TGI Received Test Results of Ekoplaz Technology

   TGI Solar Power Group Inc. (PINKSHEETS: TSPG), provider of solar and other clean technology products and solutions, announced today that it received results from the tests conducted in Ukraine for Ekoplaz technology. Tests on the PPGM (

plasma- pyrolytic generator module)

 were run utilizing municipal waste that contained various types of plastics as well as used tires (oil rich material). The technology ran in the continuous airtight regime on the PPGM, producing simultaneously electric power and thermal energy. The module is portable, processes up to 20 metric tons/day, is self sufficient, and can be permanent or easily transported to a clean-up site or disaster area where the assistance is required. TGI Solar management and our engineers are pleased with the results, and are looking forward to implementing this technology in the Americas and Europe.

About Ekoplaz: Ekoplaz, a Ukraine-based research group, developed the technology based on using the effect of high-frequency disruption in electromagnetic microwave field. High field intensity provides air ionization in location of disruption with release of high temperature. Special configuration of air ionization chamber on condition that the supply of the middle and large microwave capacity provides the initiation of stable plasma flame at output of plasmatron nozzle. Process significant advantages include: pesticides utilization or domestic industrial waste burning occurs in continuous operation.

About TGI SOLAR POWER GROUP INC. TGI Solar (TSPG) (www.tgisolar.com) is a provider of solar and other alternative energy products and solutions. The firm provides facility and process design and integration know-how with its equipment. The Company offers its products and services to clients on a worldwide basis and currently maintains JVs in Hong Kong and subsidiary in Italy with solar installation, integration and energy consulting firms.

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