Frequently asked questions about Spark Power.

Yes. Spark services Level 2, DC Fast, and Superchargers;

Yes. Spark Power is the largest independent renewables O&M provider in Canada, with 4.5 GW of solar and 2+ GWh of BESS currently under long-term service agreement across North America.

Yes. CSA and UL-certified panel shops in Hamilton, and Fresno and a shop in Calgary produce custom protection, control, and automation panels designed in-house or to customer drawings.

Either. Design can be provided by the customer or by Spark’s Engineering team, including stamped engineering where required.

Yes. Pre-build and post-build acceptance testing is standard, with Factory Acceptance Test documentation turned over at delivery.

Yes. Control buildings are engineered to order, with integrated P&C panels, DC chargers, battery banks, utility metering, RTU/Telecom/SCADA, marshalling cabinets, and remote I/O as required.

While we sell new HV equipment, we also sell used and reconditioned equipment that we’ve worked on ourselves.

Yes. Engineering designs, Procurement validates, Construction installs, Testing & Commissioning validates, and Maintenance services the equipment, all under one accountable team.

Cold commissioning verifies the system pre-energization, covering DC and AC integrity, controls wiring, communications, and protection settings. Hot commissioning is the staged energization, performance testing, and grid synchronization phase.

Yes. All test instruments are calibrated to NIST-traceable standards, with calibration records available with every report.

Yes. Turnkey EV charging EPC covering Level 2, DC Fast, and Supercharger deployments, plus 24/7 maintenance. Spark has delivered 10+ MW of EV charging infrastructure since 2017.

We are experienced with most major EV charging OEMs

Yes. Site assessment, utility coordination, engineering, procurement, civil and electrical construction, commissioning, OEM startup, and long-term maintenance — all in-house.

Yes. Engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, and long-term maintenance live under one roof.

Yes. Engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, and long-term maintenance live under one roof — one accountable team from drawing through energization and ongoing service.

Yes. Engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, and long-term maintenance live under one roof — one accountable team from drawing through energization and ongoing service.

Yes. Local technicians on shift contracts from 16+ regional offices across Canada and the U.S.; supported by emergency dispatch with 24 to 72 hour mobilization.

Yes. Multi-site greenfield contracting for EV OEMs covers substations, plant power, production-line installs, motor terminations at production scale, and 24/7 shift coverage during commissioning and ramp.

Yes. Arc flash hazard analysis per CSA Z462 and IEEE 1584, protective device coordination, and ground grid studies are core Spark Engineering capabilities.

Yes. End-of-warranty inspections, QA/QC retrofit reporting, and OEM-coordinated remote monitoring and emergency dispatch are core maintenance offerings.