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Posted by Jelly on :
 
This one is a low floater and set up to haul some butt!!!

Get in before it's too late
 
Posted by Jelly on :
 
only 9 million in O/S from bloomberg

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=iwnn:US
 
Posted by Phoenix on :
 
In at .0066
 
Posted by Jelly on :
 
chart

http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SC.web?c=IWNN,uu[m,a]daclyyay[pb50!b200][vc60][iUb14!La12,26,9]&pref=G
 
Posted by FatherOfTwo on :
 
From their webpage:

http://www.irwinenergy.com/investors/corporate_profile.htm

Share Structure

Category Shares
Insiders and Officers 20,000,000
Float 5,024,775
Total Shares Issued and Outstanding 25,024,775


Current projects include an interest in a well in Sylvan Lake, Alberta. Sylvan Lake is very near Shell's recent major discovery of an 800,000,000 cubic foot gas reserve. The company also recently announced its participation in the Concho Dome leasehold, in Apache County, Arizona.

Combined Projects Revenue Potential
The revenue potential of these projects is substantial. With crude currently trading around USD $50.00 a barrel and natural gas over $7.00 per thousand cubic feet, it is apparent that initial probable reserves assessments for Westlock and Sylvan Lake production have the potential to generate significant revenue. At Sylvan Lake alone, 1 billion cubic feet of gas and 300,000 barrels of oil conservatively equate to a combined probable reserve value in excess of USD $15 Million (based on a conservative estimate of a natural gas price of over $7 per 1000 cubic feet and over $50 per barrel of crude).
 
Posted by Clyde_Crashcup on :
 
I own this one. IMO the charts look good and should run soon (next week)
 
Posted by 10of13 on :
 
GREAT PICK Jell!!! AS USUAL!
Loaded and ready...let's gooooo
 
Posted by coalkickin on :
 
volume has dbl'd in last 15 minutes
 
Posted by Jelly on :
 
What up CLyde!!!

This is good stuff. I knew the float was low, but 5 mil! toot toot!!!
 
Posted by will on :
 
Call the bomb squaud I hear something ticking !
 
Posted by JimSC on :
 
0.0068 X 0.0072

I knocked down 3 MMs.
 
Posted by Jelly on :
 
Oh this is a GREAT one. she's gonna move FAST!!!!!

Seatbelts ladies and gents!!!!
 
Posted by will on :
 
Tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick,
 
Posted by matto on :
 
sweet love of god, I am going to jump on this run!
 
Posted by JimSC on :
 
IWNN looks like IDWD and will run like IDWD.

Watch it.
 
Posted by Jelly on :
 
IWNN looks nothing like IDWD! LMAO IDWD never was a micropenny! LOL

.0075 prints!!!
 
Posted by Peaser01 on :
 
I'm in, this chart looks nice.
 
Posted by will on :
 
Give it time, Jelly, it might look like it soon !!!
 
Posted by sunny on :
 
YESSSSSS!! lol Does look good! [Big Grin]
 
Posted by matto on :
 
will got some and may buy more waiting for a flip of somthing else!!!
 
Posted by JimSC on :
 
Hi, Jelly. U R right. Can I hope IWNN runs like IDWD,
which jumped 900% in 5 weeks? Is that good
enough for U. Any way, you deserve a big
thank for the timely post.
 
Posted by 10of13 on :
 
I don't know what it looks like...but it's lookin' GOOD!
 
Posted by will on :
 
All it needs now is a little love and a lot of volume.
 
Posted by MoneyMoneyMoney on :
 
I'm on this train!!! Only 20k shares though [Frown]

Run baby Run!!!
 
Posted by 10of13 on :
 
I'm Lovin' it Will...Me thinks others are starting to at least like it....
 
Posted by matto on :
 
oh that felt gooooooood!
 
Posted by Jelly on :
 
Nice candle forming, I''m holding through the weekend.

Yes Jim, that'd be awesome!
 
Posted by sunny on :
 
me, too.
 
Posted by 10of13 on :
 
Matto's feelin' the love, Money's on the train and Jelly's holdin' with some really nice candles...Sounds like it'll be groovin' soon!
 
Posted by bilgert on :
 
In like Flynn. That is a pretty chart! Only got in a small position, but I'm on the train.
 
Posted by sunny on :
 
with the candle stick....this will probably gap up Monday anyway...IMHO [Big Grin]
 
Posted by Clyde_Crashcup on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Jelly:
Nice candle forming, I''m holding through the weekend.

Yes Jim, that'd be awesome!

I'm holding looking for it to break resistance at .009 and then to da moon.
 
Posted by Jelly on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by bilgert:
In like Flynn. That is a pretty chart! Only got in a small position, but I'm on the train.

LMAO LIL that's how I'm supposed to spell FLYNN! I'm such a blondie!

Learned from you bilgert!
 
Posted by sunny on :
 
HOWDY CLYDE!!!!!! [Big Grin] [Big Grin] [Big Grin] [Smile]
 
Posted by Dustoff101 on :
 
IN! good pick "Jelly Baby" go Jelly!
 
Posted by Clyde_Crashcup on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by sunny:
HOWDY CLYDE!!!!!! [Big Grin] [Big Grin] [Big Grin] [Smile]

hey sunny !!!!!!!!!!!
 
Posted by mr money on :
 
I Like this one --got in at .007 and .0072. Next week should be a fun ride..
 
Posted by bilgert on :
 
And thanks to you for the great heads up, Jelly! You're a great help to this penny stock newbie.

And remember- Gentlemen prefer blondes. Especially ones who can read charts and finds low-floating gems.

quote:
Originally posted by Jelly:
quote:
Originally posted by bilgert:
In like Flynn. That is a pretty chart! Only got in a small position, but I'm on the train.

LMAO LIL that's how I'm supposed to spell FLYNN! I'm such a blondie!

Learned from you bilgert!


 
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
 
Just got home. Nice little gem here!
 
Posted by sunny on :
 
holding strong.
 
Posted by Dustoff101 on :
 
Strong as an Ox..
 
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
 
RSI crossing 50 and looks like it might bust through the 50 day by Monday!

nice little doggie! Lotsa' traders gone for the weekend already, Monday should be hot.
 
Posted by will on :
 
It's a beautiful thing.
Might not have to wait the weekend to see it go here, 40 minutes left, and the float should be GONE, by now.
 
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
 
I'm glad you're in like Flyn, or Flynn, Jelly and bilgert......But, I'm in like FLINT!
 
Posted by will on :
 
There in like LINT.
 
Posted by MoneyMoneyMoney on :
 
I just picked up 50k more shares. Freed up some cash from PAIM.

I'm sure the heck enjoying RSHN right now!! Very good day for me today.

And hopefully for everyone else too!!
 
Posted by will on :
 
LINT ? LIMP? Reminds me of LAMP, how's that doing these days?
 
Posted by 10of13 on :
 
Any one have L2's on this?
 
Posted by JimSC on :
 
Can somebody share his/her DD with us?
Like O/S, float, and nature of busines.
Thanks in advance.
 
Posted by will on :
 
First page, Jim :

quote:
Originally posted by FatherOfTwo:
From their webpage:

http://www.irwinenergy.com/investors/corporate_profile.htm

Share Structure

Category Shares
Insiders and Officers 20,000,000
Float 5,024,775
Total Shares Issued and Outstanding 25,024,775


Current projects include an interest in a well in Sylvan Lake, Alberta. Sylvan Lake is very near Shell's recent major discovery of an 800,000,000 cubic foot gas reserve. The company also recently announced its participation in the Concho Dome leasehold, in Apache County, Arizona.

Combined Projects Revenue Potential
The revenue potential of these projects is substantial. With crude currently trading around USD $50.00 a barrel and natural gas over $7.00 per thousand cubic feet, it is apparent that initial probable reserves assessments for Westlock and Sylvan Lake production have the potential to generate significant revenue. At Sylvan Lake alone, 1 billion cubic feet of gas and 300,000 barrels of oil conservatively equate to a combined probable reserve value in excess of USD $15 Million (based on a conservative estimate of a natural gas price of over $7 per 1000 cubic feet and over $50 per barrel of crude).


 
Posted by Jelly on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by JimSC:
Can somebody share his/her DD with us?
Like O/S, float, and nature of busines.
Thanks in advance.

The DD is there Jim already on page one.

OS is 9 million
Float is 5 million
 
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
 
COME ON!!!! GOOD STRONG CLOSE!!!!
 
Posted by Dustoff101 on :
 
It's a no-brainer! buy it people.

Might still be some left at .0075
 
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
 
4 minutes....GET IT!
 
Posted by Clyde_Crashcup on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by lilpennypincher:
COME ON!!!! GOOD STRONG CLOSE!!!!

MM's trying to scare. Monday will be a good day.
 
Posted by Dustoff101 on :
 
Dustoff101
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Might still be some left at .0075
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4 minutes....GET IT!

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Lil,

Dont LOSE more than you can afford to invest....LOL

I'm buying low and selling into the run...

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LOL! Lil' you hearing Twilight Zone music? LOL
 
Posted by JimSC on :
 
Thanks to Will and Jelly for your DDs.
 
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Dustoff101:
Dustoff101
Member


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It's a no-brainer! buy it people.

Might still be some left at .0075
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Member Rated:
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4 minutes....GET IT!

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Dont LOSE more than you can afford to invest....LOL

I'm buying low and selling into the run...

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LOL! Lil' you hearing Twilight Zone music? LOL

Eeeee.....yup! Freakin' me OUT!
 
Posted by FatherOfTwo on :
 
Just got home from skiing Grand Targhee (The best place on earth to ski.... 500+ inches of snow per year)....

beside being sore, I am excited on this one. Very low float and interest is building.

I can't wait to see what tomorrow brings!
 
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
 
Irwin Energy, Inc. (OTC: IWNN.PK), is an independent oil and gas producer with North American operations. The Company seeks out low risk opportunities to develop positive cash flow from proven and probable oil and gas plays.

With the participation of Energy 51 as operators, Irwin Energy's projects boast a tier one team of oil veterans who have a combined 100 years+ experience with over 1000 wells drilled and a drill success ratio over 72%. As operators, these veterans have a vested interest in the Company's projects. In fact, their participation is the reason why Irwin Energy is able to gain access to Sylvan Lake, Alberta, an area of interest normally only populated by majors like Gulf Oil, Talisman Energy and Shell Oil (see details of this remarkable story in Our Projects section). Sylvan Lake is very near Shell's recent major discovery of an 800,000,000 cubic foot gas reserve.

Looking further down the road, Irwin Energy also aims to identify larger projects that can be developed as 'farm in', or joint venture plays with established industry partners. As Irwin Energy is focused on the energy sector as a whole, it is also searching for opportunities related to alternative and sustainable energy projects to round out its project mix and bolster long term growth.

With the high price of petroleum and solid long term prospects for the industry, we are confident significant opportunity exists in this sector for the long term and we as a team will continue to identify and develop viable projects that will translate into substantial value for our shareholders.

NEWEST PROJECTS!


Westlock Property, Alberta - Very Near To Production

Irwin's inaugural project is the Richmount Westlock well in Alberta. Irwin Energy estimates that the initial production rate of the Westlock well will be 500,000 cubic feet of gas per day. Production flow from this well is scheduled to begin shortly. Management anticipates that production from the Westlock well will be increased in four months after a review of reservoir data from the initial production records.

