HTC Hydrogen Technologies Corp.

　

Address: #001 - 2305 Victoria Ave.
Regina, SK
Canada S4P 0S7

Tel No.: (306) 352-6132

Fax No.: (306) 545-3262

Web Site: www.htcenergy.com

Corporate Email: jallison@htcenergy.com

Contact Person: Jeff Allison

Position: CFO

COMPANY DATA

Traded Market:	TSX-V
Traded Symbol:	HTC
Outstanding Shares:	9,779,104
52 Week High:	$ 6.69
52 Week Low:	$ 3.00
Present Price:	Click Here

INTRODUCTION

HTC Hydrogen Technologies Corp. is a Saskatchewan, Canada based energy technology company that is commercializing CO₂ capture/storage technologies and is developing and commercializing hydrogen production technologies.

HTC Purenergy is the commercial brand of HTC. The laboratories of HTC Purenergy are based at the world-renowned International Test Centre for CO₂ Capture located at the University of Regina in Saskatchewan, Canada. Their vision of clean energy is based on the reduction of CO₂ from smoke stacks and tail pipes, is fully in line with the carbon concerned worlds commitment to Kyoto Protocol.

HTC was incorporated January 2001 and became actively engaged in the New Pure Energy Economy in February 2002. The Company was set up to develop innovative processes and new methodology to improve the efficiency of CO₂ capture/storage and the production of hydrogen. The University of Regina has spent over 10 years pioneering commercializable CO₂ technologies. The development of hydrogen production technologies based on CO₂ utilization and capture is an efficient continuation of the pioneering pure energy technologies.

HTC HIGHLIGHTS

HTC is an energy technology company whose mandate is to deliver "Carbon Clear Solutions" to address the pending challenges the energy sector is facing in meeting the environment impact of Greenhouse Gas emissions.
HTC's zero emissions suite of technologies has been developed through the Collaborative Research Agreement with the University of Regina and with the "Clean air - CO₂" sponsor agreement with the International Test Centre (ITC) for .CO₂
HTC is an internationally recognized, public listed company (TSX-V: HTC). HTC's partnership with the University of Regina brings over 10 years of research and development, plant design, test and evaluation to the market.
HTC has developed and aggregated intellectual property including patent rights and technology rights in the following areas:
- CO₂ capture to mitigate emissions from stationary coal and gas fired power plants.
- Hydrogen production incorporating CO₂ capture from natural gas, bio-fuels and other fossil fuel feed stocks. Delivering efficient, "on site" clean energy to power fuel cells in the rapidly emerging hydrogen economy.
- CO₂ and H2 modeling, design and simulation processes.
HTC provides commercial solutions and visibility to companies seeking to address their current or potential carbon liability issues. Through an expert panel HTC provides assessment from both a technical and economic perspective for the implementation of CO₂ capture on legacy assets as well as the modeling of new power generation facilities incorporating capture/storage.
Companies and organizations requiring feasibility studies to offset the contingent liabilities of carbon emissions will be assisted by HTC's product offer.
HTC provides a comprehensive suite of technologies including CO₂ capture, CO₂ sequestration, and hydrogen production.

CO₂ Capture and Storage Solutions

The University of Regina and the International Test Centre for CO₂ capture, is recognized by the International Energy Agency (IEA) Coal Research, CANMET Western Research Center as well as Fluor Corporation of USA; to be one of the most recognized and active research groups on CO₂ capture and separation technologies. Over the past 10 years, this research group has been working on advanced CO₂ separation technologies. The main target application area is CO₂ removal from flue gas streams such as coal and natural gas.

Cost Effective Capture of CO₂

Process efficiencies have been advanced through the development of HTC's technologies where process integration with enhanced stripping methods has brought forward the viability of capture technologies.

The key benefits of HTC's systems are:

Reduction in process energy requirements
Lowering of stripping temperatures
Reduction of solvent degradation
Increased absorption efficiencies
Improve efficiency in random and structured column packing
Reduction of system corrosiveness
Reduction of capital costs

TECHNOLOGY SUITE

PSR Designer Solvents

HTC's patented, high performance solvent technology has provided the breakthrough with increased absorption kinetics and corrosion control in CO₂ and solvent environments.

KINETICS BOSS - CO₂ Modeling / Design and Simulation Processes

HTC's patented modeling/design/simulation processes and staging platforms for solvent and catalyst design, has set an industry benchmark for cost effective development of CO₂ capture. The ability to cost effectively configure solvents and catalysts ensures maximum efficiencies are achieved on deployment of the CO₂ capture systems. Kinetics Boss features include:

Modeling program developed to simulate absorption rates and enhancement factors from known kinetics and operating conditions
Can predict the kinetics of the reaction by interpreting absorption from experimental data
Able to predict concentration profiles, absorption rate and /or enhancement factors from known kinetics
This model takes into account the coupling between chemical equilibrium, mass transfer, and chemical kinetics of all possible chemical reactions
Capability of predicting gas absorption rates and enhancement factors from the system hydrodynamics and the physico-chemical properties
Able to custom design CO₂ capture facility to meet specific needs for flow rates, CO₂ capture
Able to reduce experimental time required to custom design packing material, solvents, heat and mass transfer rates for CO₂ capture unit

MANAGED SERVICES OFFERINGS

HTC is able to provide organizations seeking an outsourced model for CO₂ capture. This includes the provisioning of a remote monitoring and control system from a central command center. On site technical services and systems can also be provided.

