MORE DD on SUNV
Here's Sen Dick Durbin's Press release saying he has approved 52,000,000 in fed funding. Note: EPIR Technologies is in the running for 9,000,000 of it to build a manufacturing facility.
[url=http://durbin.senate.gov/showRelease.cfm?releaseId=317686]Durbin: Senate Appropriations Committee Approves $52 Million in Defense Funding for Projects in Illinois (9-10-2009)>
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THIS IS HUGE GREAT DD. THE 9 MIllion in Funding is approved read the top of the link its a done deal what a jackpot.....
About Sunovia Energy Technologies, Inc.
Sunovia Energy Technologies is a Sarasota, FL-based company that commercializes and markets products within the LED lighting and solar markets that reduce carbon emissions, promote national security and preserve the environment. Sunovia owns the exclusive marketing rights to products produced by EPIR Technologies, Inc., including infrared sensors and devices for the civilian and military night vision markets.
Sunovia's LED lighting technologies are among the most cost and energy-efficient in the world, and are marketed under the brand name EvoLucia(TM) (EvoLucia Lighting: A Division of Sunovia Energy Technologies,Inc).
Sunovia owns a significant equity interest in Illinois-based EPIR Technologies, Inc.[/B], the pioneer of single crystal II-VI solar modules and a global leader in the field of IR sensors and IR imaging. EPIR's collective infrared knowledge and experience is believed to exceed that of any company in the world. Its founder, Chairman and CEO Dr. Sivalingam Sivananthan, is a recognized world leader in HgCdTe growth.
EPIR holds the patent for growing CdTe directly on a Si readout integrated circuit, for which the company developed a manufacturing capability with Congressional support. [B]Sunovia and EPIR co-own the solar technologies and solar products that are developed under the Exclusive Partnership Agreement[/B]. The Partners have a network of close collaborative relationships, including the Army Research Laboratory, the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, the Night Vision Electronic Sensors Directorate, BAE Systems, and other laboratories around the world.
