What we do
What we do
We deliver battery energy storage, from the first feasibility conversation through to a system that is energized and running.
What we supply
Battery energy storage systems.
Battery energy storage does something no other asset on the grid does as well. It absorbs power when there is more than the system needs, and it delivers power back at the moment demand peaks. That flexibility is what a constrained grid is short of.
We supply and deliver utility grade battery storage systems, sized from community scale installations up to multi unit configurations for utility and industrial applications.
The equipment comes through our partnership with Sparq and Northcrest. Northcrest has supplied energy infrastructure since 2008 and brings the delivery, logistics and installation experience. Sparq brings the battery and power conversion technology. Standard containerized units are configured at one megawatt, with smaller and larger configurations available depending on the load being served. That means proven hardware, real warranties and a service pathway that does not disappear after commissioning.
What we cover
Four things we do.
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Feasibility and siting
Is storage the right answer here, at what size, and where should it sit. We look at load profile, grid connection, land, permitting and the realistic revenue or savings case. If the honest answer is that a project does not work, you will hear that from us early.
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Project development
Interconnection, permitting, land and regulatory work, plus the commercial structure that determines who owns what and who is paid when. This is the phase where most projects quietly fail, and it is where experience shows.
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Supply and delivery
Sourcing, procurement, logistics, installation coordination and commissioning, delivered through our partnership with Sparq and Northcrest. Equipment arriving on site is a milestone, not the finish line.
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Funding and procurement navigation
Utility procurement processes and government funding programs have their own timelines, evidence requirements and language. We track them, we know what a strong application looks like, and we know which door a given project should go through. As a majority Indigenous owned company we can also access programs that are not open to conventional developers.
Where it fits
Three places a battery earns its keep.
On the utility grid
British Columbia is procuring grid scale storage to add flexible capacity to the system. Storage projects can be delivered on a far shorter timeline than new generation, which is exactly why utilities are turning to them.
In the community
For a First Nation, storage can mean lower energy costs, better reliability, a genuine revenue stream and a real asset on the balance sheet. Sized properly, it covers the homes and the buildings that matter most when the power goes out, the school, the gathering place, the health building. For remote communities running on diesel, it can also mean fewer hours on the generator and less fuel barged in.
Behind the meter for industry
A large power user with demand charges, capacity constraints or reliability exposure can use storage to shave peaks and hold operations through an outage. The business case here is often the simplest one on the page.
Start with feasibility.
Send us the basics of your site and your load, and we will tell you whether storage is worth pursuing. No cost for that first look.
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