Commercial & Industrial BESS
Integrated battery energy storage systems for commercial and industrial facilities.
BROOKMI · Proposed Project · V4.1
CANADIAN BESS INTEGRATION & ENERGY SOLUTIONS PROJECT
China Supply Chain. Canadian Integration. Local Energy Project Delivery. Establishing a Canadian battery energy storage system integration and assembly facility to serve commercial, industrial and energy infrastructure markets.
Key information
A proposed industrial development and financing initiative.
This project is in development and capital formation. The facility is not yet operating, fully funded or certified, and holds no utility contracts.
- Location
- British Columbia, Canada
- Total capital requirement
- CAD $5M–$10M
- Initial financing target
- CAD $5M
- Project stage
- Development & Capital Formation
- Target market
- Canadian Energy Storage
- Public status
- Proposed Project
Preliminary project estimate.
Initial equity financing target.
Seeking strategic partners and financing discussions.
Project overview
Building Canadian energy storage capabilities.
The Canadian BESS Integration & Energy Solutions Project is a proposed industrial investment initiative to establish battery energy storage system integration, assembly, testing and distribution capabilities in British Columbia, Canada.
The project will source qualified battery storage components and technologies from established manufacturers in China, integrate and assemble complete energy storage systems in Canada, and deliver these systems to Canadian commercial, industrial and energy infrastructure customers.
The initial focus is on system integration rather than battery cell manufacturing.
The long-term objective is to establish a scalable Canadian energy storage enterprise combining equipment sales, technical integration, project delivery and after-sales services.
Business model
From Global Technology Sourcing to Canadian Energy Project Delivery
- 01
China Procurement
Source qualified LFP battery modules, battery cabinets, PCS, BMS, EMS, thermal management systems and related components from established manufacturers in China.
- 02
Canadian Integration & Assembly
Perform system assembly, electrical integration, configuration, quality assurance and factory acceptance testing at the proposed Canadian facility.
- 03
Canadian Equipment Sales
Supply integrated BESS solutions to Canadian commercial and industrial customers, EPC contractors and qualified energy infrastructure projects.
- 04
Technical Services
Develop long-term maintenance, monitoring, warranty support and system optimization services.
Products & solutions
Integrated systems, configured and tested in Canada.
All products will require applicable Canadian technical approvals and certification before commercial deployment.
Containerized Energy Storage Systems
Container-format systems assembled, configured and tested before delivery.
Energy Management and Controls Integration
PCS, BMS and EMS configuration and controls integration for each deployment.
Customized Battery Storage Solutions
System configurations matched to the customer's load profile and site requirements.
Testing and Quality Assurance
Factory acceptance testing and quality assurance before systems leave the facility.
Technical Support and Maintenance
After-sales monitoring, warranty support and system optimization services.
Market opportunity
British Columbia Energy Storage Market Opportunities
British Columbia represents an initial target market for the proposed business. The project intends to serve commercial and industrial customers in BC Hydro's service territory.
- Peak demand management
- Demand flexibility
- Energy resilience
- Renewable energy integration
- Commercial and industrial energy optimization
- Eligible energy storage incentive-supported projects
The Company also intends to explore participation in BC Hydro-related grid-scale storage opportunities through qualified engineering, procurement and construction partners.
External references
Relevant BC Hydro programs and resources
These pages are published by BC Hydro. Review them directly for current program rules, eligibility and application steps.
BC Hydro — Programs and incentives
Business energy-efficiency, energy management, demand response and equipment programs.
BC Hydro — Electrification
Programs for switching from carbon-based fuels to electricity.
BC Hydro — Industrial electrification incentives
Feasibility studies, pilot projects and project incentives for industrial customers.
BC Hydro — Support and incentives (business)
Integrated energy-efficiency, demand response and efficient-electrification support.
BC Hydro — Connect to our grid
Entry point for commercial and industrial connection enquiries.
BC Hydro — Transmission system connections
Connection process, system impact studies and facilities studies.
BC Hydro — Transmission connections (large load)
Requirements and request process for load connections above 35 kV.
BC Hydro — Economic development support
Support for interconnection studies for qualifying new or expanding operations.
MOTIRATECH HOLDINGS INC. is an independent company. It is not BC Hydro, is not an official BC Hydro partner or agent, and cannot approve, guarantee or influence any utility program decision, incentive, funding award or grid connection. Program names and links below are published by BC Hydro and are provided as public references only. Eligibility, funding and approval are determined solely by the applicable program operator.
MOTIRATECH HOLDINGS INC. is an independent company. It is not BC Hydro, is not an official BC Hydro partner or agent, and cannot approve, guarantee or influence any utility program decision, incentive, funding award or grid connection. Program names and links below are published by BC Hydro and are provided as public references only. Eligibility, funding and approval are determined solely by the applicable program operator.
Manufacturing facility
Proposed Canadian BESS Integration Facility
Location: British Columbia, Canada — final site to be determined. Facility imagery on this page is conceptual and does not show an operating BROOKMI facility.
Component receiving and inspection
Battery system assembly
Electrical and mechanical integration
PCS, BMS and EMS configuration
Containerized BESS integration
Testing and quality assurance
Finished system preparation
Technical and administrative operations
Capital requirements
Proposed Capital Requirements
Financing is intended to establish the integration facility, purchase equipment, secure initial component inventory, develop quality and certification processes, recruit personnel and fund initial operations. All amounts are preliminary project estimates.
