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September 18, 2007
ENrG Inc. Awarded NYSERDA Contract for Development of Components for Clean Power Generation
BUFFALO, NY – ENrG Inc., a high technology firm specializing in the development and manufacture of ceramic components for clean energy, has been awarded a $250,000 contract by the New York State Energy and Development Authority (NYSERDA). Under the contract, ENrG Inc. will develop a critical ceramic component for removing carbon dioxide from exhaust gases created by coal-burning power plants. The award is in support of a $4.7 million Department of Energy contract awarded to Praxair, Inc. to develop a system for removing carbon dioxide emissions at such plants.
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August 25, 2007
ENrG Inc. featured in Buffalo News article by Fred O. Williams entitled, “ENrG Inc. awarded state grant to work on clean coal technology”. www.buffalonews.com/newslibrary
June 18-19, 2007
ASME Fifth International Fuel Cell Science, Engineering & Technology Conference
June 18–20, 2007 Brooklyn, N.Y.
Kathy Olenick of ENrG Inc. presented the paper, “Manufacturability of Electrolyte Supported Multi-cell Device SOFC Technology”
www.asmeconferences.org/FuelCell07/
June 15, 2007
ENrG Inc. named #11 in Buffalo Business First’s Fast track 50 List, an annual list of Buffalo-Niagara’s fastest growing companies.
April 4, 2007
ENrG Inc. Receives NYSERDA Contract for Bi-Electrode Supported
Solid Oxide Fuel Cell System
High-Efficiency, Alternative Energy Technology Seen as Significant in Meeting Immediate Military Needs And Further Development for Commercial Applications
BUFFALO, NY – ENrG Inc., a high technology firm specializing in the design, development and fabrication of critical ceramic components for clean energy systems, announces that the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) has awarded the firm up to $500,000 on a $1.4M contract to further advance the development of a bi-electrode supported Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) system. Technology for this high power, compact energy source was originally developed by the NASA Glenn Research Center (GRC) in Cleveland, Ohio, and offers the potential of a five-fold improvement in power performance per weight over current SOFC approaches. It also features increased reliability of the fuel cell stack, the electrochemical power-generating unit that is central to the system. ENrG Inc. and NASA GRC will work with Battelle and Ultralife Batteries, Inc. on the commercialization of SOFC based battery charger systems for the military.
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