Emission Controls Corp. Updates Shareholders

    PALM CITY, Fla.--April 11, 2003--Emission Controls Corp. (ECC), a publicly held Delaware Corporation (OTC Pink Sheets: EMCS) today released the following information to update shareholders on recent developments at the company.
    Syd Cooke, Emission Controls Corp. President, stated: "As many of our shareholders are already aware, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) suspended trading in Emission Controls Corp. (ECC) securities from January 23, 2003, through February 5, 2003. According to the SEC press release, concerns had been raised regarding the accuracy and adequacy of ECC's public statements relating to the company's products and business prospects. ECC believes that it has responded to the concerns raised by the SEC and remains ready and willing to resolve any remaining issues that may arise in the future. Trading in ECC common stock resumed on February 6, 2003."
    Mr. Cooke continued, "In support of our engineering and product development activities, we recently engaged Ambient Air Services, Inc. of Starke, Florida, to perform a series of fuel mileage tests of our Natural Resources Fuel Reformer (NRFR) system. The results of these tests continue to validate and substantiate the unparalleled fuel mileage enhancement capabilities of our proprietary NRFR technology. We are confident that we have developed a solid product platform that can deliver 'Real World' performance consistent with our continuing third-party tests."
    Mr. Cooke further commented, "We are also actively pursuing discussions with potential licensees who share our enthusiasm for the commercial potential of our NRFR product. I am confident that we will be able to report definitive progress on the licensing and commercial launch of our NRFR product in the near future."