The Appalachian Basin was the birthplace of the Company, and it remains a primary focus and operational nucleus.

Centered in Charleston, West Virginia, the Company maintains four District offices in West Virginia and Pennsylvania which manage assets of the company across the length and breadth of the Basin, from New York to Kentucky.

The Division continues its series of Mississippian discoveries in West Virginia and Pennsylvania, and is now moving to explore the deeper Ordovician Trenton/Black River play, present but largely untapped throughout the region.

Experienced, dedicated and passionate about cost-conscious drilling and low-cost production maintenance, the people of Eastern Division are expert managers of operations and in-field solutions.

WESTERN DIVISION

ECA's Western division has quickly become a second area of focus for the Company. Based outside of Houston, Texas, Western operations are currently developing deep Wilcox production in south Texas, and uphole in the Frio-Cook Mountain zones. ECA has experienced significant success in a short time in Texas, and is constantly looking for new opportunities to continue that trend.

With leadership that is at once visionary and yet focused clearly upon the Company's economic engine, Western Division continues to identify new core-related activities of increasing potential.

INTERNATIONAL DIVISION

Energy Corporation of American has pioneered exploration activities in several areas of North Island, New Zealand, and won more than 5 million acres of hydrocarbon concessions.

The company made East Coast Basin discoveries onshore near Hawke Bay and has fulfilled its offshore drilling commitments there.

Inland, in the western basin known as Taranaki, ECA has made other discoveries which extend to known bounds of an oil & gas producing region which traditionally fuels that island nation.

Presently, ECA has obtained joint-venture partners to exploit and to prove its 3-D seismic identification of world-class structures lying offshore in New Zealand.