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3DIcon Corporation Completes Share Exchange Agreement With Coretec Industries LLC

3DIcon Corporation ("3DIcon" or the "Company") (OTC PINK: TDCP), a developer of 3D volumetric display technologies that are designed to produce 360-degree volumetric high-resolution images, today announced the closing on September 30, 2016 of a share exchange agreement between the Company and Coretec Industries LLC ("Coretec") signed in May of this year. Coretec is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of 3DIcon.

"We sought a partner that could not only bring opportunity for revenue in new and emerging markets, but which could also further the development of our proprietary 3D volumetric display technology, while increasing our patent portfolio," said Victor Keen, CEO of 3DIcon. Adding Coretec to the Company is a tremendous step forward as it (i) adds a significant portfolio of intellectual property ("IP"), including valuable patents, (ii) provides significant technological advances to progress the Company’s 3D display technology, and (iii) creates opportunities for near-term revenue.

Combined with patents from 3DIcon for 3D imaging technology in the United States, Europe, and Japan, the companies have a global portfolio of 35 issued or pending patents consisting of 11 existing and three pending patents for global IP around silicon-based materials, with an option to acquire the exclusive license rights to 16 additional patents in the next 18 months. The combined patent portfolio has market-disruptive applications such as:

— Battery energy storage (Lithium-Ion batteries): Using Coretec’s silicon materials and patents, lab results have demonstrated increases in lithium-ion battery storage capacity by more than ten times simultaneously with improvements in recharging and increased cycle life.

— Solid-state lighting (LEDs): Using Coretec’s silicon materials and patents, results have demonstrated the ability to produce low cost quantum dots with application to next generation white-blue wide area illumination devices.

— Solar energy: Using Coretec’s silicon materials and patents, thin film solar cells have been produced in the lab on flexible substrates using roll-roll manufacturing processes that exhibit superior performance and lower cost than competing organic based solar cells.

— Printable electronics: Using Coretec’s proprietary materials and patents, printed electronics transistors have been built and tested that exhibit superior performance than competing organic based transistors.

Moreover, the Company will retain its historical core technologies, which, when combined with Coretec’s technologies, have promising capabilities to progress its commercialization for applications including: (i) visualize cyber data; (ii) military planning; (iii) medical data imaging; (iv) contraband visualization for safety and defense screening; (v) 3D printing.

An initial joint development agreement (JDA) with a manufacturer of (pilot scale) material is nearing completion, which is expected to result in revenues soon after that agreement is in place. In addition, other discussions are taking place with possible JDA partners in overseas markets.

Pursuant to the share exchange agreement, the owners of Coretec (the "Coretec Members") transferred all their membership interests in Coretec to the Company in exchange for the Company’s issuance to them of an aggregate 4,760,872 shares of the Company’s Series B Convertible Preferred Stock. The Members of Coretec now beneficially own approximately 65% of the Company’s common stock on a fully-diluted basis.

In order to limit sales of Company shares in large volumes and the possibility of a resulting decline in share price, the Coretec Members have agreed not to sell their Company shares for a period of one year under the terms of a "lock-up agreement." Victor Keen, 3DIcon’s CEO and largest Company shareholder, also agreed to the same limitation.

"We are excited to have completed the share exchange agreement and to officially join 3DIcon and Coretec together," said Simon Calton, Co-Founder and Board of Directors of Coretec. "We have begun having positive discussions regarding the commercialization of our silicon materials, and are actively seeking out opportunities for revenue within various verticals in the energy space."

"Coretec sees new commercial opportunities for its silicon-based technologies and materials, and the opportunity to improve the optical products under development by 3DIcon. By teaming with 3DIcon, Coretec is in an even stronger position to proceed with the development and commercialization of such technologies and materials as we now jointly seek to bring new and better products to market," said Dennis Anderson, President and co-founder, Coretec Industries LLC.

The Company will continue with the OTC Market listing under the symbol "TDCP."

