Evoltix Energy

06/01/2026

🚇 🛤️ Rail infrastructure stretches across thousands of miles of environments that are not always easy to access or maintain.

As communications and monitoring infrastructure become more connected, managing distributed rail networks becomes increasingly complex, especially when uptime expectations remain high.

Scott Tampke will be attending the Railway Interchange Conference June 2–4 in Omaha, meeting with teams exploring ways to reduce operational burden and improve reliability across rail infrastructure environments.

📍Are you in the area? Feel free to reach out and connect with Scott directly at [email protected].

05/26/2026

🔥Texas puts infrastructure under real pressure.

Extreme heat, severe weather, and grid instability all change what resilience actually requires in the field, especially for emergency communications and critical infrastructure teams in the south.

Scott Tampke will be at the Texas Emergency Management Conference this week, May 26-29, discussing how operators are preparing for:
→extended outages
→limited site access during emergencies
→rising expectations around uptime and continuity

📧 If you’ll be at the event, or are in the Fort Worth area, and want to talk through power challenges in the field, reach out to Scott directly at [email protected]

05/20/2026

🚛 At what point does maintaining a power system become the bigger operational problem than the outage itself?

For many operators, it already has.

It’s the truck rolls.
The troubleshooting.
The variability across sites.

At scale, that becomes a real operational burden, and one the ZPM is designed to help reduce.

That includes:
⚡ more consistent performance across sites
⚡ fewer failure points from integration issues
⚡ remote visibility that can reduce unnecessary site visits

Reliability isn’t just uptime. It’s how much effort it takes to maintain it.

05/13/2026

🔍 For many operators, power is still a black box.

You know when something fails, but you do not always know why, what led to it, or what conditions were changing before it happened.

IntelliCore is designed to close that gap.

Instead of isolated alarms, operators get:
→system-wide visibility
→trend data across sites
→insight into system behavior before failure

Paired with the ZPM, IntelliCore helps turn power from a blind spot into something operators can actively monitor and manage.

Explore the IntelliCore power management system ➡️ ➡️ https://evoltixenergy.com/products/intellicore/

05/05/2026

⚡️ We’re at Connect(X) this week in Fort Lauderdale!

Conversations across the event are centered around a common challenge: how networks continue to scale as power demands, reliability expectations, and operational pressures increase.

Tomorrow, Scott Tampke will be speaking on how operators are approaching changes to digital infrastructure.

📅 May 6 ⏰ 9:40–10:25 AM 📍 Room 253

If you’re at the show, Scott Briley and Tiziano Pedersoli are onsite and would be glad to connect throughout the event.

More on the session ⬇️
https://evoltixenergy.com/blog/whats-changing-in-how-networks-are-powered-scott-tampke-speaking-at-connectx-2026/

05/01/2026

Another shipment of ZPM systems heading out to KDOT!

🚗 🦺 As transportation infrastructure becomes more connected, power reliability matters more than ever behind the scenes. Communications, monitoring, and field systems all depend on power that stays stable and continuously managed.

The ZPM was designed to go beyond traditional backup systems by actively managing power in real time, not just responding during an outage.

We look forward to seeing these systems deployed in the field.

05/01/2026

Power is becoming a limiting factor in how networks scale.

That’s the focus at Connect(X) 2026 next week where Scott Tampke will be speaking on:

Powering the Network: Energy, Economics & Reliability in Digital Infrastructure

📅 May 6
⏰ 9:40–10:25 AM
📍 Room 253

Scott’s session will look at how rising energy demand and cost are changing how sites are powered across towers, campuses, and data infrastructure.

Will you be at the event? Reach out to connect with one of our team members! Scott Briley and Tiziano Perdersoli will also be in attendance.

04/22/2026

In this interview with Urgent Communications' Donny Jackson, Bernie Dugan explains how power is shifting from reactive backup to continuously managed systems and why we made the move to Evoltix.

It’s not just a name change. It reflects a move toward power that’s actively managed, not just there when something fails.

He also walks through the ZPM and how teams are starting to move beyond reactive backup toward something they can actually see and control day to day.

Recorded at IWCE earlier this year.

👇 Watch the full video

Bernie Dugan, sales engineer for Evoltix (formerly known as HCI Energy), talks about the company’s name change and showcases its ZPM power-management solution, which can be purchased separately from communications shelters. Dugan spoke with IWCE’s Urgent Communications Editor Donny Jackson durin...

04/22/2026

🦺 👏 Happy National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week!

Behind every response in the field, there's someone on the other end of the line keeping things moving. Call by call, shift by shift, they're making decisions under pressure and getting the right information to the right place at the right time.

It's work that rarely gets seen. But public safety doesn't function without it.

At Evoltix, we’re grateful for everything telecommunicators do to keep responders supported and communities safe. 🤝

04/22/2026

For telecom and critical infrastructure, DC power plants have long been built piece by piece, with rectifiers, batteries, and monitoring integrated on site.

That flexibility works early on, but as networks scale, it introduces variability and complexity that become harder to manage. We’re starting to see a shift toward more integrated approaches that bring consistency, visibility, and control across sites.

Here’s how operators are starting to address it in practice. 👇

Traditional DC power plants introduce complexity as networks scale. Learn where they fall short and how integrated, intelligent systems like the ZPM offer a more reliable