BELLINGHAM, WASHINGTON--(Marketwired - March 20, 2014) - SUNVAULT ENERGY INC. (OTCQB:SVLT) ("Sunvault") ("the Company") announced that it has issued 300,000 shares pursuant to a licensing agreement with the University of South Florida signed by all parties.
The Company has filed an 8K describing the licensing agreement with the University of South Florida.
The Company is currently in discussions with the University of South Florida to define the scope of work to finalize the Research Agreement between the two parties.
The Company believes technology that allows the generation of power and the storage of same within a single solar chipset could alter the massive smart phone and mobile electronic device industry. "The Research agreement is the first step towards accomplishing our future goal of a smart phone that may never require a charge," says Monaghan. "As the smart phone market goes past the 1.4 billon user mark, this is a market that Sunvault will be focusing on," he continued.
Initially the scope of work will be to augment the smart phone power supply thereby reducing the amount of electricity that has to come for plugging in the phone to get a charge, with the final goal to make a device that can be the phone's sole source of electricity.
About Sunvault Energy Inc.
Sunvault Energy, Inc. is committed to bringing cost effective generation and energy storage to the solar industry through a seamless, novel and simultaneous integration of energy generation and storage at the molecular level. This technical approach is a first and has the potential to enable the lowest overall system cost at maximum efficiency.
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