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Louisiana Clean Cities Conference Thursday, January 25, 2007

Idle Reduction through Advanced Travel Center Electrification® (“ATE”)

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IdleAire Today Advanced Truckstop

Electrification (ATE®) Comprehensive solution for idle

reduction, improved driver work environment, driver retention / recruiting benefit and remote training tool

Currently operate 101 locations with 6,575 ATE® parking spaces

Delivered over 11 million hours of service & 1,000,000 visits

Prevented more than 118,000 metric tons of emissions

The ONLY Electrification System that allows for ANY Truck to Stop Idling Today!

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The ATE® Intelligent Truss System

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IdleAire Today Company History

Incorporated in 2000 and headquartered in Knoxville, TN 2 Patents give intellectual property rights to IdleAire to provide HVAC,

electricity and other services to a “parked vehicle” Raised over $108 million of equity Closed on $320 million in institutional debt on Dec. 30, 2005 to provide for

a 210 site rollout

Awards Recognized by R&D Magazine as “One of the 100 most technologically

significant products for 2002” Awarded Clean Air Excellence Awards by the EPA, California & Texas 2003 Signpost Survey - 1,143 random drivers said IdleAire, PrePass,

TripPak & satellite communications are the most requested benefits

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Overhead Services Delivery ATE® ShorePower & More

Standard Services •Remote Controlled Power•120/208 VAC ShorePower•Filtered Heating and Air Conditioning •In-Cab Computer With Touch Screen •Internet Access With Email •Satellite TV•Telephone Connection

Optional Services•Video & Movies on Demand •In-Cab Training (Interactive Video)•Discount Long Distance Calling•Ethernet & WiFi Internet connections

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The ATE® System Service Module (front)

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Easy Access, Simple Installation

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Products and Services

Basic TV

Premium TV

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ATE® Partners

Stops Idling Noise & VibrationImproves Quality of RestProvides New Entertainment & Communication Features

Truck Drivers

Reduces Fuel, Maintenance and Insurance CostsHedge Against 100% Driver TurnoverImproves Communications and Logistics Management

Fleet Owners

Substantial Revenues from Parking SpacesStops Idling Noise & EmissionsReduces Oil-Water RunoffProvides competitive advantage in attracting drivers

Truck Stops, Ports, Terminals, etc.

Stops Idling NoiseStops Idling EmissionsCompliance with Clean Air Act

Reduces Health CostsStops CO PoisoningReduces Illegal Parking

Stops Fuel Waste Efficient Energy Use Improves Highway Safety

Environmental & Community Benefits

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Strong Relationship With Travel Center Operators

Nationwide, exclusive agreements with 3 of top 4 travel center operators “Best of Best” travel center sites you use regularly 7 of the top 8 travel centers and associations

Commitments for 82% of the corporate travel centers or 48% of the travel center industry 552 travel centers representing 73,884 spaces Most agreements with no installation time requirements

Secured Real Estate Beach head

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Strong Momentum With Fleet Operators Agreements with 1,840 fleets represent 195,893 trucks

Agreements provide a 15% “fleet” discount off the retail basic service rate include 32% of the largest 118 U.S. long-haul fleet operators

Owner-operators have been the early adopters Driven by personal economics

Fleets usage climbing recently due to broader network of locations Availability

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Strong Relationships With Fleets Owners

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ATE® Public Benefits Currently operate 101

locations with 6,575 ATE® parking spaces Delivered over 11 million hours

of service Over 1,000,000 visits 80% of visitors are repeat

visitors

Significant Air Quality and Energy Efficiency Accomplishments 11 Million+ gallons of diesel

fuel saved 118,000+ metric tons of

emissions prevented

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ATE® Deployment in Hammond, Louisiana

Emission Reductions at Hammond Location(6/28/06 Opening Date to 1/12/07)

  Reduction Factor

CO:

4.525 metric tons (56.1425 g/hr)(carbon monoxide)

CO2:

838.010 metric tons (10,397 g/hr)(carbon dioxide)

NOx:

10.881 metric tons (135 g/hr)(nitrous oxides)

PM:

0.297 metric tons (3.68 g/hr)(particulate matter)

VOC:

0.552 metric tons (6.845 g/hr)(volatile organic compounds)

Total Reductions: 854.264 metric tons

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ATE® Deployment in Shreveport, LouisianaEmission Reductions at Shreveport Location(8/4/06 Opening Date to 1/12/07)

  Reduction Factor

CO:

2.993 metric tons (56.1425 g/hr)(carbon monoxide)

CO2:

554.291 metric tons (10,397 g/hr)(carbon dioxide)

NOx:

7.197 metric tons (135 g/hr)(nitrous oxides)

PM:

0.196 metric tons (3.68 g/hr)(particulate matter)

VOC:

0.365 metric tons (6.845 g/hr)(volatile organic compounds)

Total Reductions: 565.042 metric tons 

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IdleAire – Current Locations (101 ATE)

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IdleAire - Current Locations (101 ATE); and Sites Opening Before June, 2007 (25 ATE)

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IdleAire – Current Locations with Future Sites Planned through 2008 (210+ ATE Sites)

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IdleAire Future New Products & Services coming

Space Reservation Systems

Driver Loyalty Program

Driver Safety Training

Fleet Safety Training

Driver Education

Fleet Dispatcher Messaging

On Board Diagnostics

New Deployments Fleet Terminal Installations (Currently have 2 in Operation)

Ports Staging Area (Integrated Dispatch System)

Foreign Markets

Any Place where Trucks Layover and Idle for Extended Periods

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Truck Stop Electrification for the 21st CenturyCarol Doty410 Cedar Bluff Road, Suite 200Knoxville, TN 37923

Tele: 865-342-3606Fax: 865-342-3650www.idleaire.com