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Breaking News At The Close Friday 11.5.04

TechLite, Inc (OTCBB-THLT)Acquisitions expected to add approximately =
5=20
million in sales over the next 12 to 18 months. (Source: News Friday=
=20
11/5/04)

Shares Outstanding: 10,994,910 (Source: 10Q 8/19/04)

Friday's Close: .72

THLT has been moving higher the last few weeks and broke out to a new=
=20
high on Friday. Is this the beginning of a major move? Because what=
=20
matters once you have a stock is that it moves. And all that will mat=
ter is=20
that the stock is on the move. And that mo ney is constantly moving=
=20
into the stock. In that environment, nothing makes more sense in the=
=20
marketplace than following the material, measurable we alth that puls=
es=20
through its very veins. Go Check it out Yourself. (Remember, past=
=20
performance is not indicative of future results).

A Massive PR campaign is Underway this Weekend and Monday Could Be an=
=20
Absolutely Huge Day in the Stock with the Combination of News and the=
PR=20
Campaign.

The Following News Announcement came out after the Close on Friday an=
d=20
the Market HAS NOT had a Chance to React to it. How will the Stock=
=20
React Monday to the News? (We Anticipate this message will be seen by=
=20
thousands and thousands of potential investors this weekend).

=20

Press Release Source: TechLite, Inc.

TechLite to Acquire Assets of Two Texas Energy-Based Businesses:

=
=20
Keystone and Omni Science Friday November 5, 4:10 pm ET

TULSA, Okla., Nov. 5 PRNewswire-FirstCall TechLite, Inc. (OTC Bullet=
in=20
Board: THLT)has agreed to acquire the assets of two Texas businesses,=
=20
Keystone and Omni Sciences of Horse Shoe Bay, Texas, J.D. Arvidson,=
=20
President of TechLite, Inc., announced today. Terms are stock issued,=
based=20
on performance.

Arvidson explained, "These are strong acquisitions, providing an=20
additional component of TechLite's marketing strategy to provide cust=
omers=20
with an expanded, turnkey energy-reduction package."

Keystone, in business since 1993, specializes in energy-efficient=
=20
upgrades for commercial properties and 'C' stores based on a shared s=
av ings=20
program. Customers include: The Dallas Cowboys, Aramark, State Farm,=
=20
Western Beef, Associated Supermarkets, Marriott, Best Western, McDona=
lds,=20
Subway, Burger King and others.

Omni Sciences, in business since 2003, provides products such as The=
=20
OAM Oil Purger(TM) for energy services businesses. The awardwinning O=
AM=20
Purger is an oil, acid and moisture purger (oil separator) for=20
high-pressure and low-pressure refrigerant centrifugal chillers. In 2=
004, the=20
OAM Purger(TM) won the ASHRAE Gold Design of the Year Award. Studies=
=20
conducted by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and=20
Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) indicate that not only does oil e=
ntrained in=20
chiller refrigerant significantly degrade performance, but these=20
chillers also use significantly higher amounts of energy, leading to =
higher=20
electric bills.

The OAM Purger(TM) solves the excess oil problem and helps to reduce=
=20
the maintenance and electric bills associated with maintaining and=
=20
operating commercial chillers. There are tens of thousands of chiller=
s that=20
can benefit from the use of The OAM Purger(TM).

In 2006, the Department of Energy (DOE) will mandate that new HVAC=
=20
units be required to reduce energy usage by 30 percent. Arvidson note=
d,=20
"The OAM Purger(TM) can help accomplish this goal for all commercial=
=20
chillers and is a timely addition to TechLite's line of state-of-the-=
art=20
energy reduction products and services.

"Recent reports and articles state a sobering fact for this millenniu=
m:=20
America is running short on electricity. The growing U.S. and worldwi=
de=20
demand for energy and electricity continues to expand faster than new=
=20
generation capabilities," Arvidson added. "Higher electricity bills a=
nd=20
shortages are forecast for the foreseeable future. Energy-efficient=
=20
upgrades for lighting and HVAC systems are one solution that can redu=
ce=20
the nation's electric bills for the business, education and health ca=
re=20
communities."

