In Touch Tuesday

Dear BEHL Shareholder,

The month of July has flown by as the BioCentric Energy Team put plans in motion to finalize the deployment of its commercial PBR systems in Death Valley Junction, California. The preassembly of the PBR’s corners, tubes and breathing apparatus is underway and the motors and PLC components are in route. Once the preassembly is complete, the parts will be trucked to the Death Valley Junction site located approximately 4 hours driving distance from the Company’s headquarters.

The Company is anticipating a great turn out for its August 21st open house. Shareholders, vendors and clients, many of which are traveling from distant locations will have the opportunity see a multitude of algae strains, touch the working PBR, PLC control, and monitoring systems as well as meet the very dedicated BioCentric Energy Team. Everyday, Shareholders write to the Company about their stock, asking, “should they buy, sell or cry?” Some shareholders like to vent while others provide encouragement and advice on how to improve our operation. Investing into such a cutting edge and pioneering enterprise is understandably a stressful endeavor for some. The BioCentric Energy team understands this and believes in operating in a transparent manner. Therefore the Company installed live web cams, allows shareholder tours, writes weekly PR’s and monthly newsletters to maintain transparency and keep our shareholders informed. The open house event stems from the growing interest of BEHL shareholders and others wanting to learn more about their investment and the future of the Company.
Registration for this event is mandatory and can be made through the company website for all individuals including their relatives and friends. www.biocentricenergy.com

Did you know that each algae strain has individual properties, benefits and names? Most major marketing companies and manufacturers believe that by simply stating “algae” and listing it as so in ingredient statements for food, health and beauty applications, that consumers may be turned off. So instead, they often rely upon the scientific name of the algae strain that is often lengthy and hard to pronounce. Algae strains and its derivatives such as astaxanthin, spirulina, chlorella, aphanizomenon flos-aquae, omega-3 and many others are listed as active ingredients in our favorite consumer products. These products consist of peanut butter, eggs, shampoo, cosmetics, face and body lotions, vitamins’ for energy, weight control, antioxidants and organic sources of protein. BioCentric Energy can grow and process these highly valuable strains protected in their closed-loop photobioreactor systems for clients in locations throughout the United States. The need for manufacturers to reply upon foreign suppliers growing algae in open ponds and in unsanitary conditions will soon be replaced. The sky is truly the limit for BioCentric Energy, as the Company’s innovative technology, cost effective systems and the high market demand for algae products will prove positively beneficial for both the BioCentric Energy Team and the valued BEHL shareholders.

BioCentric Energy