TundraGrid is proudly designed and built in Canada by Raysolar to meet the unique challenges of northern and remote environments. Engineered for harsh weather conditions, difficult logistics, and critical infrastructure applications, each system delivers dependable power where reliability matters most. From isolated communities and industrial sites to telecommunications and emergency operations, TundraGrid provides resilient energy solutions built to perform in demanding Canadian conditions.
TundraGrid is purpose-built for the realities of northern operations, where extreme weather, remote access challenges, fuel logistics, and unreliable grid service can impact day-to-day operations. Designed to support critical infrastructure and remote sites, our systems deliver dependable, secure, and resilient power in demanding environments. By combining renewable energy, battery storage, and backup generation, TundraGrid helps ensure continuous operation while reducing reliance on costly fuel deliveries and vulnerable grid connections.
TundraGrid delivers reliable, scalable power solutions for remote and mission-critical operations across Canada. Engineered for harsh environments and off-grid locations, our systems support a wide range of applications where dependable energy is essential for safety, productivity, and uninterrupted operations.
Reliable backup and hybrid power for community buildings, water systems, emergency shelters, communications, and other critical services. Built for remote northern communities where dependable energy is essential.
Remote hybrid power for camps, site offices, communications, tools, equipment, and critical loads in off-grid locations where reliable grid access is not available.
Rapid-deploy hybrid power for response staging areas, warming centres, communications, shelters, and temporary infrastructure where fast, reliable energy is critical during emergencies and recovery situations.
Temporary or semi-permanent hybrid power solutions for job sites waiting on grid connection or operating beyond utility service, ensuring reliable energy for tools, equipment, and site operations in remote or developing areas.
Backup and remote hybrid power for essential services, public works, emergency operations, water and wastewater systems, and ensuring continuous and reliable operation where grid stability is limited or unavailable.
Hybrid power for lodges, camps, rural businesses, telecom sites, and northern facilities, delivering reliable and efficient energy in remote locations where grid access is limited or unavailable.
Remote or backup hybrid power for communications sites where uptime is critical, ensuring continuous operation for towers, networks, and monitoring systems in locations where reliability and uninterrupted service are essential.
1 × 20-ft container
Generator
9 kW solar, 40 kWh battery, 30 kW diesel backup. Fully autonomous, auto generator start/stop, remote monitoring.
Solar
Generator
Autonomous hybrid power with auto generator start/stop, remote monitoring, alarms, and operating visibility.
Generator
Larger fully autonomous hybrid system for critical infrastructure, higher demand, or separate generation, storage.
Available for select applications where access, transport, and lifting constraints are manageable.
A 40-foot build may offer more interior equipment space for certain configurations.
Answer a few questions about your site, loads, timeline, and location. A Raysolar
representative will review your details and recommend the best-fit TundraGrid configuration.
TundraGrid is being designed, assembled, and tested in Northwestern Ontario one of Canada’s most demanding environments for remote power systems. Built for real-world applications, each unit integrates solar generation, battery energy storage, intelligent controls, power distribution, heating, ventilation, and diesel generator backup within a rugged containerized platform. The project reflects the growing need for reliable, off-grid energy solutions that can support mining operations, Indigenous communities, telecommunications sites, construction projects, emergency response, and remote infrastructure across Northern Canada.
