Rooftop Solar Success
PowerBank Corporation Secures Final Completion for 1.45 MW Rooftop Solar Project at Fiera Real Estate
Anonymous
PowerBank Corporation has received a certificate of final completion for a 1.45 MW DC rooftop solar project built for Fiera Real Estate, according to MarketScreener. The project reached commercial operation in December 2025 under an Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) agreement — meaning PowerBank handled the full build from design to delivery.
The milestone caps a completed project and signals growing momentum for the Canadian energy company, which lists on both NASDAQ and Cboe Canada under the ticker PBK, Newswire reported.
What the Fiera Solar Project Actually Involved
The 1.45 MW DC system sits on a rooftop — a relatively small but fully operational solar installation. PowerBank acted as the EPC contractor, which means it managed engineering, equipment procurement, and physical construction. That hands-on role is key to how the company grows its business beyond just owning energy assets.
The certificate of final completion is the formal sign-off that all work is done and meets agreed standards. It closes out PowerBank's contractual obligations to Fiera Real Estate under the EPC deal, Yahoo Finance Canada noted.
PowerBank's Pipeline Stretches Well Beyond One Rooftop
PowerBank is not a small operation. The company has already built energy projects with a combined capacity of over 100 megawatts across multiple Canadian provinces. Its potential development pipeline now exceeds one gigawatt — roughly 1,000 MW of future projects, according to Newswire.
The company describes itself as vertically integrated, meaning it develops, builds, and owns energy assets all under one roof. That structure lets PowerBank capture revenue at every stage — from construction contracts like the Fiera deal to long-term asset ownership.
Data Center Boom Is Straining Canada's Power Grid
The backdrop here matters. PowerBank says it has seen over 20,000 MW of data center load requests seeking to connect to provincial grids in Canada. For context, current peak demand across those grids sits at roughly 12,000 MW, according to MarketScreener UK.
That gap — 20,000 MW in requests versus 12,000 MW of existing peak demand — shows just how strained the grid could become. Data centers running artificial intelligence workloads are driving enormous new power needs. Companies like PowerBank, which can build and deliver generation fast, are well placed to fill that gap.
EPC Track Record Across Provinces Fuels Future Growth
PowerBank's ability to deliver EPC projects across multiple provinces gives it a competitive edge. Each completed project — like the Fiera rooftop system — builds the company's resume and credibility with future clients. The Fiera deal is one piece of a broader push to grow the EPC business alongside asset ownership.
With over one gigawatt in its development pipeline and surging demand from data centers, PowerBank is betting that Canada's energy market is entering a long stretch of rapid growth. The final completion certificate for the Fiera project is a small but concrete step in that direction, Yahoo Finance Canada reported.
Sentiment
NeutralNEGATIVENEUTRALPOSITIVE
Publishers
5
Articles
5
Reach
5
Topics
A
AnonymousAuthor
