Replies to post #15923 on Allenergy Inc. (ALRY)

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For ALRY they need investors, that is true! Everyone knows that it would only take 1 PR from Rex or Larry!
Allenergy Inc. Says Rex Horning Well Service Both Saves It Money and Allows for More Efficient Completion of New Wells and Rewor

INDEPENDENCE, Kan., May 20 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Allenergy, Inc. (OTC:ALRY), with a 17-year history in the oil and gas industry and current involvement in the multi-billion dollar natural gas fields in Kansas and Oklahoma, is pleased to announce a savings of $271,000, that otherwise would have been spent with outside contractors, due to the work of Rex Horning Well Service, which Allenergy purchased in April 2007.

"We purchased Rex Horning Well Service to add additional revenues to the Company and reduce the waiting period on outside contractors scheduling. As the price of oil continues upwards, the decision was made to initiate our drilling campaign and well workover sooner than planned. In the best interest of the Company, RHWS concentrated all its efforts for reworking wells and the completion of new wells," said Larry Sanford, President.

"Having Rex Horning as part of Allenergy has meant that newly drilled wells were completed to production stage in a timely fashion without any down time waiting on outside contractors. The dry season here is nearing and we have plans to take advantage of this opportunity to increase production from existing wells and continue our drilling campaign," Mr. Sanford said.

"The well servicing is just one of many benefits the Company reaped by having its own workover rigs. Allenergy and RHWS employees joined forces to complete the numerous tasks it takes to get the production ready for sale. Over four miles of flow line was installed on the Longton Anticline to transport oil and gas to the tank battery so the product could be sold. The welding, electrical work, plumbing and excavating was all done in house by our combined experienced work force," Allenergy's President said.

The Company has recently released one workover rig to service the clients of RHWS, but will retain sufficient equipment to continue the remedial work on sixty plus wells that need to be put in production.

I don't get the last paragraph! If you have sixty plus wells that need to be put in production, cann't you hire someone or someones to do that?????
With Oil and NG at record highs don't you think it would be worth it?

Just wondering!