Jul 25, 2022
Hillcrest (CSE: HEAT) (OTCQB: HLRTF) (FRA: 7HIA), a Vancouver, British Columbia-based company, is engaged in developing high-performance power conversion technologies and digital control systems for next-generation powertrains and grid-connected renewable energy systems. “Hillcrest power inverter technology helps produce efficiencies in electrification and maximize the performance of electric systems, including electric vehicles (“EVs”), motors and generators. The company offers a flexible, single-inverter architecture that can be applied at nearly every stage of the electrification ecosystem, from renewable energy generation through the charging and operation of an EV, to provide full-cycle efficiency and performance improvements,” a recent article reads. “Hillcrest’s first application for its inverter technology – a 250 kW|800V Hillcrest SiC high-efficiency traction inverter – is focused on the growing EV market. Hillcrest technology eliminates traditional design trade-offs faced across the power industry… Hillcrest has also filed a patent for an enhanced powertrain solution that offers the potential to simplify EV charging and redefine how the industry envisions charging infrastructure… Hillcrest sees this as a true EV charging game changer. The company’s technology applies to nearly every clean energy industry segment: wind and solar power, energy storage and EV fast chargers.”
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About Hillcrest Energy Technologies Ltd.
Hillcrest is a clean technology company developing high value, high performance power conversion technologies and digital control systems for next-generation powertrains and grid-connected renewable energy systems. From concept to commercialization, Hillcrest is investing in the development of energy solutions that will power a more sustainable and electrified future. Hillcrest is publicly traded on the CSE under the symbol HEAT, on the OTCQB Venture Market as HLRTF and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange as 7HIA. For more information, please visit www.HillcrestEnergy.tech.
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