FORT WORTH, TX--(Marketwired - Jun 16, 2015) - Galenfeha, Inc. (OTC: GLFH) has again broadened its penetration in the oil and gas industry by providing advanced stored energy solutions to U.S. oil and gas producer BHP Billiton.

Galenfeha manufactures patent pending battery systems specifically designed for oil and gas automation, measurement, and production, and is quickly establishing itself as the premier alternative stored energy supplier in North America.

BHP Billiton has elected to incorporate Galenfeha's proprietary CDMA/satellite asset location and tracking technology in its battery systems. This technology is field proven and currently utilized by six of the largest hydrocarbon producers in the United States.

Lucien Marioneaux, Jr., Galenfeha, Inc. President/CEO, commented, "This is an incredibly exciting time for our company. From inception, Galenfeha has been diligently pursuing this level of cooperative involvement among energy producers. The opportunity to assist the highly esteemed, global powerhouse firm BHP Billiton is an enormous honor. Our team is prepared for this responsibility and I am delighted to announce this development to our shareholders."

About Galenfeha, Inc.

Galenfeha (OTC: GLFH) is a design and engineering firm with a focus on the oil and gas industry and a conscious pursuit of low environmental impact product development. Galenfeha designs, manufactures and markets a complete line of patent pending, microprocessor controlled, LiFePO4 chemistry battery systems for measurement, automation, and a full line of proprietary chemical injection systems.

For more information on Galenfeha's products and services, please visit www.galenfeha.com.

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