December 23, 2009 08:00 ET

Hi Score LED Street Lights Paying Off for Pittsburgh Taxpayers

MIAMI, FL--(Marketwire - December 23, 2009) - Hi Score Corporation (PINKSHEETS: HSCO) announced today that an initial test performed on the company's street lights installed in the city of Pittsburgh are saving approximately 40% in electric consumption.

Further to the conclusion of the pilot program city officials plan to retrofit the entire network of 40,000 streetlights with energy saving LED technology lights.

"The tremendous savings brought by the conversion to LED lights is not the only advantage; the lighting also helps reduce the country's dependence on foreign oil, whereby for every LED lights Hi Score installs, it reduces oil consumption by one barrel per month and Pittsburgh's leading approach will reduce oil consumption by close to 5 million barrels over the next ten years," said Dror Svorai, President and CEO of Hi Score Corp. "All these conversion programs are made possible as a result of President Obama's Energy Saving Stimulus Package, and street lights are only the beginning, since the conversion of office buildings, shopping centers and homes will be a great opportunity for our company," further added Mr. Svorai.

About Hi Score Corp.

Hi Score Corporation is a leading supplier of eco-friendly lighting products in the Western Hemisphere. It offers its client base the fiscal and ecological practicality of utilizing safe, efficient, solid state green lighting rather than conventional fluorescent and incandescent bulbs. The company offers the best possible selection of high quality, long lasting LED lighting products (with a focus on LED bulbs) that will directly replace existing incandescent, fluorescent and halogen bulbs and compact fluorescent lights (CFLs), ultimately serving the widespread lighting needs of the residential and commercial markets.

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