Mr. Ted Konyi reports

AIRTEST PREPARES FOR INITIAL INSTALLATION AT 11 GROCERY STORES

ATI Airtest Technologies Inc. has now completed seven site surveys at a Western Canadian grocery chain. A follow on to this will be site surveys for 4 additional grocery stores to be completed in the next few weeks.

Site surveys are a key step in deploying AirTest's wireless Demand Control Ventilation strategy. The stores surveyed to date have confirmed significant over-ventilation, leading to the potential for substantial reduction of heating and cooling costs for the stores. These measures will also reduce the stores' carbon footprint.

Lorne Stewart, President of AirTest, commented, "with the site surveys now confirming over-ventilation and the potential for rapid deployment of our system, these stores and others like them, can stand to benefit from the Company's revolutionary DCV system. In addition, there is added motivation right now from the local utilities companies to drop demand and usage. DCV is low hanging fruit with our technology, due to easy implementation. This chain is well respected as a leader in innovation and is likely to roll the technology through all of their locations. We expect that these results will be repeatable at grocery stores throughout North America."

About AirTest: AirTest Technologies is a Green-Tech company specializing in Demand Control Ventilation systems that improve commercial building operating efficiency and generate proven energy savings. The Company has developed new wireless sensors with dynamic real-time communication and control technologies, which builds upon ten years of experience and thousands of installations amongst clients such as Lowe's, Shoppers Drug Mart and Ikea. Airtest solutions provide data on levels of Indoor Air Quality required by Schools, Retail Stores and Offices.

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