The Company:

Wilt’s Clean Energy, Inc. is a Vidalia, Georgia based company, with a mission to successfully and effectively refine and market their patent pending electromagnetic engine.

In October 2005, Inventor Herman Wilt,and co-inventors Kathrine Wilt and James Wiggins filed an application with the United States Patent Office to secure patent approval for the breakthrough in power generation that ultimately will dramatically reduce the demand for traditional fuel sources. In July 2007, the patent was approved by the United States Patent Office. With this approval, Wilt, a mechanic with deep knowledge of the working of engines, has realized a vision he has been working on for over 20 years - the creation of a magnetic motor that, through its unique engineering design, allows the output of the engine to exceed its input energy by a major factor.

In recent years, the accelerated increase in greenhouse gas emissions from the consumption of fossil fuels have come to represent the biggest threat to the planet’s well-being and presents an urgent need for greater energy efficiency, more rapid development of renewable energy alternatives, and solutions to destructive greenhouse gas emissions.

While worldwide concern about these issues has hastened the implementation of more stringent legislation and standards by world bodies and individual governments, industry must also take responsibility to reduce harmful pollutants, and find new ways to eliminate them from the manufacturing and energy-producing processes.

The time to reduce the causes of global warming is at its most urgent. This is the time to apply cleaner energy technologies to reduce both greenhouse gas emissions and the depletion of non- renewable energy resources.

Our business model reduces financial exposure and risk by providing stable long-term cash flow from our clean energy generation projects while offering stakeholders significant potential benefits from our technologies

Wilt’s Clean Energy, Inc. is prepared to enter discussions with interested parties regarding the licensing of the Wilt’s technology.

Electromagnetic Engine Description

An electromagnetic engine has an inner rotor and an outer rotor having magnets of opposite polarity mounted thereon. Output is taken from the inner rotor, which is free to rotate in a single direction. The outer rotor is caused to oscillate, the force of magnetic repulsion between the magnetic fields of the inner and outer rotors driving rotation of the inner rotor. The outer rotor may be held stationary by solenoids and holding gears when the inner and outer magnetic fields are closely adjacent in order to maximize the force of repulsion. The timing of the oscillation and pausing of the outer rotor may be controlled by EPROM (Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory) circuitry and a timing sensor mounted on the output shaft or gear.

Company Management:

James H. Vaughn, Jr., President and Chief Executive Officer. To contact Mr. Vaughn by email jvaughn@wiltscleanenergy.com.

Keith W. Johnson, Vice-President. To contact Mr. Johnson by email kjohnson@wiltscleanenergy.com.

James Keith Wiggins, Secretary / Treasurer. To contact Mr. Wiggins by email jwiggins@wiltscleanenergy.com.

Cheryl F. Willett, Office Manager. To contact Ms. Willett by email cwillett@wiltscleanenergy.com.

Timothy Cavanaugh is the Director of Marketing and Media relations for the company, and is in charge of those areas of the business. Mr. Cavanaugh has been involved in the start-up phase of various businesses since 1985. Mr. Cavanaugh is currently in touch with various state and federal D.O.E. offices, along with environmental watchdog groups, and numerous other companies interested in the completion, testing, and marketing of the Wilts Electro-magnetic motor. , All calls and emails will be answered promptly. To contact Tim by email: tcavanaugh@wiltscleanenergy.com.

Keys to Success:

"At Wilt’s Clean Energy,we are committed to the following:"

• Rigid procedures must be put in place for quality and cost control in order to produce the best possible product.
• It is important that the company continues the research and development of new energy efficient power generators.
• The company’s further success will depend on securing a market in various motor and electric companies.
• Future energy market needs.