Internal Hydro Sets Sights on Home Market for Low Impact Hydro Units


TAMPA, Fla., Aug. 16, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Internal Hydro International Inc. (OTCBB:IHDR) (IHDR) announces that it is seeking efficiencies and smaller size of the hydro power technology to being able to supply units of low impact hydro technology to be able to supply residences or smaller buildings with direct power from small units.

"We know the EC IV 30 kilowatt units fit into the industrial or natural flows. But seeking a unit small enough and efficient enough to be able to supply a residence seemed a long way off and outside our plan," stated Craig Huffman, CEO and president of IHDR. "Now we believe we may not be that far from being able to achieve the residential market on a large scale with small units, working from smaller flows."

Using positive displacement of small available flows in residences or small buildings to develop electricity would place IHDR in a large backup power supply position, as well as use of such units to offset directly a consumer's electricity bill. Such units would have to be able to work off very small flows and be engineered and built less costly than any small hydro units on the market.

"We now know this is achievable," continued Huffman. "While turning out the EC IV into the large industrial and natural uses occurs, we can keep the residential market in site, with the right technology being on the horizon."

The IHDR Energy Commander technology creates great efficiency through positive displacement to create alternative energy through small low impact hydro power. Currently, the EC IV 30Kw unit is being produced for placements.

About IHDR:

IHDR is an alternative energy company based in Tampa, Florida. IHDR is currently readying units of its core technology of low impact/small hydroelectric generation units for market delivery under contracts both domestically and globally.

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