GreenFuel Appoints VP of Process Development to Oversee Deployment of Its Emissions-to-Biofuels System

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.--Nov. 2, 20059, 2005--GreenFuel Technologies Corporation, a privately held company providing emissions-to-biofuels(TM) conversion services to power plants and industrial facilities, today announced that it has appointed John (Jack) Lewnard, PhD, to the position of Vice President of Process Development.

Dr. Lewnard has previously managed projects in the biotechnology, fuel production, and electricity production sectors. In his most recent post at Millipore Corporation, Dr. Lewnard introduced several new membrane characterization techniques, including a more sensitive integrity test in patent review. While at Air Products and Chemicals, he was R&D manager for the Environmental Energy Systems Division, responsible for waste-to-energy, landfill gas, utility scrubbers, and advanced power generation technology evaluation. He was the technical lead for several large-scale projects involving black liquor gasification, second-generation pressurized fluid bed combustion, and first-of-a-kind projects in hydrogen purification. Dr. Lewnard holds five U.S. patents, with related international filings, and has an extensive professional publication and speaking record.

"We're delighted to welcome Jack to our team," said GreenFuel President and CEO Cary Bullock. "His technical expertise spans all of the fields GreenFuel incorporates, and he understands the practical and operational concerns that face our customers. Jack's leadership on process development will enable us to meet -- and exceed -- our customers' and investors' expectations."

"It is inspiring to work on a truly transformative technology, and GreenFuel's unique approach to converting waste gases to clean air biofuels(TM) is certainly in that class," said Dr. Lewnard. "I'm proud to take part in bringing such an elegant process to market."

About GreenFuel Technologies Corporation

GreenFuel's mission is to profitably transform exhaust gases from power plants and industrial sites into renewable biofuels, worldwide. The company's patent-pending system is linearly scalable, produces no harmful byproducts, and is compatible with untreated water supplies. GreenFuel is presently negotiating facility installations domestically, as well as internationally. GreenFuel is headquartered in Cambridge, MA. For more information, visit www.greenfuelonline.com.