ORLANDO, Fla., Aug. 22, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- GDT Tek, Inc. (OTC: GDTK) today announced that the New York Times Company, North Bay Business Journal ran a cover story about GDT Tek and its "Phoenix" waste heat to electricity systems.

The story is on the front page of the Business Journal Monday, Aug. 22. View it online two ways:

1. The front page of [ www.NorthBayBusinessJournal.com ].

2. Click on the North Bay Business Journal E-Edition graphic link in the right column of the home page to view the article as it appears in print.

Bo Linton, President of GDT Tek stated, "GDT Tek is very pleased to be recognized and acknowledged by such a reputable and established business journal. We know we are making a difference in the clean energy sector and being recognized for putting our plans into effect validates us even more."

Mr. Linton further stated, "I hope Mr. Quackenbush and the North Bay Business Journal follow us as a story all the way to completion of all six of our Installations in Northern California that are under 20 year term Pacific Gas and Electric Power Purchase Agreements."

About North Bay Business Journal

Jeff Quackenbush Staff Reporter (commercial real estate, environment, endangered species, construction, wine) and Interactive Editor North Bay Business Journal, A New York Times Co. weekly business-to-business newspaper covering Sonoma, Napa, Marin, Solano, Mendocino and Lake counties in the north San Francisco Bay area.

About GDT Tek

GDT Tek, Inc. is an Orlando, Florida-based publicly traded company (OTC: GDTK) focused on renewable and sustainable energy technologies. The company has licensed patented waste heat to electric power generation technology and is driving its adoption by power plants, landfills and other waste-heat generating industries. GDT Tek's waste heat to electricity systems are powerful enough to serve as a primary energy source, highly efficient, immediately cash-flow positive when installed under a Power Purchase Agreement and are scalable with system sizes from 150 KW/Hr to 5000 KW/Hr currently available. The GDT Tek system has been proven through a long-term five year installation at a San Jose, California-area landfill. Waste heat captured from landfill-generated methane gas generator engine exhaust and radiator jacket coolant systems is used by the GDT Tek system to generate electricity which is then sold to the grid. Professor Robert W. Dibble of the University of California at Berkeley assessed the GDT Tek system and stated that "Of the many technologies that I have evaluated over the course of the past several decades, GDT Tek's heat to power conversion solution has proven to be the most reliable, versatile, efficient, lowest emissions, and overall cost-effective solution available in today's changing world market."

RTR Global Investments, LLC is a wholly owned subsidiary of GDT Tek, Inc. It holds projects, contracts, and power purchase agreements for its parent company GDT Tek, Inc.

GDT Tek, Inc.'s website is [ www.gdtTek.com ], which is in the process of being updated; please sign up for our newsletter ([ http://www.gdtTek.com/info-signup.php ]) for future information about the company.

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New York Times Company, North Bay Business Journal Runs Cover Story About GDT Tek, Inc. and Its Waste Heat to Electricity Proje

New York Times Company, North Bay Business Journal Runs Cover Story About GDT Tek, Inc. and Its Waste Heat to Electricity Projects.