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Enable IPC Corporation's (PINKSHEETS: EIPC) SolRayo (www.solrayo.com) subsidiary announced the opening of its new facility in Madison, Wisconsin.

Enable IPC Corporation's Subsidiary, SolRayo, Opens New Ultracapacitor Manufacturing Facility in Madison

Madison, WI | Posted on February 19th, 2009

The new facility, part of a larger business park, was built out to SolRayo's specifications and will house specialized equipment for the development and manufacturing of the Company's nanoparticle-based ultracapacitor electrodes. The facility, build out and equipment were funded in part by a grant from the Wisconsin Energy Independence Fund (WEIF) announced earlier.

"This move confirms SolRayo's commitment to advancing inexpensive ultracapacitor electrode manufacturing for renewable energy applications in Wisconsin," said SolRayo president, Dr. Mark Daugherty. "This move reaffirms the partnership between SolRayo, its parent -- Enable IPC Corporation -- and WEIF. All three share the same vision: to ultimately create jobs and expand renewable energy opportunities, particularly in the state of Wisconsin."

Dr. Daugherty remarked that the Company had previously utilized laboratory space at the University of Wisconsin to develop its electrodes. The move allows SolRayo to commence larger scale production of its electrodes, which could not happen at the university.

Enable IPC previously announced a webinar hosted by SolRayo (the presentation is available at www.solrayo.com/SolRayo/Renewable_Energy_Slides.html#0) and a status update of each of its technologies, available at www.enableipc.com/status

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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.

About SolRayo

SolRayo creates and develops innovative, environmentally friendly technologies that have the ability to change the way the world utilizes its energy resources. It is currently developing an ultracapacitor that improves the storage, delivery and usage of energy.

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