Mr. Bartley's 36 years of practice include nine years as in-house counselwith Fortune 100 companies: two years as Corporate Counsel withForemost-McKesson, Inc. (now "McKesson, Inc."), in San Francisco; and sevenyears as Western Region Counsel for Container Corporation of America("CCA"), in Silicon Valley, while CCA was a wholly owned subsidiary ofMobil Corporation. In addition, over his 36-year career, Mr. Bartley hasserved as outside general counsel for several small companies, includingstart-ups.

Mr. Bartley, age 59, brings to SSTP experience in the following areas:contracts negotiation and drafting; licensing; sales law; real estate law;government affairs; employment law; food & drug; antitrust; corporategovernance; electricity cogeneration; tortuous interference withcontractual relations; trade defamation; cybersmear; trade secretsprotection; False Claims Act ("FCA") qui tam whistleblower litigation(often entailing close cooperation and coordination with Main Justice); andpreparation and presentation of internal preventative corporate complianceprograms at plants and offices nationwide.

Examples of high-profile litigation cases Mr. Bartley has prosecuted duringthe past decade include: an FCA qui tam action alleging fraudulentovercharges in the construction of the Los Angeles County MetroRail subwaysystem; a rare quo warranto action alleging unlawful corporate governancepractices at Berkeley-based Pacifica Foundation; and an FCA qui tam actionalleging that student recruiting practices by the University of Phoenix arein violation of the U.S. Department of Education's incentive compensationban for higher education institutions participating in the StudentFinancial Assistance Program.

The Wall Street Journal, in its December 12, 1999 edition, characterizedMr. Bartley as "a leading practitioner of false-claims and whistleblowercases."

A Kentucky native and a resident of the San Francisco Bay Area since 1977,Mr. Bartley holds a BBA from Eastern Kentucky University. He studied lawat Tulane and the University of Kentucky, and received his JD from U.K. in1972. He is a member of the state bars of California, Florida, andKentucky. While Mr. Bartley intends to have his office fulfill allobligations to his existing litigation clients and to a privately heldcorporate client in Burbank, he expects ultimately to be devoting themajority of his professional time to SSTP.

Mr. Bartley asserts: "I feel enormously proud and fortunate to be serving acompany on the absolute cutting edge of applying American ingenuity andtechnological know-how to address our Nation's dire emergency caused ourdependence upon foreign oil at a time of Peak Oil. I'm looking forward toplaying a role in the negotiation, drafting, and editing of domestic andinternational contracts that are in the pipeline, in implementingappropriate internal corporate compliance programs as the company grows,and, last but not least, doing my part to advance, preserve and protect thelegitimate interests of the shareholders -- most especially minorityshareholders who, sometimes at great sacrifice, have shown their faith inthe Company by investing in the Company long-term."

About Sustainable Power Corp.

Sustainable Power Corp. is an international green energy total serviceprovider focused on producing environmentally friendly jet fuel, gasoline,diesel and marine fuel meeting all petroleum ASTM standards. The companyhas developed and manages a portfolio of green, non-food, agricultural feedstock to produce a revolutionary bio-crude which all jet, diesel, andgasoline engines can utilize without any modifications. www.sstp.us

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