Clenergen Corp., biomass power developer, recently announced that it has entered into a 15-year power purchase agreement with PTC India Ltd. The agreement is through Clenergen’s wholly owned subsidiary, Clenergen India. PTC India, a public-private partnership company, is the leading provider of power trading solutions in India, and is focused on developing a commercially vibrant power market in the country.

Clenergen currently has plantations in the Tuticorin and Tirunelveli districts in southern India, totaling 4,000 acres, of which 1,200 acres are earmarked for cultivation of bamboo and 2,800 acres for paulownia, two carefully researched and chosen biomass crops. The company plans to lease a total of 16,000 acres for biomass plantations in India, supplying various power plants operating on gasification technology.

Clenergen CEO, Mark Quinn, indicated that the first of the power plants has already started operation in Tuticorin. The 1.5 megawatt

Today, Biomass2Biopower Private Ltd. (“B2B”) announced that it has completed the first stage of its R&D program which is focused on the use of indigenous species of trees as viable sources of feedstock for the production of biomass for gasification power plant projects being implemented by Clenergen Corporation. The program aims to provide validation of the yield, production cycles and agronomy requirements as well as offer diversification to Clenergen’s integrated feedstock supply chain.

“Vanashree” was specifically highlighted in the press release for demonstrating an output of more than 40 tons per acre after 2 years of growth in a variety of soil conditions and relatively low water irrigation requirements. B2B will also develop and produce proprietary Bio pesticides, Bio fertilizers and other high value commodities from the processing of biomass resources. It is estimated that under controlled agronomy practices and fertilization

Clenergen Corp. announced that it has entered into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with Enhanced Biofuels & Technologies India Ltd (EBTI) to form a new research and development company. Called Biomass2Biopower Private Limited (B2B), the new company will be focused on bio energy research and development, evaluating a variety of tree species for future potential supplies of cultivated non edible biomass feedstocks.

B2B has evolved a highly integrated complimentary operational profile that embraces a team of scientific and technical skills drawn from some of the world’s foremost research, academic, Industrial, policy and financial sectors. The Scientific Advisory Council, headed up by Dr. W. Selvamurthy (Distinguished Scientist and Chief Controller for the Defense Research and Development Organization, Ministry of Defence, Govt of India), consists of many eminent scientists.

Commenting on the new Joint Venture Company, Mark Quinn, CEO of Clenergen stated, “The wealth

Clenergen Corp. announced today that it has secured long term leases effective 25 years on plantation land parcels in the Tirunelveli District of Tamilnadu for cultivation of its feedstock. The company has already begun working on the first parcel of 850 acres for a detailed survey prior to designing the irrigation system and commercial planting. The lease has been provided by Emberumanar Jeer Trust, an entity regulated by the Government of Tamilnadu.

The company has also been granted a lease of 1,200 acres from a similar Government of Tamilnadu, which is anticipated to be closed by October 30th 2009 after completion of the formalities relating to contour mapping. Clenergen plans to cultivate Beema Bamboo over these land parcels once a detailed assessment of the soil conditions and water availability is complete. Beema Bamboo planting is scheduled to commence in November 2009 since

Chief Executive Mark Quinn announced this morning that the company has appointed Dale Shepherd as its Chief Financial Officer and Abillish Kamti as the Chief Executive of Clenergen India Private Ltd.

Working from 1973 to 1991 for one of the world’s premier global networks, the General Electric Company, Dale’s career has focused on hands on problem resolution, acquisitions, joint venture start ups and entering new business areas. During his time at GE, he held the positions of Director of Finance, GEM Polymers Ltd. Vice President, GE Plastics Japan Ltd. and Managing Director, GEM Chemicals, Inc. From there he joined Kawasaki LNP NC in the Engineering Plastics subsidiary of Kawasaki Steel Corporation. Kawasaki Steel Corporation appointed Dale as Vice President Business Planning and Corporate Secretary to drive entry into the plastics industry by way of acquisitions. Over the 8 years he was at

Today, Clenergen Corp. announced that it has received approval from Madurai Kamaraj University, a respected University established in 1966, to inititate a research project on behalf of Clenergen to develop and apply new scientific techniques to enhance growth of biomass crops and to develop superior agronomical practices for best possible utilization of available natural resources to maximize yield.

Clenergen told investors today that it has accepted the terms of the technical engagement and that the project will commence during the first week of October 2009. The Department of Bioenergy, School of Energy, Environment and Natural Resources of the University will execute the project for Clenergen. Currently, Dr K. Muthuchelian is currently Director for Biodiversity and Forest Studies at the Madurai Kamaraj University, and Professor and Head of the School of Energy, Environment and Natural Resources at Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai.

Prof. K. Muthuchelian

Clenergen Corp.’s CEO Mark Quinn announced today that the company has signed a 90 year lease for 5,000 acres of land and the option rights to buy 145,000 more in the Co-operative Republic of Guyana in South America. The company will be using this land to cultivate fast growing micro-propagated elite strains of Paulownia for producing wood chips (biomass) for the production of clean electricity in the USA and Europe.

According to the press release, Clenergen secured the long lease of land after extensive research and development into various forms of feedstock for the purpose of generating clean electricity directly cultivated from plantation sources.

Mr. Quinn commented, “On a conservative estimate of 40 tonnes of biomass per acre, the company projects an annual supply of 6 (six) million tonnes by 2016. With the overwhelming demand for coal fired power plants to blend biomass

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Clenergen Corp. is focused on using a proprietary biomass process to generate renewable electricity. The company has identified two fast growing species of tree and applied a proprietary Tree Adaption Process for rapidly increasing the growth rate 30-40%. This substantial growth rate will enable the production of an economically viable source of feedstock/biomass for creating a renewable source of electricity.

Because the company uses renewable biomass, organic material derived from plant matter not related to food production, it is able to produce clean, sustainable energy without endangering the food

Clenergen Corp. CEO Mark Quinn announced today before the opening that the company has acquired an exclusive intellectual property license for use in India and Sri Lanka from Star Biotechnology Ltd. This license will provide immediate access to the technology and knowledge required to increase the rate of biomass production, assisting in the generation of clean electricity through gasification.

“This is a significant source of plant science and expertise for Clenergen and will literally accelerate the development of our ambitions in the field. We have been working with the science team for the past six months and I am glad to have now reached this milestone”, stated Mr. Quinn today.

Using mother strains of Paulownia originating from Australia, the Polyploidy Technology Plant Adaption Process (PTPAP) will be applied to produce an entirely new species of fast growing tree, specifically cultivated to thrive in the climate and soils of land leased