Bayshore Petroleum Corp. Announces Successful Heavy Oil Upgrading Pilot Test

CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwired - June 10, 2014) - Bayshore Petroleum Corp. ("Bayshore" or the "Corporation") (TSX VENTURE:BSH) is pleased to announce that a pilot test of heavy oil upgrading using the Cold Catalytic Cracking Process (CCC) has been successfully implemented in Beijing's Laboratory Centre. The pilot plant, which has a capacity of more than 2,000 tons annually, has been operated continuously and completed all the necessary tests using the Extra Heavy Oil (10 API) imported from Meota Oil Field, Saskatchewan, Canada by Bayshore. The test was witnessed by Chairman of China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Association, Mr. Li Yongwu and the results were consistent with the laboratory test and product recovery. The pilot test demonstrated scale up of the CCC technology is viable and industrial test can be achieved.

Bayshore Petroleum Corp. is now working closely with the Laboratory Centre and Saskatchewan companies and research institute to implement a similar pilot scale demo plant in Canada. Bayshore believes the success of the pilot test is revolutionary and as quoted by the inventor Mr. Cao Zhide, "We anticipate the technology to be industrialized worldwide very soon and we are glad to implement the first commercial plant in Canada with our Canadian partner."

Bayshore is a Calgary, Alberta based corporation engaged in new technology development in the heavy oil industry. The Common Shares are listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the trading symbol "BSH".

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