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| + | '''John Deneen''' is to work as a Scientific and Technical advisor for the [[.green]] [[gTLD]]. He is currently the CTO at United Synergy LLC, where he is involved in creating solar-assisted batteries, mobile devices and entire internet servers, trying to eliminate AC/DC converters, and generally working on recycling and upcycling waste products into new green energy applications. | ||
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| Email: | johndeneen[at]dotgreen.org |
John Deneen is to work as a Scientific and Technical advisor for the .green gTLD. He is currently the CTO at United Synergy LLC, where he is involved in creating solar-assisted batteries, mobile devices and entire internet servers, trying to eliminate AC/DC converters, and generally working on recycling and upcycling waste products into new green energy applications.