TechLite, currently on a run rate of approximately 10 million from it=
s=20
domestic operations over the next 12 months, is independent of the 5=
=20
million or more per year of sales projected over the next three years=
=20
with the acquisitions of Keystone and Omni Science. TechLite, in=20
accordance with the TermsAndConditions of the purchase agreement, agr=
ees to=20
deliver TechLite stock to Keystone and Omni Science company principal=
s in=20
accordance with a performance schedule based on these additional sale=
s.

The addition of Keystone's marketing ability, and the new Omni Scienc=
e=20
products, are expected to add approximately 5 million in sales over t=
he=20
next 12 to 18 months. TechLite's approach will bring scale economics =
to=20
its energy service business positioning TechLite for significant grow=
th=20
over the next five years.

ABOUT TECHLITE, INC.

TechLite, Inc. is a national energy service company in its twelfth ye=
ar=20
in the energy services business. The Company provides custom-designed=
,=20
energy-efficient and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)-compliant=
=20
lighting upgrades and retrofits for commercial, education, health car=
e,=20
retail and government facilities. TechLite's proprietary energy-audit=
=20
software program facilitates upgrades in compliance with the EPS's Gr=
een=20
Lights Emission Reduction Program and the new Federal Energy Law=20
requiring elimination of inefficient lighting products. Industry sour=
ces=20
estimate this market at approximately 3 billion existing light fixtur=
es and=20
a potential 100 billion national lighting retrofit industry. The=20
magazine Electrical Contractor has described this business as the "ma=
rket of=20
the decade."

=20

Certain statements in this news release may contain future looking=
=20
information within the meaning of Rule 175 under the Securities Act o=
f 1933=20
and Rule 3b-6 under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and are=20
subject to the safe harbor created by those rules. All statements, ot=
her than=20
statements of fact, included in this release, including, without=20
limitation, statements regarding potential future plans and objective=
s of the=20
companies, are future looking statements that involve risks and=20
uncertainties. There can be no assurance that such statements will pr=
ove to be=20
accurate and actual results and future events could differ materially=
=20
=66rom those anticipated in such statements. As with many microcap st=
ocks,=20
todays company has additional risk factors worth noting. The company=
=20
has a going concern opinion from its auditor, a large accumulated=
=20
deficit,a large negative net worth, reliance on loans from officers t=
o pay=20
expenses, nominal revenue in its most recent quarter,officers have=
=20
personally assured company debt, tax liens for unpaid federal and sta=
te taxes,=20
is a defendant in two lawsuits, a nominal cash position and the need =
to=20
raise capital. A failure to raise capital could cause the company to =
go=20
out of business. These risks and others are more fully detailed in th=
e=20
Companys SEC filings. We strongly urge you to review them before you=
=20
invest. The Publisher of this newsletter does not represent that the=
=20
information contained in this message states all material facts or do=
es not=20
omit a material fact necessary to make the statements therein not=
=20
misleading. Read the compay's SEC filings before you invest. All info=
rmation=20
provided within this publication pertaining to investing, stocks,=
=20
securities must be understood as information provided and not investm=
ent=20
advice. The Publisher of this newsletter advises all readers to seek=
=20
advice from a registered professional securities representative befor=
e=20
deciding to trade in stocks featured within this publication. None of=
the=20
material within this report shall be construed as any kind of investm=
ent=20
advice or solicitation. Many of these companies are on the verge of=
=20
bankruptcy. You can lose all your money by investing in this stock. T=
he=20
Publisher of this newsletter is not a registered investment expert.=
=20
Subscribers should not view information herein as legal, tax, account=
ing or=20
investment advice. Any reference to past performances of companies ar=
e=20
specially selected to be referenced based on the favorable performanc=
e=20
of these companies. You would need perfect timing to acheive the=20
results in the examples given. There can be no assurance of that happ=
ening.=20
Remember, as always, past performance is not indicative of future=
=20
results and a thorough due diligence effort, including a review of a =
companys=20
filings, should be completed prior to investing. In compliance with t=
he=20
Securities Act of 1933, Section17b, the Publisher of this newsletter=
=20
discloses the receipt of ten thousand dollars from a third party, not=
an=20
officer, director or affiliate shareholder of the company for the=
=20
circulation of this report. The party that paid us has a position in =
the=20
stock they will sell at anytime without notice. Be aware of an inhere=
nt=20
conflict of interest resulting from such compensation due to the fact=
=20
that this is a paid publication and is not without bias. All factual=
=20
information in this report was gathered from public sources, includin=
g but=20
not limited to Company Websites, SEC filings and Company Press Releas=
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Hubert Chatman,

