Momentum Biofuels Steps up and Fulfills Big Order for New Customer

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Tue Jan 22, 2008 8:15am EST

HOUSTON--(Business Wire)--Led by CEO Gregg Enders, the new management team at Momentum
Biofuels has quickly shown its ability to penetrate world markets with
a successful tolling agreement pilot project that featured the
production of 250,000 gallons of European spec, canola-based, B100
biodiesel in the month of December. The hugely successful run already
has resulted in an identical order from the confidential customer with
company officials mapping out a long-term arrangement between the two
entities.

   "Most of the biodiesel companies we considered are still talking
about what they might be able to do," a spokesman for the customer
said. "Momentum Biofuels stepped up and produced what we needed on
time, under budget, and with better-than-required spec fuel for our
customer. The pilot project could not have gone any better and we
expect to have a long-term deal in place very soon."

   Located in the Houston suburb of League City, Momentum Biofuels
(OTCBB:MMBF) is an alternative fuel processing company dedicated to
producing safe, clean, and environmentally-friendly fuels for the
future. Momentum manufactures high quality and low-cost biodiesel
fuels for local, state, and national distributors, jobbers, and
government fleets. Designed to be used in its pure form or mixed with
petroleum-based diesel fuel, biodiesel is derived from vegetable oils
and animal fat.

   "We were delighted to be selected as the preferred producer for
this confidential pilot project," said Gary Johnson, Chief Operating
Officer for Momentum Biofuels. "We have the ability to produce up to
20 million gallons of biodiesel a year from this one facility and many
others are planned.

   "The fact we own our plant was instrumental in our ability to
react quickly and fulfill this particular customer's needs. The world
currently is experiencing inflated feedstock and commodity chemical
prices yet we were able to produce a quality product at a
cost-effective price due to the proprietary technology, small capital
investment, and low operating expenses of our low-pressure,
low-temperature batch plant design. Quite simply, our system of
production works, and it works right now."

   Since the plant's completion in the summer of 2007, Momentum
Biofuels has produced more than 1,000,000 gallons of U.S. and European
spec biodiesel from soy, corn, palm, canola, yellow grease, and
chicken tallow.

   "Green initiatives are not going away and it's become increasingly
obvious that biodiesel will play a meaningful role in preserving our
environment and reducing our dependence upon foreign energy," said
Gregg Enders, CEO and President of Momentum Biofuels. "Momentum plans
to be a significant part of that story.

   "Our business model of generating revenue from biofuel-related
activities and products will ultimately spell the difference between
Momentum and most of our competition. Together with the talented
management team we've assembled here, we've created a new strategic
plan -- complete with a marketing strategy, production model, and
financial pro forma -- that will not only take this primary plant to
full production as quickly as possible, but one that will encourage
co-location agreements to build additional plants that will be owned
and operated by Momentum Biofuels. We also have a variety of
margin-friendly business initiatives in our plans that will drive
profitability and market share."

   A much cleaner-burning fuel than regular petroleum diesel,
biodiesel has an extremely high flash point, which makes it much safer
to transport. It's also easier on engines while emitting a drastically
reduced odor. Biodiesel delivers similar torque, horsepower, and
miles-per-gallon as petroleum diesel with no need to make engine
modification or changes in the fuel handling or delivery system.

   This press release may contain certain forward-looking statements
within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities and Exchange Act
of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities and Exchange
Act of 1934, as amended, which are intended to be covered by the safe
harbors created thereby. Investors are cautioned that all
forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties. Although
Momentum Biofuels believes that the assumptions underlying the
forward-looking statements contained herein are reasonable, any
assumption could be inaccurate, and therefore, there can be no
assurance that the forward-looking statements included herein, the
inclusion should not be regarded as a representation by Momentum
Biofuels or any other person that the objectives and plans of Momentum
Biofuels will be achieved.

Momentum Biofuels Inc.
CEO and President
Gregg Enders, 281-334-5161 x900
Mobile: 713-823-7146
Fax: 281-334-2832
genders@momentumbiofuels.com
or
Investor Relations
Steve Devanney, 303-369-7128
s_devanney@msn.com

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