Agreement Geared to Benefit New Customers, Shareholders, and Veterans

BRIDGEWATER, N.J., May 9, 2012 /PRNewswire/ – Energy Edge Technologies Corporation (OTCBB: EEDG) has entered into a Strategic Alliance as a Business Partner with 5LINX, one of the fastest growing privately held companies in America as recognized by Inc. 500 Magazine.  The agreement gives Energy Edge the opportunity to provide residential consumers with savings on their electric and gas bills in all deregulated states, as well as adding a significant new cost savings component to EEDG’s commercial and government energy projects.

5LINX achieved revenues of $50 Million in 2010, over $100 Million in 2011, and is projecting sales to more than double again in 2012. The company currently has 260 corporate employees and over 75,000 independent marketing representatives worldwide. 5LINX was recently named the 76^th largest direct sales company in the world by Direct Selling News, placing them on an exclusive list with the likes of Avon, Tupperware, and Mary Kay.

www.5LINX.com/products/5linx-energy-program/

“Adding the ability to help residential consumers switch to more competitive rates for electricity and gas through 5LINX is a natural extension of our success in the commercial, industrial and government sectors,” stated Robert Holdsworth, President of EEDG.  “The 5LINX program represents an enormous opportunity for EEDG to add immediate revenues and income for our shareholders as well as the perfect vehicle for us to deliver on our ongoing commitment to build a national sales force of highly skilled Military Veterans.”

Energy deregulation represents a $500 Billion market of which approximately 90% of consumers have not yet switched to a lower cost energy supplier. 5LINX is successfully competing with traditional utilities by buying energy in the wholesale market and delivering it to consumers at a lower cost, using that same utility’s own infrastructure. With deregulation scheduled to take effect in all 50 states by 2015, 5LINX is positioned to provide customers and business partners across America with outstanding value and revenue potential.

“Warren Buffet stated in Forbes Magazine that the deregulation of energy will create The Largest Transfer of Wealth in History, and 5LINX has been moving very aggressively to take full advantage of this unique opportunity,” said Terrence Porter, Senior Vice President of 5LINX. “We are in the business of building lucrative long-term residual income streams for our business partners and independent representatives and believe that Energy Edge could be one of the most successful and gratifying alliances we have formed. 5LINX has long been committed to supporting our nation’s Military heroes and by partnering with Energy Edge and VetPower.org, the ‘Investing in Veterans’ charity that EEDG has so generously funded from the start, we will now be able to positively impact the lives of literally thousands of Veterans and their families,” concluded Porter.

Energy Edge (EEDG.OB) provides comprehensive “whole facility” energy efficiency projects to reduce operating costs and CO2 emissions for new and existing buildings.  www.energyet.com

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Jerry Jennings
Emerson Gerard Associates
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SOURCE Energy Edge Technologies Corporation

When it comes to retrofitting commercial buildings for reduced energy usage, even some of the world’s most famous landmarks can claim impressive results. Recent news reports indicate that energy upgrades to the Empire State Building are going to surpass the building’s expected savings, reaching a 38-percent reduction in energy use within three years. The anticipated savings generated from the project is $4.4 million in annual operating costs.

“The work, which began in 2009 and included improving the tower’s 6,500 windows and an upgrade of its automation systems, has saved $2.41 million in the first full year since most of the work was completed. That is 5 percent above what engineers at Johnson Controls Inc promised as part of their $20 million contract for the work.” – Huffington Post

This news got us thinking, how do some of the other recognizable world landmarks stack up on the energy-efficiency scale? Astonishingly, the answer is quite well. In impressive demonstrations of old embracing new, some of the world’s most historic and famous commercial buildings are taking great strides to reduce their energy costs and lower their carbon footprint.

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A recent report from CNN breaks down some of the energy efficient changes being made to these buildings:

London Tower Bridge: Tower Bridge in London is being retrofitted with LED light bulbs that will reduce its energy consumption by 40% The project will be completed by the start of the 2012 Olympics, which are aiming to be the greenest ever.

