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XLPI news. How about 1 Mil in revs from Brazil alone. :)
XcelPlus International Focuses on Renewable Energy

SALUDA, VA, Jun 07, 2006 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- During a recent trip to

Brazil, President Bill R. Smith of XcelPlus International Inc. (PINKSHEETS:

XLPI) secured world-wide rights for two important technologies: FlexTek(TM)

flex-fuel conversion technology, and Diesenol(TM) ethanol based fuel substitute

for Diesel and BioDiesel fuels.


FlexTek is a system which converts most modern gasoline powered vehicles into

flexible-fuel vehicles capable of running on gasoline, E85 ethanol or any blend

of the 2 fuels. FlexTek Technology has been successfully utilized in Brazil for

many years and is compatible with most modern 4, 6, and 8 cylinder cars.

XcelPlus is the only company to offer a proven system to convert a vehicle, and

completely protect the engine from the possible harmful effects of ethanol.


After signing a contract with AGE Technologies, the Brazilian based company that

owned the rights to FlexTek technology, Mr. Bill R. Smith, President of XcelPlus

stated: "XcelPlus now controls all rights to manufacture and market the FlexTek,

and we have also absorbed the marketing infrastructure of AGE Technologies. AGE

had over one million dollars in revenue from FlexTek sales in Brazil last year.

By adding our line of chemicals to the Brazilian market we expect much higher

future revenues. In addition to increasing profitability, our ownership of all

issued and pending patents enables us to aggressively go after those infringing

on our technology."


XcelPlus' other acquisition, Diesenol, is a 95% ethanol substitute for BioDiesel

and conventional diesel fuels. Unlike BioDiesel, Diesenol has better cold-start

characteristics than regular diesel fuels, and does not require any additional

equipment to be installed on factory diesel engines. Diesenol has been found to

outperform both ordinary diesel and BioDiesel fuels, providing greater

horsepower, flatter torque curves, cleaner exhaust emissions, and extended

engine life. Tested vehicles drove 400,000 kilometers each with no injector

system failures.


XcelPlus is currently designing marketing strategies to enter world-wide diesel

fuel markets. The United States alone consumes over 30 billion gallons of diesel

fuel annually