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PROXIES MAILED FOR ACCESSITY CORP.'S DECEMBER 28 SHAREHOLDER VOTE ON PROPOSED
PACIFIC ETHANOL SHARE EXCHANGE


ACCESSITY'S CEO URGES SHAREHOLDERS TO VOTE QUICKLY, PREFERABLY VIA THE INTERNET,
SO BALLOTS CAN BE COUNTED BEFORE THE ANNUAL MEETING


CORAL SPRINGS, FL -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 12/23/2004 -- Accessity Corp. (NASDAQ:
ACTY) reported today that it has mailed the proxy statements to its shareholders
for the December 28, 2004 Annual Shareholders meeting, at which the Company
seeks approval for the share exchange with Pacific Ethanol ("PEI"), Kinergy
Marketing, LLC ("Kinergy")and ReEnergy, LLC ("ReEnergy") or (collectively the
"Acquired Companies").

"I urge Accessity shareholders to act quickly and vote their shares immediately
upon receipt," said Barry Siegel, Accessity's Chairman and Chief Executive
Officer. "Time is very short, and for this I apologize. But it took much longer
than we expected to complete our voluminous proxy statement. We are eager to
complete this share exchange as soon as possible."

All shareholders who hold their shares in their own names are requested to vote
quickly and mail in their proxy as soon as they receive it.

Those shareholders, who hold their shares beneficially in their broker's name,
can vote their shares via telephone by calling (800) 454-8683 or via the
Internet at: www.proxyvote.com. All you need is the Control Number from your
proxy materials.

Barry Siegel said: "We need the shareholders cooperation to vote promptly so we
can have enough votes for a quorum and the various proposals being voted upon at
the Annual Meeting. If we do not have the requisite number of votes, we will be
forced to adjourn the meeting for a later date." The 2004 Annual Shareholders
Meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, December 28, 2004 at 10 a.m. local time at the
Coral Springs Marriott Hotel, Golf Club and Convention Center, 11775 Heron Bay
Boulevard, Coral Springs, Florida 33076.

"I urge all shareholders who hold their shares in their broker's name to review
the proxy materials, retrieve the Control Number from the proxy and vote their
shares via the 800 number provided above or on the web site, www.proxyvote.com,
or contact your broker and instruct him to vote your shares," Siegel said. A
majority of the 2.2 million Accessity common stock shares outstanding is
required to approve the share exchange. If all of the shareholder proposals are
approved, Accessity will acquire PEI, Kinergy and ReEnergy in a share exchange
leaving the owners of PEI, Kinergy and ReEnergy with majority control of the
combined company, which will be reincorporated in Delaware and renamed Pacific
Ethanol. The stock symbol will change immediately following the closing of the
transaction. PEI, Kinergy and ReEnergy are in the business of marketing
corn-based ethanol as a smog-reducing gasoline additive, initially in its home
state of California. PEI has plans to participate in various opportunities in
the alternative fuel business. Present management of Accessity will no longer be
involved with the newly combined company after the transaction closes. However
an Accessity director will maintain a director's position for the first year
after the closing of the share exchange.

The Acquired Companies plan to execute a strategy aimed at becoming the only
vertically integrated producer of ethanol in California, the nation's most
populous state and a huge and growing market for ethanol, used as a gasoline
additive to replace MTBE, which has proven a persistent groundwater pollutant.
Kinergy's revenues are currently running at an annualized run rate of
approximately $100 million, up from the near $80 million just a few short months
ago. Its profitability continues to rise steadily as well.






Safe Harbor Statement Under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995


With the exception of historical information, the matters discussed in this
press release are forward-looking statements that involve a number of risks and
uncertainties. The actual future results of Accessity Corp. could differ from
those statements. Factors that could cause or contribute to such differences
include, but are not limited to, the ability of Accessity Corp. to obtain
shareholder approval of the proposed share exchange agreement with the Acquired
Companies, the ability of Accessity Corp. or any of the Acquired Companies to
close the proposed share exchange transaction, the ability of the Acquired
Companies to obtain audited financial statements required under the terms of the
share exchange agreement and by the rules and regulations of the Securities and
Exchange Commission, the ability of Accessity Corp. to obtain necessary funding
to construct either or both of the proposed ethanol production facilities, the
ability of the Acquired Companies to raise a minimum of $7 million in private
equity under the terms of the proposed share exchange transaction, the ability
of Accessity Corp. to successfully generate and sell distillers wet grain in the
California Central Valley, the ability of Accessity Corp. to maintain its Nasdaq
SmallCap listing upon the consummation of the proposed share exchange agreement,
the ability of management to successfully combine the business of the Acquired
Companies, the projected future demand for ethanol in the Western United States
and the ability of Accessity Corp. to successfully compete in the production and
sale of ethanol, changes in governmental regulations and policies, unforeseen
technical issues and those factors contained in the "Risk Factors" section of
the Accessity Corps' Form 10-KSB for the year ended December 31, 2003. Accessity
Corp. undertakes no obligation to release publicly any revisions to any
forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances occurring after
the date hereof.

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Accessity Contact:
Charles R. Holcomb
(954) 752-6161 ext. 241

Pacific Ethanol Contact:
John Liviakis
(415) 389-4670

Corporate Web Address: www.AccessityCorp.com
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