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	Dover Operating Corp. becomes Brion Energy</h2>
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	CALGARY, May 31, 2013 &ndash; Dover Operating Corp. has changed its name to Brion Energy to reflect a growing company with assets that extend beyond the Dover Project. The name change is effective May 31, 2013. The near-term impetus for the change was a legal challenge from another entity that owns the name &ldquo;Dover,&rdquo; and the timing was good because the former name had become too narrow to represent the company and its values adequately.</p>
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	&ldquo;Brion Energy is a truly modern Canadian energy company,&rdquo; said Brion President and Chief Executive Officer Zhiming Li. &ldquo;Like the country itself, we are young, multicultural and resource-rich. We&rsquo;re growing quickly and seeking the brightest and most creative minds to join us in our next phases of growth.&rdquo;</p>
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	The word Brion (which rhymes with &ldquo;ion&rdquo;) means noble. As a company that focuses on operational excellence and constant improvement, Brion Energy strives to be unified, honourable, passionate and conscientious. The logo treatment, with an upper case sans serif font, denotes a contemporary, progressive, professional company. The green dot over the &ldquo;i&rdquo; represents people, financial value and environmental performance.</p>
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	The name change to Brion Energy reflects the company&rsquo;s growth plans. As a joint venture between PetroChina Co. and Athabasca Oil Corp., Brion plans to produce 400,000 barrels of oil per day from its MacKay River and Dover oil sands assets by 2025.</p>
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	For more information:<br />
	Kristi Baron<br />
	Senior Communications Advisor<br />
	Brion Energy<br />
	<a href="mailto:kristi.baron@brionenergy.com">Kristi.Baron@brionenergy.com</a><br />
	(403) 817-8822</p>
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	www.brionenergy.com</p>
