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$HLRTF making moves in high-efficiency power conversion! Hillcrest's Zero Voltage Switching ZVS tech targets over 99% efficiency for EVs, renewables, data centers and grid systems. 1. ZVS PCS1000 200kW prototype on track for customer demos in June 2026 in Vancouver and Germany 2. Just presented at APEC 2026 3. Announced shares-for-debt offering up to $500k 4. CleanPath Distribution launched Undervalued electrification play? $HEAT

$HLRTF 🚀 CSE: $HEAT) Exciting news: Hillcrest has officially launched CleanPath Distribution Inc. — an Indigenous-led Canadian corporation formed to support commercialization of our Zero Voltage Switching (ZVS) power conversion technology and pursue funding and industry opportunities in Canada. With Canada's Defence Industrial Strategy and the NRC IRAP Defence Industry Assist initiative creating new opportunities for Canadian SMEs, CleanPath's Indigenous-led structure and Hillcrest's Canadian-owned ZVS technology are positioned to play a meaningful role in Canada's defence sectors. We're proud to take this step forward with our partners at Pasqua First Nation #79 and Apeiron Companies Inc. 👉 Read the full press release: hillcrestenergy.tech/news/20… #CleanEnergy #IndigenousLed #CleanPath #ZVS #CanadianTech #HillcrestEnergyTech #ZVSTechnology #EV #PowerConversion #Inverter

Big things happening for $HLRTF (Hillcrest Energy Technologies) in 2026! ⚡️🚗 As the world demands more efficient EV and grid solutions, Hillcrest is hitting major milestones with their proprietary Zero Voltage Switching (ZVS) technology. Here’s why the bulls are watching: ✅ Efficiency King: Their ZVS technology is targeting 99% inverter efficiency—shattering industry standards and potentially adding significant range to EVs. ✅ AI Data Center Play: The new ZVS PCS1000 prototype (on track for June 2026 demos!) is perfectly aligned with the 800V power architectures needed for the AI infrastructure boom. ✅ Strategic Partnerships: From the launch of CleanPath Distribution to collaborations with top-tier automotive suppliers, the commercialization runway is looking clear. ✅ Expert Leadership: Recently added industry vets (like Otmar Bitsche from Porsche/Mahle) to lead their European expansion. With a tiny market cap relative to the massive addressable markets in EV, Solar, and Data Centers, $HLRTF is a high-conviction sleeper in the clean-tech space! 📈🌱 #HLRTF $HEAT #CleanTech #EV #EnergyStorage #Investing #ZVS #GreenEnergy

$HLRTF As a clean-tech pioneer, Hillcrest is positioning itself at the heart of the energy transition with its proprietary Zero Voltage Switching (ZVS) technology. Here is why there is plenty of optimism surrounding the stock in early 2026: ⚡ 2026: The Year of Commercialization After years of rigorous testing, 2026 is shaping up to be a breakout year. Hillcrest is moving from the lab to the market with several high-impact initiatives: * Grid & Data Centers: The ZVS PCS1000 (a 200kW power conversion system) is slated for customer demonstrations by Q2 2026. With the AI boom driving massive demand for efficient data center power, Hillcrest's tech is right on time. * Strategic Partnerships: The recent operationalization of CleanPath Distribution Inc., an Indigenous-led entity, creates a powerful framework for distributing ZVS products across energy storage and critical infrastructure throughout Canada. * Top-Tier Talent: The company recently brought on Otmar Bitsche, a former Porsche executive, as VP of European Business Development. This move signals a serious push into the European EV and industrial markets.

$HLRTF big news out last week. CleanPath Distribution Inc. was launched to pursue funding opportunities — including government funding — and to support the commercialization of Hillcrest's Zero Voltage Switching ("ZVS") power conversion technology in Canada. finance.yahoo.com/news/hillc…

$HLRTF Hillcrest Energy Technologies (CSE: HEAT) (OTCQB: HLRTF) (FSE: 7HI) Announces Launch of CleanPath Distribution Inc finance.yahoo.com/news/hillc… #NEWS

Hillcrest ($HEAT | $HLRTF) announces CleanPath Distribution — an Indigenous-led company to support ZVS commercialization and pursue funding and industry opportunities in Canada. Full release 👇 na3.hubs.ly/y0n6ND0 #ZVSTechnology #HillcrestEnergyTech #PowerConversion

Nooo its not 😆 The use of filepath.Clean provides only lexical normalization (e.g., removing redundant separators or resolving simple "." and ".." within the path), but it does not prevent relative paths starting with "../" from escaping the intended directory. For eg.. an input like file=../../../../etc/passwd would clean to the same string and allow access to system files outside the server's working directory when passed to http.ServeFile. Replacing backslashes with forward slashes also does nothing to block this. To mitigate, the code should resolve the path against a restricted base directory (eg using filepath.Join(baseDir, cleanPath)) and validate that the final path remains prefixed by the base directory 😀

Greenpeace and the NY-area fake environmentalists are literally working with the gas lobby to kill nuclear. The pro-gas things Riverkeeper have done--supporting Cleanpath to shut down Indian Point, then turning on Cleanpath--are despicable x.com/dylanmatt/status/17708…

I too wondered about those CF's, thanks. But the bigger problem w/ IP shutdown -- which I've been bemoaning since 2020 to no apparent avail -- is that new green stuff like CHPE & CleanPath can't actually lower NY's CO2 if they have to stand in for IP. gothamgazette.com/130-opinio…

CleanPath<`${CleanPath<TFirstPartOfString>}/${CleanPath<TRestString>}`> Serve para limpar a string, sem esse CleanPath<> o resultado seria esse aqui, como esperado. E é /- isso

Consegue entender agora para onde estamos indo? Esse padrão roda até completarmos toda a string, e é por isso que entender recursão é extremamente importante para entender e fazer isso. Perceba que ambos padrões estão dentro de um outro CleanPath, pq?

Agora vamos para o segundo caso: CleanPath<TRestString> Que será o mesmo que CleanPath<'hello//hey////how//are//you//'> Dentro dessa string temos a mesma condicional, ou seja, nesse loop 'hello' será TFirstPartOfString e TRestString será `hey////how//are//you//`, legal né?

Em `CleanPath<TFirstPartOfString>` será CleanPath<''> vamo verificar a condicional nesse caso: TPath extends `${infer TFirstPartOfString}//${infer TRestString}` TPath segue o padrão "${string}//${string}", não né? Pq não tem "//" no meio da string, portanto o resultado será ""

Do começo, vamo entender o que CleanPath faz: Ele transforma uma string como essa no exemplo `//heelo//how//are//you` em barras simples como '/'. Para isso ele faz uso do ternário, para as condicionais, infer e Template Literal Types. vamo entender juntos essas coisas?

Beautiful end to the #earthweek with @CleanPathNY @hkfarmproject @EarthDayOrg and @pluspoolny The rooftop farm grows produce for their food pantry to offer nutrition beyond shelf stable foods. ❤️ 🌎 CleanPath NY is building to hook up the NYC grid to clean energy!!

RDP CleanPath will be the name of my new revamped connection sequence! I'm still finalizing the design of the data structure, so make yourself know if you're interested in using it. We'll make it work in mstsc, FreeRDP and IronRDP, and free ourselves from the chains of CredSSP ⛓️

That’s a common misunderstanding, but a very incorrect one. One project im super excited about it NY is @NYPAenergy’s Cleanpath project, which will use stored hydro and more wind development to help even off power to the city. You can also use “overbuilding” strategies.

Есть приложение CleanPath, на их карте отмечены контейнеры для пластика по город и указано, какой именно пластик в них можно бросать.