About 1 Trademarks found for “HAMILTON COMMUNITY TECHNOLOGIES”

Electricity generation from conventional sources; generation of electricity from solar and other renewable energy sources; public and private utility services in energy including transmission and distribution of electricity, hot water, warm water, chilled water, steam distribution and geothermal energy exchange; Thermal and electrical microgrid design, implementation and operation in both campus and large scale urban District Energy Systems (DES) / Integrated Community Energy (ICE). Net Zero Carbon / low GHG energy solutions for Smart Cities. Operating and maintenance services for energy related applications; design and development of photovoltaic systems and other renewable energy systems. Energy use and conservation analysis and consulting.

Communications services, namely, operating a local of wide area network; providing virtual private network (VPN services); providing multiple user access to a computer network; providing internet access via wireless broadband networks; providing point to point connectivity, interoffice networking, private network deployment and internet access services; providing telecommunications access services namely, Network Solutions, Internet, Email, Web Hosting, Firewall Solutions and Dark Fibre; private IP services, namely Internet protocol VPN services (remote), dedicated fully managed Internet services; peer-to peer network computer services, namely, electronic transmission of audio, video, text and documents among computers, namely, providing services for uploading, attaching and transmitting audio, video, text and documents via a global computer network; wireless access services and telecommunication connections to a global computer network, internet, personal area networks, local area networks, campus area networks, metropolitan area networks, wide area networks and telecommunications networks; computer network security services, namely, monitoring of network traffic for security purposes, for purposes of preventing distributed denial of service (DDOS) attacks on computer servers connected to the internet; providing Internet access via fibre optic broadband networks; providing Internet access via wireless broadband networks; providing internet access via third party access services; providing multiple user access to a computer network; video-on-demand transmission services; internet access provider services; and Voice over Internet Protocol Services.