Cal-Bay International Inc (CBYI)

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CAL-BAY INTERNATIONAL Testing New Multi-Tier Design Solar Panels for Clean Energy
Production

LAS VEGAS, NV, Jun 09, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Cal-Bay International,
Inc. (pinksheets:CBYI) today announced the company is testing a newly designed
multi-tier solar panel system for the production of clean energy.

Company President Kevin Denniston commented that traditional Solar Energy panels
work very well for the production of energy. The biggest drawback is the amount
of physical space required to house the panels, and while many creative locations
are being utilized, a multi-tier panel allowing the sun's rays to penetrate
multiple panel layers is a major space-saving and maximum efficiency operation,
producing more power in a smaller environment. Cal-Bay is currently testing a
prototype system that would possibly maximize the production of Solar Energy per
location along with significantly reducing the installation costs based on return
on Investment (ROI).

There are many Federal and State tax incentives available from the installation
and use of Clean Energy Solar Panels for utilization in both Commercial and
Residential applications. These incentives can be found at:
http://www.solar-estimate.org

Mr. Denniston further commented that, upon satisfactory completion of testing,
the company is anticipating the addition of its first Solar facility alongside
the company's soon-to-be-operational, waste to Clean Energy location in
Scottsdale, Arizona. In addition to the installation of the company's Solar
facility, Cal-Bay plans to market the multi-tier panel system for both commercial
and residential applications, by way of Direct Marketing and Distributorship
opportunities.

More technical and statistical information will be available on the company's
redesigned website, which is currently under reconstruction and should be
launched in the very near future.

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Company's business strategy, outlook, objectives, plans, intentions or goals also
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materially from those in forward-looking statements.

SOURCE: Cal-Bay

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