Vatican City: One thousand photovoltaic panels cover the roof of the Paul VI Audience Hall, which generate enough electricity to meet all heating, lighting and cooling requirements of the 6,300 seat venue.

Empire State Building: All 6,500 windows of the skyscraper are being replaced while the building’s air conditioning and lighting systems are also being upgraded. It’s expected to reduce energy use by more than 35%.

Sydney Opera House: The air conditioning system in the Sydney Opera House has been adapted to utilize sea water from the surrounding harbor.

Eiffel Tower: The Eiffel Tower in Paris has reduced its energy consumption with a low energy LED lighting system. The company behind the project envisions further carbon reductions by growing 600,000 plants on the world famous structure. They claim that 87 tons of CO2 could be removed from the Paris sky each year.

The take-away from this information is that if the buildings that require much more attention in terms of care, preservation and aesthetic detail can find ways to retrofit their energy consumption, modern structures have no excuse for not following in their footsteps.

“These high profile projects can highlight the importance of retrofitting and cause people to think about installing renewable energy systems on the micro level,” says John Alker, director of policy at the UK Green Building Council.

“Relatively speaking, Tower Bridge will save a small amount of energy but this could translate into a quite significant proportion if people can be persuaded to follow,” he adds.

BRIDGEWATER, N.J., May 8, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Energy Edge Technologies Corporation (OTCBB: EEDG) has joined forces with Vedero Software, a major provider of software and services to automate commercial buildings for energy responsiveness. The joint agreement makes Vedero’s industry leading services available to Energy Edge’s clients and opens the door for the potential introduction of EEDG’s services to Vedero’s customer base.

Vedero’s solutions are used by large commercial organizations to automate demand response events in conjunction with their energy provider. Backed by some of the industry’s most prestigious investors, Vedero Software has the financial strength to scale and thrive in the rapidly growing energy management market. www.vederosoft.com

Demand response programs are designed to enable end users to contribute to energy load reduction during times of peak demand. Demand response programs also offer financial incentives for enrolling and being positioned to shed electrical load when needed.

“Through Vedero Software’s cutting edge automation, our current and future customers can now have the ability to curtail their energy usage during times of peak demand which helps to ensure grid stability,” said Robert Holdsworth, President of Energy Edge. “Vedero’s solutions cost the customer nothing while garnering considerable financial incentives from utility companies which can add significantly to our customers’ bottom lines.”

About Energy Edge Technologies Corporation (OTCBB: EEDG)
EEDG provides turnkey energy efficiency projects that reduce a new or existing facility’s energy consumption, operating costs, and C02 emissions. The Energy Edge team is comprised of industry leading experts with over 250 years of combined industry experience. www.energyet.com

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Emerson Gerard Associates
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BRIDGEWATER, N.J., May 2, 2012 — /PRNewswire/ – Energy Edge Technologies Corporation (OTCBB: EEDG) has entered into a national distributorship agreement with Energy Control Equipment, Inc. Energy Edge will immediately begin offering Energy Control’s proven new energy saver, the “Frigitek“, as part of its comprehensive energy projects for building owners, developers, architects, contractors, and businesses looking to enhance their commercial refrigeration efficiencies and dramatically reduce costs.

The Frigitek saves significant amounts of energy and cost in commercial refrigeration systems. It features two-speed operation for evaporator fans – high speed during cooling, and low speed when not cooling. It is designed to be easily and cost effectively retrofitted into existing systems and provides for even higher savings, rebates and tax incentives for Energy Edge customers. In fact, the Frigitek uses less than half the energy of typical motors and reduces heat load approximately 75-80% which results in additional utility reduction for commercial refrigeration, which is notoriously energy intensive.

“Energy Edge is a perfect partner for us,” said Al Linder, President of Energy Control Equipment. “Not only does EEDG represent a tremendous new outlet for our products, but our new partnership gives all of our existing and future customers the opportunity benefit from Energy Edge’s expanded suite of energy engineering, energy management, and consulting services.”

