Axial Vector Energy Corp.’s products represent an enormous near-term market opportunity. The company makes products that are very efficient at converting energy from one form to another, an obviously marketable capability in today’s world. The Axial Vector engine, for example, converts chemical energy from a variety of fuels into motion, like a standard engine, but does it extremely efficiently due to its unique design.

The AVEC engine offers greater fuel efficiency, smaller size, and significantly lower weight than standard engines. It also has fewer operating parts, reducing maintenance costs, and has an unmatched weight-to-horsepower and weight-to-torque ratio. The engine is currently being tested for use on mobile platforms and other applications. One of the most important features of the AVEC engine is its ability to run efficiently on multiple types of fuels, such as diesel, bio-diesels, JP5 and JP8 fuels, and ethanol,

Neah Power Systems, Inc. is developing fuel cells for the military and portable electronic devices. The company uses a unique, patented, silicon-based design for their micro fuel cells. These enable higher power densities, lower cost, and compact form-factors. Neah Power Systems trades on the OTCBB and they have their corporate headquarters in Bothell, Washington. Prototype development continues for the company and they expect to make their energy products commercially available this year.

Neah Power anticipates their patented silicon-based fuel cell will provide a premier power source for all types of military applications. They expect their Neah Power fuel cell to provide two to three times the energy capacity versus the standard BA-5590 battery, while remaining in the same compact form. Soldiers would need to carry only one fuel cell and cartridges for continuous power capability – lessening their load by 70 percent.

Neah Power Systems, Inc. is also developing their products for

GigOptix Inc., a leading provider of electronic engines for the optically connected digital world, announced this morning before the opening bell that their contract with DARPA MTO has been extended. Under the terms of the agreement, low driving voltage, broadband Mach-Zehnder (MZ) modulators will be fabricated using GigOptix’s Electro-Optic (EO) polymer material for operation at very low temperatures for applications in supercomputers. The extension increases the total value of the contract to approximately $6.1M and opens new areas of use.

“Due to their intrinsic properties, the EO materials incorporated in GigOptix’s high speed polymer modulators have the potential to operate not only with low driving voltage but also at very low temperatures. Our technology is capable of effectively addressing all these requirements simultaneously,” said Dr. Raluca Dinu, Vice President and General Manager of GigOptix-Bothell business unit.

He added, “We are excited that GigOptix’s EO polymer technology has once more proven its

Wataire International, Inc. is a development stage company with corporate headquarters in Woodland Hills, California. They engage in the marketing and distribution of commercial and home/office atmospheric water generation machines in the United States. Trading on NASDAQ’s OTCBB, the Company is part of the Diversified Machinery industry in the Industrial Goods sector.

Wataire’s target customers include businesses, governments, and people situated in the humid tropics around the world. The Company also owns intellectual property relating to a water treatment process and devices for water-from-air machines. Wataire International has identified high-potential applications for Atmospheric Water Generators (AWGs) in 10 different markets.

The company will initially target the following markets: military applications; oil and mining operations; new and existing tourist resorts, beverage bottling plants, and new luxury condominium developments where they can supply an AWG as a fitted appliance. Their target market also includes humanitarian missions that require

Axial Vector™ Energy Corporation owns, develops and licenses internal combustion engine technologies. The company is applying these technologies to develop a new, smaller and lighter internal combustion engine that produces substantially more horsepower and three times more torque on less fuel than conventional engines of similar size. Although the internal combustion engine as we know it today may never meet the strong demand for cleaner and far greater fuel-efficiency, the Axial Vector engine is designed to easily meet these challenges.

The Axial Vector™ engine will target a number of specific military and industrial applications. The company is also developing a family of electric power generators incorporating its unique Axial Vector™ technology. These generators will consume less fuel per unit of electrical power output and are significantly smaller than any known internal combustion engine generator.

Adaptive Propulsion Systems has partnered with Axial Vector to

Axial Vector Energy Corporation (AXVC.PK), based out of Portland, is focused on the development and licensing of the next-generation internal combustion engine and electric power generator technologies. At this time, Axial’s technology is being targeted for use in automotive, power generation, appliance, and military applications.

The company uses its patent-pending “axial flux” engine and generator set (GENSET) technologies to create high-efficient, environmentally-friendly multi-fuel engines and motors. One key advantage of the Axial digital engine is its linear scalability, which allows it to be easily custom-designed to any clients’ requirements. Strategically, the company produces GENSETS ranging from 7.5 to 200 kW with generators driven by engines at 25, 90 and 352 HP.

Axial will continue to expand its client-base by marketing its engines to companies interested in automotive and industrial applications. To further broaden the use of its engines and generators, Axial has an

Axial Vector Energy Corporation (AVEC)’s Axial Vector engine is one of the leading disruptors of traditional combustion-engine technologies in the world today. With no major innovations in the industry for nearly seven decades, it is apparent to AVEC that change is desperately needed in a time when pressure to implement new and more efficient energy solutions is astronomical.

AVEC has partnered with Adaptive Propulsion Systems to develop the Axial Vector engine for military application. As per a standing agreement, Adaptive will cover development costs for AVEC’s Workhorse 7.2 multi-fuel engine. The company has exclusive rights to sell to the militaries of the U.S, NATO, and the governments of the Gulf Cooperative Council. All sales under this license yield AVEC a twenty percent gross sales royalty; Adaptive is then paid a five percent gross commission.

The Workhorse is just one of AVEC’s groundbreaking technologies. Others

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“EnerSys does most of its business abroad. In fiscal Q1 (ended June 2008), 54% of sales were generated in Europe, the Middle East and Africa; 39% in the Americas; and 7% in Asia.

“Motive power batteries accounted for 56% of fiscal Q1 sales. These batteries are primarily used by manufacturers, distributors, and warehouse operators to power forklift trucks.

“Mining companies also use these batteries to power material-handling equipment such as scoops, haulers, and underground lifts as well as by the railroad industry in diesel locomotives, railcar lighting systems, and in signaling equipment.

“Reserve power batteries produced the remaining 44% of fiscal Q1 sales. These batteries provide backup power during electrical outages.

“They are used in telecom systems and control systems for

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EnerSys (NYSE: ENS) one of the world’s largest industrial battery manufacturers, is a recent featured ideas from quantitative analyst Vahan Janjigian in his The Forbes Growth Investor.

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“EnerSys does most of its business abroad. In fiscal Q1 (ended June 2008), 54% of sales were generated in Europe, the Middle East and Africa; 39% in the Americas; and 7% in Asia.

“Motive power batteries accounted for 56% of fiscal Q1 sales. These batteries are primarily used by manufacturers, distributors, and warehouse operators to power forklift trucks.

“Mining companies also use these batteries to power material-handling equipment such as scoops, haulers, and underground lifts as well as by the railroad industry in diesel locomotives, railcar lighting systems, and in signaling equipment.

“Reserve power batteries produced the remaining 44% of fiscal Q1 sales. These batteries provide backup power during electrical outages.

“They are used in telecom systems and control systems for