TORONTO, Jan. 22, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- PM&E, Inc. (Pink Sheets:PMEA), the developer of highly efficient and lower-cost industrial and consumer solar power generation applications, announced today that in preparation of the commercial launch of its flagship product MPVS GEN 4 solar power panel, it has conducted further testing of the prototypes of the panels. Those tests rendered positive results, affirming the previously projected specifications of the product, underlying the feasibility of the anticipated launch of its production and distribution to consumer and commercial solar power generation markets.
The CEO of PM&E, Inc., Jack Merck stated: "The Company's wholly owned subsidiary Suncetix, Inc. concluded initial industrial testing of its MPVS GEN 4, using lab facilities of one Canadian private solar cell panel manufacturer. Results of the tests confirmed previously calculated lab results of reliability and effectiveness, as well as output specifications of the systems, and ruled out several potential latent development-stage problems. Also, throughout the tests, engineers of Suncetix, Inc. put forward numerous goals needed to be resolved prior to mass production and licensing. These tests represented one of the most important final steps towards preparation of the mass production and distribution of our products, particularly confirming most of our production-related cost assumptions." Mr. Merck added the following remark: "As expected our MPVS in real life conditions performed on the level previously defined by simulations and partial lab tests. We are pleasantly surprised by the proximity of real life results to simulated ones and looking forward to implement additional improvements to the system making it more robust, more efficient and self-reliable in preparation for production and sales."
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