EcoSystem Engages World Class Entomologist

Ralph Williams, PhD, D-ABFE Joins EcoSystem Team
DAYTON, Ohio--(Business Wire)--
EcoSystem Corporation (OTCBB: ESYM) today announced that Ralph Williams, PhD,
D-ADBE has joined the EcoSystem team as a Consulting Entomologist.

Dr. Williams will assist EcoSystem`s engineering team on designing environmental
controls to optimize soldier fly breeding behavior. He will also provide
guidance and direction to ensure EcoSystem bioreactor soldier fly colonies are
healthy and genetically superior.

Dr. Williams has over 30 years of extension work focused in the area of
arthropods and their contribution to public health and veterinary importance.
Dr. Williams provides consulting services on the development of integrated pest
management strategies relative to the protection and productivity of livestock
and poultry. Dr. Williams received his Ph.D. from the Oklahoma State University
in 1976. He is member of Entomological Society of America, Indiana Vector
Control Association, American Academy of Forensic Science, Diplomate of the
American Board of Forensic Entomologists, North American Forensic Entomology
Association, Indiana Homicide & Violent Crime Investigators Association Indiana
Coroner`s Association, and Deputy Coroner, White County, Indiana

"We are very pleased that Dr. Williams has agreed to support EcoSystem", says
Glen Courtright, President and CEO of EcoSystem. "His wealth of expertise will
be a valuable contribution to our team to ensure that our engineered ecosystems
are optimized to our customers` unique feedstock characteristics and that the
Black Soldier Fly colonies are healthy and vibrant."

With nearly 28 million laying hens, Ohio ranks as the second-largest
egg-producing state in the country. Converting the manure alone from Ohio`s egg
producing industry with EcoSystem`s Black Soldier Fly based technology could
yield up to 10,000,000 gallons in natural oils for renewable fuel production and
19,000 tons of high protein animal feeds annually.

EcoSystem`s Black Soldier Fly bioreactor technology can convert a diverse array
of feedstocks, including poultry and swine manure, livestock processing wastes,
and food scrap waste. Black Soldier Flies are clean, energy-efficient and
voracious. They rapidly consume large quantities of feed during maturation and
have a high tolerance against contaminants that would cripple algae and other
bioreactor technologies.

About EcoSystem Corporation

EcoSystem is innovating industrial-scale applications of bioreactor technology
that are designed to resolve compelling ecological challenges while producing
valuable products. Additional information is available online at
www.eco-system.com.

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EcoSystem Corporation
Kevin Kreisler, 937-291-1067
Fax: 937-260-4491
investorrelations@eco-system.com
www.eco-system.com
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