Vaperma, Inc. President and CEO Claude Letourneau Tells Wall Street Reporter of

Mr. Letourneau tells us about the company's advanced membrane-basedchemical extraction technologies, designed to reduce theenergy costs and carbon footprints of industrial processesby up to 40%. The interview can be listened to or downloadedat .

Vaperma Inc. is developing an efficient innovation to replacethe conventional dewatering technology in the ethanol market.``We are coming in with a new approach, which has a verygood value prop for the end user,'' Mr. Letourneau explains.

Highlights Include:

 * Vaperma's commercial-sized facility in Canada, at which their   technology has been in demonstration for over a year. * Strategic alliances with Canada's largest ethanol producer,   GreenField Ethanol, and Encana, a leading Canadian natural gas   producer. * Recent and forthcoming expansion, including the development of a   new membrane for the natural gas, syngas application, and CO2   markets.

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About Vaperma, Inc.

Vaperma, Inc. is an early-stage Canadian energy solutionsprovider. Currently, the company is focusing on the ethanolmarket. There will be a carbon credit associated with theiradvanced membrane-based technologies.

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