Breaking News At The Close Friday 11.5.04

TechLite, Inc (OTCBB-THLT)Acquisitions expected to add approximately =
5=20
million in sales over the next 12 to 18 months. (Source: News Friday=
=20
11/5/04)

Shares Outstanding: 10,994,910 (Source: 10Q 8/19/04)

Friday's Close: .72

THLT has been moving higher the last few weeks and broke out to a new=
=20
high on Friday. Is this the beginning of a major move? Because what=
=20
matters once you have a stock is that it moves. And all that will mat=
ter is=20
that the stock is on the move. And that mo ney is constantly moving=
=20
into the stock. In that environment, nothing makes more sense in the=
=20
marketplace than following the material, measurable we alth that puls=
es=20
through its very veins. Go Check it out Yourself. (Remember, past=
=20
performance is not indicative of future results).

A Massive PR campaign is Underway this Weekend and Monday Could Be an=
=20
Absolutely Huge Day in the Stock with the Combination of News and the=
PR=20
Campaign.

The Following News Announcement came out after the Close on Friday an=
d=20
the Market HAS NOT had a Chance to React to it. How will the Stock=
=20
React Monday to the News? (We Anticipate this message will be seen by=
=20
thousands and thousands of potential investors this weekend).

=20

Press Release Source: TechLite, Inc.

TechLite to Acquire Assets of Two Texas Energy-Based Businesses:

=
=20
Keystone and Omni Science Friday November 5, 4:10 pm ET

TULSA, Okla., Nov. 5 PRNewswire-FirstCall TechLite, Inc. (OTC Bullet=
in=20
Board: THLT)has agreed to acquire the assets of two Texas businesses,=
=20
Keystone and Omni Sciences of Horse Shoe Bay, Texas, J.D. Arvidson,=
=20
President of TechLite, Inc., announced today. Terms are stock issued,=
based=20
on performance.

Arvidson explained, "These are strong acquisitions, providing an=20
additional component of TechLite's marketing strategy to provide cust=
omers=20
with an expanded, turnkey energy-reduction package."

Keystone, in business since 1993, specializes in energy-efficient=
=20
upgrades for commercial properties and 'C' stores based on a shared s=
av ings=20
program. Customers include: The Dallas Cowboys, Aramark, State Farm,=
=20
Western Beef, Associated Supermarkets, Marriott, Best Western, McDona=
lds,=20
Subway, Burger King and others.

Omni Sciences, in business since 2003, provides products such as The=
=20
OAM Oil Purger(TM) for energy services businesses. The awardwinning O=
AM=20
Purger is an oil, acid and moisture purger (oil separator) for=20
high-pressure and low-pressure refrigerant centrifugal chillers. In 2=
004, the=20
OAM Purger(TM) won the ASHRAE Gold Design of the Year Award. Studies=
=20
conducted by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and=20
Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) indicate that not only does oil e=
ntrained in=20
chiller refrigerant significantly degrade performance, but these=20
chillers also use significantly higher amounts of energy, leading to =
higher=20
electric bills.

The OAM Purger(TM) solves the excess oil problem and helps to reduce=
=20
the maintenance and electric bills associated with maintaining and=
=20
operating commercial chillers. There are tens of thousands of chiller=
s that=20
can benefit from the use of The OAM Purger(TM).

In 2006, the Department of Energy (DOE) will mandate that new HVAC=
=20
units be required to reduce energy usage by 30 percent. Arvidson note=
d,=20
"The OAM Purger(TM) can help accomplish this goal for all commercial=
=20
chillers and is a timely addition to TechLite's line of state-of-the-=
art=20
energy reduction products and services.

"Recent reports and articles state a sobering fact for this millenniu=
m:=20
America is running short on electricity. The growing U.S. and worldwi=
de=20
demand for energy and electricity continues to expand faster than new=
=20
generation capabilities," Arvidson added. "Higher electricity bills a=
nd=20
shortages are forecast for the foreseeable future. Energy-efficient=
=20
upgrades for lighting and HVAC systems are one solution that can redu=
ce=20
the nation's electric bills for the business, education and health ca=
re=20
communities."