The Westlock was perforated and flowed at one million cubic feet per day for several hours to clean-up the formation. The pressures were 964 PSI (pounds per square inch) at surface and between 1050 to 1075 PSI at the perforation depth indicating a potential new pool relative to the off-set gas well. After flowing, the wellhead pressure returned to the original shut in pressure immediately.

The initial production rate of the well is estimated to be 500,000 cubic feet of gas per day. The company's participation in this project is twelve and a half percent. Production flow from this well is scheduled to begin during the second quarter of 2005.

"The Sylvan Lake oil and gas field was discovered in the late 1950's and has produced over 40 million barrels (mbbls) of high quality crude oil and 50 billion cubic feet (bcf) of associated natural gas."

Sylvan Lake Property, Alberta- Discovering What the Majors Overlooked

Irwin Energy's second project is Sylvan Lake drill program. The initial well is a 7,200-foot Peskisko Sand test that is prospective for oil and gas. Montana Oil and Gas has estimated that each development well has probable production of 150 barrels of oil per day and 750 million cubic feet gas per day with reserves in excess of 1 billion cubic feet gas and 300,000 barrels of oil. The average well in the Sylvan Lake Field has produced 500 barrels of oil per day with over one million cubic feet of gas per day. Irwin Energy's participation in this project is five percent. If successful, the company intends to drill up to 4 more wells on these land sections.

Sylvan Lake Area A Long and Steady Producer
The Sylvan Lake oil and gas field was discovered in the late 1950's and has produced over 40 million barrels (mbbls) of high quality crude oil and 50 billion cubic feet (bcf) of associated natural gas. Production continues steadily today and many large companies pay benefits to their shareholders based in part on the resources found in the Sylvan Lake area.

The story begins back in 1958 when an exploratory well was drilled by major company in the area designated 7-3-38-3W5M (currently held and being drilled by The Company) but was abandoned after finding the shallow formations completely eroded by what is called post depositional cutting. As a consequence, the major company did no further exploration on this section and eventually bowed to the complaints of the freehold mineral rights owner and relinquished the deeper mineral rights on the West half back to the freehold mineral rights owner in the early 1960's. This relinquishment was extraordinary at the time as mineral right severance of this type had very seldom ever been done and more specifically, not often by the major companies. Accordingly, these mineral rights sat available and dormant until the early 2000's as almost all oil and gas companies thought they were held by the original lessee.

Through diligent land work (including field visits) Energy 51 discovered this relinquishment and quickly leased the west half of section 3. Since that time they have managed to lease an additional 160 acres.

"Each development well has probable production of 150 barrels of oil per day and 750 million cubic feet gas per day..."

Huge Potential Production
This prospect has the potential to encounter both oil and gas in 5 of what are called Mississippian rock formations. Areas with certain similar particular geological features are common throughout Alberta and account for billions of barrels of reserves.

The Company and their partners interpret their prospect as an "island" of oil and gas much the same as the famous "N" pool of the Sylvan Lake area that is one of the main pools in production. If successful in discovering the anticipated isolated remnant pool, they may have room to drill upwards of four or five other wells in the same area.

Each development well has probable production of 150 barrels of oil per day and 750 million cubic feet gas per day with reserves in excess of 1 billion cubic feet gas and 300,000 barrels of oil. There are also four other pay zones that are prospective for gas. The average well in the Sylvan Lake Field has historically produced 500 barrels of oil per day with over one million cubic feet of gas per day.

Low Infrastructure Costs
One major benefit to the way this property was discovered and explored is that infrastructure costs will be minimal because of the existing productions on the immediate area. This area has been developed for both oil and natural gas over the past forty-five years. Accordingly a multitude of gas gathering and processing facilities and oil transportation facilities have been constructed. A major gas processing facility is located within two miles of our project with gathering system lines with one half a mile from our proposed drilling location. The capacity of the processing facility is approximately 70 mmcf/d with current throughput of only 46 mmcf/d. Accordingly, excess capacity of 24 mmcf/d exists in the facility which would be in the best interest of the operator to fill as soon as possible. This gas processing facility also has oil pipeline access for the transportation of raw oil product to the main delivery terminals north of Red Deer, Alberta. Accordingly, trucking costs would be minimal to get oil product to the transportation system.

"With crude currently trading around USD $50.00 a barrel and natural gas over $7.00 per thousand cubic feet, it is apparent that initial probable reserves assessments for Westlock and Sylvan Lake production have the potential to generate significant revenue."

Barrhead Gas Project
Irwin Energy's third project is the Barrhead gas project in central Alberta. The property includes a gas well, which has already tested gas in two zones. The project size will permit the drilling of at least three new wells.

Current plans at Barrhead call for completion work to be done on well No. 1; the well existing on the property when we acquired our interest, and to commence the drilling of well No. 2. Upon completion of the drilling on well number 2, Irwin will have acquired an interest in both wells. Irwin Energy's participation in the project is six and two thirds percent. The drill site for well No. 2 has been surveyed with drilling estimated to start immediately within 30 days subject to availability of a drill rig. The next well will be drilled right after well 2 is complete. All 3 wells will be fractured to breakdown the oil-permeated formation in the upper zone, before pipelining the combined flow from the 3 wells into a near-by refining facility.

Total cost for these three wells including fracturing and tied-in at Barrhead has been estimated at C$922,066 of which Irwin Energy and the other participants on the property, have fully paid their required drilling costs covering well No 2. Included in this estimate are the costs to hook these wells into the main gas delivery pipeline. Production from the three well is conservatively estimated at 150mcf/day with ultimate per well reserves at 383,000,000CF.

Combined Projects Revenue Potential
The revenue potential of these projects is substantial. With crude currently trading around USD $50.00 a barrel and natural gas over $7.00 per thousand cubic feet, it is apparent that initial probable reserves assessments for Westlock and Sylvan Lake production have the potential to generate significant revenue. At Sylvan Lake alone, 1 billion cubic feet of gas and 300,000 barrels of oil conservatively equate to a combined probable reserve value in excess of USD $15 Million (based on a conservative estimate of a natural gas price of over $7 per 1000 cubic feet and over $50 per barrel of crude).


LAST PR

Irwin Energy Announces Monthly Production Totals For Successful Gas Well
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Nov. 3, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Irwin Energy Inc (Pink Sheets:IWNN) is pleased to report monthly gas flows for the 1-5-60-25W4M Westlock well that was completed and tied into a sales line in May and which is currently produce revenues for the company. The Westlock well thus far has produced 163.8, 271, 104.2, and 129.38 E3M3 (convert to MMCF 0.035494) from May to August inclusive. Volumes for September and October will be announced upon receiving the appropriate data from our operator. All appropriate royalties, transportation and operating costs have been factored in and taken off by the operator. Mr. John Gaetz noted, "The huge rise in natural gas prices of late will benefit the company and its shareholders in terms of future revenues and immediate cash flows."

The Company has a 12.5% interest of the profit sharing on the property and at a current rate of natural gas prices estimated at $10-$11 per mcf over the last months, the Company stands at a good return on its investment. Further update on the revenues will be forthcoming from the operator and our joint venture partners.

The operator of the NZOG 17-1 has competed initial preliminary hydrocarbon tests. These completed tests have confirmed the presence of oil/hydrocarbons and have as of October 13, 2005 taken steps to install a pumping station. Once this pumping station is up and running, (which is planned in the next few days), tests will be conducted to determine a stable daily flow rate to determine the production rate for revenue.

President John Gaetz stated that "the Company would like to take this time to thank its share holders for their patience over the last couple of months. We are very excited to have made this announcement as to the success of this well. Once NZOG 17-1 is in full production, the product will be pumped into production tanks on the property for easy 365-day access to be delivered by truck to Giant Industries Refinery in New Mexico, 85 miles away."

About Irwin Energy, Inc.

Irwin Energy, Inc., based in Vancouver, B.C., was founded for the purpose of engaging in the exploration for and acquisition, development and production of crude oil and natural gas, and for other related activities. In the oil and gas arena, Irwin Energy seeks out low-risk opportunities to develop positive cash flow from proven and probable oil and gas plays. Irwin Energy plans to grow exclusively through efficient reinvestment of its internally generated cash flow in exploration and production operations, and through limited external financing to build ancillary businesses.

Safe Harbour statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: Except for historical information contained herein, the matters discussed in this press release are forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties, including but not limited to economic, competitive, governmental and technological factors affecting the company's operations, markets, products and prices and other factors discussed in the company's various filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

CONTACT: Irwin Energy, Inc.
Kristyn Rose
604-628-7799

Andy Leitao
604-628-2142


Source: PrimeZone (November 3, 2005 - 8:00 AM EST)

WHY INVEST IN OIL AND GAS?


World Oil Market Makes Irwin Energy an investment Opportunity
In the last eighteen months, we witnessed a historic increase in the price of fossil fuels as the price of crude surpassed the $50 dollar mark. As an investor, the question arises: Can the bull market in oil and gas be sustained? The quick answer: YES.

Higher oil and gas prices are here for the long-term, because factors like demand from booming Asian economies, strategic reserve shortages, war, terrorism and geo-political instability, are market pressures that won't be resolved over night, thereby causing prices to remain high. As such, the energy sector continues to offer promising, long-term investment opportunities. Many of these opportunities can be found in small-cap and micro-cap exploration companies.

"the energy sector continues to offer promising, long-term investment opportunities"

This in a nutshell is why Irwin Energy has chosen to make oil and gas its first focus.

Why Invest in Oil and Gas in 2005?
America is facing an energy supply crisis that looks like it is going to get worse, before it gets better, if it improves at all. As the world's largest consumer and importer of oil and natural gas, the US must rely on other countries to meet its energy needs, simply because the nation cannot produce enough domestic oil and gas to meet its own needs. In a nutshell, while record numbers of American's drive gas guzzlers, the country teeters close to the brink of energy insolvency.



The US natural gas supply/demand situation is the tightest it has been in three decades, due, in part, to low domestic reserves in storage. The United States has not been this low on natural gas reserves for a very long time. It's a huge shortfall that equates to over a trillion cubic feet or more of natural gas, which usually is in storage, but has instead been depleted.

U.S. oil production peaked in 1970. Going forward, domestic oil production in the U.S. will decline from 8.5 million barrels per day in 2002 to 7 million barrels per day in 2020 - while consumption will rise from 19.5 million to 25.5 million barrels. The U.S. will have to import more than three quarters of its total oil and gas needs by 2020.

"China now imports more than 2.5 million b/d of crude oil and 500 thousand b/d of refined products."

China's Insatiable Appetite for Oil and Gas
The mega-impact on the global supply of oil and gas resulting from ever increasing Asian demand is also taking its toll. Increased demand from China's explosive economic expansion is, in part, driving the biggest increase in fossil fuel demand in the past 16 years. Since the early 1990's, China's GDP has grown by a compound annual rate of approximately 8 to 9 percent. Throughout Asia energy and raw material supply are becoming big problems. The situation is critical, particularly in terms of electrical energy supply (produced at plants running on combustible oil). Power failures and long black-outs occur frequently in China, India and other countries of Southeast Asia.

