RED BANK, NJ - 4/16/10 - TGI Solar Power Group (TSPG), provider of solar and other clean technology products and solutions, announced today that it signed a Strategic Alliance Agreement with Green Energy Act, LLC (GEA).

"We are very excited at the opportunity to partner with GEA to bring solar energy projects to fruition,” said Henry Val, Chief Executive Officer of TGI Solar. “We are carefully selecting partners with the right organizational structure and industry expertise to help TGI get to the next level. We are anticipating to jointly doing several trial projects before finalizing a long-term relationship strategy.”

About GREEN ENERGY ACT, LLC. Green Energy Act (www.greenenergyact.com) is a New York based renewable energy consulting and integration company, with a network of partners from across the USA and the world. Customers include individual property owners (both commercial and residential), local and county governments, and decision-makers on state and national levels. GEA offers solutions focused on energy conservation including but not limited to building envelop design, air-sealing and insulation, and to renewable energy sources from the earth wind and sun.

About TGI SOLAR POWER GROUP INC. TGI Solar (TSPG) (www.tgisolar.com) is a provider of solar and other alternative energy products and solutions. The firm provides facility and process design and integration know-how with its equipment. The Company offers its products and services to clients on a worldwide basis and currently maintains JVs in Hong Kong and subsidiary in Italy with solar installation, integration and energy consulting firms.

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