Thursday 20 August 2009 5:30:15 pm

Dear Friends,

I just want to draw your attention to our Exemplar-Zero platform, launching shortly with Humanitad Foundation. The website is www.exemplarzero.org

I hope that you will see the extraordinary scope here for u-turning up to one third of the worlds global pollution problems from carbon emissions (the entire maritime modality).

The Exemplar Zero technology can be retrofitted to any size boat - from fishing boat to super tanker.

Exemplar-Zero offers a quantum leap into the future by using technologies widely available today:

- Solar-harvesting
- Wind-harnessing
- Wave-Power Generation
- Wave-Piercing Hull Design
- Regenerative-Propulsion

Our ground-breaking approach to revolutionizing global maritime transportation combines a bundle of these technologies with a lateral design approach - creating a zero-carbon-footprint.

Bunker fuel maritime emissions account for 30 per cent of global air pollution - whilst oil and gas prices are rising to unprecedented levels and threatening the curve of planetary advancement.

We are forced to look seriously at creating a new status quo. Exemplar-Zero is that claim - and now offers itself as both challenge and invitation to the world at large.

An overview of Exemplar-Zero features:

Computerized Motion-Adjusting and Retractable

Wingsail system to calibrate wind-direction and speed in order to maximise weather conditions

Wave-Piercing hulls designed to cut through the oceans with the least resistance

Motion-Damping apparatus designed to generate and store electricity - drawing an endless supply of energy out of wave-motion

Photo-voltaic solar cells spanning an unprecedented volume coverage by permitting sunlight to filter through the actual wing sails

A Regenerative-Propulsion system creating additional thrust of approximately 10%

Ergonomic Design-Sculpt-&-Mould application

I look forward to your thoughts. This presentation is very visual on the website - so not a bore to go through.

Best regards,

Bremley

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