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dynaCERT Inc. (TSX-V: DYA) (US Listing: DYFSF) has announced it will commence production and commercialization of units that make use of its proprietary carbon emission reduction and fuel-saving technology starting this September 2014 -- the Company is uniquely positioned for rampant sales growth expected as a result of high demand. DYA.V is a Canadian based technology company that has successfully completed rigorous year-long multi-phase field testing that validates enormous reductions in toxic emissions combined with impressive increased fuel efficiency. For the last two years DYA.V engineers (former rocket scientists and engineers experienced in combustion efficiency) have refined development of the technology while testing with selected prospective commercial end-users, and the results and reviews have been stellar. DYA.V now has expressions of interest from numerous entities expected to translate to sizeable purchase orders, and the phone continues to ring. The share price of DYA.V is poised for extraordinary share price appreciation over the coming weeks and months as the reality of sales potential and related margins associated are understood by the market.
        
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 1) Targeting diesel truck market; Phase-2 testing has some trucks in the field returning with in excess of 17.5% improved fuel economy (representing only a ~4-month payback on an investment at current pricing) while at the same time reducing the toxic gasses within the emissions by 35% to 40%.
 
 2) Targeting large stationary power generator market; DYA.V is looking to employ a springboard-launch with 'green light' anticipated from successful phase-2 testing.  Assuming timely phase-2 testing, DYA.V could conceivably be completing on standing unit purchase orders for ~500 stationary generators by the end of Q2-2015, equating to multi-millions in gross profit for dynaCERT, and that would represent only a small fraction of expected growth.
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