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CALGARY, AB / ACCESSWIRE / April 12, 2019 / Sparta Capital Ltd. (TSXV: SAY) (the "Corporation"
or "Sparta") is sticking to its own mantra "Do What's Right®" and is preparing for future fuel mixtures by
outfitting ten of its operating highway vehicles with HydraGENTM Technology.
In a recent press release, dynaCERT (TSX VENTURE: DYA) (OTCQB: DYFSF) (FRA: DMJ)
("dynaCERT") announced that Sparta's Newport fleet of ten highway tractor trailers will soon run on dynaCERT's
HydraGENTM Technology; a system designed to enhance combustion and track greenhouse gas emissions. This Canadian
technology disassociates distilled water into its two base molecules of hydrogen (H2) & Oxygen (O2) gases, producing them on demand
for injection into the combustion chamber of a diesel engine. The system was developed to reduce harmful emissions and provide
significant savings on fuel.
"Our team is very familiar with the effects and benefits dynaCERT's HydraGENTM can provide; not only reducing
emissions but enhancing fuel economy in the process," said John O'Bireck, President of Sparta. "As part of Sparta's overall
strategy of looking to transform single-use plastics into useful alternative fuel mixtures and thus finding environmentally
responsible places to deploy them, enhancing the combustion process with hydrogen becomes obvious. By combining the two
complimentary fuels it is anticipated that we can drop our carbon footprint [for this fleet alone] by more than 700 tonnes/year.
With HydraGEN's inherent ability to measure, track and present resulting changes in GHG emissions, we look forward to presenting
our results as they become available," Mr. O'Bireck went on to say.
Recently, Sparta announced a Joint Venture with Pi.ECO Canada Ltd., to convert unsortable waste plastic into clean synthetic
fuel, on an industrial scale. In addition, they are working with other Canadian technology to develop a decentralized model of
converting small batches of single-use plastic into immediately useable fuels.
The HydraGENTM Technology will be installed within the next few weeks and it shouldn't be long before they are able
to review the first emissions tracking report.
The makers of the HydraGENTM Technology are a Toronto based, internationally growing, energy company. Recently,
dynaCERT won the Mining CleanTech Challenge in Denver. Their technology was deemed the best among a highly competitive field of
entries that included companies from Canada, the United States and Israel.
About Sparta
Sparta Capital Ltd. is a company that owns or holds a controlling interest in a network of independent businesses that supply
energy saving technologies designed to reduce energy inefficiencies, achieve reduced emissions and increase operating efficiencies
in various industries. Sparta's network of independent businesses provides a wide range of specialized energy capturing,
converting, optimizing, and related services to the commercial sector. Sparta provides capital, technical and engineering
expertise, legal support, financial and accounting knowledge, strategic planning and other shared services to its independent
businesses.
Sparta is a publicly-traded company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol "SAY" Additional information is
available on our website at www.spartagroup.ca or on SEDAR at www.sedar.com
For more information contact:
John O'Bireck, President
Email: jobireck@spartagroup.ca
Telephone: (905) 751-8004
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SOURCE: Sparta Capital Ltd.