from the Japanese word for "the final frontier," markets primarily to gas producers operating in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin. Zedi Inc. is also has begun to cater to the US market.

The oil refinery at Bangchak was completed in 1964. In that same year, the Thai government announced a tax on oil production within the country, so there was only one way to maintain profitability: Expand refining capacity to 20,000 barrels per day. Because the company did not attract enough investment for such expansion, the government offered a 15-year lease on the oil refinery, with the proviso that production capacity must be expanded. Finally, Summit Industrial Corporation (Panama) bid for this lease and successfully expanded production capacity over the next 4 years. A rise in worldwide crude oil prices then led to a global economic crisis. When the Thai government considered adjusting retail oil prices, there were persistent objections from labor unions and student unions, including a demand for the government to nationalize the oil refinery. When the government did so, the oil refinery was found to have deteriorated substantially, requiring large amounts of fuel and accumulating losses of about 4 billion baht.

Williams Gas Pipeline passes gas from the Canada border all the way south to the Mexico border. The company oversees the interstate natural gas distribution activities for its parent, The Williams Companies. Through its subsidiaries and operating units, Williams Gas Pipeline operates more than 15,000 miles of pipelines (Northwest Pipeline, Transco and 50%-owned Gulfstream. These pipelines have a total capacity of 12 billion cu. ft. of natural gas a day, and account for 12% of the the natural gas consumed in the US. Williams Gas Pipeline serves more than 30 million homes.

Swift Energy Company is an independent oil and gas company headquartered in Houston, Texas. Swift Energy has interests in more than 1,200 producing wells, primarily in Louisiana and Texas. Swift Energy company's core US production areas are the Lake Washington Field in Louisiana, the AWP Olmos Field in Texas, and the Toledo Bend region. Swift Energy aims to increase reserves and production by adjusting the balance between drilling and acquisition activities in response to market conditions. In 2007 Swift Energy Company reported estimated proved reserves of 150.1 million barrels of oil equivalent.

Boralex Inc. produces wood-residue, natural gas-fired cogeneration, hydroelectric, and wind energy in Quebec, the northeastern US, and France. Boralex owns and operates 21 power stations with a combined capacity of about 400 MW: seven hydroelectric plants (Canada, France, and the US), seven wood-residue thermal power stations (Maine and New York), and 10 wind farms in France. Boralex Inc. also manages 10 power generating facilities (190 MW of cumulative electricity) owned by Boralex Power Income Fund, in which it owns a 23% stake. Canada-based paper and packaging group Cascades owns 34% of Boralex.

Sunoco Logistics Partners L.P. (NYSE: SXL) is a publicly traded master limited partnership formed in 2002 to acquire, own and operate a diverse mix of crude oil and refined products pipelines, and terminaling and storage facilities, as well as crude oil acquisition and marketing assets. Our business is characterized by extensive industry and safety experience, strong financial fundamentals, as well as operational flexibility. Collectively, a strong asset base and the successful execution of our business strategies have consistently delivered substantial returns to unitholders. On February 8, 2002, we completed our initial public offering of 5.75 million common units at a price of $20.25 per unit. The units are traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "SXL". Click on News Releases for ongoing updates about Sunoco Logistics or on Financial Information to access SEC filings, distribution history, tax information, analyst coverage and more.

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