Camber Energy announces pilot pogram with telecom provider in Western Canada

Camber Energy announced a new project with Western Canada’s largest telecom provider concerning the installation, servicing and testing of a unique Hybrid Generator system utilizing cutting edge Lithium Titanate Oxide Battery storage, commonly referred to as “LTO batteries”, to support continuous connectivity to cell towers in remote regions in the country. The pilot project will take place near Conklin, AB, where the average winter temperature hovers around three degrees Fahrenheit. The sub-zero conditions in this strategically selected location will truly test the performance of the LTO batteries as they are included in a sophisticated, hybrid generator system designed to provide uninterrupted cellular connectivity at a lower cost than traditional methods. If this industry-leading initiative is deemed successful, the telecom provider proposes to convert approximately fifty additional sites to a hybrid power support system, resulting in approximately twenty-five percent less fuel consumption at these remote locations. Camber’s majority-owned subsidiary, Simson-Maxwell Ltd., has been engaged to manage this special pilot project in Conklin. Separate from this engagement, Simson-Maxwell Ltd. services approximately 800 power systems on behalf of this leading telecom provider.