ZBB Website Launches

Menomonee Falls, WI - 10/28/2007
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ZBB Website Launches - 10/28/2007
Ascedia has successfully completed and launched the new ZBB Energy Corporation (ASE: AMEZ) web site. ZBB Energy Corporation is based out of Perth in Western Australia and now has offices in Menomonee Falls, WI. Ascedia created the website with a projected target audience of prospective investors and prospective customers in mind. Ascedia is also hosting the new site. To date, the new site has seen a traffic increase of over 90%.

ZBB Energy Corporation designs, develops, manufactures and distributes energy storage systems. The company's systems are built using a proprietary process based upon ZBB Energy's zinc-bromine rechargeable electrical energy storage technology. The modular nature of ZBB Energy's zinc-bromine battery allows it to be sized and packaged into fully customized, large format energy storage systems. The company's systems combine its zinc-bromine batteries with computer hardware and software that interface with a customer's power source to recharge during off peak times and discharge power as needed.

ZBB Energy has designed its system to meet a number of market applications. These include load management for transmission and distribution utilities, energy service companies and large commercial and industrial customers, which allows these companies to use stored energy to meet their energy demands during peak periods of usage or other designated times; storage of renewable energy from intermittent generating sources such as wind, solar, hydro (water) and biomas production in both grid connected and grid independent environments.

The building block for ZBB Energy's core energy storage systems is a 50kWh module. Each 50kWh module consists of three of the company's F2500 60 cell battery stacks connected in parallel, a pair of zinc-bromine electrolyte storage reservoirs, an electrolyte circulation system and a computerized module control system.