Washington, D.C. (July 5, 2006) – Pioneering Technology Inc. of Mississauga, Ontario (TSX-V: PIO), ("Pioneering") was presented with the U.S. Home Safety Council's prestigious Commendation Award for Product Innovation for Consumer Safety at the 2nd Annual Salute to Home Safety Awards Dinner on June 8th in Washington, DC.
Pioneering's Safe-T-element™ cooking system was recognized for its outstanding contribution to home safety.
Pioneering is committed to developing innovative products that make people's lives safer and more energy efficient. The Safe-T-element™ cooking system is a patented technology that helps prevent stove top cooking fires by controlling the stove top's temperature, prohibiting the ignition of cooking oils and other household materials, without sacrificing cooking efficiency AND reducing the amount of electricity required to cook.
The Home Safety Council's Commendation Award for Product Innovation for Consumer Safety was established in 2004 to acknowledge manufacturers for their contributions to reducing home injury risks by implementing proactive safety programs and developing innovative products that improve consumer safety.
About Safe-T-element™ and Pioneering Technology Inc.
Pioneering's patented, Safe-T-element™ cooking system was engineered to help prevent cooking fires (the #1 cause of household fire in North America) and reduce the amount of electricity required to cook. Pioneering is an "Energy Smart" product innovation company based in Mississauga, Ont., that creates platform and derivative technologies that manage, control and transform heat into useful forms of energy. Pioneering engineers and brings to market energy smart solutions for consumer products making them safer, smarter and/or more efficient. For more information visit: www.pioneeringtech.com or www.safetelement.com.
For Further Information: contact Kevin R. Callahan, President and CEO of Pioneering, at (905) 712-2061 ext. 222 or David G. Speck, Investor Relations for Pioneering at (416) 368-8464.
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