EnergysavingNanocoatings

order from the City of Fairbanks to provide the Company's patented Nansulate® energy saving and asset protection coatings for five city buildings to increase energy efficiency and reduce fuel costs. The first building to be coated with Nansulate® is the Fairbanks City Hall and that application is already underway. The other buildings in the project include the Fire Department, Police Department, Department of Public Works and a fifth city building. Nanotech Energy Solutions, Inc. estimates the amount of the product for the entire project to be approximately 12,000 gallons.

Steady Doubling of Sales While Economy Suffers We have seen steady growth in INTK. In mid June INTK announced sales in June of 2009 were $100,552.85, more than double the revenues of June of 2008, a year when annual revenues were $1,424,036.00 US. Industrial Nanotech, Inc. intends to meet or exceed their uninterrupted five year track record of approximately doubling revenues every year. I want to put this in perspective. The economy is terrible. Sacred cow companies are losing ground. Utilities have always been super steady but they are having trouble --- and yet ---- INTK keeps on doubling sales year over year.

Earth Energy Enterprises (EEE), a division of Earth Energy Fuels, recognizes that nanotechnology is coming of age with a broad range of applications that will dramatically change medicine, consumer products, energy, and material science.

"We are honored to have our Nansulate energy saving coating win another award," stated Francesca Crolley, V.P. of Operations & Marketing Industrial Nanotech, Inc. "These are truly unique and revolutionary products which significantly reduce energy use for homeowners, commercial building owners, manufacturers, and in government buildings. We are currently in the midst of a campaign to make state Governors aware of the substantial costs savings our coatings can provide and being awarded our third award for 2008 is expected to benefit our efforts."

Paint-on insulation can address the pervasive problem of uninsulated walls in older homes. While it is easy, in most cases, to put conventional insulation above ceilings and under floors, sealed walls must be opened and resealed or have insulation pumped through holes, which must then be patched. The cost/benefit ratio of insulating existing walls therefore can be marginal, and homeowners often skip doing it.

It may sound like science fiction, but Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) is an idea whose time has come. Energy Islands offer a sustainable ocean living, these islands are floating modular renewable energy platforms that incorporate photovoltaics, solar thermal towers, wave energy, ocean current energy turbines, wind turbines, and OTEC (ocean thermal energy conversion). Each island would be built on a floating platform and at its centre would be a plant that converts heat from the tropical sea into electricity and drinking water. Below deck would be marine turbines to harness energy from underwater currents and around the edge floating devices to provide wave power.

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Don't insulate, Nansulate, says Florida cleantech company

exclusive distributor in Africa for their patented Nansulate® energy saving protective coatings, Megaros Industrial Products Inc., has expanded their corporate operations to the country of Botswana through an agreement with Copper Sunset Trading 440 (Pty) Ltd.