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International and National Patent Database (All pen Source Information) 1. W W/2012/123380 - PRDUCTIN AND USE F CYANGUANIDINE AND 20.09. 2012 C01C 3/16 PCT/EP2012/0541 73 PUREGENERAT IN (UK) LTD The present invention is concerned with a method of generating energy from water and a composition comprising cyanoguanidine, the method comprising (a) reacting the composition with water to form ammonia and (b) oxidizing the ammonia formed in step (a) to form water and nitrogen thereby generating energy or (b') converting the ammonia formed in step (a) into nitrogen and hydrogen; and oxidising the said hydrogen to form water thereby generating energy. Thus, cyanoguanidine can be used as a transportation fuel (e.g. for cars, trucks and marine vehicles). Particularly effective conversion of cyanoguanidine to ammonia can be achieved when step (a) occurs in the presence of a catalyst comprising vanadium and zinc, particularly when the vanadium is vanadium pentoxide and the zinc is metallic zinc. The ammonia can be combusted in internal combustion engine or an external combustion engine. The ammonia can also be oxidised in an ammonia fuel cell. 2. W W/2012/123378 - PRDUCTIN AND USE F CYANGUANIDI NE AND 20.09.2012 C01C 3/16 PCT/EP2012/054 171 PUREGENERATIN (UK) LTD The present invention is concerned with a method of producing a composition comprising cyanoguanidine, the method comprising (a) using a source of energy to react a metal oxide with a source of carbon to produce a finely divided metal carbide at an elevated temperature and immediately reacting the hot finely divided metal carbide with nitrogen gas to form a metal cyanamide. In embodiments the method comprises the step of (b) reacting the metal cyanamide, together with any unreacted metal carbide, with water to decompose the metal carbide into acetylene and acetylene-related compounds and metal hydroxide. Furthermore, energy can be derived from the reaction by (c) combusting the acetylene and acetylene- related compounds to release energy. Furthermore metal hydroxide can be recovered from the process by (d) separating the metal cyanamide and the metal hydroxide for recycling in the production process. The cyanoguanidine can then be used, for example, as a fertilizer. 3. W W/2009/056888 - FUEL SYNTHESIS METHD 07.05.2009 C01D 7/07 PCT/GB2008/051 020 PUREGENERATIN (UK) LIMITED HULTINE, Dustin, J. A method of making a fuel comprising a nitrogen-based compound, said method comprises the steps of: (a) producing hydrogen and metal hydroxide by electrolysis of an aqueous solution containing a metal chloride wherein said solution comprises components selected from the group consisting of water, NaCl, KCl, MgCl 2, sea water, salt well brine, calcium chloride, and a combination thereof; (b) exposing the metal hydroxide obtained by the electrolysis to an atmospheric fluid flow to sequester carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and produce at least one of metal carbonate and metal bicarbonate; and (c) reacting nitrogen with the hydrogen produced from the electrolysis to form ammonia. The invention also provides for uses of the by-products of the electrolysis which include chlorine or hydrochloric acid or hypochlorous acid, and metal hydroxides. 4. US 20080307794 - GUANIDINE BASED FUEL SYSTEM AND METHD F PERATING A CMBUSTIN SYSTEM 18.12.2008 F02B 43/00 11764063 RBERT KURT Graupner A guanidine based fuel delivery system and method of powering a combustion engine or furnace may be operable to supplying a guanidine-based composition consisting substantially of water, ethanol and guanidine into a reactor chamber. Guanidine and water of the guanidine-based composition may react in the reactor chamber to produce ammonia and carbon dioxide. The products from the reactor chamber may be delivered to a combustion chamber of the combustion based energy conversion system and combusted therein. A controller may control the injecting of product from the reacted composition into the combustion chamber according to at least one attribute of the group consisting of: a level of power predetermined for desired operation of the combustion based energy 1

conversion system, a performance parameter of the combustion based energy conversion system determined during operation thereof, and a concentration determined for at least one of the reactants/products in the reactor chamber and the reactants/products from the combustion chamber. 5. US 20080286165 - Guanidine Based Composition and System for Same 20.11.2008 C01C 1/00 11568629 RBERT K Graupner Robert K. 6. US 20080248435 - Devices For High Voltage Ignition of Combustible Gas 09.10.2008 F23Q 3/00 11665763 CLARK TERRY Clark Terry High voltage gas igniters are described, including a hand held portable gas torch igniter of the piezoelectric-type which includes a finger grip housing body actuated by inward depression of the push button igniter to generate a spark-producing voltage when held near the combustible gas exiting the bum tube of a torch or combustible gas exit of a heating device. The igniter has a tube electrode for easy construction, and deflector shield for user protection and gas mixing. ther igniters have multiple spark gaps for increased effective spark length. 7. W W/2008/115662 - CARBN DIXIDE SEQUESTERING FUEL SYNTHESIS SYSTEM AND USE THEREF 25.09.2008 C25B 3/04 PCT/US2008/054 929 PUREGENERATIN (UK) LTD. Robert, Kurt A carbon dioxide sequestering, fuel synthesis system comprises an electrolyzer to electrolyze saltwater for producing hydrogen and metal hydroxide. The hydroxide solution obtained by the electrolysis is passed to an osmotic exchanger, for flow within channels defined by gas permeable walls of the osmotic exchanger. External surfaces of the permeable walls are exposed to atmosphere fluid flow, wherein carbon dioxide of the atmosphere permeates the permeable walls for sequestering via reaction with the metal hydroxide. 8. BR PI0510234 - método e aparelho para gerar energia, método e aparelho para obter uma composição que contém guanidina 23.10.2007 C01C 1/00 PI 0510234-0 RBERT K RBERT K 9. IL 178989 - GUANIDINE BASED CMPSITIN AND SYSTEM FR SAME 08.03.2007 C01C / 178989 RBERT, K. 2

