SSTP: Sustainable Power Corp.

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Sustainable Power Corp. Appoints Former Advisor to USDA Transition Team on Biofuels and Renewable Energy to Its Scientific and Technical Advisory Board

BAYTOWN, TX, Dec 16, 2009 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Sustainable Power Corp. (PINKSHEETS: SSTP) announced today that the Company has added David Mager to its scientific and technical advisory team headed by Dr. Thomas S. Hartwick, PhD.
One of the organizers of the first Earth Day and a strong community activist, David Mager was one of the advisors on the current administration's USDA Transition Team in helping prepare incoming Secretary of Agriculture Thomas Vilsack on the issues associated with biofuels, renewable energy and sustainability. David Mager is a nationally-known expert on sustainability who has advised many companies in various technologies over the past 30 years and has worked on the successful commercialization of laboratory-scale environmental technologies. Mr. Mager's function at Sustainable Power Corp. as part of the scientific and technical advisory team is to provide advice and counsel to current management on the presentation of our technology to potential investors and on the commercialization of the Company's licensed process utilizing a proprietary catalyst to produce biofuels, and biogases and biochar.

Working with Dr. Hartwick, David Mager will be mining the scientific test data that has been compiled for the technology to provide comprehensible presentations to lay investors and financing sources, and to assist in the creation of standard operating procedures to accelerate the commercialization of this technology.

Over the coming weeks and months David Mager and Dr. Hartwick will work to qualify and quantify the benefits of the SSTP process and how it differs from other competitive viable technologies currently in use.

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Sustainable Power Corp. Reports That Texas A&M University Completed an Analysis of Its Green Energy Technology
Sustainable Power Corp. Reports That Texas A&M University Completed an Analysis of Its Green Energy Technology
BAYTOWN, TX, Dec. 17, 2009 (Marketwire) --
BAYTOWN, TX -- (Marketwire) -- 12/17/09 -- Sustainable Power Corp. (PINKSHEETS: SSTP) is pleased to report that a team of professors, scientists and graduate students from the world-renowned Texas A&M University has independently analyzed its proprietary green energy technology. The tests were conducted in a manner dictated by the Texas A&M scientists maintaining a full chain of custody throughout the process to determine the purported differences of the process with and without the catalyst. This is a follow-up to Sustainable Power Corp's April 27, 2009 announcement that it had engaged a major University to commence testing of the biofuel green energy technology to which it holds an exclusive US license.
Among other reasons, Sustainable Power Corp. selected Texas A&M University because it is a research-intensive institution with 10 colleges and a nationally recognized faculty that was ranked 5th by US News and World Reports and first in the nation by The Washington Monthly for "tangible contributions to the public interest."
The Texas A&M team which analyzed the proprietary SSTP process was lead by Professor Joseph King, Chief of Staff, Texas AgriLife Research - International Programs - Borlaug Institute for International Agriculture. The team consisted of four research professors from diverse fields and a group of graduate students.
Texas AgriLife Research comprises 13 research centers with a staff of 1,700, including 375 doctoral-level scientists who are nationally recognized experts in their field. Among the fields of research concentration is Bioenergy.
Sustainable Power will shortly announce the results from the Texas A&M's report on the Company's process for converting biomass to liquid fuel, flammable gas, and biochar after a review of the report is completed by Sustainable Power's Technical Advisory Board headed by Dr. Thomas Hartwick.

