Capital City Energy Group CEO Enters into 10b5-1 Plan to Purchase Company's Shares

"I continue to believe that Capital City's stock is undervalued," said Mr. Crawford. "In less than one year since the Company has gone public, it has significantly increased its asset base in prolific oil and gas areas such as the Appalachian Basin and the Barnett Shale in the Ft. Worth Basin. The Company also recently concluded the acquisition of Hotwell Services, which should dramatically increase its services revenue. As a result, I feel that the Company is well positioned to grow revenue and cash flow substantially this year."

SEC Rule 10b5-1 allows executive officers or board members of public companies to adopt pre-arranged stock trading plans when they are not aware of any material nonpublic information about the company. These plans permit executive officers or board members to purchase or sell shares out over an extended period of time rather than only carrying out sales during limited trading "windows" following public earnings and other disclosures.

About Capital City Energy Group Inc.

Based in Columbus, Ohio, Capital City is a diversified oil and natural gas company with three separate divisions. Capital City has evolved from being an innovative leader in the design, management and sponsorship of retail and institutional direct participation energy programs to become one of the few vertically integrated independent oil and natural gas companies, which is publicly-traded. Its strategy is to continue to grow a portfolio of core areas which provide growth opportunities through drilling, operating, oil field service companies, acquisitions and fund management.

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Visit Capital City Energy Group at http://www.capcityenergy.com.

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SOURCE: Capital City Energy Group, Inc.

Capital City Energy Group, Inc. Tim Crawford, 614-310-1614 tcrawford@capcityenergy.com