Encore Clean Energy Inc (fka ECLN)

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Geothermal Expert Joins the Encore Board of Advisors

VANCOUVER, British Columbia--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 29, 2005--
Encore Clean Energy, Inc. (OTCBB: ECLN) is pleased to
announce that geothermal energy veteran Ronald E. Suess has joined the
company's business/scientific advisory board to assist the Company in
presenting its new HeatSeeker (TM) technology to various industries.
Ronald E. Suess is an attorney who is currently the President of
the Geysers Geothermal Association. He is an industry veteran with
more than 40 years in the geothermal industry, including 31 years at
Pacific Gas & Electric Company's Department of Engineering Research,
Corporate Center and The Geysers Power Plants. Mr. Suess helped bring
on-line eighteen PG&E geothermal power plants and was involved in
every phase of their life cycles. Mr. Suess developed the overall
regulatory compliance program in use by all geothermal plants at The
Geysers today.
Dan Hunter, CEO of Encore Clean Energy, Inc, commented, "Ron's
counsel and direction will speed up the introduction of the HeatSeeker
to energy developers and geothermal operators all over the globe."
Mr. Suess added, 'I'm very excited to join Encore. The HeatSeeker
technology is the only one I know that is capable of generating
significant power from the lowest-temperature resources, which
currently are wasted or ignored. These resources, until now, could not
be cost-effectively harnessed. The proficiency of the HeatSeeker can
enable a whole new 'micro-geothermal' industry to develop,
exponentially expanding the number of places where low-cost clean
power can be generated on-site."
Besides conventional geothermal sites, the Heat Seeker can
cost-effectively generate zero-emissions power for hotels and
communities situated on or near hydrothermal hot springs. It can also
benefit the Oil Industry, generating new profits from old wells by
harnessing the heat contained in the vast amounts of hot water
produced daily by many of the world's oil and gas wells. Currently
this produced hot water is a liability to every oil or gas well owner,
because of the cost to pump and dispose of the water back into
injection wells. The Heat Seeker can convert this oil industry
liability into a new, clean energy asset that can help America and
other countries increase production of their untapped domestic energy
resources.
The HeatSeeker is a new power source that converts both low and
high temperature heat resources into electricity. These heat resources
can readily be found in nature (solar thermal, geothermal and ocean
thermal) and in the waste-heat of many man-made industrial processes
and engines, which burn fossil fuels. The Company intends to focus its
licensing, marketing and sales efforts for the HeatSeeker product-line
on the following applications and commercial targets:

1. Waste heat recovery from coal, natural gas and nuclear power
plants.

2. Industrial boiler, furnace and process heat recovery.

3. Hydraulic construction equipment tailpipe exhaust heat recovery

4. Hydrogen vehicle fuel cell waste heat recovery.

5. Hybrid vehicle gasoline engine exhaust heat recovery.

6. Rooftop solar-thermal heat-to-electricity conversion.

7. Geothermal heat recovery

For complete information and a description of the Encore
HeatSeeker, please go to www.EncoreCleanEnergy.com.

This release contains certain forward- looking statements
regarding potential future events and developments affecting the
business of Encore Clean Energy, Inc. These forward-looking statements
involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors not
under Encore Clean Energy, Inc's control which may cause actual
results, performance or achievements of Encore Clean Energy, Inc to be
materially different from the future results, performance,
achievements or other expectations expressed or implied by these
forward- looking statements.



KEYWORD: NORTH AMERICA CANADA
INDUSTRY KEYWORD: ENERGY ALTERNATIVE ENERGY UTILITIES MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING NATURAL RESOURCES AGRICULTURE ENVIRONMENT PERSONNEL
SOURCE: Encore Clean Energy


CONTACT INFORMATION:
Encore Clean Energy
Dan Hunter, 604-691-6518
[e-mail]
www.encorecleanenergy.com