Clean technology.
Local skills.
Stronger communities.
Explore practical technologies for your home, business, or community with knowledgeable guidance, hands-on learning, and support to plan your project and explore funding options.
Bringing together technology suppliers, training providers, and project-support partners around community priorities.
KiRa Technology
RRC Polytech
KiRa Technology
Find your starting point.
Whether you’re looking for a ready-to-explore system, developing a community project, or building local skills, there are different ways to begin.
Explore systems & packages
See practical combinations of technology for homes, businesses and communities.
Explore systems & packages → 02Start a community project
Have a priority, challenge or opportunity? We can help turn it into a practical path forward.
Plan a project with us → 03Build local skills
Explore training and learning opportunities connected to technology, projects and local capacity.
Explore training →From community priority to practical delivery.
You don’t need to arrive with the technology figured out. We can start with the need, understand the opportunity, and build the right path from there.
Talk to us about a project →Funding opportunities depend on eligibility, program requirements, and approval.
- 01Understand the priorityWhat does the community want to achieve? What are the constraints, existing assets and infrastructure?
- 02Test what is possibleFeasibility, site requirements, technology options and business case development.
- 03Build the path forwardFunding strategy, partners, procurement, training and implementation planning.
- 04Deliver and keep value localCoordinate delivery while building local skills, operations, maintenance and future opportunities.
See what becomes possible when systems work together.
Energy, housing, food, water, transportation, connectivity and resilience are rarely separate challenges. These illustrated concepts show how technologies and partners can be combined into one practical system around a community need.
A few examples of how that can come together.
Energy independence
Northern Hybrid Power
Reliable local power combining solar, wind, battery storage and backup generation.
Explore this system →
Food, water and energy
Harvest, Process & Store
Food growing, processing, cold storage, water and energy designed as one local food system.
Explore this system →
Mobility and community infrastructure
Community Mobility & Connectivity Hub
Solar-powered EV and e-bike charging, Wi-Fi, device charging, lighting and sheltered community space.
Explore this system →More than 40 system ideas across energy, housing, food, water, mobility, connectivity and life on the land.
Explore all systems & packages →Not sure what fits? Start with the need, not the technology.
Tell us what your community is trying to make possible.
Talk with us →These are starting points, not fixed equipment lists. Final technologies, partners, costs, approvals, training, and support are confirmed for each project.
Build more than a store.
Explore a majority Nation-owned energy hub: a local business that brings products, demonstrations, and learning opportunities closer to home. Start online or consider a showroom and learning space, supported by IES.
Explore the community hub model
Learn the technology. Build the skills.
Explore training in clean energy, housing, and environmental response, with opportunities for individuals and community teams.
Explore training opportunities →
Help shape what comes next.
Explore opportunities to assess and demonstrate emerging technology with suppliers and research partners, where it fits your community’s priorities.
Explore pilot opportunities →Scope, responsibilities, costs, and support are agreed before a pilot proceeds.
What would you like to make possible?
Whether you are choosing equipment, planning a project, or exploring an idea for your community, start with a conversation. You do not need a finished plan to get in touch.