Power and site knowledge across Canadian markets
Each Canadian power market has its own rules, queue process and grid constraints. We bring local knowledge of each system operator's requirements to energy and AI infrastructure projects, and source opportunities in selected North American markets.

Alberta
A competitive electricity market where location and grid constraints drive project economics, for generation and large loads alike.
- AESO connection process support
- Need Identification Documents and regulatory filings
- Current work: Oyen Wind (~200 MW), Little Flipi (~100 MW)

Ontario
Competitive procurements for new generation and storage reward projects that are well studied before they apply.
- Interconnection modelling and permitting
- Solar, hybrid and battery storage
- Current work: Tilbury (80 MW + 320 MWh), Hagersville BESS (300 MW)

British Columbia
Our home province, where new clean power supply and large-load demand are both growing.
- Site and point-of-interconnection screening
- Large-load and generation interconnection support
- Permitting and utility coordination
A site that works in one market may not work in another.
Queue rules, study timelines, cost allocation and market design all differ between provinces, and they shape both generation projects and large AI loads. We help you understand these differences early, so your site, size and schedule match the market you are building in.
For AI and HPC capacity, we also source opportunities in selected North American markets beyond Canada.
Current Requirements
Developing a project with us
A structured, engineered process tailored to your site and market.
Consultation & goals
We align on your goals, target capacity, timeline and constraints.
Power & site screening
Candidate sites and interconnection points are assessed for capacity and risk.
Grid studies & sizing
Detailed modelling sizes the project and estimates upgrade costs and timing.
Permits & approvals
We coordinate permits, approvals and utility requirements.
Design, procurement & construction
Design coordination, procurement and construction oversight.
Commissioning
Commissioning and handover, then ongoing optimization.
Have a project in development?
Tell us about your site and timeline. We'll tell you where the risks are.
