Energetix wins US patent
Energetix Group, which develops alternative and efficient energy products, has announced that its subsidiary Energetix Genlec has received a patent in the US for its microCHP technology.
Energetix Group, which develops alternative and efficient energy products, has announced that its subsidiary Energetix Genlec has received a patent in the US for its microCHP technology.
The grant of this patent provides additional protection to the company's core product platform utilised in its Kingston microCHP product and builds on the company's intellectual property portfolio relating to its Genlec technology.
Chief executive officer Adrian Hutchings said: "Energetix has its foundations rooted in strong intellectual property, including patents, know-how and trademarks. This notice of allowance provides yet further protection for our technology and creates value for the company."
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