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| ENECO, Inc. |
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| 391-B Chipeta Way
Salt Lake City, UT 84108 |
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Semiconductor Mfg. |
| (801) 583-2000 |
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| http://www.eneco.com/ |
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Bankruptcy
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Event:
ENECO, Inc. filed a Chapter 11 petition on January 18, 2008, with the Bankruptcy Court for the District of Utah, case number 08-20319, Judge Glen E. Clark presiding.
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Intellectual Property:
The Company protects its inventions with domestic and international patents. Patents that are pioneering in the field have already been granted. Additional applications are prepared on an ongoing basis as technical developments are made. The Company's patents include 9 issued and 1 pending U.S. patents, 4 PCT patents pending, 5 issued and 29 pending International patents. The Company's patents cover: Piezo-pyroelectric Energy Converter & Method; Thermal Diode for Energy Conversion; Hybrid Thermionic Energy Converter & Method; Solid State Thermionic Refrigerator; Hybrid Thermionic Energy Converter & Method; and Tunneling-effect Energy Converters. [Company website]
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Description:
The Company developed the Thermal Chip, a semiconductor that it claimed to convert heat into electricity with a promise of substantial energy savings and a reduction in harmful emissions.
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Officers:
Patrick Murrin (Chair); Harold L. "Lew" Brown (Pres. & CEO); Charles Becker (VP & Dir.); Max Lewinsohn (Dir.)
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Auditor:
DeJoya Griffith & Company LLC
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Attorneys:
Ray Quinney & Nebeker; Salt Lake City, UT; (801) 323-3363
Scott A. Cummings, Esq.
Steven T. Waterman, Esq.
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Notes:
When the Debtor filed for Chapter 11 protection, it listed estimated assets of $10 Million to $50 Million and estimated debts of $1 Million to $10 Million.
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