Directorate Change

TEG Environmental Plc
25 April 2006



                             TEG ENVIRONMENTAL PLC

                            ('TEG' or 'the Company')

                                Re: Directorate


TEG Environmental Plc, the leading green technology company, which converts
organic wastes into natural organic fertiliser, is pleased to announce that
prominent waste industry expert, Douglas William Benjafield, has been appointed
to the Board of TEG Environmental plc as a non-executive director with effect
from May 1st 2006.



Doug, 62, is a Chemical Engineer, Chartered Chemist and Chartered
Environmentalist. He has over 30 years of industry experience, latterly at
Redland Purle/Cleanaway Ltd since 1980, and before that, at BOC and John Brown.
He was on the Cleanaway Ltd board and subsidiaries with operational
responsibilities embracing composting, recycling and disposal activities, major
capital projects, winning planning consents for local waste schemes and
developing corporate strategy, in the UK and Europe.



Major capital projects which the Company has been involved with have included
Ellesmere Port, high temperature chemical waste incinerators, the Rainham River
Transfer Station and Barge Fleet, and a diversity of waste treatment schemes.
Corporate projects included acquisitions worth £100m, capital investment of
£400m with local authorities and evidence to select committees to the Lords and
Commons.



Commenting, Nigel Moore, Chairman of TEG Environmental said:



'We look forward to Doug joining our board at this exciting period in the
Company's next stage of development. He brings unrivalled industry experience
and top level contacts, which should prove invaluable. We are confident he will
contribute to the Company's long term growth plans. '



Other than the directorships disclosed below, there are no other matters to be
disclosed in relation to this appointment under paragraph (g) of Schedule Two of
the AIM Rules.



Other professional qualifications include: Fellow of Royal Society of Chemistry,
Graduate member of Institute of Chemical Engineers, Fellow of Chartered
Institute of Wastes Management, Fellow of the Institute of Directors.



Existing Directorships



•        Chairman, Lakeside Energy from Waste Limited and Lakeside EfW Holdings
         Limited (a joint venture between Viridor Waste Management and Grundon 
         Waste Management currently constructing a £180million, 400,000 tpa EfW 
         Plant at Heathrow)

•        Chairman London Waste Action

•        Non Executive Director London Remade (from inception)

•        Vice Chairman London Recycling Fund

•        Chairman of four Cleanaway Environmental Trusts.



Past Directorships

•        Cleanaway Ltd Board and subsidiaries from 1980 (Technical Director,
         Development Director, Landfill & Recycling Director).  Retired from 
         Cleanaway in 2004.

•        Director of the Environmental Services Association



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Editor's Notes:

TEG Environmental provides an in-vessel composting system, which is one of the
few approved technologies capable of treating animal by-product waste.



The Silo Cage system, one of the few technologies in Europe capable of treating
this waste, is a natural process producing compost as an end product.  Under
TEG's EnVigroTM brand, this is used as an excellent soil conditioner that
fertilises, retains moisture, provides structure and reduces the incidence of
plant disease.



TEG's Silo Cages are housed in self-contained buildings, are not unsightly and
are environmentally friendly. Plant economics are driven by the gate fees
charged, rather than the value of the end product (compost).  The TEG process is
an economic alternative to landfill.



Potential customers include local authorities, waste management companies, food
processors, farmers and landowners.  The Company's expanding market is driven by
increasingly stringent EU and UK legislation regulating the treatment and
disposal of organic waste.




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