Ren-Trac Ltd

         Landing Craft Services Equipment Rentals

Ph. (242) 323-2351  
PO Box CB-11698   
Fax: (242) 323-1190
Cell: (242)359-0069
Nassau, Bahamas           
moakes747@hotmail.com

21st December, 2008

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

On the past year Eric Cottell has installed and tested his emulsion combustion unit (ECU)
manufactured by Nonox Ltd, on some of my equipment.

We first installed the device on a generator set powered by a 3306 Caterpillar four stroke
diesel engine, and nest, on one of my barges powered by an 871 Detroit two stroke diesel.

A number of tests were performed by Mr. Cottell’s U.S. Licensee, Cotefco Corporation, who sent their vice president of engineering, Charles Market, to verify the results and later further testing was verified by the BEST commission (our version of the EPA) Bahamas Electricity Corporation (utility), and the college of the Bahamas.  Both emission and fuel consumption results were excellent.

Six months ago, (June 2006) and ECU was installed on my ship “Bahama Wave’s” port engine, a Caterpillar 3412 four stroke diesel engine which had a soot problem.  When the ECU is operating, soot is dramatically reduced and the fuel consumption appears to be reduced fifteen plus percent.

The installation was performed without interruption to the ship’s busy schedule and has caused no down time.  Over the past six months, the system has been refined to a simple mode of operation that an unskilled seaman can operate and not break anything.

Due to the reduced soot, we expect to benefit from the reduced maintenance costs as well as fuel savings.  I believe this is a good product and will be especially useful on long voyages where fuel savings could translate to increased cargo capacity.

Michael Oakes
Ren-Trac Ltd.