The Energy Edge team is comprised of industry leading Ph.D.’s, Professional Engineers and Energy Experts with over 250 years of combined industry experience. For a complete list of EEDG’s services, please visit www.energyet.com.

Contact: Sandy Mascia, smascia@energyet.com, 1-888-729-5722

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SOURCE: Energy Edge Technologies Corporation

Revenues from pending sales expected to top $700,000

BRIDGEWATER, N.J., April 30, 2012 /PRNewswire/ – Energy Edge Technologies Corporation (OTCBB: EEDG) announced today that it is about to reap huge dividends from its engagement of Green Giant Venture Fund (GGVF), a leading broker in the global carbon credits market.

Based on GGVF’s recently concluded audits on the energy efficiency work already completed by EEDG along with the work that it is now contracted to perform (utilizing UNFCCC/CDM methodology in conjunction with the Verified Carbon Standard), EEDG will be able to sell approximately 110,000 tons of reduced CO2 emissions on the carbon credits market.

“Engaging Green Giant has proven to be an excellent investment for Energy Edge and our shareholders,” stated Robert Holdsworth, President of Energy Edge. “Green Giant not only has the necessary experience and registrations to develop the required design documents, they’ve also brought an extensive network of international carbon credit buyers to the table for us.”

“The ongoing sale of these carbon credit projects represents tremendous potential revenue and cash flow for our company and should also provide the funding needed to execute our aggressive near-term growth strategy,” Holdsworth concluded.

For more information about the above carbon credits or to receive the report documents, please contact

Green Giant Venture Fund
World Bank- Carbon Finance registered service provider
UNFCCC -CDM Bazaar registered service provider
www.GreenGiantVentures.com
USA 858-366-4792

About Energy Edge Technologies Corporation (OTCBB: EEDG.OB)
EEDG provides turnkey energy efficiency projects that reduce a facility’s operating costs and C02 emissions. For more information, visit www.energyet.com.

Contact: Sandy Mascia
(888) 729-5722 x109
smascia@energyet.com

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SOURCE: Energy Edge Technologies Corporation

BRIDGEWATER, N.J., April 30, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ — Energy Edge Technologies Corporation (EEDG +127.27% ) has entered into a National Distributorship Agreement with Drinkable Air, Inc., owner of the most technologically advanced atmospheric water generation system in the world. Energy Edge will now offer Drinkable Air’s breakthrough technology to all of its clients to facilitate significant water savings.

Drinkable Air is the leader in water generation from humidity in the air we breathe. Its patented technology converts moisture from the atmosphere into an unlimited supply of pure drinking water. The company offers a wide variety of water generating systems for individual needs as well as commercial and industrial use. www.drinkable-air.com.

Energy Edge (EEDG.OB) provides “whole facility” energy efficiency projects to reduce operating costs and CO2 emissions for new and existing buildings. Some of their more notable clients include Lockheed Martin, Pepperidge Farm, Yuengling Brewing, and Key Food Supermarkets. www.energyet.com

“Teaming with Drinkable Air represents a significant new line of revenue for EEDG,” said Robert Holdsworth, President of Energy Edge. “Their cutting edge systems represent an amazing conservation measure we can add to our commercial energy projects to provide meaningful savings on water: earth’s most precious resource.”

“Energy Edge truly lives up to its name and is positioned to make an enormous impact with our product,” said Al Szur, Chairman, Drinkable Air, Inc. “From our joint efforts to hire and support America’s veteran population through VetPower.org, to conserving our planet’s resources, our corporate philosophies are remarkably similar and we look forward to growing and prospering with EEDG.”

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Contact: Jerry Jennings, Emerson Gerard Associates, 561-881-7318, jerry@emersongerard.com

SOURCE: Energy Edge Technologies Corporation

Shopping malls and big-box retailers are often viewed as centers for spending and excess. However, many are making big energy changes behind the scenes that might surprise you.

The New York Times recently featured a story on how the Mall of America, the country’s largest shopping complex, continuously seeks ways to cut their energy costs through more efficient operations, including everything from skylights to air filtering systems and more.

