Mr. James Cross reports

E-POWER RESOURCES INC. ANNOUNCES BOARD CHANGES AND ADDITIONAL STAKING

Dr. William Pfaffenberger has retired from E-Power Resources Inc.'s board of directors, effective immediately.

The company wishes to thank Dr. Pfaffenberger for his dedicated service and valuable contributions to the company, as well as for waiting until a successor was confirmed. It wishes him all the best in his retirement.

The company is pleased to announce the appointment of Alexis de la Renaudiere to the board, effective immediately.

Mr. de la Renaudiere, until recently, co-ordinated investor relations at E3 Lithium, leading communications strategy with institutional investors and ensuring compliance with stock exchange and National Instrument 43-101 standards. He has extensive experience in investor relations and capital markets, with a focus on small- and mid-cap public companies. He served as managing director at Peterson Capital, where he was the firm's top performer, successfully raising over $200-million for multiple companies while expanding the retail advisory network by 300 per cent. His experience includes organizing investor conferences across Canada and Europe, managing relationships with institutional investors and fund managers, and developing comprehensive investor communications programs. His bilingual capabilities and proven record in capital raising and investor relations will be instrumental in advancing the company's growth objectives, as well as enhancing shareholder value.

E-Power stakes additional claims at Graphi-Centre

The company is also pleased to announce the acquisition of four additional claims covering favourable airborne survey conductive trends. The new claims are contiguous with Graphi-Centre, a priority flake graphite surface target on the Tetepisca property.

About E-Power Resources Inc.

E-Power is an exploration stage company engaged principally in the acquisition, exploration and development of graphite properties in Quebec. Its flagship asset, the Tetepisca graphite property, is located in the Tetepisca graphite district of the North Shore region of Quebec, approximately 215 kilometres from the Port of Baie-Comeau.

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