August, 2003
Vic Fazio Joins Ice Energy Board of Directors

Vic Fazio, a former member of Congress from California, is currently a Co-Managing Partner of the law firm Clark & Weinstock. While in the US Congress, Fazio was recognized as one of Capitol Hill's most thoughtful, effective and influential legislators, serving 18 years as a subcommittee chairman or ranking member of the House Appropriations Committee. During his tenure in Congress, Mr. Fazio was a member of the Armed Services, Budget, Ethics and House Administration Committees.

In addition to his role on the Appropriations Committee, Mr. Fazio served as the vice chair of the Democratic Caucus from 1989 to 1994, when he was elected chairman, the third-ranking position in the House. He was the chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, the political arm of the House Democrats, for four years in the early 1990's. He also was a majority whip-at-large and served as a regional representative on the Democratic Steering and Policy Committee. Mr. Fazio serves on numerous boards, including the California Institute, the Coro National Board of Governors, the U.S. Capitol Historical Society, the Board of Visitors of the University of California at Davis, the Faith and Politics Institute, the Bryce Harlow Foundation, the Campaign Finance Institute and Northrop Grumman Corporation. The congressional leadership recently appointed Mr. Fazio to serve on the board of the Fund for the Capitol Visitor Center.

October, 2003
Ice Energy selects Centro as its key supplier for Rotationally Molded Tanks.

Ice Energy chose Centro because of their leadership in providing double walled insulated tanks.  "We were impressed with their customer focus and commitment to quality and excellence," said Gino Campana, VP of Manufacturing for Ice Energy. Centro is located in North Liberty, Iowa.

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WWW.CENTROINC.COM

April, 2003
Ice Energy selects SolidWorks 3D Design Software

Ice Energy chose SolidWorks because of the software's ease-of-use, Windows compatibility, short learning curve, and full associativity across assemblies, models, and drawings. By deploying SolidWorks, Ice Energy anticipates a 30+percent reduction in its design cycle.