ZE-GEN APPOINTS SCOTT FRASER AS SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT OF ENGINEERING

Boston, MA – April 2, 2008 – Ze-gen, Inc., a Boston-based, privately-held company providing advanced gasification technology to convert industrial and municipal waste streams into synthesis gas and low emissions electrical energy, welcomes Scott Fraser as Senior Vice President of Engineering to their team.

Mr. Fraser has been active in the energy field for thirty years. His initial experience within a regulated utility included the engineering, permitting, construction, and operation of conventional fossil fuel based electrical generation/cogeneration plants and the evaluation of emerging energy technologies. Mr. Fraser has completed a multitude of energy projects associated with conventional coal, fluidized bed combustion, solid waste utilization, gasification, natural gas fired combined cycle plants, and LNG receiving terminals.

Other areas of expertise include energy infrastructure/economics within India, the Caribbean, and the former Soviet Union and other emerging markets which represent future market areas for Ze-gen. Mr. Fraser is knowledgeable of the growing LNG supply infrastructure within North America and the current challenges facing the US electrical transmission system. Since 2000, Mr. Fraser has provided project advisory services including due diligence assessments for energy asset owners, lenders, potential investors, and energy technology development companies.

A Registered Professional Engineer in Nova Scotia, Mr. Fraser holds a B.Sc. Mechanical Engineering - Queen’s University and an MBA Finance - Dalhousie University.

About Ze-gen, Inc.
Ze-gen was founded to develop and deploy advanced gasification technology which converts renewable biomass waste streams into energy with virtually zero emissions. In addition to the environmental problems associated with conventional means of waste disposal, there is considerable energy content in ordinary waste streams, such as construction and demolition wood waste, which is currently being underutilized. Industry data suggests that in the United States alone, over 50,000 megawatts of latent energy potential is ignored every year as these waste streams are buried in landfills. Ze-gen is poised to be the market leader in the re-purposing of these waste streams into environmentally responsible renewable energy. For more information and a multimedia glimpse of the future, visit www.ze-gen.com.