High-voltage substation at dusk

Every opportunity known before it is committed

An early-stage startup working out where rate structures make on-site power worth building for commercial and industrial customers, and what it takes to get them built.

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Most on-site power projects stall before they start

Interconnection, technology mix and bankability are slow to pin down when each site is done from scratch, by hand.

A surveyed and staked industrial lot, still empty

Still on the grid. Less dependent on it.

A transmission tower against an overcast sky
The grid Central generation, delivered one way. It stays.
A manufacturing plant with its own switchyard
On-site power Solar, storage, gas generation and other assets behind the meter, carrying part of the load.
A mid-sized plant with rooftop units and a fenced transformer yard

Built around your load

Commercial and industrial sites that need reliable, cheaper power without a two-year study first.

Lance Keddy

Lance Keddy, founder. BScE ChE (UNB). Pilot plant and process troubleshooting experience in the chemical and manufacturing industries. Now in UNB's MTME program, building Headland.

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A substation lit at night

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