“The Mall of America is among the many companies investing more in energy efficiency. For years, “conservation was sometimes seen as a penalty, a heavy cost, a cutting-back, a reduction in living standards, a form of self-denial,” Daniel Yergin wrote in his book The Quest: Energy, Security and the Remaking of the Modern World.

That view has changed, he and others say, because developing nations are consuming more of the world’s resources, leading to higher costs for all in a sluggish economy.

The United States uses only half as much energy for the same economic output as four decades ago, Mr. Yergin said. And while the economy has almost tripled in size, adjusted for inflation, total energy use has grown only about 30 percent, he said.”

Not surprisingly, the article reports that retailers themselves use about 20 percent of the energy consumed by all commercial businesses, and they are the fastest-growing commercial category of energy users, according to the Energy Department.

Many are open seven days a week and for extended hours – some even round-the-clock. These companies need to take continuous temperature control, bright lighting, high-volume water usage and much more into consideration for the mass quantities of consumers that enter their buildings on a daily basis – it’s estimated that more than 40 million people visit the Mall of America every year.

So, how are they attempting to be more energy efficient? Three of the leading retailers taking strides to reduce their energy costs (and eco footprint in the process) include Walmart, Macy’s and the Mall of America.

• Walmart – painting store roofs white to reflect sunlight and reduce the use of air-conditioning; capturing rain in storage tanks for flushing toilets and other uses that do not require potable water; installing LED lights in parking lots to cut energy use by more than 50 percent and maintenance by more than 30 percent.

• Mall of America – installing more efficient air filters in its 33 mammoth cooling units, eliminating the need for more than 3,000 pre-filters to be changed each year, which reduces waste; instead of using a central heating system, the indoor temp of 70 degrees is maintained with 1.2 miles of skylights for solar energy, residual heat from light fixtures and body heat from visitors.

• Macy’s – cut energy bill by 30 percent since 2002 by, among other things, adding sensors that automatically turn off lights in stockrooms; turning off signs at night and installing one million LED lights; centrally schedules and controls its lighting and air-conditioning and monitors energy use to spot waste.

We applaud the commitment to energy efficiency these retailers are making and hope that others will take note and follow suit. Any that are considering reducing their energy usage and costs are welcome to contact us for a free energy audit – we provide a risk-free look at how we can guarantee to help reduce your energy bills.

Expects to employ large number of vets in expanding energy efficiency sector

BRIDGEWATER, N.J., April 17, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Energy Edge Technologies Corp. (OTCBB: EEDG.PK – News) has become the first Corporate Sponsor for newly formed VetPower.org, a non-profit organization dedicated to retraining veterans to gain employment and start their own businesses in market sectors exhibiting high growth opportunities.  Energy Edge has contributed the funding to cover start-up expenses for VetPower.org and will implement a new training program developed with VetPower.org that’s expected to quickly generate work for dozens of veterans, and additional revenue for EEDG.

VetPower.org is a direct result of the partnership recently formed between the American Alliance for Disabled Veterans and the Trillacorpe family of Service Disabled Veteran Owned businesses. Both organizations have been honored with numerous awards over the last 20 years for their leading roles in the retraining and placement of returning vets into the civilian workforce.

EEDG will implement a comprehensive training program augmenting the unparalleled training already invested into every vet by the U.S. Military.  EEDG will provide specific energy industry training, leveraging VetPower.org’s superior military retraining program. EEDG expects to employ a large number of experienced vets in the rapidly expanding energy efficiency sector across multiple roles including sales, engineering and project management.

“This is truly a no-brainer,” stated Robert Holdsworth, President of EEDG. “Veterans need employment opportunities and Energy Edge needs a skilled team to attract and service business opportunities nationwide. We are committed to giving as many veterans as possible the means to thrive in the burgeoning energy sector.”

“Today we are proud to showcase the expandable business model that we have pioneered with our good friends at Energy Edge,” said Frank Campanaro, co-founder of both Trillacorpe and VetPower.org. “It is a model that enables companies and non-profits to come together to benefit America’s warriors and provide them a seat at the table of economic freedom, which they have all protected with enormous sacrifice.”