About 3DIcon Corporation

3DIcon Corporation (the "Company", "3DIcon", "we", "us" or "our") is a developer of technologies for emerging markets, including its patented volumetric 3D display technology, CSpace®. In collaboration with its wholly owned subsidiary, Coretec Industries, LLC, the Company utilizes a portfolio of silicon-based materials to pursue commercial development in energy-focused verticals such as energy storage, solar, and solid-state lighting, as well as printable electronics and 3D displays.

For more information please visit www.3dicon.net.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Company contact:
3DIcon Corporation
Judy Keating
918-494-0509

Press contact:
Matthew Bretzius
FischTank Marketing and PR
matt@fischtankpr.com
http://ir.3dicon.net/press-releases/detail/1322/3dicon-corporation-completes-share-exchange-agreement-with

3DIcon Corporation Completes Share Exchange Agreement With Coretec Industries LLC

3DIcon Corporation ("3DIcon" or the "Company") (OTC PINK: TDCP), a developer of 3D volumetric display technologies that are designed to produce 360-degree volumetric high-resolution images, today announced the closing on September 30, 2016 of a share exchange agreement between the Company and Coretec Industries LLC ("Coretec") signed in May of this year. Coretec is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of 3DIcon.

"We sought a partner that could not only bring opportunity for revenue in new and emerging markets, but which could also further the development of our proprietary 3D volumetric display technology, while increasing our patent portfolio," said Victor Keen, CEO of 3DIcon. Adding Coretec to the Company is a tremendous step forward as it (i) adds a significant portfolio of intellectual property ("IP"), including valuable patents, (ii) provides significant technological advances to progress the Company’s 3D display technology, and (iii) creates opportunities for near-term revenue.

Combined with patents from 3DIcon for 3D imaging technology in the United States, Europe, and Japan, the companies have a global portfolio of 35 issued or pending patents consisting of 11 existing and three pending patents for global IP around silicon-based materials, with an option to acquire the exclusive license rights to 16 additional patents in the next 18 months. The combined patent portfolio has market-disruptive applications such as:

— Battery energy storage (Lithium-Ion batteries): Using Coretec’s silicon materials and patents, lab results have demonstrated increases in lithium-ion battery storage capacity by more than ten times simultaneously with improvements in recharging and increased cycle life.

— Solid-state lighting (LEDs): Using Coretec’s silicon materials and patents, results have demonstrated the ability to produce low cost quantum dots with application to next generation white-blue wide area illumination devices.

— Solar energy: Using Coretec’s silicon materials and patents, thin film solar cells have been produced in the lab on flexible substrates using roll-roll manufacturing processes that exhibit superior performance and lower cost than competing organic based solar cells.

— Printable electronics: Using Coretec’s proprietary materials and patents, printed electronics transistors have been built and tested that exhibit superior performance than competing organic based transistors.

Moreover, the Company will retain its historical core technologies, which, when combined with Coretec’s technologies, have promising capabilities to progress its commercialization for applications including: (i) visualize cyber data; (ii) military planning; (iii) medical data imaging; (iv) contraband visualization for safety and defense screening; (v) 3D printing.

An initial joint development agreement (JDA) with a manufacturer of (pilot scale) material is nearing completion, which is expected to result in revenues soon after that agreement is in place. In addition, other discussions are taking place with possible JDA partners in overseas markets.

Pursuant to the share exchange agreement, the owners of Coretec (the "Coretec Members") transferred all their membership interests in Coretec to the Company in exchange for the Company’s issuance to them of an aggregate 4,760,872 shares of the Company’s Series B Convertible Preferred Stock. The Members of Coretec now beneficially own approximately 65% of the Company’s common stock on a fully-diluted basis.

In order to limit sales of Company shares in large volumes and the possibility of a resulting decline in share price, the Coretec Members have agreed not to sell their Company shares for a period of one year under the terms of a "lock-up agreement." Victor Keen, 3DIcon’s CEO and largest Company shareholder, also agreed to the same limitation.

