Mr. Rodney Nahama has discovered some of the largest producing wells in California. Mr. Nahama was a member of the board of Royale Energy, a Nasdaq listed company. He worked as an exploration geologist for energy companies prior to co-founding the Nahama & Weagant Energy Company in 1979. As a Petroleum Geologist, Mr. Nahama has provided the benefit of his expertise not only to Royale Energy but also Honolulu, Franco Western, Getty, and Sunray Oil Companies. Mr. Nahama is a member of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists and the San Joaquin Geological Society. His expertise in exploring, developing, producing and selling natural gas in California and Oregon is well recognized throughout the United States.

Dan Billman has almost twenty years of experience in the Appalachian Basin with the last fifteen as a consulting geologist and President of Billman Geologic Consultants, Inc. Prior to independent consulting, Dan worked as an exploration and development geologist for Mark Resources Corporation and Eastern States Exploration Company. Mr. Billman is a registered professional geologist in the state of Pennsylvania.

Dan Billman has extensive experience both in development and exploration plays in the Appalachian Basin as well as experience in the Illinois, Black Warrior, Anadarko, Delaware/Permian, East Texas and Fort Worth Basins. He has performed numerous geologic and economic reviews of natural gas and oil exploration prospects throughout his areas of expertise, as well as feasibility studies for gas storage and coalbed methane development.

Mr. Billman received his Bachelor of Science degree in Geology from the University of Toledo and his Master of Science degree in Geology from West Virginia University. He is a member of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists and is currently the AAPG Delegate representing the Pittsburgh Geological Society. He is a member and former President (2 terms) and Treasurer (2 terms) of the Pittsburgh Association of Petroleum Geologists, a member of IOGA of Pennsylvania and New York, the Pennsylvania Oil & Gas Association, the Ohio Geological Society, Appalachian Geological Society and the Ontario Petroleum Institute. Mr. Billman has written and co-authored numerous published papers and technical presentations on the geology of the Appalachian Basin.