Can-Am Ethanol Two, Inc. to Design, Build and Operate a Biomass-to-Ethanol Processing Plant in Canada.

LOS ANGELES -- MEMS USA, Inc. (OTCBB:MEMS) is pleased to announce today that it has formed a second joint venture to engineer, design, procure, build, own, operate and maintain a synthetic biomass-to-ethanol processing plant in Canada. This joint venture is with Central Pacific Power, Inc. The preliminary budget for this plant is $150,000,000 with a projected production capacity of approximately 160,000 gallons of ethanol per day.

MEMS USA and Central Pacific Power are joint 50/50 owners of Can-Am Ethanol Two, Inc., a Canadian corporation.

Under the terms of the joint venture Central Pacific Power, Inc.'s responsibilities include:

--Business Plan elements for ethanol distribution, sales, use and storage

--Sourcing of biomass raw materials

--Government relations including financial incentives, ethanol and blended product sales contracts, regulatory affairs and ethanol import/export

--Biomass-to-ethanol plant site identification and procurement negotiations

--Operation of the second biomass-to-ethanol plant

--Financial negotiations for all of the above.

MEMS USA, Inc.'s responsibilities include:

--Engineering and business assessment of biomass-to-ethanol process technologies

--Selection of the optimal process, equipment and operating procedures for the biomass-to-ethanol plant

--Funding of engineering, design, procurement, construction and commissioning of the biomass-to-ethanol plant

--Plant operations analysis and process/equipment design improvements.

MEMS USA, Inc. is a California-based professional engineering and technical services company. For more information visit the Company's web site at www.memsusa.com.

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