Infinia Begins Commissioning Utility-Scale Stirling Solar Technology - Spurs Growth in Europe

OGDEN, UT, USA and MADRID, SPAIN (ots) - Premiering as an
exhibitor in Intersolar Europe 2013, Infinia Corporation today
announced it has begun commissioning the first of seven commercial-
scale PowerDishTM installments currently underway at the Tooele Army
Depot, a U.S. Army installation in Utah, USA. Featuring Infinia's
game-changing free-piston Stirling generator technology, the 1.5 MW
solar power plant includes 429 PowerDish units that are contributing
toward the U.S. Army's push for greater energy security utilizing
renewable solutions.

"We are excited to mark this milestone in providing the Tooele
Army Depot with a long-term, dependable clean energy solution," said
Infinia President and CEO, Mike Ward. "Given their need for secure
energy, high performance and reliability, our PowerDish is ideally
suited to help them optimize their sustainable energy goals and
provide them with 30% of their electricity requirements."

PowerDish is a parabolic dish with a unique free-piston Stirling
generator that converts the sun's heat into grid-quality AC power at
34% efficiency. The PowerDish uses no water, and can be deployed
faster than other concentrating solar thermal technologies.

"Infinia has been a leader in free-piston Stirling technology for
more than 25 years," said Jos van der Hyden, Infinia Chief Commercial
Officer. "The maturity of this technology combined with our lean
manufacturing expertise creates a compelling message that resounds
with our customers and is setting the tone for our expansion in the
European solar market."

Infinia has deployed its PowerDish product at numerous locations
around the globe and is currently involved in two NER300 projects
awarded by the European Commission. The Cyprus/Helios project
includes a 25 MWe transmission-scale PowerDish deployment near the
city of Larnaca where each of the 16,920 dishes will supply
electricity to the national grid. The Greece/MAXIMUS project in the
Florina region will have a total installed capacity of 75.3 MWe. The
plant includes 25,160 PowerDish units composing 37 distribution-
scale power plants, each connected to the grid via a single
connection point.

The European Commission's strict eligibility criteria for awarding
these projects is similar to the high standards Infinia is required
to meet for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and includes proven
innovative technology, scalability, and on-time delivery. "We are
confident our free-piston Stirling technology will help create a
lasting impact as we move forward to help the EU meet its aggressive
renewable energy goals," added Van der Hyden.

To learn more about the Company's solar products and free-piston
Stirling technology, please visit Infinia at Booth 454, Hall B1 at
Intersolar Europe 2013.

About Infinia Corporation

Infinia Corporation is an energy technology company developing and
manufacturing high-efficiency, free-piston Stirling generators that
convert readily available and low cost heat sources such as solar,
biogas and natural gas into reliable on- or off-grid electricity. The
company's PowerDish is the world's first Stirling-based solar power
generation system suitable for automotive-scale manufacturing and
deployment from small distribution-scale arrays to multi- megawatt,
utility-scale solar power plants. For more information on Infinia
Corp., its Stirling platform, PowerDish solar and solar hybrid
products or fuel-fired generator power systems, please visit
www.infiniacorp.com.

Contact:
Jos van der Hyden at jos.vanderhyden@infiniacorp.com and +31 653 103
551

Charlie Walker at cwalker@infiniacorp.com and +1 509 551 6230

Jeff Williams at jwilliams@infiniacorp.com and +1 925 876 2765