Centron Energy Corporation develops innovative fuel technologies to meet energy goals of the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: Kenneth J. Klein, Vice President Sales
Centron Energy Corporation
PHONE: 414-614-4699
Email: ken.klein@centronenergycorp.com

WISCONSIN - In response to new regulations and goals included in The Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 (The Act) and more stringent emission standards and goals adopted by the State of California, Centron Energy Corporation announced its patented technology for gasoline and diesel fuel additives that reduce emissions, increase fuel mileage and reduce vehicle operating costs. Centron fuel treatments are cold blends of environmentally safe, readily available and biodegradable chemicals and have been approved for use by the EPA and the California Resource Board (CARB).

The Act is projected to save American consumers and businesses more than $400 billion through 2030 and will reduce energy consumption by 7% and greenhouse gas emissions by 9%. Through 300 million miles of customer testing, Centron fuel additives have increased fuel economy by an average of 15%. Significant reductions in carbon monoxide (over 40%), hydrocarbon emissions (over 50%), and nitrous oxide emissions (over 20%) were also reported. Centron works by removing corrosive deposits from the fuel system, improving combustion, preventing rust and algae by removing moisture from the fuel lines and tank, and reducing surface tension, thereby increasing performance.

"Centron helps our customers to meet tomorrow's goals for emission reduction and energy conservation today," said Ken Klein, Senior Vice President of Sales at Centron. "Whether gasoline or diesel, at the refinery, bulk plant, or individual engine: just pour it in and you're there!"

Ron Likas, President, agreed, "We are excited about the contribution Centron can make to ease the transition that so many companies will have to make to meet or exceed goals. Just using our product will put companies on track without their having to undergo expensive changes in infrastructure or operations."

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Centron Energy Corporation was founded in 1998 to meet the increasing demand for fuel efficiency for both diesel and gasoline engines. Working with Brenntag, a leading chemical distributor, Centron fuel savers are registered with the EPA and enjoy U.S. patent protection. In addition, patents are pending or have been issued by 35 other nations. For more information, please contact Ken Klein, Vice President of Sales, Centron Energy Corporation, 2070 Wisconsin Ave., Grafton, WI 53024, 414-614-4699, email: ken.klein@centronenergycorp.com

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