For decades, Canada’s aging power grid has quietly carried the weight of an expanding, electrified society. Designed for a different era, this infrastructure—now averaging 50 to 70 years old—was never meant to handle the increase of demand we see today. 

The shift toward renewable energy, electrification, and large-scale industrial and resource electrification has driven the need for high-performance power transformers, which are critical for ensuring the grid can meet the demands of a modern, electrified society. Utilities across North America are investing in grid modernization at an unprecedented rate, but without the right infrastructure in place, the transition to a sustainable energy future is at risk. 

For Northern Transformer, this was a turning point. The company had long been known for its commitment to quality, precision engineering, and exceptional client relationships. But as demand surged, one question loomed: 

Could they scale fast enough to help modernize Canada’s power grid—without compromising the reputation they had spent years building?