Trillion Energy International Inc. provided an update on its three well perforation program at the SASB gas field previously announced on September 25. So far, two out of the three well operations have now been commenced or successfully completed. As a result, total combined production at SASB is currently 14.4 MMcf/d (100%) - 7,056 MMCF/d net to Trillion into the gas sales pipeline.

More information on stabilized production rates are expected during the week as perforations are currently ongoing in the West Akcakoca well and yet to commence in the Akcakoca-3 well. The work program is expected to be completed later this week. Natural gas sale prices received by Trillion for October are USD 12.33/mcf (CAD 17.14).

November gas prices are expected to be set over the next few days by the government regulator BOTAS. Trillion pays operating costs of $90,000 per month for SASB and a 12.5% royalty on gas sales. Guluc-2 -The perforation program includes a total of 30 metres of gas pay in five separate sands.

On October 25th the top two "C" sands at 3,665 ­ 3,674.5 metres MD (measured depth) were perforated (14.65 metres TVT (true vertical thickness) of gas pay) causing gas pressure to increase to 1,140 psi. On October 26th the top 3 metres (8.46 metres TVT) of the "C" sands 3,644 ­ 3,654 metres were perforated causing gas pressure increase to 1,735 psi. Due to the high pressure, a decision was made to delay perforation of the final pay zones in Guluc-2 totaling 12.3 metres in the "B", "A" and "AA" gas sands until after the West Akcakoca-2 perforations to allow production to stabilize first.

West Akcakoca-2 ­ On October 28th sands "B" and "A" were perforated totaling 6 metres of gas pay causing pressure to increase to 1,742 psi. Perforation of two additional zones is ongoing. Akcakoca-3 will be the final well to be perforated in the "C" and the "E" sands for an additional 19 metres of gas pay.

Trillion has recently installed a new compressor at the Cayagzi gas field to reduce back pressure from the field into the gas processing plant. Installation of well pumps and reduced tubing sizes will come at a later date.