Hillcrest Energy Technologies targets AI data centres with high-efficiency power conversion - BNN Bloomberg
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Don Currie, Founder, CEO, and Director of Hillcrest Energy Technologies Ltd., discusses the company's focus on moving electricity from the grid into applications such as data centres, microgrids, battery energy storage, and electric vehicles. Disseminated on behalf of: Hillcrest Energy Technologies Ltd. Don Currie, Founder, CEO, and Director of Hillcrest Energy Technologies Ltd. (CSE: HEAT | OTCQB: HLRTF | FSE: 7HI), discusses the company’s focus on moving electricity from the grid into applications such as data centres, microgrids, battery energy storage, and electric vehicles. As electrification accelerates across industrial, transportation, and AI infrastructure markets, Hillcrest is positioning its technology to capitalize on demand for more efficient power conversion that nearly eliminates switching losses. High-efficiency inverter technology validated on partner test benchesUnlike conventional power conversion designs, Hillcrest focuses on a specialized approach that nearly eliminates switching losses. The company reports peak efficiency of 99.7% for its EV traction inverter prototype, and its technology has been tested on partners’ own equipment.
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