ALBANY, Ky., Dec. 4, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- First Colombia Gold Corp. (OTCQB:FCGD) is pleased to announce that the company has applied for permits to drill two new salt water disposal wells on leases in Clinton & Cumberland Counties in Kentucky and expects permits to be awarded within the week. Once permits are awarded, the company plans to utilize their drilling rig to construct the saltwater disposal wells. After completion of the disposal wells, the company will have the ability to rework and place all existing wells online and begin to pump them to full capacity. This will increase the revenue from oil that is gathered and will allow the company to properly dispose of the water that is generated during the pumping process.
In addition, with these new disposal wells, the company will be able to provide water disposal service to the oil community. This water disposal service is invaluable to oil producers as it will allow them to increase oil production as well.
First Colombia Gold president Clarence Parks stated, "This service is invaluable to the oil community and will bring an additional stream of revenue into the company."
About First Colombia Gold
First Colombia Gold Corp. is a capital company focused on acquiring, developing and advancing natural resource, energy, and real estate projects in Europe, North America, and South America. Our business model is to acquire undervalued assets combining potential for building asset values and cash flow through leverage to improved operational efficiencies and development.
Our current activity focus is on oil and gas production in Kentucky as well as precious metal exploration in Montana.
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Website: www.firstcolombiagold.com
Email: info@firstcolombiagold.com
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