ElectraTherm Sees Incredible Demand from States to House Manufacturing Facility.

Company Ramping Up Production of the ElectraTherm Green Machine Waste Heat Generator

CARSON CITY, Nev. -- ElectraTherm, Inc. (www.electratherm.com) today announced they have received an unprecedented amount of interest from states across the U.S. to house the company's new manufacturing facility. After successfully launching the ElectraTherm Green Machine in 2008, ElectraTherm has fielded requests from all over the world to purchase fuel-free, emissions-free systems that produce power from waste heat. As a result, the company plans to expand its Carson City, Nevada operations and open an additional manufacturing facility.

ElectraTherm sent a request for proposal to the 48 contiguous states, and to date has received a formal response from 23 states, each touting tax incentives, interest-free loans, and renewable energy grant opportunities. Many other states have also expressed interest in the project, and ElectraTherm is evaluating the proposals based on proximity to their Carson City, Nevada corporate offices, financial incentives, energy costs, and available skilled labor.

A letter from Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle illustrates how U.S. states are embracing clean energy. Doyle wrote, "I have said it before and I will say it again - we should depend more on the Midwest and less on the Mideast for sources of energy. Our nation's dependence on foreign oil must end, but drilling our way out of this crisis is not the answer. We must invent and innovate our way to a cleaner, safer energy future."

The ElectraTherm Green Machine is the world's first commercially viable generator to make electricity from low temperature, residual industrial heat that has, until now, gone to waste. The Company announced $2.6 million in Series A Capital late last year, and is currently ramping up manufacturing and distribution for the ElectraTherm Green Machine.

"The quick response we received has been incredible - almost every state is looking for cleantech firms, and they all compete from different perspectives," said Bill Olson, ElectraTherm Senior Vice President of Business Development. "We are excited about filtering through the stack as we ramp up production to meet the growing demand for our products. The current economy is accelerating the need for products that increase energy efficiency, and states are looking for ways to save on energy costs and create jobs at the same time."

For more information about the ElectraTherm Green Machine, visit http://www.electratherm.com/products.html.

About ElectraTherm, LLC 

ElectraTherm, Inc. delivers renewable energy solutions for a sustainable future, now. The company's proven, patented Twin Screw Expander enables its line of energy generators to make electricity from waste and geothermal heat or pressure instead of fossil fuel. ElectraTherm's fuel-free, emission-free and low cost technology offers the industry's shortest payback period on investment. For more information on ElectraTherm and its cleantech, green power products, please visit www.electratherm.com.