Quest Completes Strategic Acquisition of 100% Working Interest in 1,082 Acres in the Cherokee Basin, Located in Kansas.

Quest Expands Portfolio; Targets Strategic Partnerships for Long-Term Growth

SAN DIEGO -- Quest Oil Corporation (OTCBB:QOIL) announced the successful acquisition of the Shinkle Lease, comprised of five oil and gas zones listed below. "We selected this acquisition because of our familiarity with the region, our ability to activate strategic partners and the overall economics we believe are achievable based on our internal capital allocation models," stated Joe Wallen, Quest's Operations Director.

Oil & Gas Zones Acquired

Description             Estimated Depth
Squirrel Sandstone      1300' to 1350'
Cattleman Sandstone     1370' to 1410'
Bartlesville Sandstone  1425' to 1450'
Mississippi Sandstone   1600' to 1700'
Arbuckle                1900' to 1950'
Granite Wash            2700'

As part of our strategy to be an active competitor in the junior oil and gas sector, we believe the best way for us to stay ahead of our competition in this active market is to contract directly with the sellers that often reside in close proximity to the lease and who are familiar with the history of the property. By doing so, we are able to expand our reach into local areas, increasing our infrastructure with an objective of reducing the time required to bring production online.

Our intent is to enter into agreements that we believe align Quest's interests with the seller to create a "win-win" scenario. At the same time, by entering into strategic consulting contracts with the seller on the front end, we are able to keep the overall labor costs down by building the expense into the overall purchase price. In this respect, concurrent with the closing and recording of title of the Shinkle Lease, Quest engaged Mr. William Walker, the seller, and owner of B&L Oil, who will assist Quest with operations for the next 12 months.

Mr. Walker stated, "The primary zone is the Arbuckle formation at a depth of 1900'-1950'. Arbuckle wells average 50,000-100,000 barrels of oil per well on 20-acre spacing. There are potentially 40 Arbuckle wells that can be drilled. With proper drilling and completion practices, the Arbuckle in this portion of the anticline the reserve report prepared by W.J. Pearson, a Registered Geologist and Geological Engineer, indicates the well could provide for 2 to 3 million barrels of oil."

Additionally, "Based on our knowledge of the surrounding properties, the `coal-bed' methane gas has good potential at a depth of 1250'-2000', although it has not been tested on our lease. Based on the methane gas activity in Southeast Kansas, one 4'-thick coal seam can contain in place 1 BCFG per square mile or 640 acres. The estimate provided by W.J. Pearson, registered Geologist and Engineer, reported that under the Shinkle Lease is 6 or more coal seams, 6 BCFG per square mile. With the recommended spacing of 80 acres, 14+ gas wells can be drilled."

"Over the course of the last sixty days, we have righted our `public company' ship, successfully filing our Form 10-KSB and Form 10-QSB for the quarter ended June 30, 2006, and hiring an experienced and respected CFO in Phil Scott. We have also focused on acquiring high quality assets (like the Shinkle Lease), as well as spending a significant amount of time attracting quality operator/partners to do well head participation production deals and joint venture and farm-out partnerships. We expect to announce the first such agreement in the very near future," stated James B. Panther, II, CEO.

"While a number of significant challenges continue to confront the company during this restructuring, we believe that the value of Quest's assets alone exceeds the public market value, and presents a real opportunity for our shareholders."

ABOUT QUEST OIL CORPORATION

Quest is committed to the exploration and development of economical oil and natural gas reserves. Quest management is focused on an acquisition program targeting high quality and low risk prospects. Quest is focused on the development of North American oil and gas resources, allowing highly leveraged production opportunities in Alberta and Texas, through its 100% owned subsidiaries Quest Canada Corp., Wallstin Petroleum LLC and PetroStar Oil Services Inc.

FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS

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