Data centers

    Firm, Canadian-made power and storage for data center growth.

    Our proposed Chatham-Kent campus is planned to manufacture sodium-ion battery cells, BESS and solar modules that can support on-site resilience and clean supply for data center operators.

    5 GWh
    Planned BESS manufacturing
    2 GWh
    Planned cell manufacturing
    3 GW
    Planned solar modules
    EPC
    Design to commissioning

    Why partner with us

    Built for data centers that need bankable execution.

    Resilience on site

    Battery storage sized for backup, peak shaving and grid support, designed around your load profile and uptime targets.

    Sodium-ion safety

    Sodium-ion chemistry is being evaluated for its thermal stability and cold-weather performance in dense indoor and edge deployments.

    One accountable partner

    Engineering, procurement and construction coordinated by a single team, from feasibility through commissioning.

    What you get

    A partner engineered for institutional discipline.

    • Behind-the-meter and front-of-meter storage configurations
    • Solar plus storage for clean energy procurement goals
    • North American manufacturing planned at the Chatham-Kent campus
    • Support with interconnection and utility coordination

    Common questions

    What data centers usually ask.

    Is the Chatham-Kent campus operating today?

    No. The campus is a proposed project in development. Manufacturing capacity figures are planned targets.

    Can you support projects before the campus is built?

    Yes. Our EPC team can scope and deliver projects using qualified supply while the Canadian campus advances.

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