TechLite, currently on a run rate of approximately 10 million from it=
s=20
domestic operations over the next 12 months, is independent of the 5=
=20
million or more per year of sales projected over the next three years=
=20
with the acquisitions of Keystone and Omni Science. TechLite, in=20
accordance with the TermsAndConditions of the purchase agreement, agr=
ees to=20
deliver TechLite stock to Keystone and Omni Science company principal=
s in=20
accordance with a performance schedule based on these additional sale=
s.

The addition of Keystone's marketing ability, and the new Omni Scienc=
e=20
products, are expected to add approximately 5 million in sales over t=
he=20
next 12 to 18 months. TechLite's approach will bring scale economics =
to=20
its energy service business positioning TechLite for significant grow=
th=20
over the next five years.

ABOUT TECHLIT

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Hubert Chatman,

Breaking News At The Close Friday 11.5.04

TechLite, Inc (OTCBB-THLT)Acquisitions expected to add approximately 5=20
million in sales over the next 12 to 18 months. (Source: News Friday=20
11/5/04)

Shares Outstanding: 10,994,910 (Source: 10Q 8/19/04)

Friday's Close: .72

THLT has been moving higher the last few weeks and broke out to a new=20
high on Friday. Is this the beginning of a major move? Because what=20
matters once you have a stock is that it moves. And all that will matter is=20
that the stock is on the move. And that mo ney is constantly moving=20
into the stock. In that environment, nothing makes more sense in the=20
marketplace than following the material, measurable we alth that pulses=20
through its very veins. Go Check it out Yourself. (Remember, past=20
performance is not indicative of future results).

A Massive PR campaign is Underway this Weekend and Monday Could Be an=20
Absolutely Huge Day in the Stock with the Combination of News and thePR=20
Campaign.

The Following News Announcement came out after the Close on Friday and=20
the Market HAS NOT had a Chance to React to it. How will the Stock=20
React Monday to the News? (We Anticipate this message will be seen by=20
thousands and thousands of potential investors this weekend).

=20

Press Release Source: TechLite, Inc.

TechLite to Acquire Assets of Two Texas Energy-Based Businesses:

=20
Keystone and Omni Science Friday November 5, 4:10 pm ET

TULSA, Okla., Nov. 5 PRNewswire-FirstCall TechLite, Inc. (OTC Bulletin=20
Board: THLT)has agreed to acquire the assets of two Texas businesses,=20
Keystone and Omni Sciences of Horse Shoe Bay, Texas, J.D. Arvidson,=20
President of TechLite, Inc., announced today. Terms are stock issued,based=20
on performance.

Arvidson explained, "These are strong acquisitions, providing an=20
additional component of TechLite's marketing strategy to provide customers=20
with an expanded, turnkey energy-reduction package."

Keystone, in business since 1993, specializes in energy-efficient=20
upgrades for commercial properties and 'C' stores based on a shared sav ings=20
program. Customers include: The Dallas Cowboys, Aramark, State Farm,=20
Western Beef, Associated Supermarkets, Marriott, Best Western, McDonalds,=20
Subway, Burger King and others.

Omni Sciences, in business since 2003, provides products such as The=20
OAM Oil Purger(TM) for energy services businesses. The awardwinning OAM=20
Purger is an oil, acid and moisture purger (oil separator) for=20
high-pressure and low-pressure refrigerant centrifugal chillers. In 2004, the=20
OAM Purger(TM) won the ASHRAE Gold Design of the Year Award. Studies=20
conducted by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and=20
Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) indicate that not only does oil entrained in=20
chiller refrigerant significantly degrade performance, but these=20
chillers also use significantly higher amounts of energy, leading to higher=20
electric bills.

The OAM Purger(TM) solves the excess oil problem and helps to reduce=20
the maintenance and electric bills associated with maintaining and=20
operating commercial chillers. There are tens of thousands of chillers that=20
can benefit from the use of The OAM Purger(TM).

In 2006, the Department of Energy (DOE) will mandate that new HVAC=20
units be required to reduce energy usage by 30 percent. Arvidson noted,=20
"The OAM Purger(TM) can help accomplish this goal for all commercial=20
chillers and is a timely addition to TechLite's line of state-of-the-art=20
energy reduction products and services.

