ZEFIRO METHANE CORP - ZEFIF STOCK NEWS

Zefiro Methane Corp's subsidiary, Plants & Goodwin, has completed Pennsylvania's first Bipartisan Infrastructure Law-funded well remediation project. The project involved plugging 15 orphaned oil and gas wells in Otto Township, some located near residential areas. This achievement is part of a $4.7 billion federal initiative to address the 3.7 million abandoned wells across the U.S., which pose potential methane leak risks.

The project showcased Zefiro's expertise in handling complex environmental remediation, dealing with poor site records and safety issues in residential areas. This success follows other publicly funded assignments, including work at Cuyahoga Valley National Park and New York's first orphan well plugging operation using Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding.

Plants & Goodwin Inc. (P&G), a subsidiary of Zefiro Methane Corp. (ZEFIF), has acquired a minority stake in Winterhawk Well Abandonment and secured an exclusive U.S. patent license for their innovative casing expansion technology. This strategic move positions P&G as the sole company able to utilize Winterhawk's 'Casing Expansion Tool' in the United States, with the ability to sublicense it to other entities.

Winterhawk's technology is designed to seal methane leaks in oil and gas wells more effectively than conventional methods, potentially reducing costs and environmental impact. The acquisition and licensing agreement aim to enhance Zefiro's capabilities in addressing harmful emissions and delivering high-quality services in well decommissioning projects across the country.

Zefiro Methane Corp (ZEFIF) announced that its subsidiary, Plants & Goodwin, Inc. (P&G), has signed a definitive agreement to acquire the remaining common shares from P&G's CEO, Luke Plants. The transaction involves exchanging newly issued preferred stock in P&G for the common shares, with no cash component. Since Zefiro's initial 75% acquisition in May 2023, P&G has increased revenues by 50%, achieved record profitability, and expanded its workforce by over 60 employees.

Key developments include acquiring a wireline services company in Ohio and opening a new facility in West Virginia. Luke Plants has been promoted to CEO of Zefiro Services and Executive VP of Business Development. The transaction aims to enhance Zefiro's capacity to generate high-quality carbon credits and expand its methane abatement services across North America.

Zefiro Methane Corp. (ZEFIF) has granted 2,950,000 incentive stock options to its officers, directors, and consultants. These options have an exercise price of $1.68 per share and will expire in five years from the grant date. The vesting schedule is structured in 25% increments, starting 18 months after the grant date and continuing every three months thereafter. This grant aligns with the company's stock option plan and complies with Cboe Canada exchange policies.

Zefiro Methane Corp. (OTCQB: ZEFIF) has announced its listing on the OTC Venture Market, marking its third public listing in under three months. This U.S.-based listing follows Zefiro's initial public offering on the Cboe Canada exchange (ZEFI) and subsequent listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (Y6B). The OTCQB listing aims to provide access to U.S. investors and increase liquidity.

Zefiro focuses on methane abatement operations in the U.S., addressing the significant methane leak crisis. The company has pre-sold portions of its carbon credit portfolio to Mercuria Energy America and EDF Trading. CEO Talal Debs expressed confidence in Zefiro's position as an environmental services market leader and its ability to forge new partnerships and scale operations across the United States.