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Powerstock™ Appoints Ethanol Veteran Harrison Pettit to Development Role

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Hermiston, OR – Mar. 6 – PowerStock™, a leading provider of biomass feedstock solutions critical to renewable energy generation and advanced biofuels development, announced today it has appointed Harrison Pettit, an ethanol industry veteran, to the position of Vice President of Business Development, effective immediately.

Most recently, Pettit was Director of Business Development for Pacific Ethanol, Inc. (NASDAQ:PEIX), where for four years he was instrumental in the development of the company's 220 MGY of ethanol production and was the lead developer for its 60 million gallon plant in Burley, ID completed in May 2008. Pettit also led Pacific Ethanol's advanced biofuels efforts, overseeing its 2.7 MGY cellulosic ethanol commercial demonstration project, which was selected in 2008 by the US DOE for a $24.3 million financial assistance grant.

PowerStock™ President Bill Levy said "We are pleased to welcome Harrison to PowerStock, where his demonstrated ability and valuable experience in both conventional and next generation biofuels development will add greatly to our opportunities and the expertise we can offer our partners and customers."

Pettit observed that, "PowerStock is playing a crucial role in making the next generation of bioenergy and biofuels possible by providing reliable long term feedstock supply solutions. PowerStock delivers vertical integration from the farm field to the energy facility. I look forward to contributing to its continuing success."

PowerStock recently introduced its Energy Harvest Pellets program for 2010 representing a deepening commitment of acreage dedicated to purpose grown energy crops.

About PowerStock™

PowerStock (www.pacificpowerstock.com) designs, builds and maintains dedicated supply chains for renewable energy and advanced biofuels facilities throughout the United States and Canada. PowerStock is an affiliate company of Pacific Ag Solutions, (www.pacificagsolutions.com) the largest agricultural residue and forage company in the United States.