Trillium Acquisition is classified as operating in the Fuel Dealers industry, NAICS Code 45431.
Trademark Applications
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Trillium Acquisition doesn't have any recent trademark applications, indicating Trillium Acquisition is focusing on
its existing business rather than expanding into new products and markets.
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Date
TRILLIUM CNG Public utility services in the nature of natural gas distribution for natural gas that is offered at fixed and variable prices; rental of energy storage and distribution equipment, namely, natural gas compressors for the storage and distribution of natural gas, all for use in the natural gas industry; distribution services, namely, delivering natural gas to natural gas refueling stations at fixed and variable prices
11/11/2016
TRILLIUM U.S.A. [ educational services, namely, conducting classes and seminars in the field of natural gas vehicle refueling and conversion ]
07/13/1995
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