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May 15th, 2007
Houston Technology Center Announces $600,000 Award to Lynntech, Inc. by the Texas Emerging Technology Fund
Abstract:
Houston Technology Center (HTC) and Gulf Coast Regional Center of Innovation and Commercialization (Gulf Coast RCIC) for the Texas Emerging Technology Fund (ETF) announced today that Lynntech Inc. has been awarded a Commercialization Grant by the ETF.
The award for the Gulf Coast region company was officially announced by Governor Rick Perry. The company will be supported by the Houston Technology Center Client program.
Lynntech, Inc., a research and development company, was awarded $600,000 to help develop its high power, hydrogen/air fuel cell technology.
"Lynntech appreciates the support of Governor Perry and the ETF. With this award, Lynntech will be able to attract new scientific and engineering talent to Texas as we improve our technology in weight, volume and power density and demonstrate the performance in a heavy vehicle," said John Clanton, CEO of Lynntech, Inc. For more information visit http://www.lynntech.com .
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houston.dbusinessnews.com
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