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To: Dennis Roth who wrote (961)	11/14/2007 7:06:41 AM
From: Dennis Roth	Respond to of 1740

Medicine Bow Fuel & Power opens Cheyenne office By Dave Robatcek wyomingbusinessreport.com November 13, 2007 -- CHEYENNE -- Medicine Bow Fuel & Power, a subsidiary of DKRW Advanced Fuels, announced that it is opening a Wyoming office in downtown Cheyenne, leasing new office space to be used as plans are completed for the company’s coal-to-liquids facility near Hanna. Located at 1620 Central Avenue in downtown Cheyenne, the office will serve as the company’s base of operations for the continued development of the Medicine Bow project, as well as other project opportunities in the state. “Cheyenne is an ideal location and wonderful community for us to further build our operations in Wyoming,” said Jon Doyle, chief operating officer of DKRW Advanced Fuels. “The Medicine Bow project is located in Carbon County, but our work in developing the project has taken us all over Wyoming to meet regularly with state and local officials. We are excited about the new office, the progress we are making, and the opportunity to further strengthen our local partnerships for a successful project.” The company worked with Grubb & Ellis-Wyoming on the lease for the 3,200-square-foot space in the Deming Building, which has recently undergone renovation. As the company approaches groundbreaking for its Medicine Bow facility, an additional office will be established closer to the site from which to coordinate those activities. DKRW Advanced Fuels is a development-stage hydrocarbon conversion company focused on the commercial development, construction, ownership and operation of facilities designed to convert lower-value hydrocarbons into products that traditionally have been produced by crude oil. The company’s initial project is a coal-to-liquids facility at the mouth of the Saddleback Hills Mine in Carbon County, Wyoming. On the Web: www.dkrwaf.com