Hydrostor

Pioneered a unique way to store energy—compressing air underground and using water to harness it as electricity.

Began with the world’s first commercial Advanced Compressed Air Energy Storage (A‑CAES) plant in Goderich, repurposing a salt cavern to reliably power the grid.

Recognized for innovation, earning a 2023 ranking among Canada’s fastest

growing sustainable companies.

Typical projects include large

scale facilities in Ontario, California, New South Wales, and Australia’s remote Outback, storing energy for eight hours or more.

Bridges intermittent renewable power and demand peaks, offering capacity replacement and transmission deferral.

Specializes in grid

scale, long

duration storage, pairing industrial

grade compressed air, water, and thermal storage.

Committed to developing innovative, reliable, and sustainable energy storage solutions that play a key role in accelerating the global transition to renewable energy.

Fosters a culture of safety, respect, and accountability in all operations.

A team driven by a passion for advancing clean energy solutions and creating long

term value for stakeholders.