Kevin Humes, President and co-founder of AADV and VetPower.org concluded, “On behalf of everyone at VetPower.org, I want to express our deepest appreciation to EEDG and their outstanding team of professionals and look forward to our joint crusade to positively impact the lives of our veterans and their families.”

Energy Edge Technologies:  energyet.com
American Veterans Alliance: wesupportvets.org
Trillacorpe Construction:  trillacorpeconstruction.com
VetPower.org:  vetpower.org

Contact:
Emerson Gerard
Jerry Jennings
561-881-7318
jerry@emersongerard.com

We love that Earth Day has become such a widely recognized event and that so many individuals and companies make an effort to create awareness. But, as the adage goes, actions speak louder than words. So, we’ve outlined several ways you can become involved this Earth Day, regardless of where you live.

The Earth Day Network is running great campaign called A Billion Acts of Green. What we love most about it is that when you enter the Events section of the website, you’re provided a listing of Earth Day activities that are taking place near your zip code! It’s a great way to get involved in your community and also be a part of the global Earth Day conversation.
Lowe’s home improvement stores across the country are giving away one million trees on April 23 this year. Register your tree via their website and watch videos that will help you to properly plant and care for it.
About.com’s Green Living blog outlines a great list of activities you can do with kids to help celebrate Earth Day 2012. From building a papier-mache Earth to creating bird feeders with pinecones, these projects are a great way to get kids involved and teach them about Earth Day.
Target stores are celebrating Earth Month all April by providing eco-friendly tips and guides to some of their more eco-friendly products. Additionally, stop in to your local Target store on April 22 and receive a free reusable shopping bag while supplies last.
Of course, there are many, many more promotions, events and activities that are taking place all around the world on Earth Day, so we suggest searching online for ways you can participate in your town or neighborhood. Or, check with your local parks department to see if they are planning any events or accepting volunteers – just imagine how great it would feel to make a difference beyond just Earth Day!
Do you have any plans to celebrate the day? How is your community getting involved?

BRIDGEWATER, N.J., March 29, 2012 /PRNewswire/ – Energy Edge Technologies Corporation (OTCBB: EEDG) announced today that Pepperidge Farm has hired EEDG to implement a whole facility energy efficiency project for one of its largest production plants. The project is guaranteed to reduce Pepperidge Farm’s carbon footprint by 2 million pounds of CO2 annually and save the company more than $100,000 per year with an ROI of more than 45%.

“We are proud to be selected by Pepperidge Farm to help them reduce their energy consumption and corresponding costs,” said Robert Holdsworth, President of Energy Edge. “This project provides significant environmental and financial benefits to Pepperidge Farm and adds hundreds of thousands of dollars in revenue for Energy Edge.”

Pepperidge Farm, the maker of Goldfish Crackers, Milano Cookies, and other food products has a ten year plan to reduce its energy consumption by 20% by reducing usage and engaging in co-generation.  “Pepperidge Farm is a progressive company and they were quick to recognize the advantage of an energy efficiency project that addresses all of the energy consuming loads across their facility,” stated Holdsworth.  “Pepperidge Farm has stringent internal rate of return hurdles and our methods of engineering and implementing cost effective energy conservation measures with high savings and fast paybacks made Energy Edge the perfect fit.”

About Energy Edge Technologies Corporation (OTCBB: EEDG)
EEDG provides turnkey energy efficiency projects that reduce a new or existing facility’s energy consumption, operating costs and C02 emissions.  For more information, visit www.energyet.com.

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This press release contains statements, which may constitute “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended by the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Prospective investors are cautioned that any such forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve risks and uncertainties, and that actual results may differ materially from those contemplated by such forward-looking statements. Important factors currently known to management that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in forward-looking statements include fluctuation of operating results, the ability to compete successfully, and the ability to complete before-mentioned transactions. The Company undertakes no obligation to update or revise forward-looking statements to reflect changed assumptions, the occurrence of unanticipated events, or changes to future operating results.