In the last decade, China went from being a modest oil-exporting country to a major oil-importing country. Imports of crude to China have increased every year since 1992, the last year China produced a small surplus of crude oil. China's crude-oil imports in 2003 hit a record 80 million metric tones. According to figures from Chinese customs officials, crude-oil imports in the first seven months of 2003 jumped 30 per cent from a year earlier. China now imports more than 2.5 million b/d of crude oil and 500 thousand b/d of refined products. Total consumption, in 2004, so far, is estimated to be up 13.6%. This demand is driven by explosive economic growth in a nation with 1.3 billion people and a burgeoning middle class.

Recognizing that its growing demand for a steady supply of petroleum is a problematic issue, China is taking steps to secure its future energy needs. China has stepped up diplomatic initiatives to foster stronger relations with oil exporting nations, thereby potentially putting the squeeze on supply to the US. China also has plans to create a strategic petroleum reserve targeting a 75 day supply. At current consumption, that would mean 450 million barrels in storage. To meet this end, China has been buying foreign reserves and striking long-term supply deals for both crude and natural gas. In short, China's growing demand for fossil fuels complicates the US's ability to procure supply.

The booming Chinese economy means demand for oil, gas, and other commodities will be strong for years to come. The ripple effect from such strong demand will be felt across the globe as commodity prices, including oil and gas, continue to increase or remain near record highs.

"The United States needs to decrease its dependency on oil from countries that are politically unstable and/or hostile to it."

Problems in the Middle East Stroke Supply Fears
Terrorism and geo-political tensions are an additional problem to the reliability of future energy supply. Saudi Arabia remains the world's largest oil exporter and is a country the US is firmly energy dependent upon. This is a precarious situation when one considers Saudi's vulnerability to terrorist attacks from Al Qaeda, and other militant factions.

Some analysts suggest that Saudi pipelines could be targets of terrorists and that more needs to be done to protect that infrastructure. The concern is that an attack on Saudi operations could affect the Kingdom's ability to serve as a swing producer who has extra production capacity to open and close the taps. Needless to say, any substantial attack on Saudi oil facilities would be a major event for world oil markets. The threat to Saudi's oil supply is case in point, experts say, as to why the United States needs to decrease its dependency on Middle East oil. Political instability in the Middle East and terrorist threats will keep oil and gas prices at multi-year highs.

Though Iraq has the potential to be a major exporter of oil to the world, war and civil unrest in there suggest it will be years before it can produce and export a steady supply of oil. Analysts also view political tension in major, non-Middle East oil exporting states of Nigeria and Venezuela as also having the potential to significantly disrupt exports and drive up world prices. The United States needs to decrease its dependency on oil from countries that are politically unstable and/or hostile to it.

"...these circumstances will continue to encourage exploration investment in Alberta for years to come, thereby creating new opportunities for savvy investors."

World Oil and Gas Production is Declining Though Production is at Capacity
World oil and gas production from existing fields is declining at an average rate of 4% to 6% per year, as the World's largest oil fields age. According to the Colorado School of Mines, the world's 120 largest oilfields produce about 33 million barrels a day - almost 50% of the world's supply. Making the situation worse, investment in oil production infrastructure as well oil exploration is lagging behind world demand. To meet projected demand in 2015, the industry will have to add about 100 million barrels a day of new production.

According to the United States Geological Survey's latest report published in 2000, the world's proven oil and gas currently stands at about 2.5 trillion barrels. A calculation using data from the Center for Global Energy Studies shows that with 28.8 billion barrels currently being consumed per year (79 million a day), there is only 80 years of supply left in the ground. In 2002, the world produced slightly more than 66 million barrels of oil a day (bod), while it consumed about 76 million bod, or 25-27 billion barrels a year. Yet, only 7 billion new barrels a year are discovered. The U.S. Geological Survey says that world production will peak sometime in 2011-2015.

Saudi Arabia is essentially pumping at 100% capacity. Increasingly, Saudi Arabia's capacity to function as a reliable swing producer of oil in times of supply constriction is uncertain. Much of this problem is that Saudi Arabia and other OPEC members have not invested resources in further production capacity. Russia has about 60 billion barrels of proven resources but that is only about enough to supply the world for less than two years. It is generally believed there are no more significant quantities of oil to be discovered inside of Russia. Although West Africa states accounted for 10% of global oil production in 2000, the U.S. Department of Energy estimates that this share will increase to a full quarter of world production by 2020.

In the face of current escalating rates of demand, the issue of supply shortage is exacerbated. With supply shortages and increases in global demand for natural gas has come the need to find new inexpensive reserves. All of the above concerns highlight a strong case for Alberta as a reliable, low-risk, long-term supplier of fossil fuels. Accordingly, these circumstances will continue to encourage exploration investment in Alberta for years to come, thereby creating new opportunities for savvy investors.

Alberta is a Convenient, Reliable and Abundant Source of Oil
On the World stage, Alberta's oil and gas potential is largely overlooked. The December 23, 2002 edition of Oil and Gas Journal reported that Saudi Arabia is home to the World's largest proven reserves, with known reserves approximating 259 billions of barrels (bob). (See chart below).


"Canada holds the world's second largest proven reserves at about 180 bob (excluding the tar sands), which is approximately 40% more than Iraq's known reserves..." Country Proven
Reserves
Saudi Arabia 259
Canada (excluding tar sands) 180
Iraq 112
Kuwait 94
Iran 90
Venezuela 78
Russia 60
U.S. 22
China 18
Norway 10



As you see, Canada holds the world's second largest proven reserves at about 180 bob (excluding the tar sands), which is approximately 40% more than Iraq's known reserves of 112 bob. Alberta has more than 45% of Canada's established reserves of crude oil, 100% of the country's oil sands reserves and 85% of its natural gas. Alberta is also the world's 2nd largest natural gas exporter.

Equally important is that these massive reserves are on the North American continent in the politically stable G7 country of Canada. Alberta oil and gas can be easily and safely transported to the U.S. and other markets.
 
Posted by 10of13 on :
 
Great DD Lil...Thanks...! Hopefully tomorrow will be looking good!
 
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
 
Impressive team they've got!



John Gaetz
John Gaetz
President & Director

Mr. Gaetz is the founder of UV Technology Inc. and brings over 35 years of experience in the manufacturing sector and a strong background in accounting and finance. He has held several senior level management positions in the past including the position of Executive Vice-President and Secretary of UVST, until its 100% acquisition by SVSY.

Prior to UVST, Mr. Gaetz was responsible at various companies for financial administration, engineering, purchasing, production, product development, sales, labour relations, service, installation and quality control. Mr. Gaetz was Vice-President and Director of Administration for Harnischfeger Corporation where he was responsible for the manufacturing and development of naval defence equipment for the Navy of NATO.



Werner F. Grieder
Werner F. Grieder
Vice Chairman

Dr. Grieder PhD. received his Doctorate in Economics (Dr.rer.pol.) From the University of Basel, Switzerland. He also completed the IMEDE Seminar in Advanced Financial Management Lausanne, Switzerland in 1976.

Fluent in German, English, French, and Spanish, Dr. Grieder spent 18 Years in a range of management positions at CIBA Geigy Ltd.. He has at various times been stationed in Switzerland, Africa, Japan, Singapore and other parts of Asia. Subsequently he spent 2 years with Holderbank Ltd. in Honduras.

Currently, Dr. Grieder is a management consultant in Panama and a financial advisor to US and Canadian Venture Companies, with a major emphasis on junior mining companies. Over the last eighteen years he has raised several million dollars in funding for clients in Europe, and also negotiated strategic alliances, joint ventures, mergers and acquisitions for US and Canadian Companies.



Darrell Cho
Darrell Cho
Secretary

Mr. Cho has over twenty years of experience in sales and advertising in a variety of fields including industrial manufacturing, original equipment manufacturers and information technology. As a consultant with Spectrum Ventures Inc., he developed corporate web sites and oversaw the design and implementation of e-commerce solutions.

While Western Canada systems account manager for twelve years at Electrosonic Inc., Mr. Cho negotiated and secured new product lines, worked closely with clients to conceptualize and develop new products and supplied advanced computer products to the industrial manufacturing industry.

Mr. Cho's sales background includes responsibility for the West Coast sales area for Motorola Canada where he was also its top salesman. Mr. Cho is currently responsible for the structure and organization of the sales and marketing staff of the Company with www.theusedcarlot.com. Mr. Cho is fluent with all aspects of the marketing of the Company.





John Briner
John Briner
Corporate Counsel

John Briner practices securities law in Vancouver through his law firm John D. Briner Law Corporation, specializing in cross-border transactions. John has represented numerous clients in a variety of industries, and has represented several e-commerce and technology companies listed on both Canadian and US stock exchanges. Mr. Briner has been invited to speak at numerous conferences around the world, and has recently presented lectures in Taipei, Helsinki, and Rome on securities and technology. John received his initial training in litigation at Murphy Battista, one of Vancouver's most respected boutique litigation firms. He then practiced at Devlin Jensen, where his practice focused on securities, corporate finance and cross-jurisdictional transactions.

John has also been very active politically and has held various executive positions in the Federal Liberal Party of Canada, and currently sits on the Liberal Party Federal Appeals Board. He has promoted liberal economic theory throughout his professional career, as a delegate to the Democracy and Development conference in Rome, as well as through various speaking engagements throughout Europe, Asia, and North America. John has been active in the community and has sat on the Finance Committee of the Vancouver Board of Trade and the Corporate Advisory Council of Vancouver Opera, as well as various positions with the Vancouver Art Gallery and Contemporary Art Gallery. Mr. Briner was also involved in founding and editing several publications promoting human rights, and corporate and legal ethics. He founded a legal ethics fraternity at the University of British Columbia law school which is still active in its recruitment and promotion of legal ethics.

John graduated from the University of British Columbia with degrees in Music, Germanic Studies and Law. He is currently completing a Masters of Law degree at York University in Securities and Corporate Finance.

JOHN D. BRINER LAW CORPORATION
Suite 302, 850 West Hastings St.
Vancouver, BC V6C 1E1
Tel: (604) 685-7552
Fax: (604) 685-7551
Cell: (604) 614-1764
jdbriner*brinergroup.com


Gary Deck C.A. of LDMB Advisors
Accountant

Mr. Deck has been in the accounting field for over twenty-three years. He received his Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Management Information Systems), from the University of British Columbia in 1976. Mr. Deck became certified as a Chartered Accountant in 1982 and as a Certified General Accountant in 1983.

His practice includes a particular focus on the areas of: audit and accounting for public and private enterprise, assisting companies who are going public in both Canada and the U.S., and the preparation of Form 10 - QSB and KSB for U.S. reporting companies.

Mr. Deck is a Member of the Information Technology Group section of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants is also an instructor with the Institute of Chartered Accountants of British Columbia in the area of the Internet.

Mr. Deck is currently a partner with the firm LDMB Advisors Inc.





Peter K. Jensen
Peter K. Jensen
Advisor

Mr. Jensen acquired his Bachelor of Science and Laws degrees at McGill University (with a dual degree in common and civil law). His science degree is in biology with a bias towards medical studies. While studying for his BSc he conducted diabetes research at the Dr. John Dupre research facility at the Royal Victoria Hospital (Montreal) and while there was also the director of a community medical clinic for three years.