"Recent reports and articles state a sobering fact for this millennium:=20
America is running short on electricity. The growing U.S. and worldwide=20
demand for energy and electricity continues to expand faster than new=20
generation capabilities," Arvidson added. "Higher electricity bills and=20
shortages are forecast for the foreseeable future. Energy-efficient=20
upgrades for lighting and HVAC systems are one solution that can reduce=20
the nation's electric bills for the business, education and health care=20
communities."

TechLite, currently on a run rate of approximately 10 million from its=20
domestic operations over the next 12 months, is independent of the 5=20
million or more per year of sales projected over the next three years=20
with the acquisitions of Keystone and Omni Science. TechLite, in=20
accordance with the TermsAndConditions of the purchase agreement, agrees to=20
deliver TechLite stock to Keystone and Omni Science company principals in=20
accordance with a performance schedule based on these additional sales.

The addition of Keystone's marketing ability, and the new Omni Science=20
products, are expected to add approximately 5 million in sales over the=20
next 12 to 18 months. TechLite's approach will bring scale economics to=20
its energy service business positioning TechLite for significant growth=20
over the next five years.

ABOUT TECHLITE, INC.

TechLite, Inc. is a national energy service company in its twelfth year=20
in the energy services business. The Company provides custom-designed,=20
energy-efficient and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)-compliant=20
lighting upgrades and retrofits for commercial, education, health care,=20
retail and government facilities. TechLite's proprietary energy-audit=20
software program facilitates upgrades in compliance with the EPS's Green=20
Lights Emission Reduction Program and the new Federal Energy Law=20
requiring elimination of inefficient lighting products. Industry sources=20
estimate this market at approximately 3 billion existing light fixtures and=20
a potential 100 billion national lighting retrofit industry. The=20
magazine Electrical Contractor has described this business as the "market of=20
the decade."

=20

Certain statements in this news release may contain future looking=20
information within the meaning of Rule 175 under the Securities Act of 1933=20
and Rule 3b-6 under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and are=20
subject to the safe harbor created by those rules. All statements, other than=20
statements of fact, included in this release, including, without=20
limitation, statements regarding potential future plans and objectives of the=20
companies, are future looking statements that involve risks and=20
uncertainties. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be=20
accurate and actual results and future events could differ materially=20
=66rom those anticipated in such statements. As with many microcap stocks,=20
todays company has additional risk factors worth noting. The company=20
has a going concern opinion from its auditor, a large accumulated=20
deficit,a large negative net worth, reliance on loans from officers to pay=20
expenses, nominal revenue in its most recent quarter,officers have=20
personally assured company debt, tax liens for unpaid federal and state taxes,=20
is a defendant in two lawsuits, a nominal cash position and the need to=20
raise capital. A failure to raise capital could cause the company to go=20
out of business. These risks and others are more fully detailed in the=20
Companys SEC filings. We strongly urge you to review them before you=20
invest. The Publisher of this newsletter does not represent that the=20
information contained in this message states all material facts or does not=20
omit a material fact necessary to make the statements therein not=20
misleading. Read the compay's SEC filings before you invest. All information=20
provided within this publication pertaining to investing, stocks,=20
securities must be understood as information provided and not investment=20
advice. The Publisher of this newsletter advises all readers to seek=20
advice from a registered professional securities representative before=20
deciding to trade in stocks featured within this publication. None ofthe=20
material within this report shall be construed as any kind of investment=20
advice or solicitation. Many of these companies are on the verge of=20
bankruptcy. You can lose all your money by investing in this stock. The=20
Publisher of this newsletter is not a registered investment expert.=20
Subscribers should not view information herein as legal, tax, accounting or=20
investment advice. Any reference to past performances of companies are=20
specially selected to be referenced based on the favorable performance=20
of these companies. You would need perfect timing to acheive the=20
results in the examples given. There can be no assurance of that happening.=20
Remember, as always, past performance is not indicative of future=20
results and a thorough due diligence effort, including a review of a companys=20
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Breaking News At The Close Friday 11.5.04

TechLite, Inc (OTCBB-THLT)Acquisitions expected to add approximately 5=20
million in sales over the next 12 to 18 months. (Source: News Friday=20
11/5/04)

Shares Outstanding: 10,994,910 (Source: 10Q 8/19/04)

Friday's Close: .72

THLT has been moving higher the last few weeks and broke out to a new=20
high on Friday. Is this the beginning of a major move? Because what=20
matters once you have a stock is that it moves. And all that will matter is=20
that the stock is on the move. And that mo ney is constantly moving=20
into the stock. In that environment, nothing makes more sense in the=20
marketplace than following the material, measurable we alth that pulses=20
through its very veins. Go Check it out Yourself. (Remember, past=20
performance is not indicative of future results).

