Anderson Energy Ltd. is a publicly traded oil and gas company engaged in the exploration, acquisition, development and production of oil and natural gas in Western Canada. Anderson Energy Ltd.’s principle property is in Central Alberta. The company's development strategy is focused on shallow gas. Anderson Energy Ltd. was established as a private company on January 30, 2002. Anderson owns an interest in 477 gross (218 net) natural gas wells and 22 gross (14 net) oil wells in the central Alberta region. In 2007 the company owned a total proved reserves of 123 billion cu. ft. of natural gas. Most of Anderson Energy's production is natural gas that comes from various Edmonton Sands pools.

ANR Pipeline Company (ANR) enjoys a rich tradition in the natural gas pipeline business. From its founding as the Michigan-Wisconsin Pipe Line Company in 1945 to being a member of the TransCanada family of companies in 2007, ANR operates one of the largest interstate natural gas pipeline systems in the United States. Our broad array of competitively priced services is customer-and market-responsive, providing customers the flexibility they need to compete in today’s natural gas marketplace. We offer a full menu of transportation options, hub services, and several storage options.

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.

Peak Energy Services Trust helps oil and gas firms reach peak production levels. Peak Energy Services provides drilling and well completion and production services to oil and gas customers in Western Canada and the US Midwest. Peak Energy Services Trust offers fluid handling, access matting, oil and gas equipment rentals, and wastewater treatment services. Peak Energy Services Trust has expanded rapidly through the acquisitions of gas compression equipment provider Cobalt Rentals; access matting provider Mighty Mats; wastewater treatment firm Whitefox Environmental; and oil and gas service provider BF Oilfield Services. Peak Energy reorganized into an income trust structure in 2004. In 2008 Peak Energy Services Trust acquired fluids handling firm Amwest Transport.

Hyperdynamics was founded in 1996 and is traded on the NYSE Amex under the symbol HDY. Hyperdynamics has shifted its business focus from IT consulting services to oil and gas exploration, primarily in Africa. Hyperdynamics Corporation SCS Corporation subsidiary concentrates on developing an oil and gas concession located offshore the Republic of Guinea in West Africa. Hyperdynamics' HYD Resources subsidiary and gas exploration and production company focuses on low-risk shallow exploration projects in Louisiana, where in 2008 it held proved reserves of 150,435 barrels of oil. Chairman Kent Watts, who stepped down a CEO in 2009, owns 17% of Hyperdynamics. Hyperdynamics Corporation holds certain contract rights for the exploration and exploitation of oil and gas in an approximately 80,000 square kilometer concession off the coast of the Republic of Guinea.

The SoCo Group is that it does more than simply distribute commercial and industrial petroleum products and lubricants to customers in Southern California. SoCo Group also operates cardlock, fleet fueling, and a network retail brand gasoline stations and dealers stations that sell gasoline under the Chevron, Shell, SoCo and Valero brands, and others. The SoCo Group operates a fleet of more than 40 bulk delivery trucks that carry a range of fuels, including jet fuels and marine diesel. The SoCo Group can also monitor the level of products in customers' fuels and lubricant tanks via the Internet.

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.

Richland Partners (doing business as Leffler Energy) puts its energy into supplying home heating oil products to areas of Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey, and Delaware. Richland Partners, LLC also installs and services heat pumps, central air conditioning, and hot water heaters. Meenan Oil, a subsidiary of Star Gas, purchased both SICO and Leffler and merged them to form Leffler Energy in 2003. With its roots in serving farming communities, Leffler Energy still provides a broad range of fueling and energy services (from customer service centers and storage facilities) to rural businesses throughout central and eastern Pennsylvania.

Named after a powerful weasel (the mascot of the University of Michigan), Wolverine Pipe Line transports refined petroleum products across the US Midwest. It operates more than 1,000 miles of pipeline stretching through Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio. The company supplies about 35% of Michigan's refined petroleum products. Sunoco Logistics Partners' Eastern Pipeline System controls nearly a third of Wolverine Pipe Line.

As one of the fastest growing retail electricity providers in the nation, Gexa Energy has a proven track record of growing its business and providing value to customers. In addition, the company is a great sales platform for the Texas generation portfolio under the FPL Group’s competitive energy subsidiary, NextEra Energy Resources. NextEra Energy Resources is primarily a competitive wholesale power generator. NextEra Energy Resources is the largest generator of renewable energy from the wind and sun in North America. NextEra Energy Resources has nearly 70 wind facilities in operation in 16 states and Canada, including 11 in Texas, producing more than 6,700 megawatts of electricity, or enough power for more than 1.6 million average homes. The company co-owns and operates the largest solar field in the world in California’s Mojave Desert. Gexa Energy offers NextEra Energy’s wind power and other renewable energy to serve customers throughout Texas. Gexa Green is a product supplied from 100% Texas wind energy. Gexa Energy is a subsidiary of FPL Group, Inc. (NYSE: FPL). FPL Group, with 2008 revenues of more than $16 billion and a presence in 27 states is one of the nation’s leading clean energy providers. FPL Group’s proven resources provide Gexa Energy the opportunity to continue its rapid growth across Texas and the nation, and expand its ability to provide additional offerings to customers.

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