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, FSE: 7HI) announced a joint development opportunity with a European energy storage services innovator (ESS Innovator) to deliver 300kVA | 800V Hillcrest ZVS inverters. This collaboration aims to customize a ZVS inverter prototype, potentially leading to a commercial supply arrangement. The European energy storage market is projected to grow at over 18% CAGR through 2029.
Hillcrest's ZVS technology boosts efficiency and minimizes electromagnetic interference costs, broadening applications beyond EV traction inverters to include stationary, grid-connected uses.
CEO Don Currie stated that this project marks a significant milestone for the company.
Hillcrest also announced the issuance of 7,297,025 shares as incentives and the grant of 2,410,000 RSUs and 4,663,867 stock options to executives, employees, and consultants. Additionally, corrections were made to a previous news release regarding an equity drawdown facility.
Hillcrest Energy Technologies (HLRTF) is expanding its business in the UK, focusing on clean technology and power conversion. CEO Don Currie is engaging with potential partners in the region. The company closed the third drawdown of a $5 million equity facility, receiving $156,435 in funding. Hillcrest plans to use the proceeds for technology development and general working capital.
Hillcrest Energy Technologies has successfully closed the third and final tranche of its oversubscribed non-brokered private placement, raising $3,218,500 in gross proceeds. The Private Placement consisted of 12,874,000 units at $0.25 per unit, with each unit including a common share and a warrant. The Company paid commissions, finder's fees, and issued additional units to certain service providers. The net proceeds will be used for technology development, commercialization, working capital, and service provider fees.
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