Induction Heater Patent

Embargoed Release: 07:00hrs Friday 16 January 2009

                               Zenergy Power plc                               

                          (`Zenergy' or the `Group')                           

                            Induction Heater Patent                            

Zenergy Power plc (AIM:ZEN.L), the specialist developer and manufacturer of
industrial-scale clean energy and electric power devices employing
high-temperature superconductor (`HTS') technologies, is pleased to announce
that it has been granted a core patent in Germany relating to its
ground-breaking HTS induction heater.

The patent in question covers a key operating process which governs the
exceptional heating control, performance and overall productivity of the HTS
machine. Accordingly, the Group now enjoys protection over a key design
specification that enables the HTS induction heater to deliver significant
increases in industrial output as evidenced by the recent performance data
released by the Group's first industrial customer, Weseralu GmbH.

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Further information

Andrew Tan                      Zenergy Power plc        + 49 2226 9060 668  
                                                                             
Vikki Krause                    Hansard Group            + 44 207 245 1100   
                                                                             
Andrew Godber/Katherine Roe     Panmure Gordon & Co      + 44 207 459 5742   

About Zenergy Power plc

Zenergy Power plc is a global specialist manufacturer and developer of
commercial applications for superconductive materials. Comprising three
operating subsidiaries located in Germany, USA and Australia, Zenergy is highly
focussed on the commercialisation of a number of energy efficient applications
to be adopted in energy intensive industrial processes, power distribution and
renewable power generation. Zenergy achieved the world's first sale of an
industrial scale HTS induction heater which is now in operation.

About superconductivity

Superconductive materials are capable of conducting electricity without any
resistance and were first discovered in 1911 in what was to prove to be one of
the most significant scientific breakthroughs of the 20th century.

Superconductors enable:

(a) Induction Heaters to be twice as efficient for the metals industry

(b) Fault Current Limiters to protect power grids from blackouts

(c) Direct-drive wind generators to be significantly reduced in size and weight
allowing the operation of wind generators in excess of 8 MW

(d) Existing hydro-power sites to increase energy efficiency and electrical
power output