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SSTP Board of Directors Appoints Michael Garjian as Chairman of the Board, Chief Technology Officer, and Vice-Chairman of the Scientific and Technical Advisory Board
BAYTOWN, TX -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 12/28/09 -- Sustainable Power Corp. (PINKSHEETS: SSTP) announced today that its Board of Directors has appointed Michael Garjian as Chairman of the Board, Chief Technology Officer, and Vice-Chairman of the Scientific and Technical Advisory Board . Following this board action, John H. Rivera, SSTP's majority stockholder, announced the transfer, by proxy, of all his stock voting rights to Mr. Garjian. "With this action, I am excited and confident that SSTP will continue to achieve everything I have been hoping for during my decades of development work," announced Rivera, who is now focusing his efforts on innovations that will further the success of SSTP.
M. Richard Cutler will continue as President and Chief Executive Officer of the Corporation. "I welcome the addition of Michael Garjian who will continue to help with the significant responsibilities for understanding the technology and commercialization of our products that are resulting from the verification of the company's licensed process by Texas A&M University ," said Cutler. "His substantial expertise in biofuel technologies and other energy technologies, as well as his presence as a seasoned innovator, manufacturer, business advisor, scientist, and community economic development leader will serve the corporation well as we move forward."
During 35 years as a manufacturer, Garjian was granted nine worldwide technology patents and employed more than 400 individuals manufacturing and distributing his inventions globally. His past work was derived from his knowledge in sciences and disciplines including agriculture, paper manufacture, materials science, glass manufacture and fabrication, plasma physics, high energy electronics, alternative fuels, biofuel production, biofuels in transportation, and biochar.
Of his appointment to the SSTP board, Garjian said, "I am honored by my appointment as Chairman of the SSTP Board of Directors. I look forward to working with the board of directors, President and CEO M. Richard Cutler, and company employees to meet our corporate and community goals.
"With the confirmation of the company's licensed process SSTP has entered a new era and we will move ahead immediately to begin commercialization of SSTP's worldclass Vertroleum biofuels, biogases and biochar products. Our corporate goal will be to provide these products at competitive prices regardless of the price of fossil fuels and to achieve lasting profitability and sustainable growth for the benefit of our employees, stockholders, and the community."

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NEWS LOOKS GREAT ON THIS ONE. IMO THIS STOCK SHOULD HAVE A GOOD RUN TODAY AND THE REST OF THE WEEK.

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This should be a great news play for this company tomorrow. Hoping to see some price apprecation tomarrow and this week. Good luck to you all. I included the news and links to the findings

BAYTOWN, TX--(Marketwire - 02/01/10) - Sustainable Power Corp. (Pinksheets:SSTP - News) today published, on its website (www.sstp.us), a public summary of the report produced by Texas A&M University scientists on the company's licensed catalytic pyrolysis process to produce Vertroleum� biofuels, biochars, and biogas.
M. Richard Cutler, President and CEO, advised that, "We spent many months and a lot of hard work with the fantastic team from Texas A&M working through the testing and findings, and are now pleased to publish the findings for our shareholders to peruse. The tests confirm what we knew all along... our licensed technology is fantastic and will change how we look at energy for the future. Because we have to protect our confidential technology, we felt we needed a report of the findings which provide comprehensible results, yet does not release sensitive competitive information."
The summary was prepared by SSTP's Technical Advisory Board and newly appointed Chairman of the Board and Chief Technology Officer, Michael Garjian, who stated, "The Texas A&M report is unambiguous in its verification of our licensed process. The quantities and quality of output biofuels, biochars, and biogas is extraordinary and this verification paves the way to a new era for SSTP."
We invite you to view the report at www.sstp.us.

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Sustainable Power Corp. Settles Litigation With Borneo Energy Sendirian Berhad



BAYTOWN, TX--(Marketwire - February 17, 2010) - Sustainable Power Corp. (PINKSHEETS: SSTP) today announced that it has resolved all outstanding litigation with Borneo Energy Sendirian Berhad.
Michael Garjian, Chairman of Sustainable Power, advised, "One of my first objectives as Chairman of the Board of SSTP was to determine the facts which led to a lawsuit between Borneo Oil Sendirian Berhad and Sustainable Power Corp. In 2008, as a result of efforts by SSTP board member Scott Hoerr and Borneo's Mr. Edmond Soo, both parties set forth on a path to a mutually beneficial collaboration.
"With the involvement of the independent third party Texas A&M, additional corporate leadership, and a review of the facts, both parties sought to re-evaluate the past, extricate themselves from a time consuming and wasteful litigious situation, and look to the future. As a result, both SSTP and Borneo have agreed to drop their lawsuits, SSTP agreed to issue Borneo an agreed upon amount of stock in consideration for all proceeds previously remitted, and both parties agreed to mutual releases from past events while leaving the door open for future interactions with the possibility of extending the SSTP process at some point into Malaysia. "I extend my sincere thanks to SSTP Board Member Scott Hoerr, Edmond Soo and Joseph Lee of Borneo, and SSTP counsel and CEO M. Richard Cutler for their help in resolving this situation and I look forward to further communications with the principals of Borneo."