TGI EKOPLAZ Division Completes Design of New Unit

   TGI Solar Power Group Inc. (TSPG) (PINKSHEETS: TSPG), a diversified holding company, announced today that it has the design of a new and improved Waste to Energy unit of EKOPLAZ.

Upon completion of testing the prototype system, EKOPLAZ plans to produce several smaller size units up to 5 tons a day capacity, to be tested in the field, utilizing various feedstock. This new design is more efficient, allows the unit to utilize more options and should bring down the cost of production. Management should have test sites set up before construction of the units is completed.

About EKOPLAZ

EKOPLAZ has developed the technology based on high-frequency disruption in an electromagnetic microwave field. High field intensity provides air ionization in the location of the disruption along with the release of high temperature. Special configuration of the air ionization chamber allows the supply of middle and large microwave capacity to provide the initiation of a stable plasma flame at the output of the plasmatron nozzle. This technology offers significant advantages including: medical waste treatment, pesticide utilization or domestic industrial waste processing. A plant can be implemented both in mobile and stationary usage occurring in a continuous operation or on as-needed basis.

About TGI Solar

TGI Solar Power Group Inc. (www.tgisolar.com) is a diversified holding company. The Company offers its products and services to clients on a worldwide basis and currently maintains JVs and strategic alliances with installation, integration and energy consulting firms. TGI's strategy is to acquire new patented technologies, components, processes, designs and methods with commercial value that will give market advantage and generate shareholder value.

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