Next Generation Energy Storage: An Amazing Profit Opportunity

[FREECarbon-Ion Energy was founded in Oxford in 2013 and acquired by current management in 2020... Dear {EMAIL}, Cecil Robles here with Genesys Financial Group and I’ll be hosting a new investor briefing on June 30th at 12pm Eastern, 9am Pacific. A breakthrough in energy and management storage does not require the development of new high-tech battery technology. Instead, it turns out it's all about adapting existing science. In this email, you will be introduced to Carbon-Ion Energy, a small ground-floor breakthrough company that has the potential to become a household name in the next few years. This high-tech company brilliantly utilizes existing technology to develop a new high-power management device known as C-Ion or Carbon-Ion. Carbon-Ion allows recyclable energy storage devices that do not contain dirty rare-earth materials to be recharged 50 times faster and store energy over a more extended period. And that's just the tip of the iceberg for the multibillion-dollar innovation opportunities available through Carbon-Ion Energy. [<< Register For The Webinar Here >>]( Accelerating Technologies Could Potentially Make Fortunes for Savvy Investors! Carbon-Ion Energy was founded in Oxford in 2013 and acquired by current management in 2020. The company is developing a new class of energy storage devices that outperforms commercially available supercapacitors or ultracapacitors. This cutting-edge technology is poised to overcome the limitations of and enhance the performance of lithium-based batteries and supercapacitors.Its story is based on the brilliance of the concept known as "accelerating technologies," which was first written about in 1997 in a Harvard paper by Ray Kurzweil, an American inventor, futurist, and father of Apple's Siri.Ray Kurzweil's Harvard paper evolved into the famous book The Singularity Is Near: When Humans Transcend Biology. While the book examines the potential of extending the human lifespan, Kurzweil's proposition that Moore’s law, the number of transistors in a dense integrated circuit doubles every two years, can be applied to all elements of computer peripherals and scientific research.In short, Kurzweil hypothesizes that technology and innovation in all the sciences and engineering are accelerating. What would have taken humanity 100 years to imagine, understand, innovate, and invent will occur in 75 years, then 50, then 25, and then eventually in minutes. When Kurzweil first proposed accelerating technologies in 1997, it was considered a wild theory. This hypothesis, however, is now accepted as an everyday reality and serves as the foundation for the world's increasingly rapid technological revolution. [<< Register For The Webinar Here >>]( DISCLAIMER: This sign up page contains and the live webinar will include confidential and proprietary non-public information regarding the issuer. 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