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systems,” says Guillaume Hayet, President and CEO

of EVLO Energy Storage.

The units stand up to the Quebec winters. “Our

units can support minus 40 degrees right away and
have the ability to go a bit lower in survival mode

in those systems. Batteries are quite sensitive to

temperature, hot and cold temperatures. Because
we’ve been deploying our solutions up north

in Québec, we know it’s something that will be
suitable for basically all communities throughout

Canada. We’ve designed our systems to be well

insulated and well designed for Canadian weather
and one of the ways is to support this replacement

of diesel generation.”

for real-time temperature monitoring, an ultrafast

hydrogen-emissions detector and an innovative

active-ventilation system. Each system also has a
dry-pipe sprinkler system. In addition, EVLO 1000

is ready for integration with utilities’ cybersecurity

infrastructures.

“The launch of EVLO 1000 puts us in a favorable

position in the energy storage market. With our
storage systems’ cost, modularity and density, we

can provide a made–to–measure response to our
customers’ needs, while helping accelerate the

energy transition with safe, powerful, sustainable

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