Senior Vice President William Hartman of NanoLogix and David Hartman, the Chief Engineer and President of NanoLogix's hydrogen engine conversion partner, Precision Performance Company, will be in Booth #146 March 20th and 21st. In addition, Research Paper #3306 "Microbial Production of Hydrogen from Sugar-rich Wastewater" by Gannon University Associate Professor Dr. Harry Diz will be presented. Dr. Diz has managed research at NanoLogix pilot hydrogen bioreactor at Welch's Grape Juice Factory. The research paper documents the results achieved. Dr. Diz concludes in the paper "Hydrogen production was sustained over more than six months of operation while methane production was controlled and limited. This experience confirmed the ability to maintain a hydrogen-generating culture in an industrial setting over an extended period of time."

Dana Allen, Vice President of Strategic Partnering for NanoLogix, stated, "The advantage NanoLogix has in hydrogen production is that unlike conventional hydrogen production that requires the wasteful use of natural gas or electricity, our bioreactor actually creates energy (hydrogen) out of wastewater. It not only produces hydrogen as a renewable source of energy, it also cleans the water. Hydrogen is known as a wonderful and environmentally friendly fuel to use, which it is, the problem is how to create it, energy density, storage and transportation. The patented NanoLogix bioreactor shows great promise to solve the remaining problems. By producing from wastewater (generally a free feedstock) and immediately converting it to electrical, mechanical or heat power on site, all these issues are covered. The existing highly efficient electrical grid becomes the method of transportation when the power generated exceeds local demand. We look forward to large scale implementation of this technology."

This year, for the first time Hydrogen Expo US features a Hydrogen-from-Renewables Pavilion with four exhibitors: NanoLogix, Powertech Labs, Ecotality and Sandia National Laboratories. "We expect this pavilion to grow in future years," commented an Expo official. "Additionally, exhibitors such as Ballard or Proton Power Systems, whose products integrate easily with renewable energy technologies, will have individual displays," as noted in an EarthToys.com article (link: http://www.earthtoys.com/news.php?section=view&id=2225).

NanoLogix hydrogen engine conversions have been well received in the market with sales in the first month of availability. Current prices range from $1,100 for a Briggs&Stratton 7.5 HP engine to $2,200 for 5.5 KW generator with a Briggs&Stratton 10 HP engine. These prices include hydrogen regulators and hose. A video of a Hydrogen engine conversion running and a WICU-TV news program on NanoLogix Bioreactor pilot plant are available for viewing on Nanologix website at http://www.nanologix.net/in_action.php. The engine conversion video will be updated later with a professional video.