Fuel Fx Puts America Back in Charge of Energy Destiny

    DALLAS--May 9, 2002--Fuel Fx, Inc., a Texas corporation, has developed proprietary technology proven to increase miles per gallon (mpg) by an average 42% on diesel and gasoline engines. The Fuel Fx Reactor(TM) has been steadily gaining acceptance by the nation's large fleet companies, since its unveiling late last year.
    "We are very encouraged that the nation's top companies are interested in saving money and reducing our country's dependence on imported oil," said Norman L. Gosa, CEO of Fuel Fx. "This technology could have an immense impact on our current foreign energy policy."
    In the United States, approximately 18 million diesel-powered commercial vehicles drive a collective average of 1.25 trillion miles a year. America imports an average of 10.5 million barrels of crude oil each day.
    Mr. Gosa sees the Fuel Fx Reactor as a significant opportunity to reclaim control over our imported oil. "If just one in four diesel vehicles in America utilizes our technology, a minimum 15% increase in mpg will reduce our need for foreign fuel by over 25 million gallons of diesel per day," stated Gosa.
    In the last several months, many customers have successfully utilized the Fuel Fx system. Each installation has easily achieved a minimum of 15% fuel savings, with most engines reaching double and triple this figure. Variations in results are from different type and age of engines, driving conditions, speed of travel, et cetera. More information and testimonials about the Fuel Fx Reactor can be found on the company website: www.fuelfx.us.

    Certain statements in this news release may constitute forward-looking statements. Such forward-looking statements involve risks, uncertainties, and other factors, which may cause the actual results, performance, or achievement expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements to differ.