Mr. David Anderson reports

DRILLING INTERSECTS ADDITIONAL COAL IN FINAL FOUR DRILL HOLES

EmberClear Corp. has encountered significant coal mineralization in the final four holes of its eight-hole drilling program on the Good Spring property located in Schuylkill county, Pennsylvania. The results from the eight-hole drill program will be used by Norwest Corporation to prepare a new National Instrument 43-101-compliant technical report on the property. The property is approximately 560 acres and lies in the Southern Anthracite coalfield of eastern Pennsylvania and is a small portion of the Valley and Ridge physiographic province of the Appalachian Highlands. Additional information on EmberClear's Good Spring property is available in "An Independent National Instrument 43-101 Report Summarizing Potential Tonnage of EmberClear Reserves Inc., Good Spring Property also called the Tracy Slope Mine, Porter and Frailey Townships Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania," filed on SEDAR, Nov. 7, 2011.

Air/mud rotary drilling rigs were used on GS-8, GS-15, GS-16 and GS-17 during this program. These four drill holes (GS-8, GS-15, GS-16 and GS-17) totalled 9,367.59 feet in depth and were spaced to confirm depths for seams of interest along presumed structural trends extracted from United States Geological Survey (USGS) studies and other publicly available information.

"The program has taken longer than expected, but the results are satisfying as we have the specifically relevant data to support our expectations about coal deposits in the area holding consistent with history," said Albert Lin, chief executive officer of EmberClear. "The new technical report being prepared by Norwest will further quantify and qualify our coal deposit to help us better assess our strategic options."

The exploration holes were advanced vertically, although minor deviations were noted using a deviation probe. The exploration holes were geophysically logged and these data in conjunction with driller logs, geologist logs and available optical logs were used to determine the coal intercepts within the holes. These coal intercepts were reviewed by the qualified person referred to below to verify their accuracy. Optical logs, nearby underground mine data and bedding plane strikes and dips from maps in USGS reports were used in determining true (adjusted) seam and coal thicknesses. These exploration holes were surveyed.

                    PRELIMINARY DRILLING RESULTS

Drill     Drill    Total coal     No. of seams  Range of total coal
hole      depth    intercepts*     intersected  intercepts per seam*
          (feet)        (feet)                                (feet)

GS-8    2602.07         46.04               18            0.78-5.58                  
GS-15   2288.43        104.10               23           0.83-12.59                 
GS-16   2361.58        112.19               19           1.08-16.49                 
GS-17   2115.51         63.97               16           0.85-21.48                 

*The coal intercepts have been adjusted to account for the steeply 
 dipping seams based on a combination of measured bedding plane 
 dips from cores, and strikes and dips from published geological 
 reports.

Two of the eight drill holes completed during the latest exploration program were core drilled. The coal quality data, obtained from coal samples from these two core holes, were presented in the press release dated Jan. 31, 2012. No additional coal quality data are available at this time. The potential coal quality data presented in the press release dated Jan. 31, 2012, are considered conceptual in nature and it is uncertain if further coal quality analysis will be consistent with previously disclosed coal quality results and if further evaluation of exploration data will result in the target being delineated as a mineral resource.

Qualified person

Warren A. Evenson, PG, senior geologist at Norwest Corporation, is a qualified person and independent of EmberClear in accordance with NI 43-101. Mr. Evenson has reviewed and approved the technical and scientific information contained in this news release.

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