HOUSTON, TX -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 04/10/07 -- Blue Diamond Ventures, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: BLDV) announced today the company will be featured on "World Business Review" Television series, hosted by General Norman Schwarzkopf, as part of the show's Environmental and Alternative Energy Initiatives Series.

The segment, scheduled for taping in late June, will examine enzyme technology in bio-diesel production, along with an added perspective from industry expert Roger Ballentine.

"The current attention and concerns on the effects of Global Warming, escalating fuel costs and dependency on imports to meet energy needs today and into the future all point to the validation of increased attention to alternative fuel development," said Jay Crosby, Senior Coordinating Producer of "World Business Review." "My research of the industry worldwide led me to the efforts of John Moaning and Blue Diamond. The unique technology of Blue Diamond is a viable effort to meet the challenges of these important and imperative concerns."

"Given the enormous challenges within the energy sector and world food supply, along with looming worldwide water shortages, I think the discussion is very timely," said Blue Diamond Chief Executive Officer John Quincey Moaning.

"World Business Review (WBR)" airs on CNBC (as paid programming) and Bravo! (as paid programming). CNBC has 84 million cable, Direct TV, and Dish Network viewers. "WBR" may also be viewed through video on demand via wbrtv.com, which has more than 112 million subscribers worldwide. The "WBR" series is also available at more than 120 prestigious colleges and universities, including Carnegie Mellon University, Howard University, Dartmouth College and Georgetown University.

About Blue Diamond Ventures, Inc.: Blue Diamond Ventures, Inc. (www.bluediamondventures.com) is an agriculture, biofuels and commercial development company with operations in Belize and the U.S. Blue Diamond Ventures, Inc. recently announced plans to construct a bio-diesel plant in Belize, with an eventual capacity of 50 million gallons per year (GPY).

The company has entered into serious discussions within the U.S. to construct a 50 million gallon bio-diesel plant and research facility, with a strong emphasis placed on creation of jobs, bio technological skill development and the promotion of entrepreneurship and agribusiness.

Blue Diamond also plans to work closely with the United States Department of Energy to advance the development of high-yielding biomass feedstock for bio-fuel production and promote research into state-of-the-art bio-fuel processing technologies (2nd generation and higher, including enzymatic treatment of biomass to produce cellulosic and ethanol).

The implementation of the bio-fuels plant in Belize will start with the immediate set-up of a bio-diesel pilot plant with an output capacity of 200,000 to 500,000 (GPY) and construction of a 2.5 million (GPY) Commercial Demonstration Facility later this year.

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