IMMEDIATE NEWS RELEASE

Eagle Environmental Technologies Ltd, Reno, NV, (symbol EGVR, OTC Exchange, www.egvr.com), Brian D. Wilmot, CEO, announced on April 26, 2004 that Eagle has terminated the sale to ECI of Tunisia (North Africa) to complete a $970,000 processing platform to produce caustic soda using concentrated brines as the feed stock. Eagle Environmental Tech, which had become the lead company along with EDC Engineering Inc. of Santa Fe, NM, had to terminate the agreement as the purchaser of the technology failed to make the down payment and complete the financial conditions of the signed contract. “Eagle developed a new proprietary process to concentrate and pre-treat the feed stock, that will be fed to the special clarifier and then to electrolyze and produce the end product. Our system replaces the need for ion exchange and evaporator equipment which is very expensive to operate”, said Wilmot. Contracts had been signed to build, test, and deliver the equipment to the customer as a working platform, with a long-term development package for much larger plants. This new proprietary use arrangement would enable Eagle and EDC to continue the development of specialized plants, as it has multiple uses in several foreign countries that have to rely on seawater or salt brine for the original source of feed stock”, said Wilmot.

Eagle Environmental Technologies Ltd. is a systems integration and environmental product development company concentrating on recycling or eliminating hazardous waste, water filtration systems and high performance coating removal systems.

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