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Ultracap Technology
Presented at
Conference
(June 30 2009)

SolRayo Hosts Seminar
Participants
(June 24 2009)

Corp Intro Presentation
(June 10 2009)

SolRayo Open House
(June 4 2009)

Corp Rel Committee
(May 26 2009)

Detail on Warrants
(May 19 2009)

Update
(May 12, 2009)

EIPC Announces
Dividend in Form of
Warrants
(May 5 2009)

SolRayo to Present at
Consortium Meeting
(April 27 2009)

Other news
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Nanotechnology: Enabling Alternative Energy Programs to be Efficient and Cost Effective
(August 19 2008)

Grid Parity, Nanotechnology and Electrical Energy Storage (August 26, 2008)
Power Engineering's e-newsletter  
published a two-part series in August
2008 by Enable IPC CTO,
Dr. Mark Daugherty
Part 1:


Part 2:
The Journal of Power Sources recently published a paper by our research team at the
University of Idaho.  The title of the paper is:

"Fabrication and electrochemical characterization of a vertical array of MnO2 nanowires
grown on silicon substrates as a cathode material for lithium rechargeable batteries" (link
to an abstract of the paper).   
Appliance Design magazine's March 2009 issue contains a technical article
co-written by Kevin Leonard, Wendy Suyama and Dr. Mark Daugherty -- all from
Enable IPC's subsidiary, SolRayo.

The article, entitled: "Power: Battery Boost" discusses the design, use and
operation of ultracapacitors.
Enable IPC (Intellectual Property Commercialization) turns technologies into
products.  The company is a transparent, fair, turnkey partner for sub-licensing
and joint development with other companies.

Though not limited to energy, we are currently developing power devices using
advances in thin films and nanotechnology:

Microbatteries for very low power applications (utilizing nanowires as small as
1/1000th the diameter of a human hair) and

Ultracapacitors for a wide range of power applications (utilizing nanoparticles
on carbon).

The results . . .
  •  more power,
  •  in smaller sizes,
  •  at less cost!

Enable IPC’s corporate vision is to provide innovative products that meet a
need and to achieve success for our company and our shareholders, while
making a positive impact on our community.  Welcome to our website!
The cover story of the April 2009 edition of the
American Ceramics Society Bulletin discusses
ultracapacitors, their relationships with batteries,
various applications and some of the leading
ultracapacitor companies, including SolRayo, a
subsidiary of Enable IPC.

The article can be found both online and in the print
edition.