SAN DIEGO, May 23, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Royale Energy, Inc. (Nasdaq:ROYL)is pleased to announce its next Energy Summit series June 11-13, 2012 in Monticello, Virginia. Speakers include Ambassador John Bolton, Karim Rahemtulla and other energy sector authorities. The summit will be held at the renowned Keswick Hall which was named 'Number 1 Top Small Resort' in the Mainland USA by Condé Nast Traveler.
The summit will feature experts who have a keen knowledge of the global energy market and an insider's understanding of the international and domestic events that keep driving the price of oil higher as well as discussion of Royale Energy's involvement in natural gas and Alaskan shale oil.
Ambassador Bolton served President Reagan as an assistant Attorney General. During the George W. Bush administration he served as Undersecretary of State Arms Control and International Security and as Ambassador to the United Nations. Known for his strong grasp of foreign policy, Ambassador Bolton will offer a frank view of what's really going on in the world today.
Karim Rahemtulla, best-selling author of "Where in the World Should I Invest?" has over 20 years' experience in trading in the international markets and is very bullish on natural gas. Karim has been recognized as a "market maven" by CNBC. He has traveled the world and will share some of the best investment opportunities.
Christopher Horner, Senior Fellow with the Competitive Enterprise Institute and author of "Power Grab" has spoken and written extensively on energy and tax issues. He will present on the latest issues in the energy industry including fresh attempts to approve new energy legislation in the Nation's Capital.
Forward Looking Statements
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