Endeavor Power Expects to Have All 14 Wells on the Patrick Henry Operational Within a Week

NOWATA COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, May 19 (MARKET WIRE) --
Endeavor Power Corp. (OTCBB: EDVP) is pleased to announce that Federated
Energy, its joint venture partner on the Patrick Henry Lease (the
"Lease") located in Oklahoma, expects to have all 14 wells operational
within a week.

Federated estimates that there will initially be over 20 barrels of oil
produced per day once all 14 wells are operational, with production
expected to increase as the salt water injection system continues to add
pressure to the formation.

After all 14 wells are operational, Federated will frac the wells in
groups of seven (7), which should result in production that will at first
exceed 40 barrels per day, gradually increasing as the salt-water
injection system continues to add water and pressure.

The first load of oil has already shipped and we have enough additional
for at least two pickups, with a pickup scheduled for today. Also, we
anticipate that we will begin shipping loads every four days.

Rick Wilkins of Federated stated that, "We believe that we have only
scratched the surface and that there is a significant amount of oil that
should be produced from the Patrick Henry."

The Company has also begun negotiations with Federated to acquire an
interest in other wells. Additional information will be announced as it
becomes available.

For additional information, please visit www.endeavorpowercorp.com.

About the Patrick Henry Lease

The Patrick Henry Lease is located in the North Eastern part of Oklahoma.

Development and production of the Patrick Henry will consist of a
combination of primary and secondary recovery. Secondary recovery efforts
will include water flood and the use of an NCO2 machine to re-pressure
existing formations and enhance and increase production.

The Patrick Henry currently includes fourteen (14) wells and one (1)
saltwater injection well re-work project scheduled to be in full
production by late spring to early summer. The Patrick Henry is located
in Nowata County, Oklahoma and is surrounded by production that has been
in existence since the early 1900's.

We plan to re-enter the 14 wells, acid frac the Bartlesville oil pay
formation, equip the wells and put them into production. By performing an
acid frac on each of the wells we would expect substantial production
from each well for 6 months or more and then settled production for a
number of years thereafter.

The Bartlesville is divided into 2 distinct members, referred to as Upper
and Lower Bartlesville. Upper Bartlesville sand thickness is 9.6 net feet
and covers the complete area. Lower Bartlesville averages 24.7 net feet
and covers the same area. A shale zone at up to 15 feet thickness
separates the two zones. Structure of the shale does not appear
significant to the production. Sand pinches to the East and dips gently
to the West - North West at the rate of some 60 feet per mile.

These wells are relatively shallow in nature and are inexpensive by
today's standards to develop, maintain, and operate.

About Endeavor Power Corp.

Endeavor Power Corp. is an independent energy company engaged in the
acquisition, exploitation and development of oil and natural gas
properties in the United States. Endeavor's objective is to seek out and
develop opportunities in the oil and natural gas sectors that represent a
low risk opportunity.

Endeavor also aims to define larger projects that can be developed with
Joint Venture partners.

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Contacts:
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