Commencing the practice of law in the corporate and securities fields in 1981, by 1987 Mr. Jensen had co-found Devlin Jensen, now one of the Vancouver's senior corporate and securities firms.

Mr. Jensen has a wide range of legal experience related to international business matters. One specialty has been helping Canadian and U.S. firms become reporting companies and issuers in Canada and/or the U.S. by way of RTOs or IPOs (conducted in conjunction with a network of US professional advisors).

Mr. Jensen also has significant experience in conducting legal affairs for clients in the Orient, Europe, Africa and Latin America. He has an understanding of the particular challenges facing corporate management as he is and has been, a director of several companies with capitalizations of several hundred million dollars.

Assisting clients in Canada, the United States, Europe and Hong Kong, Mr. Jensen has raised capital for his clients in amounts of up to one hundred million dollars.
 
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Yet another project

Arizona

The Concho Dome Leasehold

On May 1, 2005, Irwin Energy entered into an agreement with Crossroads Exploration & Production LLC for an undivided 20% working interest in the 10,021.47 acre Concho Dome leasehold, in Apache County, Arizona. Under the terms of the Agreement, the Company paid the gross sum of USD $72,200 for its share of the turnkey drilling expense and estimated completion expense. The Company's working interest is based upon the actual cost of the project.

The Concho Dome prospect is one of the main anticlines in the Holbrook Basin. The Holbrook basin in Arizona contains Paleozoic rocks including sabkha deposits of Permian age. The sabkha deposits in the Holbrook basin are similar in age and character to deposits in the Permian Basin of west Texas, which is a large sedimentary basin that is noted for its rich petroleum and natural-gas deposits.

Area is Host to Hydrocarbons and Industrial Gases

The potential for hydrocarbons and industrial gases in the Holbrook Basin is considered high. Evidence includes past production of helium, recent discoveries of carbon dioxide, shows of oil and gas in numerous wells, and a seep and outcrops of petroliferous rocks along the southern edge of the basin. Drilling depths have ranged from less than 4,000 ft to 6,000 feet. Significant features of the Holbrook Basin prospect include:

Potential for multi zone production
Shallow geological structure implies low operational costs
Year round access to drilling sites
The Holbrook Basin has the potential to produce from at least five (5) Paleozoic formations with excellent reservoir quality rock (prospective pay zones). These zones are:

the Pennsylvanian Naco limestone,
the Devonian Martin dolomite
the Devonian McKracken sandstone
the Permian Coconino
the Permian Supai
Drilling Test Well NZOG 17-01

Irwin Energy and Crossroads Exploration have agreed to drill a test well, NZOG 17-01, which is located just Southeast of Holbrook, Arizona. This test well is a 2,320-foot hole with the Permian Supai formation as the primary objective. This target was chosen to: (1) confirm the geological interpretation of the high precision gravity and multilevel aeromagnetic survey of Concho Dome, and (2) to test the source rocks of the potential pay zone structures.

The test hole is prospective for oil as well as helium. According to the operator, Gordon LeBlanc of Crossroads Exploration & Production, this well has the potential for recoverable reserves of 200,000 – 850,000 barrels of oil from the Permian Supai formation.

Crossroads Exploration & Production the Project Operator

Crossroads Exploration & Production, LLC, a private Louisiana based oil & gas exploration company, is the management entity on the Concho Dome project and a shareholder of Holbrook Energy, the joint operator. Mr. Gordon LeBlanc, a third generation oil and gas operator from Louisiana, is the managing director of Crossroads. Mr. LeBlanc majored in petroleum geology at Centenary College of Louisiana. “Crossroads” uses independent sub-contractors to work the prospective drill targets. This arrangement gives Irwin Energy independent corroboration of all geological/geophysical work to date.

The Significance of Anticlines in the Holbrook Basin

When layers of rock are folded to create a dome, the resulting geometry is called an anticline. Because oil floats on water, the oil tries to move to the top of the anticline. If an impermeable seal, such as a shale bed, caps the dome, then a pool of oil may form at the crest. Anticlines are sought out by petroleum prospectors, because in the right places, most anticlines contain oil.

Past Exploration and Reserves Estimates at Concho Dome

The Permian Coconino sandstone and Supai are the important objectives in the current drilling program as they are very porous and permeable in the Holbrook Basin. Residual oil shows in the Coconino on the Concho Dome lend evidence to oil entrapment within the Coconino. The Boundary Butte Field on the Utah-Arizona border has produced in excess of four million barrels of oil from 458 surface acres from a depth of 1,500 feet. Since the surface of Concho Dome covers 10,000 plus acres, the reserve potential is much greater.

A geothermal well drilled in 1993, the Alpine Federal #1, encountered oil and vugular porosity in the Supai carbonates. The PetroSun NZ 15-1 has shows of oil and discovered natural gas on the Concho Dome with oolitic and oolmoldic porosity in excess of 30% in the dolomites that contain oil and gas, indicating that reefs are present in the Supai. The 1959 Pan America wells on either side of the Concho Dome also encountered oolitic Supai dolomites containing shows of oil. Based on a high precision gravity and multilevel aeromagnetic survey in the Concho area, there is an area of high density between Mesa Redonda and the Concho Anticline, which has been interpreted as carbonate sequences. That area coincides with the surface anticline across the Concho Dome, so the structure overlies and may reflect a reef buildup in the Supai. Since Concho Dome is along the edge of the upper Supai salt basin, reefs, beaches and sandbars may all contain oil and natural gas. In addition, an oil and gas test south of St. Johns flowed water at the rate of 700 gallons per minute (24,000B/D) from sand in the Supai. Therefore, the Supai has the potential for prolific production rates from the sands, as well as vugular dolomites (a geological formation that is highly porous).

The Permian Supai oil reserves based on volumetric calculations using the porosities encountered by Ridgeway Petroleum and PetroSun allow for 553,900 barrels per 40 acres and/or 1.9 BCF of gas per 640 acre spacing. The Permian Coconino oil reserves based on the Boundary Butte Field are 330,000 barrels per 40 acre spacing.

The Holbrook Basin has not been extensively developed for oil. As such, it should be considered a new area of exploration. However, natural gas (Helium) has been produced from the Pinta Dome field within 5 miles from the NZOG 17-01 well prospect. Decline in production required the closure of the processing plant and the abandonment of the Pinta Dome gas field in 1976.

Access to Production Facilities

In the event that oil is discovered, Mr. LeBlanc, the project operator, believes the raw oil product can be transported via truck to a delivery terminal approximately 45 minutes away. Trucking costs would be minimal to transport the crude oil to the terminal.
 
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I shoulda' posted this first. LOL, Oh well.


Irwin Energy Inc. is a public company listed on the Pink Sheet NASD, symbol IWNN.

Irwin Energy, Inc. is an independent oil and gas producer with revenue flowing from it's interest in the West Lock well in Alberta. The Company seeks out low risk opportunities to develop positive cash flow from proven and probable oil and gas investments.

Current projects include an interest in a well in Sylvan Lake, Alberta. Sylvan Lake is very near Shell's recent major discovery of an 800,000,000 cubic foot gas reserve. The company also recently announced its participation in the Concho Dome leasehold, in Apache County, Arizona.

Stock Issue Information

Company Market NASD pink sheet
Trading Symbol IWNN
CUSIP # 464115 10 4
Yearly Range Low $0.025 High $4.50
Share Structure

Category Shares
Insiders and Officers 20,000,000
Float 5,024,775
Total Shares Issued and Outstanding 25,024,775


The Shares are publicly traded on the Pink Sheet NASD (Symbol: IWNN)

Directors & Officers

President & Director John Gaetz
Vice Chairman Werner F. Grieder
Darrel Cho Secretary
Board Of Advisors

Advisor Peter K. Jensen
Advisor Gordon LeBlanc
Auditors, Bank, Legal, Registrar, Transfer Agent, Consultant

Accounting LDMB Advisors
Bankers Bank of Montreal
Solicitor & Registrar John D. Briner & David Stocker
Transfer Agent Continental Stock Transfer
Listings NASD Pink Sheet
Consultants P. Eng. Independent Advisor
 
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Alberta and Gas
Although most people focus on oil in the energy equation, natural gas is also very significant, particularly in the North American context. Natural gas is generally located deep under ground in porous rock formations sandwiched or trapped between more solid rock formations. It is one of the cleanest burning fuels and is increasingly used for heating and cooling, by industry and for electrical generation and Alberta produces five trillion cubic feet of natural gas per year delivered through what is called the Alberta Hub that helps link 500,000 kilometres of gas pipelines. Moving through this network throughout North America, natural gas travels through a pressurized pipeline at speeds of up to 40 kilometres per hour. It would take natural gas approximately three days to travel from Alberta to southwestern Ontario.

Alberta also has significant potential for natural gas in coal (coalbed methane) development, which may help meet the growing demand for natural gas by supplementing conventional natural gas reserves.



Natural Gas is Crucial to North America's Energy Needs
Canada is in the process of tripling its natural gas exports to the United States. While U.S. oil fields were dying all through the '90s, Canada doubled their natural gas exports. Experts predict Canada will outgrow U.S. gas exports by 50% within this decade.

Natural gas stocks soared when investors discovered stored natural gas was at a six-year low, meaning it would be tough to make it through a cold winter. But just because it isn't front-page news today doesn't mean the problem has been solved. Some 55 million American houses use natural gas for heat. They're still paying as much as 72% more for gas than they did three years ago. Natural gas producers are working at full capacity too' but production is barely pacing demand. What's more, unlike oil, gas is not transported cheaply. It's not stored easily and there are no strategic reserves. Companies are scrambling to finish the pipelines to places like the Mackenzie Valley. It's a lot like the race to build the first railroad to California in the 1800s.

"Alberta, a stable G7 country, contiguous to the United States will be able to supply gas for a long time to come."

90% of U.S. Utility Companies Burn Natural Gas To Make Electricity
After a massive spike, natural gas prices have eased off as Winter moves into Spring. Some 55 million American houses use natural gas for heat, however natural gas isn't just for heating anymore as it is central to the production of electrical energy on this continent.

The strategic oil reserve is no use to these utilities and the resulting electrical energy they distribute so if there is an interruption in supply for any reason in the tinderbox of the Middle East, political disruption in Venezuela or a terrorist attack on a crucial energy facility America will need to be able to reach back for secure supplies of this crucial resource. Alberta, a stable G7 country, contiguous to the United States will be able to supply gas for a long time to come.
 
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Hi Ladies - just in from dinner -
Did you know that Alberta is the richest province in Canada on account of their oil and gas? Ralph Klein (premier of Alberta) just handed out $400 cheques to every citizen in the province since life is so good - bottom line was 1 billion for the tax payers (their own money back) --
 
Posted by Steam_Ahead on :
 
Did you know that there is an Island southeast of Nova Scotia rich in natural gas and most of it is destine for the US --- on account of that it's suggested that they will turn off our taps before yours :-) -- good thing I heat with oil -- probably Alberta oil -- hehe
 
Posted by Steam_Ahead on :
 
I think I have natural gas after the dinner :-)
(sorry - had to say it)
 
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
 
LMAO steam!

