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Triad Pro Innovators, Inc. (OTCPK: TPII) BREAKING NEWS - TPII Provides Update on Spree Solar-Powered EV Rapid-Charge Battery Technology – Certification in Progress - Triad Pro Innovators, Inc. is pleased to announce it has commenced the certification process for its breakthrough solid-state energy storage system: the Triad Pro eCell.

Engaging the expertise of the renowned CertifiGroup, the company is initially seeking UL and CSA certification. Achieving this milestone will allow the company to go ahead with the production and development of additional commercial applications for its breakthrough technology.

Triad Pro eCell offers major advantages over lithium-ion battery technology - In addition to its ultra-rapid charge cycles, the company's eCell technology provides several additional advantages not available using existing lithium-ion or lead-acid batteries:

• Non-explosive and non-volatile
• Stable in extreme temperatures
• 100% recyclable
• 30,000+ discharge-recharge cycles

The eCell achieves these properties via the use of supercapacitors, which contain no volatile chemicals. Its energy-density and rapid-charging capabilities are a result of modern advancements in supercapacitor manufacturing coupled with the company's proprietary control circuits and software.

Spree solar-powered EV provides limited preview of eCell's rapid charging abilities - Speaking to the eCell's ultra-fast charging capabilities, company CEO Murray Goldenberg said, "The easy answer is that the time taken to recharge is dependent on the source of input.  The eCell will accept a charge at any rate from any source, depending on the source."

Providing an example, the company's Spree solar-powered golf carts are currently capable of a complete recharge in under 1-hour when connected to a standard 110V wall outlet. Here, the limiting factor is the maximum amperage available from a conventional wall socket.

By way of comparison, most golf carts take anywhere from 5 to 8 hours to fully recharge. Here, the limiting factor is the underlying battery technology: usually lead-acid or lithium-ion. This is primarily due to the upper limits imposed by the use of volatile substances, which overheat if charged too rapidly, thus posing fire and explosion hazards.

The eCell's solid-state technology also offers other significant advantages over standard battery technologies. In its solar-powered Spree EV, the eCell will outlast the vehicle's life with over 30,000 charge-discharge cycles available. Backing this up, the company offers a 10-year warranty on the eCell installed in its Spree vehicles.