Startup Firm Announces Breakthrough Electrical Co-Generator for Small Businesses

Anaheim, CA February 4, 2004-- VECTOR CoGen announced today the release of its electrical co-generator for small businesses. Co-generators are natural gas- or propane-powered systems that produce on-site electricity for 20%-50% less than the utility company. In addition, co-generators use the heat created during generation to provide the user with "free" hot water and/or thermal heat--hence the term "co-generator". Until now, expensive co-generation systems were only available to large, industrial customers. VECTOR's system marks the first time that affordable, state-of-the-art, co-generation technology has been made available to small businesses.

In much the same way as personal computers displaced large, centralized mainframes, many industry observers believe that small, distributed generation systems like VECTOR's will eventually displace large, centralized power plants. VECTOR's unit is able to produce power less expensively because power plants typically lose 10%-15% of the electricity that is passed through miles of transmission lines. In addition, most power plants simply vent the heat created during generation "up the stack", creating the steam clouds that appear over most power plants.

About VECTOR CoGen
VECTOR CoGen, LLC is a Carson-City, NV-based manufacturer of co-generation systems for residential and small commercial customers. Founded in 2001 by former World-Champion, top-fuel drag racer, Richard Langson, VECTOR produces state-of-the-art co-generation systems using Langson's unique understanding of high-performance engines and exotic materials. VECTOR has already signed agreements with dealers in southern California, Nevada and New York. For additional information please contact Richard Langson at (775) 883-4470 or visit our website at www.vectorcogen.com.




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