CAPCO Announces Managerial and Operational Updates

Market Wire, December, 2007

Capco Energy, Inc. ("the Company") (PINKSHEETS: CGYN) today announces that the Board of Directors of Capco has appointed Mike Myers as the President and CEO of the Company. Mike Myers had resigned the same post due to health reasons as announced on August 12, 2005. The Board of Directors also redefined the operational focus of Capco to be in offshore state waters and onshore E&P activities in the lower 48 states.

Capco also announces the following other operational updates

A)  Offshore
    a.  Sale of certain GOM assets:  As previously announced, the Company
        is divesting certain assets to Pyramid Petroleum, Inc., for
        $11 million dollars.  This sale will eliminate long-term debt of
        $8.0 Million and pay off $3.0 Million in accounts payable.  The
        divesture accounts for only about 1/3rd of the Company's proved
        reserves of $18.0 Million (as of 1-1-07) therefore there is a
        substantial net gain to the Company's bottom line.

    b.  Brazos LB - Offshore Texas.  The company has a total of 27 wells in
        this area of which 5 are producing at current production levels of
        2.2 million cubic feet of gas per day. The company has recently
        purchased additional working interest, thereby raising its interest
        to 75% Working Interest in 10 wells, and 100% Working Interest in
        17 wells and in their proportionate shares of the 13,000 acre
        leasehold. The company plans to place additional wells on
        production for a capital cost of $1.5 Million in 1st and 2nd Q
        2008. The Company has acquired necessary equipment in order to
        carry on this work.

    c.  Matagorda Island LB - Offshore Texas.  The company owns a 100%
        Working Interest in 6 wells in this area.  These wells shall be
        placed on production in the third Q 2008 for estimated costs of
        about $1.0 Million.

    d.  Chandelier/St Bernard Parish - Offshore Louisiana.  The Company
        owns an after payout interest varying from about 30% to 66% in 4
        wells. Only one well is currently producing, post-Katrina.  The
        plan is to return the remaining three wells on production for a
        cost of $1.4 Million.

    e.  High Island 196 - Offshore Texas, Federal Waters.  The company has
        an after payout interest of 66% in 3 wells in this block with
        current production levels of 1.7 million cubic feet of gas per day.
        The gross leasehold is about 5000 acres.  No major work is slated
        for 2008.

    f.  Vermillion 112/113 - Offshore Louisiana, Federal Waters:  The
        Company has an after payout interest of 66.6 % in about 5500
        acres of land.  Based upon a 3 D interpretation, the reserve
        potential exceeds 250 billion cubic feet of gas from two
        prospective zones.  The company plans to drill this well in the 4th
        Q 2008. The gross drilling and completion costs are about $9
        Million. The company plans to fund this project by engaging
        industry partners.

B)  Onshore
    a.  Caplen Field, Galveston County, Texas. The company has about 62% WI
        interest in approximately 3.000 acres and 8 wells in this lease.
        Current production after giving effect to the recently tested well
        is about 40 bopd from 4 wells. One well is planned to be drilled in
        the 1st Q2008. The Company's share of cost is $400,000.

    b.  The Slick Field Waterflood Unit, Creek County, Oklahoma. The
        company has 50% working interest in about 2700 acres with
        approximate current production levels of 30 barrels of oil per day
        from only 11 wells. The Company expects to acquire the other 50%
        Working Interest shortly.  There are a total of 115 wells in this
        lease and the company plans to reestablish a water flood program in
        2008 for a cost of $1.2 Million.  The Waterflood is forecasted to
        return the production rate to in excess of 200 barrels of oil per
        day. That is substantially the same production rate as when the
        Waterflood was shut down in 1998.

    c.  Bandwheel Field, Osage County, Oklahoma. The company has 100%
        interest in 1300 acres of land with current production levels of 16
        bopd. There are 120 wells on this lease and the Company plans to
        continue to place additional wells on production after resolving
        certain title issues on the lease.

Commenting on the company's activities the Company, Mr. Mike Myers said, "The Company has successfully weathered its recent problems. After the proposed sale has been completed, the Company will focus on returning its substantial number of wells to production. Additional acquisitions are scheduled in the adjacent regions to build a synergistic operational base. We anticipate increases in cash flow and reserves by implementing this operational plan. Additionally the Company expects to sell certain non core properties to fund its current operations."