About 30,000 Trademarks found for “gateway green energy inc”

Financial sponsorship of programs for community and expressway beautification projects that feature environmentally friendly practices

Promoting the community and expressway beautification services of others which feature environmentally friendly practices; promoting public awareness of community and expressway beautification efforts that feature environmentally friendly practices; and promotional sponsorship of programs for community and expressway beautification projects that feature environmentally friendly practices

Sealing and insulating materials, in particular insulating material for cables

"ENERGY"

The mark is a motion mark consisting of five frames illustrating the word "ENERGY" changing to the word "GREEN". The five broken-line rectangles enclosing this wording indicate placement of the mark only and are not part of the mark.

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Non-medicated skin care preparations

vitamin-mineral food supplement for humans and pets, specifically tablet and powdered cereal grass

The mark consists of a square divided into four quadrants with a symbol in each consisting of a stylized representation of wind, a wave, the sun, and a fuel cell, above the wording "GREEN ENERGY" and to the left of wording "RESEARCH, INC.".

[ Educational kits comprised primarily of a prerecorded instructional DVD featuring information about fuel cells and instructions for assembling the fuel cells, sensors for data acquisition, software, fuel cells, gas canister, pumps, electronic load, plastic parts and teachers guides sold together as a unit ]

Renewable energy, namely, solar energy, wind energy and geothermal energy

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

The mark consists of a leaf superimposed in an oval with the words "CHICAGO GATEWAY GREEN" around the perimeter to the right of the leaf.

Financial sponsorship of programs for community and expressway beautification projects that feature environmentally friendly practices