September 2015

PENN WEST PETROLEUM LTD.  (TSX – PWT; NYSE – PWE) (“Penn West“, “we“, “us” or “our“) announces it has taken the following further actions in response to the current commodity price environment: we will limit our capital expenditures to funds flow from operations by year-end 2015 we will suspend our dividend and reduce board compensation we will significantly reduce our

PostRock Energy Corporation (PSTR) announced today that Terry W. Carter has retired from his position as the Company’s President and Chief Executive Officer effective September 1, 2015. The Board has elected Clark Edwards, PostRock’s current Vice President of Operations, as Interim President and Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Carter is simultaneously stepping down as a Director and the Board has elected Mr.

PEDEVCO Corp. d/b/a Pacific Energy Development (NYSE MKT: PED) is pleased to announce today that it has successfully restructured its approximately $35 million senior debt facility and its approximately $8.35 million subordinated debt facility. The restructuring includes the following changes: discontinue principal repayments for six months under all the Company’s senior debt on approximately $5 million of the Company’s senior

Washington Bureau Business Journal What could be the most expensive government regulation ever is getting closer to being issued. On Friday, the Environmental Protection Agency sent its proposal to reduce ozone emissions to the Office of Management and Budget for final review. That gives OMB only one month to consider the proposed regulation’s costs and benefits before a court-ordered Oct.

Story by the San Antonio Business Journal Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush will join State Sen. José Menendez and State Rep. Diego Bernal later this week to unveil new details on how the state will spend $32 million in funding for the preservation and development of San Antonio’s most notable landmark, the Alamo. This is the most money the

Story by The Wall Street Journal Exelon Corp. on Monday reaffirmed its commitment to buying Pepco Holdings Inc.,after utility regulators for the District of Columbia rejected the $6.8 billion deal last week. “We believe our merger proposal is in the public interest, and we will continue working to complete the merger, which all other jurisdictions have approved,” the companies said