New Mexico Company Exhibiting at International Conference

Santa Fe, NM – November 1, 2006 – When you flip on a switch, do you know where your electricity comes from? Or what kind of environmental impact it has on the earth? Many of us take for granted how electricity is generated, the fuel used in the process of generation and the pollution produced as a result of burning this fuel. For those attending Power-Gen International 2006 in Orlando, Florida from November 28-30, the focus is all about the where, when and how of power generation. For one New Mexico company, it will be an opportunity to present their state-of-the-art emissions control technology to an international audience.

CleanAIR Systems designs, tests, and manufactures equipment to substantially reduce air pollution produced by vehicles, stationary engines and power plants. For the past four years, a major part of CleanAIR’s business has been helping power plants, hospitals and companies using diesel stationary generators as a back-up power supply, to decrease their emissions of particulate matter (black smoke), carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons. Most recently CleanAIR Systems has developed technology to also reduce emissions of nitrogen oxides or NOx. A major problem in the fight against air pollution and global warming, NOx is produced by all power generation plants that burn fuel to make electricity (coal, natural gas, diesel, and even biodiesel).
As an exhibitor at Power-Gen, CleanAIR Systems will present their emissions control technology to over 16,000 attendees from all parts of the globe. Billed as the world’s largest conference on power generation, the exhibition will also boast 1,000 exhibitors representing the full scope of this market segment from coal-fired power plants to solar energy. According to the Power-Gen website, “Power-Gen International focuses on educating the industry on key trends and technologies impacting power generation, including operation, maintenance, construction, upgrading and design of natural gas and coal plants, plus renewable energy alternatives. Exhibits feature the latest in power products and technologies.”

Established in 1993, CleanAIR Systems, Inc. located in Santa Fe, NM, is a technology-based corporation manufacturing emissions control systems with worldwide distribution. Their products are designed to control air pollution for on- and off-road vehicles, as well as stationary machinery and power generation.