FORMATION OF NEW BIOFUELS COMPANY

Cleveland, Ohio. Next Level's is pleased to announce that its Business Acceleration Unit has recently participated in the formation of a new biofuels company, BioEnergie systems, LLC (BES). The events of September 11, 2001, served as a reminder of our ever-growing dependence on oil that flows from an unstable region of the world. The energy challenges facing our Nation offer tremendous opportunities for the formation and development of a leading renewable energy production company. Recent energy supply crunches and price spikes have once again focused attention on the need to improve energy security, to increase and diversify domestic energy supplies, ensure environmental quality, and to modernize the nation's energy infrastructure. Ultimately, America's economic prosperity and national security depend on the availability of reliable, affordable energy.

BES is designed as a renewable energy systems holding company specializing in the development, acquisition and commercialization of biofuels and other renewable energy technologies that can be translocated on a world wide basis to developed and undeveloped nations. The Company will concentrate its initial business operations in the United States and Canada. Plans are for the first two plants, ethanol and Biodiesel, to be built in the Northeastern Ohio area.

The total projected five year CapEX requirements for the company approximates $82 million. CapEX projections are that the new company will need to secure approximately $7.2 million. Commitments for the financing appear may be imminent based on recent developments. Of the $7.2 million, $5.4 million will be allocated to the construction of the Company's first ethanol plant, with the remaining $1.8 million being allocated to the development of the first Biodiesel plant.

INVESTMENT THESIS

A summary of financial profile that BES expects project to investors under its business model is summarized as follows.

• Once fully developed, BES is projected to produce revenues in excess of $100 million annually.
• BES's model is based on establishing equity and cash based concurrences of interests with its suppliers.
• Phased development approach results in modest initial start-up capital requirements.
• Multiple sources of revenues reduce costs of production and risks of obsolescence.
• Initial technologies to be used in production are proven and tested - we anticipate no R & D expense for the initial Ethanol and Biodiesel production facilities.
• Flexible operating structure and resource support provided by business accelerator allows for rapid adjustments in fixed costs to meet changing business patterns and to maximize profitability.
• Multiple exit strategy options.
• Current biofuels tax incentives enhance potential returns to investors.
• Comparatively high tax favored cash-on-cash projected returns to investors.

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Contact: Andrew H. Tasker, Senior Managing Director