Current Production and 11,000 Leasehold Acres in Central Kansas Uplift Formation Overland Park, KS, May 12, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Infinity Energy Resources, Inc. (Pink Sheets: IFNY) (“Infinity” or the “Company”). An independent oil, gas and helium exploration and development company announced today it has entered into an agreement (the “Agreement”) with the Tertiary Oil Recovery Program (“TORP”) at the University of Kansas to evaluate its prolific reserve potential relative to its recently acquired 11,000-acre oil & gas properties in the Otis/Albert Field located on the Kansas Central Uplift (the “Acquired Oil & Gas Properties”). The TORP Program at the University of Kansas, under the directorship of Reza Barati (Associate Professor of Petroleum Engineering), was established by Professor Don Greene and Paul Willhite in 1974 and designed to provide technical assistance to Kansas oil & gas producers in applying enhanced tertiary recovery methods for Kansas oil and gas fields. Under the Agreement, TORP will be evaluating the potential reserves and the use of enhanced recovery methods on the Reagan Sand Zone located on the Acquired Oil & Gas Properties in the Otis & Albert Field at an approximate depth of 3,600 feet including secondary zones, and other potential hydrocarbon deposits, from a report finalized by Schlumberger in 2018. TORP will evaluate both current and new engineering methods of Estimated Ultimate Recovery (“EUR “) through modeling and experimental processes, identified by the Schlumberger report and various publicly available databases. TORP is recognized internationally for their state-of-the-art equipment, lab facilities, field equipment, outreach/tech-transfer, and technical support. Infinity’s purchase of the Acquired Oil & Gas Properties included more than 10 square miles of 3D seismic, compiled with multiple logs, drilling data, and reports. The existing datasets will provide valuable information for completion of the TORP evaluation. According to data maintained by the Kansas Geological Survey (“KGS”), the Otis/Albert Field to-date has produced primarily the Reagan Sand Zone with the following reservoir characteristics: