First American Scientific Corp Signs Distribution Agreement With EnergyCabin at Globe 2006 Environmental Conference
Tuesday April 4, 9:00 am ET

VANCOUVER, BC--(MARKET WIRE)--Apr 4, 2006 -- From the Globe 2006 Environmental Conference held in Vancouver, BC, Canada, Mr. Cal Kantonen, Chairman of First American Scientific Corp. (OTC BB:FASC.OB - News) is pleased to announce the signing of a distribution agreement to market and service the "EnergyCabin," a renewable biomass and solar heating and cooling system.

First American Scientific Corp is now an Official Distributor of the EnergyCabin in North America, South America, Australia and Asia. The EnergyCabin is a self contained heating system fueled by a combination of wood pellets and a unique solar thermal system. Over 10,000 heating systems in buildings such as hotels, hospitals, and offices, as well as residential complexes throughout Europe are successfully using the EnergyCabin boilers as a clean, efficient central heating and hot water system fueled by recycled materials and solar energy. This combination has proven 50% cheaper than traditional heating methods, is amazingly 92% efficient, and requires little maintenance. FASC is proud to represent and distribute the EnergyCabin in its ever-expanding market.

According to Brian Nichols, "We believe the EnergyCabin will become a very successful part of our business as it can stand alone, or be combined with our KDS Micronex to either create heat energy from waste wood or become an integral part of our biomass power plant operations. We will begin immediately integrating the EnergyCabin into our marketing program in North America and Asia, and will also be introducing it in South America next week as we forge new relationships in Brazil."

To start on its marketing program, FASC has already installed a fully operational EnergyCabin at FASC's demonstration site in Vancouver, BC. This will be followed by offering the EnergyCabin to commercial and residential premise owners in rural BC, where natural gas is not available or is too expensive. We will also be developing a market to supply inexpensively fueled air-conditioning units in warmer climates as the EnergyCabin has also been proven a viable method for cooling in tropical climates.

According to the "Wood Pellet Association of Canada" current wood pellet production in Canada is expected to increase by 5 times to 3,000,000 tons annually by the year 2010, the majority of which will be shipped overseas. Both FASC and EnergyCabin believe that there is a significant market to be tapped in North America for wood pellet fueled heating and cooling systems, and, when in short supply, we can supply wood pellets directly from our joint venture operations in Malaysia or possibly from Brazil. We can also see excellent synergies opening up through our licensees in Korea and Japan.

EnergyCabin is manufactures in Austria by EnergyCabin Produktions-und Vertriebs-Gmb. Please see this website for more details www.energycabin.com.

Certain information and statements included in this release constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Federal Private Securities Litigation Reform Act.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

C. Kantonen, Chairman

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