10. KR 1020070022297 - GUANIDINE BASED CMPSITIN AND SYSTEM FR SAME 26.02.2 007 C07C 277/00 10200670 25445 RBERT K. RBERT K. 11. EP 1742871 - GUANIDINE BASED CMPSITIN AND SYSTEM FR SAME 17.01. 2007 C01C 1/08 05746871 RBERT K RBERT K 12. W W/2006/044866 - DEVICES FR HIGH VLTAGE IGNITIN F CMBUSTIBLE GAS 27.04. 2006 F23Q 3/00 PCT/US2005/0373 86 EARTHCRAFT, LLC CLARK, Terry High voltage gas igniters are described, including a hand held portable gas torch igniter of the piezoelectric-type which includes a finger grip housing body actuated by inward depression of the push button igniter to generate a spark-producing voltage when held near the combustible gas exiting the bum tube of a torch or combustible gas exit of a heating device. The igniter has a tube electrode for easy construction, and deflector shield for user protection and gas mixing. ther igniters have multiple spark gaps for increased effective spark length. 13. W W/2005/108289 - GUANIDINE BASED CMPSITIN AND SYSTEM FR SAME 17.11. 2005 C01B 33/04 PCT/US2005/0159 20 Robert, K. Robert, K. 14. CA 2565636 - GUANIDINE BASED CMPSITIN AND SYSTEM FR SAME 17.11. 2005 C01C 1/08 2565636 RBERT K. RBERT K. pen Source Priority Data (W2012123380) PRDUCTIN AND USE F CYANGUANIDINE AND 61/464,980 11.03.2011 US 61/517,521 21.04.2011 US 3

61/519,574 25.05.2011 US 61/520,236 06.06.2011 US 61/571,289 24.06.2011 US (W2012123378) PRDUCTIN AND USE F CYANGUANIDINE AND 61/464,980 11.03.2011 US 61/517,521 21.04.2011 US 61/519,574 25.05.2011 US 61/520,236 06.06.2011 US 61/571,289 24.06.2011 US (W2009056888) FUEL SYNTHESIS METHD 60/984,346 31.10.2007 US PCT/US2008/054929 26.02.2008 US 61/067,939 04.03.2008 US (US20080307794) GUANIDINE BASED FUEL SYSTEM AND METHD F PERATING A CMBUSTIN SYSTEM (US20080286165) Guanidine Based Composition and System for Same 60568551 05.05.2004 US 60572677 20.05.2004 US 60579904 15.06.2004 US 60584707 30.06.2004 US US05015920 03.05.2005 W (US20080248435) Devices For High Voltage Ignition of Combustible Gas 60619968 19.10.2004 US US05037386 19.10.2005 W (W2008115662) CARBN DIXIDE SEQUESTERING FUEL SYNTHESIS SYSTEM AND USE THEREF 60/903,439 25.02.2007 US (Priority Withdrawn 11.12.2008) (IL178989) GUANIDINE BASED CMPSITIN AND SYSTEM FR SAME 60/568551 05.05.2004 US 60/572677 20.05.2004 US 60/579904 15.06.2004 US 60/584707 30.06.2004 US (KR1020070022297) GUANIDINE BASED CMPSITIN AND SYSTEM FR SAME (South Korea) 4

2004 568551 05.05.2004 US 2004 572677 20.05.2004 US 2004 579904 15.06.2004 US 2004 584707 30.06.2004 US (EP1742871) GUANIDINE BASED CMPSITIN AND SYSTEM FR SAME (European Union 36 countries, including: Designated States: AL,AT,BA,BE,BG,CH,CY,CZ,DE,DK,EE,ES,FI,FR,GB,GR,HR,HU,IE,IS,IT,LI,LT,LU,LV,MC, MK,NL,PL,PT,R,SE,SI,SK,TR,YU 2005015920 03.05.2005 US 56855104 05.05.2004 US 57267704 20.05.2004 US 57990404 15.06.2004 US 58470704 30.06.2004 U (W2005108289) GUANIDINE BASED CMPSITIN AND SYSTEM FR SAME 60/568,551 05.05.2004 US 60/572,677 20.05.2004 US 60/579,904 15.06.2004 US 60/584,707 30.06.2004 US 5