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BUFFALO, N.Y., November 16, 2007 – NanoDynamics Energy Inc. announced its recent success in maintaining full “off-the-grid” electrical functionality at its Fuel Cell Seminar 2007 booth in San Antonio, Texas. The booth was independently powered by the company’s Revolution™ 50H and Revolution™ 60C microtubular solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs), which ran continuously through exhibit hours Oct. 15-18.
“Using our portable Revolution Series SOFC products to power this year’s booth over the full duration of the show represents a significant achievement for ND Energy’s fuel cell program in Buffalo, N.Y.,” said Dr. Caine Finnerty, V.P. of fuel cells at ND Energy. “An important milestone in the portable SOFC market at-large, this success demonstrates the technology’s current market viability, as well as its greater potential for the future.”
About NanoDynamics
Headquartered in Buffalo, N.Y., NanoDynamics, Inc. develops and markets products, advanced materials and process technologies that provide clean technology solutions for today’s global challenges, with a principal focus on the international energy, environmental, and infrastructure markets. NanoDynamics Energy, Inc. is a subsidiary of NanoDynamics, Inc.
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