"We are excited to have completed the share exchange agreement and to officially join 3DIcon and Coretec together," said Simon Calton, Co-Founder and Board of Directors of Coretec. "We have begun having positive discussions regarding the commercialization of our silicon materials, and are actively seeking out opportunities for revenue within various verticals in the energy space."

"Coretec sees new commercial opportunities for its silicon-based technologies and materials, and the opportunity to improve the optical products under development by 3DIcon. By teaming with 3DIcon, Coretec is in an even stronger position to proceed with the development and commercialization of such technologies and materials as we now jointly seek to bring new and better products to market," said Dennis Anderson, President and co-founder, Coretec Industries LLC.

The Company will continue with the OTC Market listing under the symbol "TDCP."

About 3DIcon Corporation

3DIcon Corporation (the "Company", "3DIcon", "we", "us" or "our") is a developer of technologies for emerging markets, including its patented volumetric 3D display technology, CSpace®. In collaboration with its wholly owned subsidiary, Coretec Industries, LLC, the Company utilizes a portfolio of silicon-based materials to pursue commercial development in energy-focused verticals such as energy storage, solar, and solid-state lighting, as well as printable electronics and 3D displays.

For more information please visit www.3dicon.net.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Company contact:
3DIcon Corporation
Judy Keating
918-494-0509

Press contact:
Matthew Bretzius
FischTank Marketing and PR
matt@fischtankpr.com
http://ir.3dicon.net/press-releases/detail/1322/3dicon-corporation-completes-share-exchange-agreement-with

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www.8minutenergy.com

SunEdison, Inc. Responds to Claims and Allegations Made By TerraForm Power, Inc., and TerraForm Global, Inc.

On Sunday, September 25, 2016, each of TerraForm Power, Inc. (Nasdaq: TERP) and TerraForm Global, Inc. (Nasdaq: GLBL) (collectively, the "Yieldcos") issued a press release purportedly describing allegations made by the Yieldcos in proofs of claims filed by them last Friday in SunEdison, Inc.’s (OTC PINK: SUNEQ) and its related affiliates’ bankruptcy cases (collectively, "SunEdison"). While SunEdison disagrees with many of the statements, claims and allegations made by the Yieldcos in their press releases, SunEdison confirms that settlement discussions with the Yieldcos have commenced, and adds that such settlement discussions relate both to alleged claims asserted by the Yieldcos against SunEdison, as well as meaningful claims that the SunEdison estate is reviewing and may assert against the Yieldcos. Like any similar situation with any other creditor in their Chapter 11 cases, SunEdison will actively pursue the dismissal or settlement of proofs of claims in the bankruptcy cases – although no date has been established yet in the bankruptcy cases for objecting to proofs of claims. In addition, as the Yieldcos disclosed in their press releases, SunEdison and the Yieldcos are engaged in a collaborative sale process to sell either SunEdison’s ownership interests and other rights in the Yieldcos or the entirety of the equity in the Yieldcos. Any transaction resulting from the sale process will require the approval and consent of SunEdison and approval of the bankruptcy court. SunEdison will evaluate proposed transactions based on the value they deliver to SunEdison’s bankruptcy estate. In connection with the sale process, and as has been disclosed to bidders interested in participating in the sale process, it is anticipated that there will ultimately be a resolution of (i) the dispute regarding the claims alleged by the Yieldcos in their proofs of claims and (ii) any claims that SunEdison holds against the Yieldcos.
John Dubel, SunEdison’s Chief Executive Officer, said, in relation to the above issues, "Our Chapter 11 process has been long and complex and we are now at a critical stage as it relates to the Yieldcos. We take to heart Jack Stark’s comments that a settlement of disputes between the Yieldcos and SunEdison is overwhelmingly in the interests of both sides, and we will proceed with our settlement discussions while at the same time moving forward with the sale process."
The foregoing reflects SunEdison’s position only. No assurance can be made as to the outcome of any litigation or settlement discussions.

http://www.sunedison.com/

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