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Pemberton signs second binding Petroleum and Natural Gas lease in the Peace River...

Tue Jul 22, 2008 5:06pm EDT
Pemberton signs second binding Petroleum and Natural Gas lease in the Peace
River Arch Area

CALGARY, July 22 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - (TSX.V:PBT, FSE:P5W) Pemberton
Energy Ltd. wishes to announce that it has signed its second of three mineral
rights acquisition deals that are currently under negotiations. Pemberton
signed a two year binding Petroleum and Natural Gas Lease and Grant Agreement
to lease the subsurface mineral rights from basement to surface on an
undivided 50% interest in 507 acre parcel in the Peace River Arch Area,
bringing it to a total of 100% interest in this parcel of land. Pemberton
Energy Ltd. will retain 75% beneficial interest and will assume 100% of the
drilling and completion costs of the well, inclusive of all operating,
processing, transportation and production costs. This land acquisition is
contiguous to the recently drilled wells and Pemberton continues negotiations
on an additional parcel of land in the area. This land agreement is subject to
TSX approval.

Pemberton Energy's principal business is the acquisition, exploration and
development of petroleum properties. The company continues to focus on its
primary corporate objective: the creation of value for shareholders by
identifying oil and gas accumulations with relatively low geological risk but
with substantial reserve potential.

On Behalf of Pemberton Energy Ltd.

"Miroslava Antonuk"
----------------------------
Miroslava Antonuk, Director

SOURCE  Pemberton Energy Ltd.

on Pemberton Energy Ltd. please contact (604) 269-9801



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