About 9 Trademarks found that are owned by Northern Virginia Electric Cooperative

The mark consists of the stylized blue and white wording "NOVEC" featuring a yellow and blue lightning bolt design passing through the letters.

The mark consists of the stylized wording "NOVEC" featuring a lightning bolt design passing through the letters.

Electricity utility services, namely, electricity distribution

The mark consists of an electrical outlet design with a smile and light reflection near the upper right corner.

Electric cooperative services in the nature of electricity and distributed generation

Optical fiber transporting Internet Protocol (IP) or TCP/IP video, voice and data communications signals through DWDM, systems and components networked through fiber cross-connects, interconnects or termination points between fiber links consisting of one or more fiber strands interacted with communication equipment, and components thereof, namely, fiber optic cables and fiber optic patch electrical cords; fiber optic cable assemblies comprising fiber optic or coaxial cables and electrical wires; fiber optic cable assemblies comprised of fiber optic cable connectors of type A, mountings for fiber optic cables, fiber optic distribution hubs, fiber optic distribution frames, and fiber optic patch panels for scanning, monitoring and managing cable connections in telecommunications network systems; multi-dwelling unit mounting racks for telecommunications equipment and cabinets specially adapted for telecommunications equipment, 7'-0"or 9'-0" high, capable of mounting standard 19" or 23" wide telecommunications equipment; open mounting rack for physical mounting of telecommunications equipment; secured front and rear locking door type equipment cabinets and wall-enclosures specially adapted for housing telecommunications hardware; computer server software, for monitoring, analyzing, operating, managing and maintaining fiber optic networks, systems, IP switch, router equipment and components; copper and fiber data communication and connectivity products, systems and components used to inter-network through cross-connects at Data Centers, interconnect or terminate CAT-5 or CAT-6 copper cables and fiber-based transmission lines, namely, copper electrical cables and optical cables for the transmission and networking of video, voice, data and Internet through use of copper or optic patch cords, copper or optic cable connectors; fiber optic patch panels for housing electrical connectors used in scanning, monitoring and managing switch and router connections in telecommunications network systems; and copper data communication products namely fiber optic cables featuring copper; termination plasma display panels; communication distribution mounting frames, all specially adapted for use with communication transmission apparatus; patch and splice fiber optic component enclosures for outside fiber plant hand hole enclosures accessing fiber and copper cables directed into high rise business building structures and houses using photonic optical networks; fiber optic components in the form of fiber pull boxes and fiber hand hole enclosures for termination or splicing fiber optic cables, namely, splice electrical terminal boxes for splicing, and interconnecting fiber optic cables by means of splicing fiber strands; optical fiber splitter or fiber coupler modules, namely, wavelength filter multiplexing and demultiplex cassettes in the nature of networking multiplexing hardware enclosures that house fiber splitter devices for fiber optic cables sending optical wavelength signals in many end terminals, cable assemblies, Optical Add Drop Multiplex adapters, adapter panels, and attenuators; fiber optic distribution hubs in Photonic Optical Networks, namely, fiber optic distributing electrical connection amplifications boxes, hand hole electrical cable housings and drop/insert fiber filters for optical devices dropping and inserting fiber transported signals to multiple homes and businesses

The mark consists of the term "AGGRANDIZER" all uppercase but with only the letter "I" within the term being lower case.

Optical fiber transporting Internet Protocol (IP) or TCP/IP video, voice and data communications signals through DWDM, systems and components networked through fiber cross-connects, interconnects or termination points between fiber links consisting of one or more fiber strands interacted with communication equipment, and components thereof, namely, fiber optic cables and fiber optic patch electrical cords; fiber optic cable assemblies comprising fiber optic or coaxial cables and electrical wires; fiber optic cable assemblies comprised of fiber optic cable connectors of type A, mountings for fiber optic cables, fiber optic distribution hubs, fiber optic distribution frames, and fiber optic patch panels for scanning, monitoring and managing cable connections in telecommunications network systems; multi-dwelling unit mounting racks for telecommunications equipment and cabinets specially adapted for telecommunications equipment, 7'-0"or 9'-0" high, capable of mounting standard 19" or 23" wide telecommunications equipment; open mounting rack for physical mounting of telecommunications equipment; secured front and rear locking door type equipment cabinets and wall-enclosures specially adapted for housing telecommunications hardware; computer server software, for monitoring, analyzing, operating, managing and maintaining fiber optic networks, systems, IP switch, router equipment and components; copper and fiber data communication and connectivity products, systems and components used to inter-network through cross-connects at Data Centers, interconnect or terminate CAT-5 or CAT-6 copper cables and fiber-based transmission lines, namely, copper electrical cables and optical cables for the transmission and networking of video, voice, data and Internet through use of copper or optic patch cords, copper or optic cable connectors; fiber optic patch panels for housing electrical connectors used in scanning, monitoring and managing switch and router connections in telecommunications network systems; and copper data communication products, namely, fiber optic cables featuring copper; termination plasma display panels; communication distribution mounting frames, all specially adapted for use with communication transmission apparatus; patch and splice fiber optic component enclosures for outside fiber plant hand hole enclosures accessing fiber and copper cables directed into high rise business building structures and houses using photonic optical networks; fiber optic components in the form of fiber pull boxes and fiber hand hole enclosures for termination or splicing fiber optic cables, namely, splice electrical terminal boxes for splicing, and interconnecting fiber optic cables by means of splicing fiber strands; optical fiber splitter or fiber coupler modules, namely, wavelength filter multiplexing and demultiplex cassettes in the nature of networking multiplexing hardware enclosures that house fiber splitter devices for fiber optic cables sending optical wavelength signals in many end terminals, cable assemblies, Optical Add Drop Multiplex adapters, adapter panels, and attenuators; fiber optic distribution hubs in Photonic Optical Networks, namely, fiber optic distributing electrical connection amplifications boxes, hand hole electrical cable housings and drop/insert fiber filters for optical devices dropping and inserting fiber transported signals to multiple homes and businesses

computer software to extend the usefulness of computer programs beyond January 1, 2000