Delta-Q
Technologies Named Finalist for
BCTIA’s Most Promising
Start-Up Award
Burnaby,
BC – June 11, 2003 — Delta-Q Technologies is pleased
to announce that was named a Finalist for Most Promising Start-Up in
the BCTIA’s 2003 Technology Impact Awards. Since their
inception in 1994, the Technology Impact Awards have gained the
reputation as the mark of distinction for outstanding leadership,
innovation, and technological excellence within BC’s diverse
technology community. The BC TIA also presented awards for
Leadership in Social Responsibility and the Person of the Year at its
annual awards gala on Wednesday, June 11, 2006, at the Hyatt Regency
in Vancouver. BC TIA’s premier gala event is a 
celebration of excellence. Attended by over 1000 people, this
illustrious event is a veritable who’s who of the technology
industry in British Columbia.
Founded in 1999, Delta-Q has worked tirelessly to research its marketplace, obtain appropriate funding, and develop its first product. Just entering the commercial phase of its business plan, Delta-Q is poised to bring significant value to OEM providers of electric drive vehicles. Ken Fielding, Delta-Q’s President and CEO, says “We are pleased to be recognized by BCTIA for our clear vision and focused business plan. Our small team is passionate about what we’re doing.” George Hunter, President, BC TIA, adds “This province is home to world class technology and brilliant, innovative people. We are thrilled to be able to promote and celebrate the achievements and dedication of these companies through this awards program.”
Delta-Q’s products significantly improve the performance of today’s electric drive vehicles used in transport, recreational, industrial and materials handling applications. Delta-Q’s QuiQTM battery charger uses proprietary charging algorithms to charge batteries faster and extend battery life; unparalleled power conversion efficiency saves the power grid up to 15%. The company’s advanced 1000 Watt power conversion platform converts AC to DC at such a high efficiency that it requires no cooling fan and is supplied in a fully sealed enclosure – Delta-Q chargers can go 'under the hood' onboard a vehicle. With successful penetration of vehicle OEMs getting the base product platform onboard the vehicle, Delta-Q will begin integrating various other onboard electrical components to become a one-stop supply house for these OEM customers.
About Delta-Q Technologies Corp.
Founded in 1999, Delta-Q Technologies supplies electric drive and hybrid vehicle manufacturers with power conversion and power management products. The Company uses innovative power electronics design and digital control to deliver highly efficient battery chargers and integrated solutions. Delta-Q is negotiating supply agreements with large manufacturers of recreational, industrial and specialty electric drive vehicles. Delta-Q is a privately held company headquartered in Burnaby, BC. For more information, visit www.delta-q.com.
About the BC TIA
BC Technology Industries Association (BC TIA) is a not-for-profit, member-funded organization that represents start-ups to established technology companies, including those that service the industry, across the province. As the largest and most influential technology association in the province, BC TIA advocates issues that enable the continued growth, prosperity and sustainability of our industry and economy. The association also delivers opportunities for members to learn, get connected and grow their businesses in BC. For more information visit www.bctia.org
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For more information, please contact:
Catherine Ducharme
Communications
BC TIA
604-813-6104
Ken Fielding
President & CEO
Delta-Q Technologies Corp.
604-327-8244 x110