PRESS RELEASE Mesa, AZ, December 5, 2005 - Baja, Mexico Wind Energy Ken Hicks, Centripetal President and CEO, announced today that the company is working with Mexican political officials regarding the formation of a JV entity which would develop certain portions of Baja Mexico for the use of producing wind energy. The Baja region has great potential for producing a tremendous amount of energy for the growing area. As Mr. Hicks states, "Our first project is a proposed 700MW wind park that will be developed in three phases. The power produced will be used to support the local economy and growing infrastructure needs, while at the same time a certain portion of the energy will be diverted to California. We are extremely excited about the possibilities of the project and look forward to working with the local Mexican officials to make the project a reality". CDI will also construct multiple manufacturing facilities in Mexico to support certain component development of the wind turbines. If approved, the number of turbines required for this project alone could keep local CDI manufacturing facilities busy for 3-5 years. CDI expects to develop other multiple wind energy sites throughout Mexico, thus enabling the local manufacturing facilities to expand, while at the same time promoting and training local personnel on the use of alternative energy. # # #