Serial Number
88421408
Owner
Noventa Energy Partners Inc.Attorney
Cristina CarvalhoFirst Use Date
Oct 27, 2020
Filing Date
May 8, 2019
REIMAGINING ENERGY Trademark
Serial Number: 88421408 • Registration: 6389899
Trademark Classes
Owner Contact Info
51 Mill Street
Toronto, Ontario M5A3C4 , CA
Entity Type: 03
Legal Representation
Correspondence Address
Cristina Carvalho ArentFox Schiff LLP
1717 K Street NW
Washington, DC 20006
United States
Trademark Details
Filing Date
May 8, 2019
Registration Date
June 15, 2021
First Use Anywhere
October 27, 2020
First Use in Commerce
October 27, 2020
Published for Opposition
July 7, 2020
Goods & Services
Consulting in the field of engineering; developing in the nature of research in the field of and operating renewable energy projects; engineering services; research and development of technology in the field of renewable energy involving the aggregation of products, technologies and services in the field of green technologies to develop low carbon and new renewable energy projects, products, and services
Business project management services, namely, developing and operating renewable energy projects; business consulting services, namely, identifying public private partnership opportunities with municipalities and other levels of government, government agencies, utilities, industrial manufacturing, schools, hospitals, hotels, motels and multi-unit buildings
Leasing of green energy products, namely, wastewater screen and auger assembly located in a wetwell and used to screen solids and remove sludge from the wastewater, heat exchangers that facilitate the transfer of thermal energy between wastewater with solids screened and sludge removed and HVAC systems to provide low-carbon heating and cooling for buildings and industrial processes; Leasing of green energy products, namely, heat exchangers and ancillary equipment that are used to exchange thermal energy between a portable water supply and a condenser water loop to increase the amount of cooling that can be supplied to a building from the wastewater energy transfer process; Leasing of green energy products, namely, thermal energy storage units that store electricity as high grade heat, which can then be converted to low grade heat to provide heating to a building or converted to steam and used to power a chiller to provide cooling to a building; Leasing of green energy products, namely, thermal energy storage units to store hot water, chilled water and ice to be used to reduce peak demand for heating and cooling