A Massive PR campaign is Underway this Weekend and Monday Could Be an=20
Absolutely Huge Day in the Stock with the Combination of News and thePR=20
Campaign.

The Following News Announcement came out after the Close on Friday and=20
the Market HAS NOT had a Chance to React to it. How will the Stock=20
React Monday to the News? (We Anticipate this message will be seen by=20
thousands and thousands of potential investors this weekend).

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Press Release Source: TechLite, Inc.

TechLite to Acquire Assets of Two Texas Energy-Based Businesses:

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Keystone and Omni Science Friday November 5, 4:10 pm ET

TULSA, Okla., Nov. 5 PRNewswire-FirstCall TechLite, Inc. (OTC Bulletin=20
Board: THLT)has agreed to acquire the assets of two Texas businesses,=20
Keystone and Omni Sciences of Horse Shoe Bay, Texas, J.D. Arvidson,=20
President of TechLite, Inc., announced today. Terms are stock issued,based=20
on performance.

Arvidson explained, "These are strong acquisitions, providing an=20
additional component of TechLite's marketing strategy to provide customers=20
with an expanded, turnkey energy-reduction package."

Keystone, in business since 1993, specializes in energy-efficient=20
upgrades for commercial properties and 'C' stores based on a shared sav ings=20
program. Customers include: The Dallas Cowboys, Aramark, State Farm,=20
Western Beef, Associated Supermarkets, Marriott, Best Western, McDonalds,=20
Subway, Burger King and others.

Omni Sciences, in business since 2003, provides products such as The=20
OAM Oil Purger(TM) for energy services businesses. The awardwinning OAM=20
Purger is an oil, acid and moisture purger (oil separator) for=20
high-pressure and low-pressure refrigerant centrifugal chillers. In 2004, the=20
OAM Purger(TM) won the ASHRAE Gold Design of the Year Award. Studies=20
conducted by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and=20
Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) indicate that not only does oil entrained in=20
chiller refrigerant significantly degrade performance, but these=20
chillers also use significantly higher amounts of energy, leading to higher=20
electric bills.

The OAM Purger(TM) solves the excess oil problem and helps to reduce=20
the maintenance and electric bills associated with maintaining and=20
operating commercial chillers. There are tens of thousands of chillers that=20
can benefit from the use of The OAM Purger(TM).

In 2006, the Department of Energy (DOE) will mandate that new HVAC=20
units be required to reduce energy usage by 30 percent. Arvidson noted,=20
"The OAM Purger(TM) can help accomplish this goal for all commercial=20
chillers and is a timely addition to TechLite's line of state-of-the-art=20
energy reduction products and services.

"Recent reports and articles state a sobering fact for this millennium:=20
America is running short on electricity. The growing U.S. and worldwide=20
demand for energy and electricity continues to expand faster than new=20
generation capabilities," Arvidson added. "Higher electricity bills and=20
shortages are forecast for the foreseeable future. Energy-efficient=20
upgrades for lighting and HVAC systems are one solution that can reduce=20
the nation's electric bills for the business, education and health care=20
communities."

TechLite, currently on a run rate of approximately 10 million from its=20
domestic operations over the next 12 months, is independent of the 5=20
million or more per year of sales projected over the next three years=20
with the acquisitions of Keystone and Omni Science. TechLite, in=20
accordance with the TermsAndConditions of the purchase agreement, agrees to=20
deliver TechLite stock to Keystone and Omni Science company principals in=20
accordance with a performance schedule based on these additional sales.

The addition of Keystone's marketing ability, and the new Omni Science=20
products, are expected to add approximately 5 million in sales over the=20
next 12 to 18 months. TechLite's approach will bring scale economics to=20
its energy service business positioning TechLite for significant growth=20
over the next five years.

ABOUT TECHLIT

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