Wavefront Technology Solutions Inc.: Powerwave Adds Economic Benefit to Coleville Operations 44 Barrels of Incremental Oil Pr...

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Wavefront Technology Solutions Inc. (TSX VENTURE:WEE) ("Wavefront" or the
"Corporation"), the leader in fluid injection optimization for improved
performance and profitability in the oil and environmental sectors, is pleased
to announce a production update for the 4 Powerwave installations at Penn West's
Coleville operations.


Installation of 4 Powerwave systems in the Bakken (sand) formation containing 12
degrees  to 14 degrees gravity oil commenced in October 2010. Incremental oil
production attributed to Powerwave for the 4 producing patterns consisting of 21
production wells as at April 2011 is 1,330 barrels of oil per month; a 50%
increase above pre-Powerwave base line production. Using a net back of $33 per
barrel the incremental oil production represents a net monthly cash flow
increase of $43,890 to the Coleville operations.


"Powerwave consistently provides access by-passed oil, slows the rate of
production decline, and adds economic value to mature assets without the need to
rely solely on the drill bit to increase proven reserves", said Wavefront
President and CEO Brett Davidson. "We are very pleased with initial results at
Coleville and similar to Wavefront's other North American Powerwave projects we
expect the economic benefits at Coleville to improve with time."


ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

WAVEFRONT TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS INC.

D. Brad Paterson, CFO & Director

About Wavefront: 

Wavefront is a technology based, world leader in fluid injection technology for
improved/enhanced oil recovery and groundwater restoration. Wavefront publicly
trades on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol WEE and the Company's
website is www.onthewavefront.com.


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