CO₂ CAPTURE DEMONSTRATION FACILITIES

HTC operates and maintains a range of demonstration and test facilities for capture in Coal and Natural Gas fired generation. Its prime commercial plant at Boundary Dam is utilized for demonstration and through HTC's Managed Service Platform, the system in operation can be monitored remotely with access provided to clients globally.

International Collaboration Agreements for CO₂ Capture and Storage

University of Regina
University of Texas
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
International Test Centre for CO₂
Australia's Cooperative Research Centre for Greenhouse Gas Technologies ("CO₂CRC")

Hydrogen Production Technologies

HTC has developed unique hydrogen production technologies that:

Reduces CO₂ emitted by using CO₂ as a feedstock
Captures the remaining CO₂ for utilization or sequestration
Is scaleable to appliance size for the gas station, business, and home markets
Low capital cost

HTC has filed world leading patented technologies which produce H2 from a broad variety of feedstock such as:

Natural gas
Diesel
Gasoline
Bio-fuels i.e. ethanol, methanol
Coal Gasification

HTC Hydrogen reformation systems are unique in their method of delivering pure Hydrogen.

Delivers 99.99% pure H2 for use in PEM fuel cells
Captures 100% of all CO₂ emissions
Cost effective and scaleable, efficient two stage process which produces increased H2 output
Dry Reformation Reactor - New catalyst system designed to eliminate contamination problems (i.e. coking) while at the same time operate at a low temperature
Water Gas Shift Reactor - Plus - improved and redesigned catalyst that improves operating temperature and hydrogen production efficiency
Two stage catalyst system that matches the endothermic and exothermic reaction temperatures for efficient energy balance

MANAGEMENT

HTC Hydrogen Technologies Corp. has a well management team with experience in different areas:

Lionel Kambeitz, CEO & Director
Mr. Kambeitz is a recognized Canadian business developer, with direct experience in International business affairs. He has been a founder of many Canadian and United States based private companies as well as Canadian based public companies. Previously, Mr. Kambeitz has been elected to be the chairman and president of a Canadian manufacturing association.

Jeffrey C. Allison, Chief Financial Officer & Director
Mr. Allison graduated from the University of Calgary in 1980 with a Bachelor of Commerce Degree (B.Comm.) majoring in Marketing and Finance. For the first 20 years of his career he has been involved in the corporate finance area. In 1997 he assisted with the founding and setup of CUCORP Financial Services, as the Associate Vice President. CUCORP is now the largest corporate finance institution in Saskatchewan. Mr. Allison has founded and run two private companies and served as an officer of a publicly traded company.

University of Regina Research and Technical Advisory Team
The University of Regina's Research and Technical Advisory Team provides HTC with specialized capabilities to provide design and numeric simulation modeling of chemical reactions, catalysis and chemical reaction engineering, and process systems laboratory engineering. Other specialty areas include: Development of a rigorous absorption - rate/kinetics model for the absorption of CO₂. The team has also published in numerous scientific journals and have presented at industry related conferences.

SUMMARY

HTC is a recognized world leader in carbon capture and sequestration
HTC provides a comprehensive suite of CO₂ capture and hydrogen production energy technologies
HTC has the energy technologies and human resource talent to provide the necessary "carbon clear solutions" to the world.

NEWS UPDATE

On October 13, 2005, HTC Hydrogen Technologies Corp. announced the launch of the HTC Purenergy commercial marketing operations in the United States. HTC has entered into a strategic alliance agreement with the Vista Energy Group Inc. of Florida. Vista Energy, under the direction of Dr. John N. O'Brien, President and CEO, are long-time advisors, facilitators, and analysts to the US energy markets. Vista Energy will implement a US commercialization strategy deploying HTC's "Carbon Clear Solutions".

On October 11, 2005, HTC Hydrogen Technologies Corp. announced the signing of an agreement to purchase Performance CO2 Corp. from PSR Technologies Inc. (subject to regulatory approval). Mr. Lionel Kambeitz - Chairman and CEO of HTC Purenergy is quoted as saying "The addition of the PSR line of capture solvents to HTC's current suite of technologies is a key component in the Company's commercialization strategy to be the recognized global leader in post-combustion CO2 capture."

On August 22, 2005, HTC Hydrogen Technologies Corp. announced the launch of the HTC Purenergy commercial marketing operations. The Purenergy "Carbon Clear Solutions" product offer includes: CO₂ capture, CO₂ storage, and Hydrogen Production technologies. This product offer will be presented initially to power utilities, energy companies and large industrial CO₂ emitters requiring carbon management solutions. Preliminary responses from these industry groups in Australia, Canada, United States and Britain have been favourable and very encouraging.

A Middle East marketing strategy will be rolled out in conjunction with a key note speech Mr. Lionel Kambeitz, Chairman and CEO will be making at the January 2006 Libyan Energy Conference.

On July 27, 2005, HTC Hydrogen Technologies Corp. announced that the Corporation has entered into a Letter of Engagement with a corporate finance advisory firm, Turquoise International Limited. Turquoise International is a specialist corporate finance advisory firm based in London, UK, actively engaged in Europe and the Middle East in due diligence, valuations, feasibility analysis, transaction management, asset management, debt and equity fundraising. Their primary sector experience is in the fields of energy technology, hydrocarbons and power.