01
Designed for the cold
Operating range, enclosure sealing and cable flexibility are specified for Canadian winters first, not retrofitted afterwards.
About
A Canadian company,
built for the cold.
An energy solutions provider for Canadian property owners, businesses and developers. Our core solution is the Community Power Hub — solar, storage, onsite generation and EV charging, assembled from modules you choose.
Founded 2024
Richmond Hill, Ontario
Community Power Hub
Proudly Canadian
01 — The company
Why we started
We call ourselves futurepreneurs: a vision of a renewable future, turned into infrastructure that works for the people on the site.
We started with a question
Most chargers sold in Canada were designed for milder places — stiff cables, fading enclosures, support that has never seen a Canadian winter. We went the other way.
That same rule now scales up. We serve commercial and residential property owners, businesses and real estate developers across Canada. Incorporated in Canada, headquartered in Richmond Hill, Ontario. Flagship: NorthernLit 1 — a 12 kW Level 2 charger, J1772 or NACS, UL-Listed.
Founded
2024
Headquarters
Richmond Hill, Ontario — Greater Toronto Area, Canada
Market
Canada and the United States, starting at home in Ontario
Flagship product
NorthernLit 1 — Level 2 home charger, 12 kW hardwired / 9.6 kW plug-in
Manufacturing
Assembled through a vetted network of OEM/ODM manufacturing partners
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02 — Principles
What we believe
Three rules that decide what we ship and what we refuse to.
02
Built to be serviced
Wall-mount hardware should be repairable and replaceable without replacing the whole unit. Serviceability is a design requirement, not an afterthought.
03
Honest specifications
Power ratings, connector standards and warranty terms are published plainly. If a number depends on your installation, we say so.
03 — Process
How we build
From the first specification to the fourth winter.
01
Define
We write the specification against real conditions: cold starts, voltage drop on long runs, and the way people actually park.
02
Design
Industrial design and electronics are developed with our manufacturing partners, with service access built into the enclosure from day one.
03
Validate
Units are tested against the published operating envelope before a specification is ever printed. Numbers on the page come from the bench.
04
Support
Sold with installation coordination, documentation and a named warranty path — so ownership does not end at the door.
04 — Approach
How a property
gets there
Five steps, in this order. Each one makes the next one smaller.
01
Discover
We walk the property and list what is actually possible: roof area, service capacity, parking layout, existing load.
02
Study
Twelve months of interval data, the connection quote you were given, and the way people actually use the site.
03
Visualize
You see the options side by side — what each module costs, what it saves, and what it changes on site.
04
Apply
Controller, metering and controls are specified once; the modules you chose plug into that base.
05
Enable
The site generates, stores and charges — and the residents, tenants, customers and visitors on it use it every day.
05 — Footprint
Everything decided
in Canada
Engineering, documentation and customer decisions are made in Canada. Hardware is built with long-standing manufacturing partners.
Canada
Richmond Hill, ON
Headquarters and customer-facing team. Product definition, specification, documentation and support.
Design in Canada
UL-Listed platform
OCPP-capable hardware
06 — Next
Read the specs,
then talk to us
We make the path toward a renewable future understandable and achievable — one property, one community at a time. The product pages carry the full specifications. When you are ready, send us the property, twelve months of interval data and a photo of your electrical service — that is usually enough to start.