Nice posts.
 
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Fast Facts About Alberta . . . Discover our energy!

Alberta's extensive technology infrastructure, strong knowledge base and favourable business climate makes us industry leaders in oil and gas.

Oil

The oil industry is the foundation of Alberta's modern economy. We are one of the world's top energy producers with vast reserves of oil and natural gas. The oil sand deposits in Alberta are the largest in the world.

Our oil sands contain over 1.6 trillion barrels of bitumen, of which 175 billion barrels are currently considered recoverable. In 2003, production from conventional oil, oil sands sources, and pentanes was over 1.6 million barrels/day.

In 2003 Alberta accounted for:

66% of Canada's conventional oil
81% of Canada's natural gas
100% of Canada's bitumen and synthetic crude oil
In 2003, Alberta's oil sales were:

62% to the United States of America
24% within Alberta
14% to the rest of Canada
Alberta also holds an 5% share of the U.S. crude oil market.


Natural Gas

Natural gas is becoming increasingly important as an energy fuel worldwide. In 2003, Alberta's marketable natural gas deliveries totaled 4.97 trillion cubic feet.

In 2003, Alberta's natural gas sales were:

62% to the United States of America
24% to the rest of Canada
14% for use within Alberta
In 2003, the production of natural gas liquids (ethane, propane, and butanes) totaled 101 million barrels, valued at $2.5 billion.

Alberta also holds a 12% share of the U.S. natural gas market.

International Trade

Our extensive technology infrastructure, strong knowledge base, and favourable business climate makes us industry leaders in oil and gas.

In 2003, Canada is the:

Ninth largest oil producer
World's second largest natural gas exporter
Third largest natural gas producer
With over 55 years experience developing oil and gas reserves, Albertans have a history of innovative performance that is world class. From 1999 - 2004, our international trade in goods and services has achieved an average, annual growth of more than 15%.

Albertans are known for conducting business with a strong focus on export markets. We are proud to trade with over 160 countries. More than 2,000 Alberta businesses are exporting goods and services. Annual sales exceed $72 billion.
 
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Is anyone looking at leaving a handful of cash in this for the long term? Go Ralph go,,,,
 
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
 
Man with all this DD and the low float. There ain't No TELLIN' Where this baby is gonna' end up this week.
I'm starting to get that RUNNING FEELING!
Oh boy......This could BE HUGE!!!!!

Now.....all that beautiful DD is on the previous page.
I'm bringing it over.

Irwin Energy Inc. is a public company listed on the Pink Sheet NASD, symbol IWNN.

Irwin Energy, Inc. is an independent oil and gas producer with revenue flowing from it's interest in the West Lock well in Alberta. The Company seeks out low risk opportunities to develop positive cash flow from proven and probable oil and gas investments.

Current projects include an interest in a well in Sylvan Lake, Alberta. Sylvan Lake is very near Shell's recent major discovery of an 800,000,000 cubic foot gas reserve. The company also recently announced its participation in the Concho Dome leasehold, in Apache County, Arizona.

Stock Issue Information

Company Market NASD pink sheet
Trading Symbol IWNN
CUSIP # 464115 10 4
Yearly Range Low $0.025 High $4.50
Share Structure

Category Shares
Insiders and Officers 20,000,000
Float 5,024,775
Total Shares Issued and Outstanding 25,024,775


The Shares are publicly traded on the Pink Sheet NASD (Symbol: IWNN)

Directors & Officers

President & Director John Gaetz
Vice Chairman Werner F. Grieder
Darrel Cho Secretary
Board Of Advisors

Advisor Peter K. Jensen
Advisor Gordon LeBlanc
Auditors, Bank, Legal, Registrar, Transfer Agent, Consultant

Accounting LDMB Advisors
Bankers Bank of Montreal
Solicitor & Registrar John D. Briner & David Stocker
Transfer Agent Continental Stock Transfer
Listings NASD Pink Sheet
Consultants P. Eng. Independent Advisor

http://www.irwinenergy.com/


About their team.


John Gaetz
President & Director

Mr. Gaetz is the founder of UV Technology Inc. and brings over 35 years of experience in the manufacturing sector and a strong background in accounting and finance. He has held several senior level management positions in the past including the position of Executive Vice-President and Secretary of UVST, until its 100% acquisition by SVSY.

Prior to UVST, Mr. Gaetz was responsible at various companies for financial administration, engineering, purchasing, production, product development, sales, labour relations, service, installation and quality control. Mr. Gaetz was Vice-President and Director of Administration for Harnischfeger Corporation where he was responsible for the manufacturing and development of naval defence equipment for the Navy of NATO.


Werner F. Grieder
Werner F. Grieder
Vice Chairman

Dr. Grieder PhD. received his Doctorate in Economics (Dr.rer.pol.) From the University of Basel, Switzerland. He also completed the IMEDE Seminar in Advanced Financial Management Lausanne, Switzerland in 1976.

Fluent in German, English, French, and Spanish, Dr. Grieder spent 18 Years in a range of management positions at CIBA Geigy Ltd.. He has at various times been stationed in Switzerland, Africa, Japan, Singapore and other parts of Asia. Subsequently he spent 2 years with Holderbank Ltd. in Honduras.

Currently, Dr. Grieder is a management consultant in Panama and a financial advisor to US and Canadian Venture Companies, with a major emphasis on junior mining companies. Over the last eighteen years he has raised several million dollars in funding for clients in Europe, and also negotiated strategic alliances, joint ventures, mergers and acquisitions for US and Canadian Companies.


Darrell Cho
Darrell Cho
Secretary

Mr. Cho has over twenty years of experience in sales and advertising in a variety of fields including industrial manufacturing, original equipment manufacturers and information technology. As a consultant with Spectrum Ventures Inc., he developed corporate web sites and oversaw the design and implementation of e-commerce solutions.

While Western Canada systems account manager for twelve years at Electrosonic Inc., Mr. Cho negotiated and secured new product lines, worked closely with clients to conceptualize and develop new products and supplied advanced computer products to the industrial manufacturing industry.

Mr. Cho's sales background includes responsibility for the West Coast sales area for Motorola Canada where he was also its top salesman. Mr. Cho is currently responsible for the structure and organization of the sales and marketing staff of the Company with www.theusedcarlot.com. Mr. Cho is fluent with all aspects of the marketing of the Company.


John Briner
John Briner
Corporate Counsel

John Briner practices securities law in Vancouver through his law firm John D. Briner Law Corporation, specializing in cross-border transactions. John has represented numerous clients in a variety of industries, and has represented several e-commerce and technology companies listed on both Canadian and US stock exchanges. Mr. Briner has been invited to speak at numerous conferences around the world, and has recently presented lectures in Taipei, Helsinki, and Rome on securities and technology. John received his initial training in litigation at Murphy Battista, one of Vancouver's most respected boutique litigation firms. He then practiced at Devlin Jensen, where his practice focused on securities, corporate finance and cross-jurisdictional transactions.

John has also been very active politically and has held various executive positions in the Federal Liberal Party of Canada, and currently sits on the Liberal Party Federal Appeals Board. He has promoted liberal economic theory throughout his professional career, as a delegate to the Democracy and Development conference in Rome, as well as through various speaking engagements throughout Europe, Asia, and North America. John has been active in the community and has sat on the Finance Committee of the Vancouver Board of Trade and the Corporate Advisory Council of Vancouver Opera, as well as various positions with the Vancouver Art Gallery and Contemporary Art Gallery. Mr. Briner was also involved in founding and editing several publications promoting human rights, and corporate and legal ethics. He founded a legal ethics fraternity at the University of British Columbia law school which is still active in its recruitment and promotion of legal ethics.

John graduated from the University of British Columbia with degrees in Music, Germanic Studies and Law. He is currently completing a Masters of Law degree at York University in Securities and Corporate Finance.

JOHN D. BRINER LAW CORPORATION
Suite 302, 850 West Hastings St.
Vancouver, BC V6C 1E1
Tel: (604) 685-7552
Fax: (604) 685-7551
Cell: (604) 614-1764
jdbriner*brinergroup.com


Gary Deck C.A. of LDMB Advisors
Accountant

Mr. Deck has been in the accounting field for over twenty-three years. He received his Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Management Information Systems), from the University of British Columbia in 1976. Mr. Deck became certified as a Chartered Accountant in 1982 and as a Certified General Accountant in 1983.

His practice includes a particular focus on the areas of: audit and accounting for public and private enterprise, assisting companies who are going public in both Canada and the U.S., and the preparation of Form 10 - QSB and KSB for U.S. reporting companies.

Mr. Deck is a Member of the Information Technology Group section of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants is also an instructor with the Institute of Chartered Accountants of British Columbia in the area of the Internet.

Mr. Deck is currently a partner with the firm LDMB Advisors Inc.


Peter K. Jensen
Peter K. Jensen
Advisor

Mr. Jensen acquired his Bachelor of Science and Laws degrees at McGill University (with a dual degree in common and civil law). His science degree is in biology with a bias towards medical studies. While studying for his BSc he conducted diabetes research at the Dr. John Dupre research facility at the Royal Victoria Hospital (Montreal) and while there was also the director of a community medical clinic for three years.

Commencing the practice of law in the corporate and securities fields in 1981, by 1987 Mr. Jensen had co-found Devlin Jensen, now one of the Vancouver's senior corporate and securities firms.

Mr. Jensen has a wide range of legal experience related to international business matters. One specialty has been helping Canadian and U.S. firms become reporting companies and issuers in Canada and/or the U.S. by way of RTOs or IPOs (conducted in conjunction with a network of US professional advisors).

Mr. Jensen also has significant experience in conducting legal affairs for clients in the Orient, Europe, Africa and Latin America. He has an understanding of the particular challenges facing corporate management as he is and has been, a director of several companies with capitalizations of several hundred million dollars.

Assisting clients in Canada, the United States, Europe and Hong Kong, Mr. Jensen has raised capital for his clients in amounts of up to one hundred million dollars.

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Irwin Energy, Inc. (OTC: IWNN.PK), is an independent oil and gas producer with North American operations. The Company seeks out low risk opportunities to develop positive cash flow from proven and probable oil and gas plays.

With the participation of Energy 51 as operators, Irwin Energy's projects boast a tier one team of oil veterans who have a combined 100 years+ experience with over 1000 wells drilled and a drill success ratio over 72%. As operators, these veterans have a vested interest in the Company's projects. In fact, their participation is the reason why Irwin Energy is able to gain access to Sylvan Lake, Alberta, an area of interest normally only populated by majors like Gulf Oil, Talisman Energy and Shell Oil (see details of this remarkable story in Our Projects section). Sylvan Lake is very near Shell's recent major discovery of an 800,000,000 cubic foot gas reserve.

Looking further down the road, Irwin Energy also aims to identify larger projects that can be developed as 'farm in', or joint venture plays with established industry partners. As Irwin Energy is focused on the energy sector as a whole, it is also searching for opportunities related to alternative and sustainable energy projects to round out its project mix and bolster long term growth.

With the high price of petroleum and solid long term prospects for the industry, we are confident significant opportunity exists in this sector for the long term and we as a team will continue to identify and develop viable projects that will translate into substantial value for our shareholders.

