Proposed advanced manufacturing campus | Chatham-Kent, Ontario

North America can't import its way to Net Zero.

Built in Canada. Engineered for North America.

An integrated clean-energy manufacturing platform designed to strengthen domestic supply chains and support the continent's energy transition.

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3 GW
Planned solar PV module manufacturing capacity: 5 GWh
Planned battery energy storage system manufacturing capacity: 2 GWh
Planned battery-cell manufacturing capacity

Solar capacity in GW; battery cell and BESS manufacturing capacity in GWh. Proposed project; capacity subject to development and approvals.

Scale in numbers

Built for continental scale.

10 GW*
planned integrated manufacturing capacity: USD 1.9B
proposed campus investment: 2,500+
projected direct Ontario jobs

* Solar capacity in GW; battery cell and BESS manufacturing capacity in GWh. Proposed project; capacity subject to development and approvals.

Proven operator

Backed by seven years of manufacturing at scale.

Canadian Energies is part of a global group that includes WorldOne Energies, which operates a 2 GW solar module manufacturing facility in India. We bring proven production experience and quality systems to North America.

2 GW
Operating module manufacturing capacity (WorldOne Energies): 7+ years
Continuous production: 10,000+
Customers served across India and the UAE

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The platform

Manufacture · Deploy · Deliver

Solar module manufacturing production line

Manufacture

TOPCon and bifacial modules, and sodium-ion battery cells planned for Ontario.

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Battery storage containers at a utility-scale energy site

Deploy

Grid-scale and behind-the-meter storage alongside utility-scale solar.

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Engineering team at an energy infrastructure site

Deliver

Turnkey EPC from engineering and procurement through commissioning.

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Concept aerial rendering of the proposed Chatham-Kent energy manufacturing campus

Flagship · Chatham-Kent, Ontario

The Gigafactory Campus.

A proposed, phased manufacturing campus to onshore critical solar and storage supply chains and strengthen North American energy security.

3 GW: bifacial TOPCon solar PV modules
5 GWh: sodium-ion BESS manufacturing
2 GWh: sodium-ion battery cell manufacturing for grid and data-center applications

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Industrial sovereignty

A made-in-Canada supply chain.

01
Raw materials
Canadian sodium, iron phosphate and aluminum supply opportunities.
02
Materials processing
Hard-carbon anode and cathode supply chain development.
03
Manufacturing
Solar modules, battery cells and integrated BESS.
04
Deployment
Utilities, developers, data centers and communities through EPC.

Supply chain development priorities; sourcing and processing are subject to commercial agreements.

Concept rendering of an industrial battery storage installation

Sodium-ion · The next chemistry

Safer, Canadian, and built for the grid.

Designed without lithium, cobalt or nickel

Safety-focused cell and system engineering

4, 6 and 8-hour storage configurations under development

Performance validated against site-specific requirements

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We're hiring: VP Energy Storage, Toronto

Our partners

Who we serve.

Utilities Developers & IPPs Data Centers & Hyperscalers Commercial & Industrial

Mark Garvin, Founder and CEO of Canadian Energies

Leadership

“The only cleantech that matters is the kind that actually gets built.”

Mark Garvin · Founder & CEO

Mark Garvin brings experience across manufacturing, project finance and EPC delivery, including co-founding WorldOne Energies. He founded Canadian Energies on a simple belief: North America cannot reach Net Zero by importing its way there.

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