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TORONTO, ONTARIO -- (Marketwire) -- 03/15/13 -- Canadian Oil Recovery and Remediation Enterprises Ltd. (TSX VENTURE: CVR) ("CORRE" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has completed the requirements of the satellite detection pilot project, conducted with EcoTecnos, by delivering its geo-sensing final report to the Kuwait Oil Company ("KOC"). The report defines and quantifies each type of oily sludge and slop oil in a pit chosen by KOC. The report further provides a 2-D image of the pit with specific colors each depicting a type of oily sludge ranging from light to intermediate and heavy as well as a legend denoting the quantity of each type of oily sludge depicted. The report also shows the extent of the sub-surface penetration of the oily sludge at the bottom of the pit. KOC will be reviewing the report and will verify its findings. Tests will also be conducted by KOC to establish the accuracy of the findings of the EcoTecnos report. Upon KOC's validation of the report, negotiations for a high value geo-sensing satellite detection contract may commence with KOC whereby EcoTecnos would map out, detect and measure all environmentally contaminated areas, pits and oil lakes in Kuwait. CORRE hopes to hear back from KOC anytime in the next two months and will provide an update in a subsequent news release on KOC's position concerning this pilot project and prospective contract of which CORRE has a 50% effective working interest.

Mr. John Lorenzo, the Company's Chief Executive Officer, just returned from a 3-week business trip to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia; Dubai and Kuwait. He was joined by the SAR international team in his visits and meetings with senior environmental teams of three Saudi refineries with whom SAR CORRE MENA LTD ("SCM") is currently engaged in proposals for contracts to treat the oily sludge and slop oil in their refinery's oily sludge collection ponds this year. Directly benefitting CORRE and expanding the market opportunities for SCM are new rules and much more rigorous environmental standards and regulations set by the Presidency of Meteorology and Environment ("PME") of Saudi Arabia that no longer tolerate cheaper and non-environmentally compliant methods of disposal of contaminated soils, oily sludge and slop oil. The oil exploration, storage, refining and transportation industries are being made, under new laws, increasingly accountable and responsible for the proper remediation of oil-contaminated soils and treatment of any and all oily wastes which they regularly generate providing an increased scope of prospective contract opportunities for CORRE. Through CORRE's shareholding structure and local Saudi Arabian partnership with Petroleum Chemical and Mining Company, CORRE benefits from strategic access to the Saudi Arabian market.

CORRE continues to leverage its experience and relationships with operational and strategic partners to bid for high value contracts in order to secure projects whereby it can employ, among other services, its proprietary advanced recovery and remediation equipment as well as drill cuttings systems and facilities. Accordingly, the Company is pleased to report that it has tendered for the previously announced five-year contract (see press release dated December 14th, 2012) to execute a high value project in the Gulf Region. The Company expects the customer to review the bids and announce a winner in Q2 2013 and the Company looks forward to providing more details at that time. Additionally, the Company continues to prepare for a second high value tender in the Gulf Region, similar in scope and value to an earlier tender which was awarded for $20 million in the region. The Company feels well positioned in its bids for these projects.