NEWEST PROJECTS!


Westlock Property, Alberta - Very Near To Production

Irwin's inaugural project is the Richmount Westlock well in Alberta. Irwin Energy estimates that the initial production rate of the Westlock well will be 500,000 cubic feet of gas per day. Production flow from this well is scheduled to begin shortly. Management anticipates that production from the Westlock well will be increased in four months after a review of reservoir data from the initial production records.

The Westlock was perforated and flowed at one million cubic feet per day for several hours to clean-up the formation. The pressures were 964 PSI (pounds per square inch) at surface and between 1050 to 1075 PSI at the perforation depth indicating a potential new pool relative to the off-set gas well. After flowing, the wellhead pressure returned to the original shut in pressure immediately.

The initial production rate of the well is estimated to be 500,000 cubic feet of gas per day. The company's participation in this project is twelve and a half percent. Production flow from this well is scheduled to begin during the second quarter of 2005.

"The Sylvan Lake oil and gas field was discovered in the late 1950's and has produced over 40 million barrels (mbbls) of high quality crude oil and 50 billion cubic feet (bcf) of associated natural gas."

Sylvan Lake Property, Alberta- Discovering What the Majors Overlooked

Irwin Energy's second project is Sylvan Lake drill program. The initial well is a 7,200-foot Peskisko Sand test that is prospective for oil and gas. Montana Oil and Gas has estimated that each development well has probable production of 150 barrels of oil per day and 750 million cubic feet gas per day with reserves in excess of 1 billion cubic feet gas and 300,000 barrels of oil. The average well in the Sylvan Lake Field has produced 500 barrels of oil per day with over one million cubic feet of gas per day. Irwin Energy's participation in this project is five percent. If successful, the company intends to drill up to 4 more wells on these land sections.

Sylvan Lake Area A Long and Steady Producer
The Sylvan Lake oil and gas field was discovered in the late 1950's and has produced over 40 million barrels (mbbls) of high quality crude oil and 50 billion cubic feet (bcf) of associated natural gas. Production continues steadily today and many large companies pay benefits to their shareholders based in part on the resources found in the Sylvan Lake area.

The story begins back in 1958 when an exploratory well was drilled by major company in the area designated 7-3-38-3W5M (currently held and being drilled by The Company) but was abandoned after finding the shallow formations completely eroded by what is called post depositional cutting. As a consequence, the major company did no further exploration on this section and eventually bowed to the complaints of the freehold mineral rights owner and relinquished the deeper mineral rights on the West half back to the freehold mineral rights owner in the early 1960's. This relinquishment was extraordinary at the time as mineral right severance of this type had very seldom ever been done and more specifically, not often by the major companies. Accordingly, these mineral rights sat available and dormant until the early 2000's as almost all oil and gas companies thought they were held by the original lessee.

Through diligent land work (including field visits) Energy 51 discovered this relinquishment and quickly leased the west half of section 3. Since that time they have managed to lease an additional 160 acres.

"Each development well has probable production of 150 barrels of oil per day and 750 million cubic feet gas per day..."

Huge Potential Production
This prospect has the potential to encounter both oil and gas in 5 of what are called Mississippian rock formations. Areas with certain similar particular geological features are common throughout Alberta and account for billions of barrels of reserves.

The Company and their partners interpret their prospect as an "island" of oil and gas much the same as the famous "N" pool of the Sylvan Lake area that is one of the main pools in production. If successful in discovering the anticipated isolated remnant pool, they may have room to drill upwards of four or five other wells in the same area.

Each development well has probable production of 150 barrels of oil per day and 750 million cubic feet gas per day with reserves in excess of 1 billion cubic feet gas and 300,000 barrels of oil. There are also four other pay zones that are prospective for gas. The average well in the Sylvan Lake Field has historically produced 500 barrels of oil per day with over one million cubic feet of gas per day.

Low Infrastructure Costs
One major benefit to the way this property was discovered and explored is that infrastructure costs will be minimal because of the existing productions on the immediate area. This area has been developed for both oil and natural gas over the past forty-five years. Accordingly a multitude of gas gathering and processing facilities and oil transportation facilities have been constructed. A major gas processing facility is located within two miles of our project with gathering system lines with one half a mile from our proposed drilling location. The capacity of the processing facility is approximately 70 mmcf/d with current throughput of only 46 mmcf/d. Accordingly, excess capacity of 24 mmcf/d exists in the facility which would be in the best interest of the operator to fill as soon as possible. This gas processing facility also has oil pipeline access for the transportation of raw oil product to the main delivery terminals north of Red Deer, Alberta. Accordingly, trucking costs would be minimal to get oil product to the transportation system.

"With crude currently trading around USD $50.00 a barrel and natural gas over $7.00 per thousand cubic feet, it is apparent that initial probable reserves assessments for Westlock and Sylvan Lake production have the potential to generate significant revenue."

Barrhead Gas Project
Irwin Energy's third project is the Barrhead gas project in central Alberta. The property includes a gas well, which has already tested gas in two zones. The project size will permit the drilling of at least three new wells.

Current plans at Barrhead call for completion work to be done on well No. 1; the well existing on the property when we acquired our interest, and to commence the drilling of well No. 2. Upon completion of the drilling on well number 2, Irwin will have acquired an interest in both wells. Irwin Energy's participation in the project is six and two thirds percent. The drill site for well No. 2 has been surveyed with drilling estimated to start immediately within 30 days subject to availability of a drill rig. The next well will be drilled right after well 2 is complete. All 3 wells will be fractured to breakdown the oil-permeated formation in the upper zone, before pipelining the combined flow from the 3 wells into a near-by refining facility.

Total cost for these three wells including fracturing and tied-in at Barrhead has been estimated at C$922,066 of which Irwin Energy and the other participants on the property, have fully paid their required drilling costs covering well No 2. Included in this estimate are the costs to hook these wells into the main gas delivery pipeline. Production from the three well is conservatively estimated at 150mcf/day with ultimate per well reserves at 383,000,000CF.

Combined Projects Revenue Potential
The revenue potential of these projects is substantial. With crude currently trading around USD $50.00 a barrel and natural gas over $7.00 per thousand cubic feet, it is apparent that initial probable reserves assessments for Westlock and Sylvan Lake production have the potential to generate significant revenue. At Sylvan Lake alone, 1 billion cubic feet of gas and 300,000 barrels of oil conservatively equate to a combined probable reserve value in excess of USD $15 Million (based on a conservative estimate of a natural gas price of over $7 per 1000 cubic feet and over $50 per barrel of crude).


Arizona

The Concho Dome Leasehold

On May 1, 2005, Irwin Energy entered into an agreement with Crossroads Exploration & Production LLC for an undivided 20% working interest in the 10,021.47 acre Concho Dome leasehold, in Apache County, Arizona. Under the terms of the Agreement, the Company paid the gross sum of USD $72,200 for its share of the turnkey drilling expense and estimated completion expense. The Company's working interest is based upon the actual cost of the project.

The Concho Dome prospect is one of the main anticlines in the Holbrook Basin. The Holbrook basin in Arizona contains Paleozoic rocks including sabkha deposits of Permian age. The sabkha deposits in the Holbrook basin are similar in age and character to deposits in the Permian Basin of west Texas, which is a large sedimentary basin that is noted for its rich petroleum and natural-gas deposits.

Area is Host to Hydrocarbons and Industrial Gases

The potential for hydrocarbons and industrial gases in the Holbrook Basin is considered high. Evidence includes past production of helium, recent discoveries of carbon dioxide, shows of oil and gas in numerous wells, and a seep and outcrops of petroliferous rocks along the southern edge of the basin. Drilling depths have ranged from less than 4,000 ft to 6,000 feet. Significant features of the Holbrook Basin prospect include:

Potential for multi zone production
Shallow geological structure implies low operational costs
Year round access to drilling sites
The Holbrook Basin has the potential to produce from at least five (5) Paleozoic formations with excellent reservoir quality rock (prospective pay zones). These zones are:

the Pennsylvanian Naco limestone,
the Devonian Martin dolomite
the Devonian McKracken sandstone
the Permian Coconino
the Permian Supai
Drilling Test Well NZOG 17-01

Irwin Energy and Crossroads Exploration have agreed to drill a test well, NZOG 17-01, which is located just Southeast of Holbrook, Arizona. This test well is a 2,320-foot hole with the Permian Supai formation as the primary objective. This target was chosen to: (1) confirm the geological interpretation of the high precision gravity and multilevel aeromagnetic survey of Concho Dome, and (2) to test the source rocks of the potential pay zone structures.

The test hole is prospective for oil as well as helium. According to the operator, Gordon LeBlanc of Crossroads Exploration & Production, this well has the potential for recoverable reserves of 200,000 – 850,000 barrels of oil from the Permian Supai formation.

Crossroads Exploration & Production the Project Operator

Crossroads Exploration & Production, LLC, a private Louisiana based oil & gas exploration company, is the management entity on the Concho Dome project and a shareholder of Holbrook Energy, the joint operator. Mr. Gordon LeBlanc, a third generation oil and gas operator from Louisiana, is the managing director of Crossroads. Mr. LeBlanc majored in petroleum geology at Centenary College of Louisiana. “Crossroads” uses independent sub-contractors to work the prospective drill targets. This arrangement gives Irwin Energy independent corroboration of all geological/geophysical work to date.

The Significance of Anticlines in the Holbrook Basin

When layers of rock are folded to create a dome, the resulting geometry is called an anticline. Because oil floats on water, the oil tries to move to the top of the anticline. If an impermeable seal, such as a shale bed, caps the dome, then a pool of oil may form at the crest. Anticlines are sought out by petroleum prospectors, because in the right places, most anticlines contain oil.

Past Exploration and Reserves Estimates at Concho Dome

The Permian Coconino sandstone and Supai are the important objectives in the current drilling program as they are very porous and permeable in the Holbrook Basin. Residual oil shows in the Coconino on the Concho Dome lend evidence to oil entrapment within the Coconino. The Boundary Butte Field on the Utah-Arizona border has produced in excess of four million barrels of oil from 458 surface acres from a depth of 1,500 feet. Since the surface of Concho Dome covers 10,000 plus acres, the reserve potential is much greater.

A geothermal well drilled in 1993, the Alpine Federal #1, encountered oil and vugular porosity in the Supai carbonates. The PetroSun NZ 15-1 has shows of oil and discovered natural gas on the Concho Dome with oolitic and oolmoldic porosity in excess of 30% in the dolomites that contain oil and gas, indicating that reefs are present in the Supai. The 1959 Pan America wells on either side of the Concho Dome also encountered oolitic Supai dolomites containing shows of oil. Based on a high precision gravity and multilevel aeromagnetic survey in the Concho area, there is an area of high density between Mesa Redonda and the Concho Anticline, which has been interpreted as carbonate sequences. That area coincides with the surface anticline across the Concho Dome, so the structure overlies and may reflect a reef buildup in the Supai. Since Concho Dome is along the edge of the upper Supai salt basin, reefs, beaches and sandbars may all contain oil and natural gas. In addition, an oil and gas test south of St. Johns flowed water at the rate of 700 gallons per minute (24,000B/D) from sand in the Supai. Therefore, the Supai has the potential for prolific production rates from the sands, as well as vugular dolomites (a geological formation that is highly porous).

