Dejour reports an operations

update for Dejour Alberta (DEAL), a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company.

At the Woodrush project, located in the Peace River Arch British Columbia, the Company’s

engineering team has designed and implemented several efficiency measures to its C$6.5M

operating facility to enhance production operations. These efficiency measures will save

approximately C$600,000 annually on a go forward basis at current production rates and set up

the facility for greater savings as its production profile grows. In addition, DEAL G&A expenses

have been reduced by a further C$600,000 annually.

Moving forward, Dejour has developed its 2009/10 winter drilling program that includes plans

for 2-3 additional oil wells at Woodrush, which currently produces 550 gross BOE per day. All

operations through production are expected to be concluded prior to break-up.

To assist the Denver based engineering team in executing the Woodrush development plan,

Steve Crane, has been appointed to assume the role of acting COO for DEAL replacing Charles

Dove who is returning to his independent consulting practice. Mr. Crane is a 30-year industry

veteran with extensive technical, managerial and executive experience both upstream and

downstream technology, business development and asset management at ARCO, Royal Dutch

Shell, Muse Stancil and Pioneer Natural Resources. As founder and President of SURE Northern

(Canada), a Royal Dutch Shell subsidiary, he established the super-giant Grosmont resource base

in Alberta during 2005-2008 as a viable energy source. Mr. Crane has been awarded eight

patents for his innovations in unconventional oil and upstream oil and gas, contributed various

professional papers and is a co-author of the book, “Fractals in Petroleum Geology and Earth

Processes”. He received a B.Sc. in Petroleum Engineering and an M.B.A.

Hal Blacker, Dejour President & COO states, "Steve has been instrumental in restructuring our

Alberta operations and improving our bottom line. We are very fortunate that he has agreed to

take the operations lead for DEAL as we approach the winter drilling season."