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Hillcrest Energy Technologies develops advanced power conversion technologies and digital control systems for next-generation powertrains and grid-connected energy systems. The Canadian clean technology company is commercializing its proprietary Zero Voltage Switching, or ZVS, platform across applications that include AI data center power infrastructure, microgrids, electric vehicle powertrains, and grid-connected renewable energy systems.
Company news commonly covers ZVS product engineering, PCS1000 power conversion system development, customer and partner demonstration activity, commercialization structures such as CleanPath Distribution, and participation in power electronics markets. Updates also include capital actions, shares-for-debt transactions, exchange trading references for HEAT, HLRTF, and 7HI, and changes to Canadian venture issuer reporting practices.
Hillcrest Energy Technologies (CSE: HEAT; OTCQB: HLRTF; FRA: 7HIA.F) announced its development of a next-generation High Efficiency Inverter (HEI). This innovative technology aims to enhance energy efficiency in electric vehicle powertrains and other applications. Currently in proof-of-concept, the HEI integrates advanced hardware and software for optimal control, promising significant efficiency gains and reduced manufacturing costs. The company plans to partner with leading EV manufacturers to commercialize this technology, positioning itself as a key player in the clean tech sector.
Hillcrest Energy Technologies announces the appointment of Michael Moskowitz, CEO of Panasonic North America, as a strategic advisor. This collaboration aims to enhance Hillcrest's go-to-market strategy and industry relationships, focusing on sustainable energy and clean tech innovation. Moskowitz's extensive experience in technology and mobility will guide Hillcrest in tackling low-carbon challenges and developing electric solutions. Hillcrest aims to transition from fossil fuels to clean energy technologies while maximizing electric systems' performance.