The Permian Supai oil reserves based on volumetric calculations using the porosities encountered by Ridgeway Petroleum and PetroSun allow for 553,900 barrels per 40 acres and/or 1.9 BCF of gas per 640 acre spacing. The Permian Coconino oil reserves based on the Boundary Butte Field are 330,000 barrels per 40 acre spacing.

The Holbrook Basin has not been extensively developed for oil. As such, it should be considered a new area of exploration. However, natural gas (Helium) has been produced from the Pinta Dome field within 5 miles from the NZOG 17-01 well prospect. Decline in production required the closure of the processing plant and the abandonment of the Pinta Dome gas field in 1976.

Access to Production Facilities

In the event that oil is discovered, Mr. LeBlanc, the project operator, believes the raw oil product can be transported via truck to a delivery terminal approximately 45 minutes away. Trucking costs would be minimal to transport the crude oil to the terminal.


LAST PR

Irwin Energy Announces Monthly Production Totals For Successful Gas Well
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Nov. 3, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Irwin Energy Inc (Pink Sheets:IWNN) is pleased to report monthly gas flows for the 1-5-60-25W4M Westlock well that was completed and tied into a sales line in May and which is currently produce revenues for the company. The Westlock well thus far has produced 163.8, 271, 104.2, and 129.38 E3M3 (convert to MMCF 0.035494) from May to August inclusive. Volumes for September and October will be announced upon receiving the appropriate data from our operator. All appropriate royalties, transportation and operating costs have been factored in and taken off by the operator. Mr. John Gaetz noted, "The huge rise in natural gas prices of late will benefit the company and its shareholders in terms of future revenues and immediate cash flows."

The Company has a 12.5% interest of the profit sharing on the property and at a current rate of natural gas prices estimated at $10-$11 per mcf over the last months, the Company stands at a good return on its investment. Further update on the revenues will be forthcoming from the operator and our joint venture partners.

The operator of the NZOG 17-1 has competed initial preliminary hydrocarbon tests. These completed tests have confirmed the presence of oil/hydrocarbons and have as of October 13, 2005 taken steps to install a pumping station. Once this pumping station is up and running, (which is planned in the next few days), tests will be conducted to determine a stable daily flow rate to determine the production rate for revenue.

President John Gaetz stated that "the Company would like to take this time to thank its share holders for their patience over the last couple of months. We are very excited to have made this announcement as to the success of this well. Once NZOG 17-1 is in full production, the product will be pumped into production tanks on the property for easy 365-day access to be delivered by truck to Giant Industries Refinery in New Mexico, 85 miles away."


CONTACT: Irwin Energy, Inc.
Kristyn Rose
604-628-7799

Andy Leitao
604-628-2142


Source: PrimeZone (November 3, 2005 - 8:00 AM EST)

WHY INVEST IN OIL AND GAS?


World Oil Market Makes Irwin Energy an investment Opportunity
In the last eighteen months, we witnessed a historic increase in the price of fossil fuels as the price of crude surpassed the $50 dollar mark. As an investor, the question arises: Can the bull market in oil and gas be sustained? The quick answer: YES.

Higher oil and gas prices are here for the long-term, because factors like demand from booming Asian economies, strategic reserve shortages, war, terrorism and geo-political instability, are market pressures that won't be resolved over night, thereby causing prices to remain high. As such, the energy sector continues to offer promising, long-term investment opportunities. Many of these opportunities can be found in small-cap and micro-cap exploration companies.

"the energy sector continues to offer promising, long-term investment opportunities"

This in a nutshell is why Irwin Energy has chosen to make oil and gas its first focus.

Why Invest in Oil and Gas in 2005?
America is facing an energy supply crisis that looks like it is going to get worse, before it gets better, if it improves at all. As the world's largest consumer and importer of oil and natural gas, the US must rely on other countries to meet its energy needs, simply because the nation cannot produce enough domestic oil and gas to meet its own needs. In a nutshell, while record numbers of American's drive gas guzzlers, the country teeters close to the brink of energy insolvency.


The US natural gas supply/demand situation is the tightest it has been in three decades, due, in part, to low domestic reserves in storage. The United States has not been this low on natural gas reserves for a very long time. It's a huge shortfall that equates to over a trillion cubic feet or more of natural gas, which usually is in storage, but has instead been depleted.

U.S. oil production peaked in 1970. Going forward, domestic oil production in the U.S. will decline from 8.5 million barrels per day in 2002 to 7 million barrels per day in 2020 - while consumption will rise from 19.5 million to 25.5 million barrels. The U.S. will have to import more than three quarters of its total oil and gas needs by 2020.

"China now imports more than 2.5 million b/d of crude oil and 500 thousand b/d of refined products."

China's Insatiable Appetite for Oil and Gas
The mega-impact on the global supply of oil and gas resulting from ever increasing Asian demand is also taking its toll. Increased demand from China's explosive economic expansion is, in part, driving the biggest increase in fossil fuel demand in the past 16 years. Since the early 1990's, China's GDP has grown by a compound annual rate of approximately 8 to 9 percent. Throughout Asia energy and raw material supply are becoming big problems. The situation is critical, particularly in terms of electrical energy supply (produced at plants running on combustible oil). Power failures and long black-outs occur frequently in China, India and other countries of Southeast Asia.

In the last decade, China went from being a modest oil-exporting country to a major oil-importing country. Imports of crude to China have increased every year since 1992, the last year China produced a small surplus of crude oil. China's crude-oil imports in 2003 hit a record 80 million metric tones. According to figures from Chinese customs officials, crude-oil imports in the first seven months of 2003 jumped 30 per cent from a year earlier. China now imports more than 2.5 million b/d of crude oil and 500 thousand b/d of refined products. Total consumption, in 2004, so far, is estimated to be up 13.6%. This demand is driven by explosive economic growth in a nation with 1.3 billion people and a burgeoning middle class.

Recognizing that its growing demand for a steady supply of petroleum is a problematic issue, China is taking steps to secure its future energy needs. China has stepped up diplomatic initiatives to foster stronger relations with oil exporting nations, thereby potentially putting the squeeze on supply to the US. China also has plans to create a strategic petroleum reserve targeting a 75 day supply. At current consumption, that would mean 450 million barrels in storage. To meet this end, China has been buying foreign reserves and striking long-term supply deals for both crude and natural gas. In short, China's growing demand for fossil fuels complicates the US's ability to procure supply.

The booming Chinese economy means demand for oil, gas, and other commodities will be strong for years to come. The ripple effect from such strong demand will be felt across the globe as commodity prices, including oil and gas, continue to increase or remain near record highs.

"The United States needs to decrease its dependency on oil from countries that are politically unstable and/or hostile to it."

Problems in the Middle East Stroke Supply Fears
Terrorism and geo-political tensions are an additional problem to the reliability of future energy supply. Saudi Arabia remains the world's largest oil exporter and is a country the US is firmly energy dependent upon. This is a precarious situation when one considers Saudi's vulnerability to terrorist attacks from Al Qaeda, and other militant factions.

Some analysts suggest that Saudi pipelines could be targets of terrorists and that more needs to be done to protect that infrastructure. The concern is that an attack on Saudi operations could affect the Kingdom's ability to serve as a swing producer who has extra production capacity to open and close the taps. Needless to say, any substantial attack on Saudi oil facilities would be a major event for world oil markets. The threat to Saudi's oil supply is case in point, experts say, as to why the United States needs to decrease its dependency on Middle East oil. Political instability in the Middle East and terrorist threats will keep oil and gas prices at multi-year highs.

Though Iraq has the potential to be a major exporter of oil to the world, war and civil unrest in there suggest it will be years before it can produce and export a steady supply of oil. Analysts also view political tension in major, non-Middle East oil exporting states of Nigeria and Venezuela as also having the potential to significantly disrupt exports and drive up world prices. The United States needs to decrease its dependency on oil from countries that are politically unstable and/or hostile to it.

"...these circumstances will continue to encourage exploration investment in Alberta for years to come, thereby creating new opportunities for savvy investors."

World Oil and Gas Production is Declining Though Production is at Capacity
World oil and gas production from existing fields is declining at an average rate of 4% to 6% per year, as the World's largest oil fields age. According to the Colorado School of Mines, the world's 120 largest oilfields produce about 33 million barrels a day - almost 50% of the world's supply. Making the situation worse, investment in oil production infrastructure as well oil exploration is lagging behind world demand. To meet projected demand in 2015, the industry will have to add about 100 million barrels a day of new production.

According to the United States Geological Survey's latest report published in 2000, the world's proven oil and gas currently stands at about 2.5 trillion barrels. A calculation using data from the Center for Global Energy Studies shows that with 28.8 billion barrels currently being consumed per year (79 million a day), there is only 80 years of supply left in the ground. In 2002, the world produced slightly more than 66 million barrels of oil a day (bod), while it consumed about 76 million bod, or 25-27 billion barrels a year. Yet, only 7 billion new barrels a year are discovered. The U.S. Geological Survey says that world production will peak sometime in 2011-2015.

Saudi Arabia is essentially pumping at 100% capacity. Increasingly, Saudi Arabia's capacity to function as a reliable swing producer of oil in times of supply constriction is uncertain. Much of this problem is that Saudi Arabia and other OPEC members have not invested resources in further production capacity. Russia has about 60 billion barrels of proven resources but that is only about enough to supply the world for less than two years. It is generally believed there are no more significant quantities of oil to be discovered inside of Russia. Although West Africa states accounted for 10% of global oil production in 2000, the U.S. Department of Energy estimates that this share will increase to a full quarter of world production by 2020.

In the face of current escalating rates of demand, the issue of supply shortage is exacerbated. With supply shortages and increases in global demand for natural gas has come the need to find new inexpensive reserves. All of the above concerns highlight a strong case for Alberta as a reliable, low-risk, long-term supplier of fossil fuels. Accordingly, these circumstances will continue to encourage exploration investment in Alberta for years to come, thereby creating new opportunities for savvy investors.

Alberta is a Convenient, Reliable and Abundant Source of Oil
On the World stage, Alberta's oil and gas potential is largely overlooked. The December 23, 2002 edition of Oil and Gas Journal reported that Saudi Arabia is home to the World's largest proven reserves, with known reserves approximating 259 billions of barrels (bob). (See chart below).


"Canada holds the world's second largest proven reserves at about 180 bob (excluding the tar sands), which is approximately 40% more than Iraq's known reserves..." Country Proven
Reserves
Saudi Arabia 259
Canada (excluding tar sands) 180
Iraq 112
Kuwait 94
Iran 90
Venezuela 78
Russia 60
U.S. 22
China 18
Norway 10


As you see, Canada holds the world's second largest proven reserves at about 180 bob (excluding the tar sands), which is approximately 40% more than Iraq's known reserves of 112 bob. Alberta has more than 45% of Canada's established reserves of crude oil, 100% of the country's oil sands reserves and 85% of its natural gas. Alberta is also the world's 2nd largest natural gas exporter.

Equally important is that these massive reserves are on the North American continent in the politically stable G7 country of Canada. Alberta oil and gas can be easily and safely transported to the U.S. and other markets.
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Posted by QBID'n on :
 
ding! ding! ding! ding!

we have a winner. Lil you win $100,000.00 for the longest post ever. lol

...but of course Bob has the payout. [Big Grin]
 
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
 
LMAO!

