TransAct Energy Receives Approval From City of Puebla to Engage Fichtner Engineering

TransAct Energy Receives Approval From City of Puebla to Engage Fichtner Engineering

Engineering Review Starts May 13

SAN ANTONIO, TX--(Marketwired - May 7, 2014) - TransAct Energy Corp. (OTCQB: TEGY) has received written confirmation from Gabriel Navarro Guerrero the Secretary of Environment and Public Services for the Municipal Government of Puebla, that Fichtner Consulting Engineers Limited is acceptable as a third party expert to review the feasibility of the proposed TransAct Energy Zero Emissions Waste Optimization Plant ™ (Z.E.W.O.P. ™ ) for Puebla.

In anticipation of the Municipal approval and funding by the Puebla Waste Consortium, TransAct Energy has been negotiating a services agreement with Fichtner Consulting Engineers. The Fichtner Services Agreement is intended to be signed off May 12th with the phase one engineering review starting on May 13th and taking approximately 60 days.

"We are pleased the Municipal Government of Puebla accepted Fichtner Consulting Engineers Limited as the engineers for this project and that Fichtner has agreed to take it on," said Rod Bartlett, CEO of TransAct Energy. "Fichtner are recognized internationally as being extremely capable in the Waste Management sector, we look forward to their contribution. Fichtner is one of the world's leading independent engineering, project management and consultancy firms. Founded in 1922, the group has over 2,000 staff working in more than 100 countries around the world, generating an annual turnover in excess of 200 million Euros, derived entirely from the provision of independent technical and project management services. "

All municipal solid waste (MSW) is made up of certain components, water, organics (food waste, plant waste, paper, cardboard, wood), plastics (hard and soft), metals (ferrous and non-ferrous), glass, porcelain, rocks, stones, dirt, oils and other trace elements (sulfur, calcium, magnesium etc) in varying percentages. Efficiently (low-energy use, low carbon footprint, lowest cost) separating and reprocessing MSW so it can be used again is the ideal of waste management. Fichtner's review will determine whether or not using Puebla MSW in the TransAct Z.E.W.O.P. ™ will work to reprocess the MSW 100% into useable components efficiently without any emissions.

About TransAct Energy Corp.

TransAct Energy Corp. is a Nevada organized company trading on the OTCQB as TEGY. TransAct has set out to eliminate the impact of humans waste on the environment by capturing all of the resources in our refuse using innovations in process and technology. We do this by developing and implementing technologies that provide useable energy in sustainable ways.

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