ARCTIUM ENERGY COMPANY Delivered and in development
What the site needed, what went in, and what it produced.
Peak shaving and facility backup
CNC machines, compressors and HVAC on a 700 kW peak, plus a $150,000 grid upgrade quote just to expand the HVAC.
760 kWh / 380 kW cabinet with EMS automation above a 320 kW threshold.
Revenue stacking and remote grid support
A remote lumber plant losing production several times a quarter to feeder faults — kiln heat, stopped conveyors, spoiled inventory.
3.4 MWh UL 9540 LFP with a 3 MW grid-forming PCS, cloud EMS, turnkey EPC with CSA inspection and fire-code sign-off.
Peak shaving at a fabrication facility
A metal fabrication shop whose welding and machining peaks set a demand charge far above its average draw.
Behind-the-meter storage shaving the welding peaks, sized from interval data rather than connected load.
Fleet electrification and capacity expansion
10 MW of charging would have breached the firm service on day one; the utility build was priced at $18–22M over 24–30 months.
Behind-the-meter storage sized to expand what the existing service delivers.
Off-grid solar microgrid
A 24/7 mine with existing solar and no grid. Every hour outside daylight fell back on diesel, and midday surplus was curtailed.
40 MWh / 15 MW BESS firming the existing PV, integrated with an Edgecom EMS.