JUNE PRODUCTION

Calgary, Canada: - Transeuro Energy Corp. ("Transeuro"
or the "Company") announces that June gas production
from the Beaver River field in Canada was 1,723,950m3
(average of 57,465m3 per day or 2.0 mmcf/d), compared
to May production of 1,941,070m3 (average of 62,615 m3
per day or 2.2 mmcf/d).

The previously announced summer programme at Beaver
River is delayed due to heavy rains throughout the
spring that have prevented barging operations and have
restricted road and bridge access throughout the area.
Once barging resumes the Company will complete repairs
on the access roads and assess if sufficient time
remains to complete a summer programme or if the
planned well re-entry, acidizing and fracking
operations will be delayed until the winter.

ABOUT THE COMPANY
Transeuro is involved in the acquisition of petroleum
and natural gas rights, the exploration for, and
development and production of crude oil, condensate
and natural gas. The Company owns 100% of a gas
producing property located in British Columbia, Canada
and has interest in gas exploration and appraisal
developments in Crimea, Ukraine.

On behalf of the Board of Directors
Aage Thoen, Chairman

For further information contact:
Darren Moulds, IR, +1 403 705 1919
Karen Jenssen, IR, +47 91729787
http://www.transeuroenergy.com

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exploration and development activities. Test
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rates when developing a well or a deposit. The
commerciality of any discovery can be affected by many
factors including product prices, operating costs,
capital costs, government take and sustained
production levels and ultimate recovery of
hydrocarbons. Hydrocarbon indications from drilling or
wireline log data do not necessarily mean that mobile
hydrocarbons are present in the formation or can be
produced.