Axis Technologies’ Dimming/Daylight Harvesting Ballasts Selected for Energy-Saving Upgrade of Lighting in Florida State Office Building
Proactive State Governments Impacting Increase in Adoption of Green Technology Initiatives

LINCOLN, NE—(MARKET WIRE)—Feb 24, 2009—Axis Technologies Group, Inc. (OTC:AXTG), a green technology designer, manufacturer and marketer of a proprietary line of energy saving and daylight harvesting electronic dimming ballasts for the commercial lighting industry, announced that the company’s energy efficient ballasts have been installed in the Daytona Beach Regional Service Center, a facility of the State of Florida.

In a September 2008 press release, Florida Department of Management Services (DMS) Secretary, Linda H. South, stated, “As the agency responsible for state-managed facilities statewide, we have a responsibility to ensure those facilities are efficient in reducing our carbon footprint and that we’re doing our part to follow Governor Crist’s lead of reducing waste and providing savings to the taxpayers of Florida.”

One of these facilities was the Daytona Regional Service Center. The Axis Technologies, Inc. Daylight Harvesting & Dimming Ballast was selected to be part of the lighting update of the state owned building. Nearly 600 new fixtures were installed with Axis ballasts.

“Axis is proud to partner with the Florida Department of Management Services in their statewide energy reduction program and to play an instrumental part in meeting their energy efficiency goals in the future,” said Gary Boe, National Sales Manager.for Axis Technologies, Inc.

Kip Hirschbach, CEO of Axis Technologies, added, “We are very encouraged that the long awaited adoption of green technology in the lighting industry has arrived and building some momentum. With the signing of the Economic Stimulus bill signed by President Obama and its emphasis on funding the upgrading of energy efficiency in Federal buildings, we are excited about the potential for our ballasts this year.”

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About the Axis Ballast:

A standard “ballast” is an electronic component that regulates voltage in light fixtures. Axis Technologies Group, Inc. has developed an innovative ballast with which expands daylight harvesting into mainstream lighting applications. The patented Axis Dimming/Daylight Harvesting Ballast is a new technology that transforms the standard ballast into a dynamic energy saving system that can reduce lighting energy costs by up to 70%. The Axis Ballast utilizes an individual photo sensor to automatically adjust the amount of electrical current flowing to the light fixture and then dims or increases lighting in conjunction with the amount of available sunlight. The Axis Ballast avoids “over-lit” conditions that increase energy costs by harvesting and utilizing free daylight from windows or skylights. As the amount of available daylight fluctuates, the Axis Ballast automatically keeps lighting “tuned” to the desired level in a designated area.

About Axis Technologies Group, Inc.:

Axis Technologies Group, Inc. conducts its business through this wholly owned subsidiary Axis Technologies, Inc., a Delaware corporation headquartered in Lincoln, Nebraska. Axis Technologies, Inc. designs, manufactures and markets a proprietary line of energy-saving and daylight harvesting electronic dimming ballasts for the commercial lighting industry. The company’s target market is small to large commercial users of fluorescent lighting including office buildings, wholesale and retail buildings, hospitals, schools, and government buildings. In 2002, Underwriters Laboratory (UL) approved Axis products for sale in both the United States and Canada. The Axis ballast is priced competitively and is the only daylight harvesting ballast system that can be marketed as a replacement for a standard ballast.

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We’ve been seeing warehouses switching over their lighting systems to LED for the past 3-years now, with a HUGE spike in demand over these past 6-months. With the economic stimulus plan setting aside funds for energy efficient lighting in government buildings, I think we’ll be hearing a lot about green building in the near future.