LORTON, Va., April 19, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — Next Generation Energy Corp. (OTC: NGMC) today announced it has been qualified and fully approved as a buyer by EnergyNet.  EnergyNet is a premier marketplace for the acquisition of royalty income streams from energy producing properties. NGMC will now be able to participate in EnergyNet’s auctions and negotiated acquisitions.  

“Next Generation Energy has chosen EnergyNet’s marketplace, in addition to our other resources, because of the wide range of properties and the comprehensive nature of the due diligence process for properties and royalty interests they offer,” said Darryl Reed, CEO. “EnergyNet is an excellent trading platform for NGMC to find value plays in royalty revenue streams to add to our portfolio.  Acquiring royalty interests from well managed natural gas and oil fields by companies such as Chevron allows NGMC to participate in the revenues without the inherent operational risks.”

NGMC is engaged in the acquisition of high quality royalty interests in energy producing properties throughout the U.S. NGMC focuses on obtaining royalty interests from proven, developed properties that currently generate income streams from the production of natural gas, oil and coal, Mr. Reed explains.

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SOURCE Next Generation Energy Corp.