For Immediate Release 18 September, 2007

QuestAir to supply hydrogen purifier for hydrogen plant at Montana refinery

VANCOUVER, B.C. – QuestAir Technologies Inc. (AIM: QAR; TSX: QAR) announced today that it has received an order valued at approximately CDN $1.0 million for a H-3200 hydrogen purifier, for use in a new hydrogen plant at an oil refinery in Montana. The order was placed by Hydro-Chem, a leading global supplier of industrial hydrogen plants, and a division of Linde BOC Process Plants LLC.

Jonathan Wilkinson, President and CEO of QuestAir said that the H-3200 pressure swing adsorption (“PSA”) system will be included in a new hydrogen plant that Hydro-Chem is supplying to Montana Refining Company. Product hydrogen from the plant will be used to increase oil refining capacity at the refinery site.

”Demand for hydrogen in the oil refining industry continues to be strong, driven by capacity expansions such as this project at Montana Refining, as well as regulations mandating low-sulphur transportation fuels.”

“This will be QuestAir’s largest capacity single skid hydrogen PSA. We have had great commercial success with the H-3200 product platform since its launch in 2003, and we now have an installed base of more than 40 smaller-capacity H-3200 PSA’s around the world.”

“We have now expanded the capacity of the H-3200 design, offering the benefits of the H-3200’s advanced 9 bed PSA cycle and compact skid-mounted design to manufacturers of hydrogen plants with capacities up to 15,000 cubic meters per hour,” Wilkinson said.

Raju Natarajan, Hydro-Chem’s President said “QuestAir continues to lead the hydrogen PSA market in product innovation. With the capacity expansion of the H-3200 PSA, QuestAir’s now offers a reduction in life-cycle costs and increased reliability to Hydro-Chem’s medium-capacity hydrogen plants.”

About QuestAir H-3200
QuestAir’s H-3200 purifies hydrogen-containing gas streams to high purity hydrogen for use in industrial processes, on-site hydrogen plants and hydrogen fueling stations. The H-3200’s optimized Pressure Swing Adsorption (“PSA”) process and proprietary rotary valve technology deliver higher efficiency than conventional PSA systems in a more compact, cost effective package. Since the product launch in 2003, QuestAir has sold more than 45 H-3200 systems to customers in Europe, Japan and North America.

About QuestAir Technologies Inc.
QuestAir Technologies, Inc. is a developer and supplier of proprietary gas purification systems for several large international markets, including existing markets such as oil refining, biogas production and natural gas processing, and emerging markets such as fuel cell power plants and fuel cell vehicle refueling stations. QuestAir is based in Burnaby, British Columbia and its shares trade on the AIM Market of the London Stock Exchange Plc. and on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol “QAR”.

About Hydro-Chem
Hydro-Chem specializes in the design, engineering and construction of modular hydrogen plants. Hydro-Chem has supplied over 140 hydrogen plants to key clients in the food, steel, glass and petrochemical industries since 1975. Hydro-Chem is a division of Linde BOC Process Plants LLC.

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