Jadoo Power Systems Presents Fuel Cell Products to President Bush

    FOLSOM, Calif., Feb. 6 -- President George W. Bush was
briefed today by Larry Bawden, President and CEO of Jadoo Power Systems, on
Jadoo's portable fuel cell technology, which is being used for covert
surveillance applications.  Mr. Bawden demonstrated Jadoo's SuREII power
system based on proprietary fuel cell systems technology.
    Jadoo was selected as one of only twenty-two companies to participate in
the White House event arranged by the Department of Energy in Washington DC.
The event, with exhibitors from leading fuel cell companies and major auto
manufacturers, was organized in response to President Bush's hydrogen economy
initiative presented in last week's State of the Union speech.  It was created
to gather leaders in fuel cell innovation highlight existing fuel cell
technology and present these innovations to President Bush for his review.
    "Our fuel cell power systems provide up to six times the runtime of
existing battery technology," commented Larry Bawden. "Most importantly, these
power systems are available today.  Industry response has been tremendous."
    In addition to the SuREII, surveillance power system, which is being
reviewed by a federal security agency, Jadoo also demonstrated their NABII
unit, which provides power for professional video cameras.
    "We are pleased to be selected along side companies like Daimler-Chrysler,
Motorola and Chevron-Texaco as a leader in moving the US toward a 'hydrogen
economy," Mr. Bawden said.
    Referring to the future of this technology, President Bush in his speech
commented, "For the entrepreneurs here, thanks for being an entrepreneur.
Keep dreaming your dreams.  It's the collective dreams of the American
entrepreneurial set which really define our future for us.  Here today, I'm
going to say your government is not to stand in your way, but stand by your
side as we blaze new paths for our country."
    Jadoo Power Systems, located in Folsom, CA, designs, develops and
manufactures next-generation; portable energy storage and power generation
products that utilize proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cells.  Jadoo's fuel
cell systems, which provide power for applications ranging from surveillance
systems that protect our homeland, to telemetry systems that monitor our
natural gas pipelines, outperform existing power technologies.

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    CONTACT:  Lee Arikara of Jadoo Power Systems, +1-916-608-9044, or
mparikara@jadoopower.com.