Enable IPC Ships First Ultracapacitor Electrodes to IMDEA Energia for Green Power Project as Part of Initial Contract

This first contract, valued at EUR 47,000 (about $60,000, depending
on the exchange rate), requires Enable to deliver ultracapacitor
electrodes, which will be incorporated into a power conditioning unit
by IMDEA and Green Power, a Spain-based renewable energy
manufacturer, for a demonstration as part of the SA2VE project -- a
Spanish government-sponsored program focused on new energy solutions,
particularly relating to "green" power.

If the project is successful, the company will have a
multi-million-dollar opportunity in renewable energy.

"This is a high profile demonstration that we expect will lead to
additional contracts for the use of our devices in renewable energy
systems throughout the world," said Dr. Mark Daugherty, Chief
Technology Officer of Enable IPC and President of SolRayo.

The demonstration is meant, in part, to illustrate that
ultracapacitors should be used in renewable energy applications.

"Solar and wind technologies are wonderful," said SolRayo CTO Kevin
Leonard. "But sometimes, the sun doesn't shine and the wind doesn't
blow. Ultracapacitors can be used to level out the load."

Ultracapacitors have not been used in these applications before
because they have been too expensive. Enable IPC's technology lowers
the cost of the devices and helps make them economically viable for
renewable energy.

About Enable IPC Corporation

Enable IPC provides efficient, streamlined strategies for turning
technologies into products and bringing them to market. Enable IPC's
growing portfolio currently includes the exclusive rights to two
break-through energy technologies: a nanoparticle-based
ultracapacitor and a nanowire-based microbattery. These technologies
address a combined market estimated to grow to over $3 billion by
2012. For more information, please visit http://www.enableipc.com.

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Rich Kaiser
(800) 631-8127
ir@enableipc.com

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