From the Desk of the CEO

Dwayne Fosseen, CEO

December 9, 2008

For the past several months, Mirenco and one of our business partners, who has operations in the United States and China, have been planning to implement Mirenco’s diesel ‘Clean-Tech’ on China’s city bus fleets. The Mirenco Diesel Evaluation Procedure (MDEP), along with engine combustion cleanup, was demonstrated on December 1st through the 8th and obtained outstanding results. For the demonstration, Mirenco evaluated 30 buses using the MDEP process. From those candidate vehicles, a representative sample was picked to conduct our combustion clean-up process which uses the Mirenco MDEP reporting service. Within minutes, evaluation data was sent to Mirenco headquarters from China and the MDEP reports with Mirenco’s recommendations were back in China.

A Chinese government representative was present and documented Mirenco’s demonstration, from the 30 buses evaluated to the diesel engine clean-up of vehicle # 1821. The results are included in the 12/09/2008 MDEP Highlights. The Chinese mechanic, based on the MDEP report recommendations, advanced the engine timing and adjusted the engine air fuel control, all done under Mirenco’s supervision. The engine was then retested and the combustion improvement was ‘a real eye opener’.

Dan Bina and Walker Dubberke were the lead technicians for this demonstration project. Walker, with the help of Dan, used his skills and experience to implement the MDEP process during the engine combustion cleanup. Walker has the experience of trouble shooting our evaluation equipment if necessary, reading the combustion data, and making MDEP report recommendations. If he cannot do the recommended work on the engine, Walker has the knowledge to supervise local mechanics.

I am pleased that Mirenco has the diesel combustion health technology that can help vehicle owners better manage fuel mileage and air quality problems.  As our work in China shows, Mirenco is prepared to give any place in the world quick and efficient engine combustion aid by employing our vehicle database center in Radcliffe, Iowa.

Dwayne Fosseen, CEO

Mirenco Inc.