Green Hunter Planning Barging Facility on Ohio River at Wheeling, WV

Waste Fluid Recycle and Reuse Facility Proposed to Serve Utica Shale and Marcellus Shale Region

From a Press Release of Green Hunter Resources, August 14, 2013

GRAPEVINE, TX.  Green Hunter Resources has revealed that its site plan for the water recycling and barging facility located in Wheeling, WV has been approved by the Wheeling Planning Commission. This site was originally acquired by GreenHunter Resources in March of this year. GreenHunter expects to receive all necessary building permits over the next several weeks and plans to commence construction upon receipt of all required permits. (NOTE: The US Army Corps of Engineers permit to transport drilling wastes on the Ohio River has not been issued. dgn)

Mr. John Jack, Vice President, Appalachian Basin, commented, “GreenHunter has met all of the requirements as requested by the Planning Commission in Wheeling, WV. We are looking forward to helping Wheeling contribute a much needed water management solution to the West Virginia oil and gas industry. Once complete, GreenHunter’s Wheeling Barge Terminal and Recycling facility will provide job opportunities for members of the community and help to reduce congestion on roadways by replacing truck traffic with barge transport. GreenHunter continues to look for ways to reduce the cost of water handling and disposal for our customers in this region.”

GreenHunter Water, LLC provides Total Water Management Solutions™ in the oilfield. An understanding that there is no single solution to E&P fluids management shapes GreenHunter’s technology-agnostic approach to services. In addition to licensing of and joint ventures with manufacturers of mobile water treatment systems (Frac-Cycle®), GreenHunter Water is expanding capacity of salt water disposal facilities, next-generation modular above-ground storage tanks (MAG Tank™), advanced hauling and fresh water logistics services—including 21st Century tracking technologies (RAMCAT^TM) that allow Shale producers to optimize the efficiency of their water resource management and planning while complying with emerging regulations and reducing cost.

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GreenHunter Resources Presented Plans at EnerCom’s Oil & Gas Conference in Denver

Based upon a Press Release of Green Hunter Resources, Rock Hill Herald OnLine, August 15, 2014

GRAPEVINE, TX.  Mr. Kirk Trosclair, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Green Hunter Resources presented plans at the Enercom Conference in Denver, CO this past week. He provided an update on the Company’s Oilfield Fluid Management Solutions™ business activity in the Marcellus and Utica unconventional shale resource plays, including recent record disposal and handling of brine volumes. He also updated the audience on the status of the Company’s two new recently established operating divisions, new planned pipeline projects plus new disposal wells in progress.

A live webcast of Mr. Trosclair’s presentation can be accessed at the following Internet address: http://www.oilandgas360.com/togc-webcast/grh/.

About GreenHunter Resources, Inc.

GreenHunter Resources, Inc., through its wholly-owned subsidiaries, GreenHunter Water, LLC, GreenHunter Environmental Solutions, LLC, and GreenHunter Hydrocarbons, LLC, provides Total Water Management Solutions™/Oilfield Fluid Management Solutions™ in the oilfield and its shale plays of the Appalachian Basin.

GreenHunter Water continues to expand its services package by increasing down-hole injection capacity with Class II salt water disposal wells and facilities, with the launch of next-generation modular above-ground frac water storage tanks (MAG Tank™), and with advanced water hauling – including a growing fleet of DOT rated 407 trucks, for hauling condensates and water with the presence of condensates. GreenHunter Water has also spearheaded the movement to barge brine water, as barging is the safest and most cost-effective mode of transport.

GreenHunter Hydrocarbons, LLC offers transportation of hydrocarbons (oil, condensate, and NGLs) and will soon offer storage, processing, and marketing of hydrocarbons (oil, condensate, and NGLs) in the Appalachian region. Leveraging off of existing asset base and infrastructure, which includes up to six different barge terminal locations, presently owned or leased by GreenHunter Resources.

For a visual animation of the Class II Salt Water Disposal well development and completion technique that is being utilized in GreenHunter Water’s Appalachia SWD program, navigate to the video by clicking on “Salt Water Disposal Animation” button on the Operations tab at GreenHunterResources.com or click here.