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AddÉnergie Technologies in Vancouver

2010-09-16

AddÉnergie Technologies Inc. unveiled its new line of products for the North American market during the EV•2010•VÉ Conference and Trade Show held in Vancouver. "The SmartOne™ and SmartTwo™ lines of charging stations are solidly built, weather-resistant and vandal-proof. They also offer flexible configuration options to meet clients’ needs. Every charging station is designed to operate reliably, safely, and for a long time, even under extreme weather conditions,” explained Louis Tremblay, founder and president of AddÉnergie.

AddÉnergie’s charging stations are designed around a charging station management platform, managed by AddÉnergie for the hosted version, or by an external operator for the proprietary version. AddÉnergie also offers clients the ability to connect the charging stations to its smart network, thereby simplifying the user’s experience. AddÉnergie’s charging stations are intended for the public and private sectors, and clients can customize their stations according to their own specific needs.

"The SmartOne™ and SmartTwo™ stations will be approved for the North American market by the end of the 2010 fall season, and we will be installing our first five units before winter,” said Tremblay. “Even though our products won’t be available commercially until January 2011, AddÉnergie has already taken a number of orders and we are inviting everyone to reserve their charging stations now for next year. Our products are very competitive, in both the residential and commercial sectors, and we are ready to respond to bids in the market.”

AddÉnergie Technologies Inc. designs, develops and markets advanced recharge systems for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. Its solutions stand out by their ability to withstand extreme climates and operate remotely via wireless technology, and their flexible configuration options. They are designed to make users' and operators' lives easier.