- Total project capital requirement
- CAD $5,000,000–$10,000,000
- Initial equity financing
- CAD $5,000,000
- Potential expansion capital
- Up to CAD $5,000,000
| Allocation | Amount |
|---|---|
| Facility and Infrastructure | CAD $1,000,000 |
| Assembly Equipment and Testing | CAD $1,300,000 |
| Components and Inventory | CAD $1,200,000 |
| Engineering and Certification | CAD $500,000 |
| Staffing and Operations | CAD $700,000 |
| Contingency | CAD $300,000 |
| Total | CAD $5,000,000 |
Unit economics
BESS Product Economics
- Product configuration
- 1 MW / 2 MWh
- Current reference selling price
- CAD $550,000 per system
- Target net profit margin
- 20%
- Projected net profit per system
- CAD $110,000
The 20% net profit margin is the project sponsor's internal financial target, based on its current pricing and cost assumptions. It is not independently audited, a historical operating result or a guaranteed investor return.
The Company intends to use cost-responsive commercial pricing to support its target profitability as procurement and operating costs change.
Actual margins will depend on customer pricing, import costs, manufacturing expenses, project execution, taxes and sales volume.
Financial scenarios
Illustrative Annual Sales & Net Profit Scenarios
Illustrative stabilized annual sales scenarios — not committed orders and not forecasts of guaranteed sales. All scenarios assume the 20% target net profit margin is achieved after applicable expenses and taxes.
| Annual sales | Revenue | Target net profit |
|---|---|---|
| 10 MW | CAD $5,500,000 | CAD $1,100,000 |
| 20 MW | CAD $11,000,000 | CAD $2,200,000 |
| 50 MW | CAD $27,500,000 | CAD $5,500,000 |
| 100 MW | CAD $55,000,000 | CAD $11,000,000 |
Development roadmap
An indicative path to commercial readiness.
All milestones are indicative and depend on financing, permits, supplier arrangements, certifications and commercial readiness.
- 01
Phase 1 · Months 0–3
Project Structuring, Supplier Discussions and Feasibility
- 02
Phase 2 · Months 4–8
Facility Planning, Procurement and Technical Preparation
- 03
Phase 3 · Months 9–12
Facility Setup, Integration Testing and Pilot Production
- 04
Phase 4 · Months 13–18
Commercial Readiness and Initial Customer Deliveries
Revenue streams
Three Revenue Streams
Equipment sales are the initial core business, while services may provide additional and recurring revenue opportunities.
01
Integrated BESS Equipment Sales
The initial core business: sale of integrated battery energy storage systems to Canadian customers.
02
System Integration and Project Delivery Services
Integration, configuration and delivery services around each deployment.
03
Maintenance, Monitoring and Technical Support
Recurring after-sales services that may provide additional revenue opportunities over time.
Strategic partnerships
Partnerships across the value chain.
Chinese Battery and Technology Manufacturers
Canadian Engineering and EPC Contractors
Commercial and Industrial Customers
Energy Infrastructure Developers
Strategic Investors
Technology and Maintenance Partners
Discuss a Strategic Partnership
Manufacturers, EPC contractors, customers, developers and investors are welcome to start a conversation through the project inquiry form.
Discuss a Strategic PartnershipInvestment structure
Proposed Equity Financing Framework
The terms below are indicative and managed through the investor information access workflow. This page is not a live public securities subscription, and no online share purchases or investment payments are available.
- Initial capital raise
- CAD $5,000,000
- Indicative pre-money valuation
- CAD $15,000,000
- Indicative post-money valuation
- CAD $20,000,000
- Proposed new investor equity
- 25%
- Indicative price per 1% post-financing equity
- CAD $200,000
These terms are preliminary and subject to company structuring, due diligence, negotiations and definitive documents. Any eventual equity transaction will require separate issuer documentation and appropriate investor eligibility and securities-law procedures.
Investor exit framework
Potential Investor Exit Pathways
- Private share transfers, subject to applicable restrictions
- Strategic acquisition opportunities
- Rights of first refusal
- Tag-along and drag-along provisions
- Proposed Year 5 strategic exit feasibility review
No exit date, fixed return, share repurchase, dividend or investor liquidity event is guaranteed.
Principal risks
Principal Risks
An investment in a project at this stage involves significant risk. Prospective participants should read these risks carefully.
Capital Raising Risk
Chinese Supply Chain and Import Risk
Canadian Product Certification Risk
Battery Safety and Product Liability Risk
BC Hydro Program and Procurement Risk
Customer Demand and Pricing Risk
Working Capital and Cash Flow Risk
Execution and Operational Risk
Future Dilution and Private Share Illiquidity
Potential Total Loss of Invested Capital
Project status
Current Development Status
Project stage: Development & Capital Formation. The following items remain open and are reported without progress percentages.
- Project company structure
- Factory location
- Supplier agreements
- Engineering and certification
- Commercial customer pipeline
- Facility approvals
- Financing agreements
- Operational readiness
Project documents
Project Documents
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Project Overview
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Investment Project Profile
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Financial Summary
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Strategic Partnership Inquiry
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BROOKMI BESS Investment Proposal V4.1 — Chinese Version
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We welcome inquiries from strategic investors, battery technology manufacturers, EPC contractors, commercial customers and potential project partners.
Project financial figures are estimates, investor returns are not guaranteed, and participation is subject to definitive agreements. This project is separate from the BRK digital asset: holding BRK does not provide project shares, dividends or profit distributions, and no BRK-to-equity conversion mechanism exists.