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Terra Systems Secures Grant for Carbon Pilot Plant

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Jul 1 2010

Terra Systems, Inc. (Pink Sheets: TSYI) announced today that it has received a grant as a part of an alliance formed with the Utah State University Research Foundation and its Energy Dynamics Laboratory to fund the startup of its carbon pilot plant.

Terra Systems, Inc. will produce a pilot run of a minimum of 100 tons of coke product to be used in a local manufacturing plant. The grant was awarded after successful demonstration in a commercial manufacturing operation.

As a result of successful testing, Terra Systems, Inc. has upgraded from no information status on the Pink OTC Markets. This action will enable Terra Systems, Inc. to provide timely financial information to its shareholders.

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