MCW'S ASPHALT RIDGE, UTAH OIL SANDS PROPERTY [German Version]

MCW's Oil Sands Recovery, LLC's lease is situated in the heart of the prolific Asphalt Ridge, Utah region, one of the state's major oil sands areas. The 1138 acre lease is approximately 10 miles southeast of Vernal, one of the state's infrastructure hubs for oil and gas exploration and development. In turn, Vernal is 125 miles from Salt Lake City, the state capital. The property contains over 50+ million barrels of oil (U.S. DOE Survey) and is ideal for MCW's proprietary oil extraction technology, with considerable deposits from surface to 600 feet in depth. A recent, independent consultant's reports the following recoverable bitumen resources:

"These estimates reflect a bitumen density of between 125 MSTB to 325 MSTB per mineable acre. The Asphalt Ridge sandstone structure features extensive surface deposits, and is approximately 150 feet to 350 feet thick, the lower portion being saturated with bitumen at NW Asphalt Ridge.

A core sample from this region has a published analysis reporting 13.4% bitumen content with an API gravity of 14.3. The Company will provide further details on this independent report upon the completion of its 51.101 document, which is expected soon. In keeping with MCW's environmental compliance regimen, it has appointed JBR Environmental Consultants, Inc. of Utah to provide environmental and permitting counsel for the Company. JBR will prepare an Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) to complete the environmental due diligence to ensure that any environmental liabilities remaining from previous site operators and/or leaseholders are identified and to ensure that MCW is not left with responsibility for repairing existing environmental conditions. This work will include an understanding of the scope of the reclamation bond and will be a modification of the Standard Practice for Environmental Site Assessments.

MCW has also taken several additional steps forward to safely implement its oil extraction program. The Company has commissioned a study by William Self & Associates of Cedar City, Utah, with regards to potential environmental impact during the developmental stages of the lease site, as well as possible harm to historic sites/existing flora and fauna. This report, titled, "A Cultural Resources Inventory For Two Proposed Drill Sites," summarized, "No historic properties are affected, no further cultural resource work is required and that this document stands as the final compliance document for the project." This Report was submitted to the Utah School & Institutional Trust Lands Administration of Utah, and has subsequently been received and accepted.

MCW has since issued a bond as per the regulations set out by the Utah Division of Oil, Gas & Mining, in order to cover the costs of reclamation and potential damage to disturbed or improved land surfaces. The Company has received a permit and approval for an initial drilling program which is now underway. This program will determine the format of MCW's Operations Plan & Reclamation Program, which must be submitted prior to the oil extraction processes. The Company plans to assemble its first oil extraction unit on the site upon the receipt of the unit's components and hopes to initiate its program in late 2011.

The Company also has an aggressive acquisition program underway to obtain additional lease opportunities within the infrastructure of Utah's oil sands deposits.