Hillcrest Partnership secures exclusivity to deploy US patented technology for electrical generation applications in the european union

May 28, 2020 – TheNewswire – Vancouver, B.C. – Hillcrest Petroleum Ltd. (the “Company” or “Hillcrest“) (TSXV:HRH) (OTC:HLRTF), has secured exclusive rights under a Memorandum of Intent to market and deploy US patented technology in the European Union.

The Technology has been demonstrated in laboratory tests to potentially improve power generation and electrical vehicle efficiencies by up to 80%. Hillcrest previously announced an exclusive arrangement to market licenses for this patented technology in the United States. Potential applications include electric vehicles and power generation applications. Hillcrest intends to market the technology through ALSET Innovations Ltd., a private company which will be owned by Hillcrest and its partner.

Rights to represent the technology in the USA and EU will become binding upon executing definitive agreements and Hillcrest meeting its MOI conditions.

“Hillcrest continues to meet agreement obligations and further build on the opportunity to license, market and deploy the patented technology.” Don Currie, Hillcrest CEO states “Our partnership is working to complete definitive agreements and plans to implement material early steps in Hillcrest’s energy transition strategy. The EU agreement substantially increases our global market potential and provides Hillcrest with new potential value streams at a time when clean energy is a global priority.”

ABOUT THE COMPANY

Hillcrest is a Canadian oil and gas producer pursuing an energy transition strategy focusing on clean energy technology with potential to substantially reduce greenhouse gas emissions to limit global warming.

Hillcrest intends to license, market and deploy US Patented clean energy technologies in the United States and European Union.

The technologies have been shown to potentially increase efficiency of conventional electrical generators by as much as 80% in laboratory testing. This provides the potential for wind turbines to be significantly smaller for the same power generation or power generated from current wind turbine installations could potentially be substantially increased. In full scale electric vehicle applications, the technology could potentially extend range from 400 miles to around 700 miles from a single battery charge.

Wide application of this technology could potentially be expected to significantly reduce reliance on fossil fuel energy and accelerate the transition to carbon free energy. Efficiencies from adopting this new technology could potentially provide lower cost electricity for remote communities by substantially reducing diesel fuel requirements and accelerate a transition to electric vehicles by increasing their range from a battery charge.