:: WHAT IS NEW ::

[January 28, 2008] Cenith Energy Corporation has started to design the master plan for one of the Future Condo Canada (FCC) Projects in a southern province of China with world-class renewable energy and sustainable building technologies. The land area is 1,500,000 square feet, the architectural footage area 2,100,000 square feet .

[January 15, 2008] Exterior insulation wall and steel frame of FHC are being prefabricated.

[December 24, 2007] Construction drawings and documents of FHC have been done by Canadian design team.

[December 20, 2007] Cenith Energy Corporation received a support letter from CMHC International for Future House Canada project

[November 30, 2007] Sloan Valve Company, a global plumbing valve manufacturer for high efficiency water-saving valves, headquartered in Illinois, USA, became a gold sponsor of Future House Canada.

[November 21, 2007] QB Technology Inc, an exterior wall insulation material manufacturer for sustainable buildings, located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, became a gold sponsor of Future House Canada.

[October 30, 2007] Cenith Energy Corporation is invited by six (6) major municipal cities in China to develop Future Condo Canada (FCC) with its world-class renewable energy and sustainable building technologies.

[July 26, 2007] Cenith Energy Corporation is awarded with a land of 7,000 square feet by Ministry of Construction of China to build Future House Canada in Beijing China, showcasing advanced Canadian sustainable building technologies to over five (5) million visitors from all over the world for six (6) years after 2008 Bejing Olympics.

Located in Changping District, Beijing, eight (8) kilometers north of the Master Stadium for the 2008 Bejing Olympics, Future House Canada (FHC), having footage area of 6,500 square feet, is a net-zero energy efficient 2-storey building with the most advanced renewable energy and sustainable building technologies in the world.

The Future House Canada project represents a consortium, established to undertake development and construction of Future House Canada. As one of ten Future Houses being built by different countries, Future House Canada is part of China's effort to shape the 2008 Bejing Olympics as a "Green Olympics".