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VANCOUVER and SOUTHBOROUGH, MA, Sept. 25, 2017 /PRNewswire/ - Ballard Power Systems (NASDAQ: BLDP; TSX: BLDP) and the Company's wholly owned subsidiary – Protonex Technology Corporation ("Protonex") – today announced that the U.S. Army Program Executive Office Soldier (PEO-Soldier) has received signature approval for its Mobile Soldier Power Program of Record to full rate production status, commonly known as "Milestone C".


This Program of Record includes a number of new devices focused on improving power and energy management on and around the soldier, including Protonex' Squad Power Manager Kit (SPM-622), conformal wearable batteries, and man-worn power and data distribution devices, such as Protonex' Vest Power Manager family.


"With the digitization of the battlefield, the U.S. military identified a capability gap in energy and power management for its increasing array of electronic devices," said Paul Osenar, President of Protonex. "Our Squad Power Manager is one of the solutions that fill this gap. Lightening the load of troops by eliminating many of the batteries, adapters and chargers they carry was a requirement that we identified years ago. We are excited to work with the Army to provide innovative and practical power solutions like our Squad Power Manager. The Milestone C designation now enables the U.S. Army to field the SPM-622 as part of the Mobile Soldier Power Program of Record in significant volume."


The SPM-622 is a tough, versatile and agile power management device, weighing less than a pound and enabling military forces to manage and prioritize power use for various electronics devices – including portable radios, GPS systems, Medical and EOD equipment, and computers – from any available power source. In addition, the SPM-622's ability to scavenge from vehicles, other batteries, solar panels and other energy sources allows military units to recharge mission essential batteries when resupply is unavailable or delayed. As a result, the U.S. Department of Defense and Allied militaries have deployed more than 5,500 Protonex SPM Power Manager Kits through the limited production phase of the program.



The small, light and intelligent SPM-622 system increases mobility and flexibility of the warfighter. The product fulfills a U.S. Army requirement that has been validated by deployed units engaged in combat operations in austere environments, delivering a number of high-priority benefits to military end-users that include: reliable power for a variety of electronic devices, including equipment for communications, medical, explosive ordinance detection and directed fires; lightened load due to reduced battery burden; reduced logistical strain in remote locations or austere environments as a result of the lower quantity and variety of batteries needed; increased energy independence; and increased operational and mission effectiveness.


The SPM-622 Squad Power Manager was developed by Protonex and is manufactured at production facilities located in Southborough, Massachusetts.


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On Sept. 11, a vehicle stop on East Passaic Avenue resulted in the arrest of a 19-year-old Bloomfield man for a warrant out of Newark, police said. The driver was transported to headquarters without incident and posted bail, according to police, who said he was issued motor vehicle summonses for making an improper turn, and driving while suspended. The man was advised of his court date and released, police said.


On Sept. 11, during a vehicle stop on River Road, a 43-year-old Newark man was taken into custody and transported to headquarters without incident, police said. He was issued motor vehicle summonses for driving while intoxicated, speeding, improper passing, careless driving, and failure to exhibit an insurance card, police said. He was advised of his court date and released.



Burglary

On Sept. 11, a Park Avenue resident reported hearing a loud bang, scuffling and window blinds crunching in a back bedroom, police said. Officers arrived and cleared the scene, according to police, who said the rear bedroom window was found open with the blinds up. There were several items from the window sill on the floor, and an item found on the ground outside the windo, police said. Officers canvassed the area with negative results, police said. The Detective Bureau was investigating.


Thefts

On Sept. 11, multiple units responded to Edgewood Avenue regarding a report of a stolen motor vehicle. The victims stated that one of their vehicles was rummaged through, and the other vehicle was stolen from the driveway, police said. They told police that the key fob for the stolen vehicle was left in the vehicle that was rummaged through, according to police, who said no other cars appeared to have been tampered with. The Detective Bureau was investigating.


On Sept. 11, a Grant Avenue victim reported that two vehicles were entered, and sunglasses and loose change were taken from inside, police said. The Detective Bureau was advised.

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