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United States House of Representatives and Senate pass long-awaited energy appropriations bill - keeps funding in Alaska Denali Commission
Thursday November 17, 9:30 am ET
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FAIRBANKS, AK, and VANCOUVER, Nov. 17 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - On Monday, November 14th, the United States Senate followed the House of Representatives` vote last week by approving the conference committee report on the Energy and Water Development Appropriations bill (H.R. 2419) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2006.
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Before a bill can become law, both the House and Senate must pass identical legislation. This past summer both Houses of Congress passed their energy appropriations bills. A conference committee comprised of members of the Senate and House was established to reconcile the differences between the House and Senate versions of the appropriation bill. This conference committee has been working for the last several months to develop the final legislation which passed Tuesday with the Senate voting 84 to 4 in favor of H.R. 2419. The same bill passed the House of Representatives by a vote of 399 to 17 on November 9th, 2005.

On August 8th the President signed into law the Energy Bill which contains language authorizing the Denali Commission to utilize its funding for the Low-Rank Coal-Water Fuel Project proposed by Silverado. Specifically, section 356 states that the " Commission shall use amounts made available...to carry out energy programs, including...projects using coal as a fuel, including coal gasification projects." The just-passed H.R. 2419 (an appropriation bill) includes $50 million for the Alaska Denali Commission.

" Our sources in Washington, D.C. told us that, because of the enormous expenditures necessary to help the victims of hurricanes Katrina and Rita, all Congressional committees were required to cut back their proposed expenditures by billions of dollars, adversely affecting hundreds if not thousands of projects. We are grateful that funding was still given to the Denali Commission, and certainly are happy that Congress agreed, when it passed the energy bill this summer, that our project would qualify to receive funds through the Denali Commission," said Garry Anselmo, Chairman and CEO of Silverado Green Fuel Inc. " We look forward to working with the leadership of the Denali Commission to move the LRCWF project ahead, and we also sincerely appreciate Senators Lisa Murkowski and Ted Stevens and their foresight for including a number of authorizing provisions in the original energy bill which cover our project." Anselmo continued, " In addition, we have been in discussions with leaders in a number of states who have expressed interest in placing our demonstration plants in their states as well. We are excited about the prospect of making several important announcements in the near future once the details are finalized."

For further information regarding our innovative fuel as well as an update on our Alaska gold properties, view our website at www.silverado.com or call toll free from North America at 1-800-665-4646 or long distance from offshore at 604-689-1535 and ask for `investor relations`.


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UNITED STATES CONGRESS CONTINUES SUPPORT
FOR COAL-TO-LIQUID FUELS



WASHINGTON, D.C. – WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21 - 2005

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An important coal-related amendment was included in legislation during the final days of the 109th Congress’ first session, which ends imminently. Senator Robert Byrd of West Virginia offered an amendment to the Defense Authorization Bill which requires that a study be done on the benefits of converting coal to liquid fuels by the Department of Defense.

The Byrd amendment is a clear demonstration that the United States Government is continuing to seek alternative sources of fuel, and that the Low-Rank Coal-Water Fuel coal conversion process of Silverado Green Fuel Inc. will be a vital part of the solution to the current energy needs.

“I was very happy to learn that the amendment offered by Senator Byrd was included in the House – Senate Conference Report on Defense Authorization this week. It is a forward-looking amendment that recognizes the need to involve coal-to-liquids as part of the solution to the national energy security. We have been making tremendous headway in educating Members of Congress about the Low-Rank Coal-Water Fuel project, and this amendment is just one of the early fruits of our labor,” commented Silverado Green Fuel Inc. Chairman and CEO Garry Anselmo. “Earlier this year both the U.S. House and Senate recognized Low-Rank Coal-Water Fuel in the massive Energy Bill, which specifically authorized funding for LRCWF projects. This was no small feat as there were many innovative processes competing for recognition. We continue to be grateful to Senator Lisa Murkowski for her unyielding efforts in including LRCWF recognition in the Energy Bill.”

Following passage of the first Energy bill this past July, the House continued its strong support for the development of Low-Rank Coal-Water Fuel with the passage of “Energy II” which included the definition of a refinery as "...a facility designed and operated to receive, load, unload, store, transport, process and refine coal by any chemical or physical process, including liquefaction, in order to produce ...liquid fuel as its primary output..."

“We view Senator Byrd’s amendment as the next logical step in the growing support we have seen from the United States Congress,” Mr. Anselmo continued. “During my recent trip to Washington D.C., I was amazed and encouraged by the major change in attitude toward the utilization of low-rank coal. I met with several Congressmen and Senators from states representing different areas of the country. In each meeting, these Members of Congress were concerned about acquiring an inexpensive, reliable, and domestic source of fuel. They were very informed, and excited about the Hydrothermal Treatment process employed by Silverado Green Fuel, Inc. I am greatly encouraged by these Members’ interest in our LRCWF project and their willingness to work together to bring to the country a new, versatile, and inexpensive fuel source which will reduce and ultimately eliminate America’s dependence on foreign countries to meet its energy needs,” Anselmo concluded.

To learn more about Silverado Green Fuel Inc., visit us online at http://www.silverado.com or contact Bob Dynes, Investor relations, toll free at 1-800-665-4646