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Beam Global Announces Patents Pending on Three New Advancements
The product developments are designed to increase renewable energy production, improve resiliency and disaster preparedness, and enhance deployability of the company’s products.
December 9, 2020
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The product developments are designed to increase renewable energy production, improve resiliency and disaster preparedness, and enhance deployability of the company’s products.
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Beam Global announced Dec. 9 patents pending on three new product developments aimed at renewably energized EV charging infrastructure.
The US Patent and Trademark Office has assigned serial numbers 17/081,419, 16/898,097, and 17/074,214 to the three patents pending. The product developments are designed to increase renewable energy production, improve resiliency and disaster preparedness, and enhance deployability of the company’s products.
“We continue our strategy of strengthening Beam’s intellectual property portfolio with new and useful product developments,” said Beam Global CEO Desmond Wheatley. “Historically we have been successful in winning the patents which we pursue and in leveraging those patented products to generate revenues for the company. These new innovations will, in my opinion, create new opportunities for us while enhancing the moat protecting our leadership in renewably powered and rapidly deployed EV charging infrastructure.”
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