International investment banker joins EESTech Inc.
Alexander J. Krem, Managing Director of Admiralty Investment Group, an international investment bank <www.admiralty.net> and Alameda Capital, a venture capital firm www.alamedavc.com has joined the newly formed Advisory Board of EESTech Inc. (EESH.OB).

Mr Krem, who has over 35 years of legal, financial, banking, and investment experience and has worked in over 60 countries, has been responsible for structuring, documenting and closing billions of dollars in projects, both debt and equity financings. He has financed numerous transactions for governments, public and private companies.

He is a former Deputy General Manager of NZI Bank and General Manager of the bank's Investment Banking Group, where he was responsible for managing over NZ$1.4 billion in corporate and client investment funds. He was also Managing Director for Security Pacific National Bank's New Zealand merchant banking operation.

Prior to that, he was Vice President with Bank of America for 17 years where he developed and managed multimillion dollar loan portfolios. He and his teams are credited with numerous international loan, corporate finance and capital market innovations.

Mr Krem is also a qualified lawyer who has worked with the US Department of Commerce in Washington DC and the international law firm of Graham and James.

He holds Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree (with high honours), a Master of Business Administration (MBA), and Juris Doctor (JD) degrees from the University of California at Berkeley, concentrating on finance. He has studied Industrial Psychology at the Ph.D. level at the University of Minnesota and has taught law and business at the University of California (Berkeley), University of the Pacific (Stockton, California) and Auckland University. He has also lectured worldwide.

The company believes this experience will be extremely valuable in its strategy to negotiate and close profitable transactions around the world. This appointment is pursuant to EESTech’s strategy of assembling a team of international experts to serve as an Advisory Board to the Company.

EESTech, Inc. is commercializing two technologies: the JetWater system (JWS) that is an efficient water purification process and the Hybrid Coal Gas Turbine technology (HCGT) which uses coal waste, ventilated air methane or biomass as fuel to produce electricity.

The company has embarked on a strategy to market these complementary technologies globally, and expects its Advisory Board to provide significant valuable assistance.

Mr Krem said: “I have followed EESTech for the past six years and am excited with its current potential. The hybrid coal gas turbine can use pollutants (waste coal and methane gas) from both operating and closed coal mines to produce electricity. This electricity can then be used by coal mine operations or sold into local, regional or national grids.

“At the same time, the technology can clean up the environment and generate profitable carbon credits. Waste heat from this process can power the JetWater system to clean up polluted water normally associated with coal mine sites.

“As demand for coal increases and pressure mounts to clean up coal mine sites increases, we can expect growing demand for this type of technology,” Mr Krem said

Contact details and further information is available on the EESTech Inc web site; www.eestechinc.com.

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