ENGINEERING EXPERTISE FOR TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE
Electrical engineering analysis for ports, terminals, transit systems, rail, and aviation facilities evaluating electrification and charging infrastructure.
The Challenge
As transportation fleets electrify — vessels, buses, trains, and ground equipment — the facility-side infrastructure often becomes the limiting factor. Site electrical capacity, grid connection requirements, and BC Hydro upgrade costs can determine whether an electrification project is feasible long before a vessel docks or a bus enters the depot. Engineering analysis evaluates what a site can actually support, and what it will take to get there.
Where We Help
Shore Power & Charging Feasibility
Evaluate electrical capacity and feasibility for shore power, fleet charging, and depot electrification.
Grid Capacity & Upgrades
Assess site electrical infrastructure and required utility upgrades.
Electrification Planning
Technical roadmaps for port, terminal, transit, and depot electrification.
Owner's Engineer Oversight
Technical oversight through planning, procurement, and commissioning.
Who We Help
We work with the people responsible for transportation facility electrical infrastructure:
- Port and terminal authorities
- Marina operators
- Transit agencies and bus fleet operators
- Ferry and fleet operators evaluating shore-side infrastructure
- Rail yard and station operators
- Airport and aviation facility operators
- Facilities and engineering departments
