Clean Energy Laser Technology Decreases Carbon Emissions for Large Industrial Users by up to 35%

Online, October 29, 2009 (Newswire.com) - William Choi, CEO and co-founder, CB Williams Energy Group, Catalate ™, has announced the release of patent-pending Catalate™ technology. Choi states, "Catalate™ is a revolutionary clean energy amplification laser technology that delivers up to 5%-15% increased energy efficiency for liquid energy such as fuels and water, and reduces emissions by up to 35% without changing its original state." This new green energy technology has already gone through proof of concept trials and has entered into the pilot stage with key industrial clients.

Choi explained that the novel property of Catalate™ technology is that it not only provides efficiency and lowered emissions in conventional and alternative fuels, but also is undergoing research in water and other chemical matters such as increasing the efficiency of the lithium battery. Choi said, "These applications are non-invasive, scalable, affordable, and safe to be tested with our key partners".

Catalate™ technology is based on electromagnetic ionic processes, natural minerals, and laser technology. Controlled energy inputs pass through the Catalate Amplifier comprised of pre-treated renewable earth materials and a semi-conductor laser processes. The output is an aligned molecular structure with no change in composition that delivers increased energy efficiencies resulting in lower emissions and operating costs. Catalate technology eliminates the need for additional infrastructure and investment for green construction, while meeting stringent governmental green standards worldwide.
Choi concluded, "Catalate is an energy efficiency enabler for liquid energy users. The Catalate Amplifier can be used in selected industries by the end user client with immediate results. Catalate does not rely on third party products, nor do users need to invest on heavy infrastructure or unnecessary additional supplies making the process economical be it for R&D purposes for advancement or implementation, depending on each company's goal and mandate".

The technology was developed by CB Williams Scientific Team, lead by Dr. Thomas Saito. Collaborating closely with the technology team of leading engineers and bio-physicists, William is deeply involved in the commercialization of the technology.