Thanks doll. Do you think I've left anything out? Least they can't say I haven't done homework.

aaa-hem.........Bob?
 
Posted by QBID'n on :
 
[Big Grin] [Big Grin] [Big Grin]
 
Posted by Ripler on :
 
ok i looked into this and looks like a cheap buy for a very good industry. It is true that Alberta has the largest oil reserves in the "oil sands"

BUT i failed to find any mention of IWNN having any stake in the oil sands. if i missed it PLEASE let me know because THEN it DOES look like a good buy. especially long term
 
Posted by BuyTex on :
 
you're saying the PRs are suspect?

[Confused]
 
Posted by TheCreator on :
 
So should I pick up 70,000 shares of this at the bell monday morning?
 
Posted by JimSC on :
 
Thanks to Lil for her effort. It saves us
a lot of time.
 
Posted by Dustoff101 on :
 
Hey folks, Lil' and Jelly have another runner building with IWNN...Play along, you
will
probably
be very Happy!!!!

A/S and O/S, PPS along with the industry involved here, makes for what in my
mind, is a no-brainer.

I'm in, and very comfortable with
my position.

The volume on Friday tells the story!
Kaa-Booooom! This week!!

" ? Chartsters ", you guys gotta love
this thing..

This is going to be Fun!! With a capital
"P" for profit!!
 
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
 
I'm all over it!!!!!!!
 
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Ripler:
ok i looked into this and looks like a cheap buy for a very good industry. It is true that Alberta has the largest oil reserves in the "oil sands"

BUT i failed to find any mention of IWNN having any stake in the oil sands. if i missed it PLEASE let me know because THEN it DOES look like a good buy. especially long term

This is under the "Arizona Project" paragraph.
Found this alone in 30 seconds just reading the DD above. Now it's 40 min to open. Don't have anymore time to find more.
Which I'm sure when I go look, I'll find quite a bit.

Evidence includes past production of helium, recent discoveries of carbon dioxide, shows of oil and gas in numerous wells
 
Posted by Dustoff101 on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by lilpennypincher:
I'm all over it!!!!!!!

-----------------------------------------------
With the Dzzzzzzzzz! ??? How in the Hell am I supposed think now??? FootbalL football
football,
LOL
 
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
 
LMAO....Snap out of it Dust.
It's time to make BANK! LMAO

We'll get back to the Dzzzzzzzz and Jelly's Bzzzz ASAP. PROMISE!
 
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
 
ME thinks all that got out at the bell Friday are P I S S E D! LMAO

GAPPIN' BIG!
 
Posted by TheCreator on :
 
I can't get filled...trying to pickup 75000
 
Posted by Danny K on :
 
nice call jellly [Big Grin]
 
Posted by Dustoff101 on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by lilpennypincher:
ME thinks all that got out at the bell Friday are P I S S E D! LMAO

GAPPIN' BIG!

-----------------------------------------------
"Oh' the Humanity of it all! " LOL

Go Baby go!
 
Posted by superman7 on :
 
ok ladies and gents i am in for some too this one could be sweeet
 
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
 
I love it!
 
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
 
still holding strong on the ask.

I'm so sick (COLD) Going back to bed. See ya'll lata!
 
Posted by Zosyn on :
 
what's with this spread? news on the horizon perhaps?
 
Posted by QBID'n on :
 
Got my 20%, I'm out...thanks Lil! [Big Grin]
 
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Zosyn:
what's with this spread? news on the horizon perhaps?

low floats tend to do that Zosyn. Also it's not had this volume for a while.


The bigger MM's don't seem to have a lot of shares.
Notice them sitting on the BID?
Good thing.
Now really......Going back to bed.
 
Posted by QBID'n on :
 
You too Jelly [Wink]
 
Posted by superman7 on :
 
big buys coming at .0085 now looks like its going to go bye bye

time to break the .01's!
 
Posted by skipdeez on :
 
any opinions on where this might end up today?
 
Posted by Zosyn on :
 
thanks for the info lilpennypincher...

hopefullt the mm's will let up a bit this afternoon.

quote:
Originally posted by lilpennypincher:
quote:
Originally posted by Zosyn:
what's with this spread? news on the horizon perhaps?

low floats tend to do that Zosyn. Also it's not had this volume for a while.


The bigger MM's don't seem to have a lot of shares.
Notice them sitting on the BID?
Good thing.
Now really......Going back to bed.


 
Posted by Ripler on :
 
wish you all the best..

** someone please give me an example where it shows IWNN as having a stake in the Alberta Oil Sands! so far i cant find it
 
Posted by skipdeez on :
 
are we looking at another small run here late in the day, or should we take profit now? any opinions?
 
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
 
It's hard to ask anyone to do DD while the Market is open. I don't know about all of you but, I've got two computers with about 40 windows open trying to watch stocks.

Please do some DD, Keep digging or wait till the market closes before asking folks to dig up stuff.

HEY, IT'S MOVIN!
 
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
 
Ripler, Go read all of their website.
http://www.irwinenergy.com/
 
Posted by Danny K on :
 
this was on SubPennyRadio alot today... Just mentioned it again in afterhours wrap up deal...
 
Posted by Ripler on :
 
is sylvan like part of the Alberta Oil Sands? this is important
 
Posted by DENSKIJR on :
 
was happening picked up my shares on friday. Did you all see the buy after hours today for 3,623,000 at .0084 what do you think thats about thats 70% of the float. Jelly what do you thinks going on there.

TIA for the pick its a winner for sure

Dennis
 
Posted by sunny on :
 
Kids are out on Spring Break, so I haven't had time to post on this one...until now...

THANKS for the pick...EXCELLENT run!

Great DD, too. [Smile]
 
Posted by Ripler on :
 
haha ok i am concerned for all of you that think this company has a stake in the Oil Sands.. I did not see it on anywhere in the website . IWNN DOES refer to the oil sands as "existing" and talk about how big they are BUT they do not say, anywhere that i can find, anything about them having a share of the oil sands properties. This is very misleading to people and if i am right...it will make a big difference in the price of this stock for the future
 
Posted by 10of13 on :
 
Looks like it is moving a little again...
 
Posted by yahosef_777 on :
 
IWNN -- Irwin Energy, Inc.
Com ($0.0003)

COMPANY NEWS AND PRESS RELEASES FROM OTHER SOURCES:9:13PM friday 17th March

Irwin Energy Signs Share Exchange Agreement with Big Cat Exploration Inc. and Consolidation of Shares

VANCOUVER, Canada, Mar 17, 2006 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Irwin Energy, Inc. (OTC.PK: IWNN) today announced that it has signed a Share Exchange Agreement with Big Cat Exploration & Production, Inc. Under the terms of the agreement, Irwin Energy will acquire 100% or 100,000 shares of Big Cat Exploration's outstanding Common Stock, in exchange for 20,000,000 Shares of Irwin Energy's common stock.
In addition, Irwin Energy is announcing that on March 3, 2006, a majority of its shareholders consented to a consolidation of its shares on the basis of one share for every 100 shares of the Company. The consolidation will be effective Friday, February 17, 2006. Post-consolidation, the Company will have approximately 20,500,000 shares issued and outstanding.

John Gaetz, President of Irwin Energy, Inc. stated, "We are pleased to announce the implementation of this Share Exchange Agreement because it represents an exciting stage of development for Irwin Energy."

About Big Cat Exploration & Production, Inc.

Big Cat Exploration & Production Inc. is a private company incorporated in Arizona that specializes in the exploration of oil and gas properties.

About Irwin Energy, Inc.

Irwin Energy, Inc., based in Vancouver, B.C. was founded for the purpose of engaging in the exploration for and acquisition, development and production of crude oil and natural gas, and for other related activities. In the oil and gas arena, Irwin Energy seeks out low-risk opportunities to develop positive cash flow from proven and probable oil and gas plays. Irwin Energy plans to grow exclusively through efficient reinvestment of its internally generated cash flow in exploration and production operations, and through limited external financing to build ancillary businesses.

Safe Harbour statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: Except for historical information contained herein, the matters discussed in this press release are forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties, including but not limited to economic, competitive, governmental and technological factors affecting the company's operations, markets, products and prices and other factors discussed in the company's various filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

SOURCE: Irwin Energy, Inc.


CONTACT: Irwin Energy, Inc.
Jason Ashdown, 604-685-7552


Copyright Business Wire 2006

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KEYWORD: United States
Canada
North America
Arizona
INDUSTRY KEYWORD: Energy
Oil/Gas
Professional Services
Banking
Finance
SUBJECT CODE: Contract/Agreement

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Posted by will on :
 
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In addition, Irwin Energy is announcing that on March 3, 2006, a majority of its shareholders consented to a consolidation of its shares on the basis of one share for every 100 shares of the Company. The consolidation will be effective Friday, February 17, 2006. Post-consolidation, the Company will have approximately 20,500,000 shares issued and outstanding.

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They had a meeting March 3 2006 to consent to a R/S 1 for 100 and made it effective Feb 17, 2006. that a typo? Do they mean Friday March 17? Feb 17, had to be a Friday also.
 
Posted by MoneyMoneyMoney on :
 
.0025 ouch!! I'm bleeding some here. This may be a good time to buy and get ready.
 
Posted by BULListic on :
 
Personally, I would never hold a stock that goes through a R/S. I will open at soem obnoxious spread tomorrow, like .25 x .50 and will drift down from there.
 
Posted by JimSC on :
 
This is the pull-down day, when
the MMs pull down the pps to collect
stop-loss sale orders. It's the best
time to get in -- if you decide to
gamble on this stock. Do your DD.
 
Posted by MoneyMoneyMoney on :
 
I'm still learning but when I saw the pps I had to get this thread back to the top.

This is dirt cheap and I know I'm buying more.

Do your DD and have a strategy for every stock.
 
Posted by JimSC on :
 
Back up to 0.0049 X 0.0050 -- I missed
the chance to get it at 0.0030. Next time
when you see a pps get pull-down like this,
please post it ASAP. It won't last long.
BTW, this is also a good signal that the
MMs are going to run it in a week or so.
 
Posted by sunny on :
 
Missed that one! Post the pull downs ....Please...lol
 
Posted by MoneyMoneyMoney on :
 
I did X .0025 when I was saying I was bleeding. lol....
 
Posted by EverGreen on :
 
maybe after the RS
 
Posted by JimSC on :
 
The MMs will run it soon.

Watch it.
 
Posted by jigen3 on :
 
what happened to their symbol? it doesn't show up on.
 
Posted by mr money on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by JimSC:
The MMs will run it soon.

Watch it.

Don't think so. This stock is completing there 1 for 100 r/s that they told us about in their 3/17 p.r.
 
Posted by tomzdog on :
 
IWNN,REVERSE SPLIT NOW TRADING UNDER IWNE SYMBOL,
HOW BAD IS THIS? ANY ONE ELSE HOLDING ?
 
Posted by tomzdog on :
 
I am the only one holding the bag on this one.
It sure is lonely.
 
Posted by tomzdog on :
 
I just sent them a nasty e-mail, that'll teach em.
 


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