Dynamic Applications Starts Negotiations for Carbon Credit Deal in China.

NEWARK, Del. -- Dynamic Applications Corp. ("Dynamic" or the "Company") (OTC:DYAP) announced today that it has started initial negotiation discussions with coal mines in China for the purpose of tailoring a carbon credit deal.

Dynamic's announcement comes following its recent statement to enter the carbon credit market.

Coal mines can be a major participant in the carbon credit market. Coal mines release methane to the atmosphere. Therefore, coal mine emissions of methane can be used to generate carbon credits. Methane is a greenhouse gas with a global warming potential generally of 21 times that of carbon dioxide. Namely, the greenhouse effect of one ton of methane is considered to be equivalent to 21 tons of carbon dioxide. One ton of captured carbon dioxide is equal to one carbon credit unit which can be traded through various trading platforms in the carbon credit market.

Dynamic's initiative in the carbon credit market in China coincides with its previous statements regarding taking part in this fast evolving market and the great opportunities it provides.

About Dynamic

Dynamic focuses its activities in the clean tech sector and, among other initiatives, is investigating the market potential for kenaf. Kenaf is a fast-growing crop that, traditionally, has been used as a raw material for the production of ropes, bags and similar products. But, in recent years has been used in a wide range of new industrial applications, including the production of paper, bioplastics and environmentally friendly materials used in automobiles by manufacturers such as Toyota. Moreover, it has been integrated into the product lines of electronics companies such as NEC, Panasonic and others.

Researchers have suggested that kenaf may offer a broad range of environmental advantages, including the extraordinary capacity to absorb and store huge quantities of carbon dioxide, the gas most associated with the adverse effects of global warming. Accordingly, the appropriate use of kenaf might provide a substantial means of coping with global warming.

Currently, the Company is conducting a thorough survey of the kenaf market in China, which is the world's largest producer and the base for several major manufacturers incorporating Kenaf into their products.

In addition the Company has started a new activity in the carbon credit market.

Forward-Looking Statements:

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