Canadian Technology Company VoltSafe Moves Intelligent Shore Power Solution into Commercial Deployment

September 29, 2026

Patented Canadian electrical technology moves from years of development and real-world marina testing to commercial deployment across North America

On September 23, 2026, Canadian technology company VoltSafe Inc. achieved a major milestone transitioning the company from technology development and market validation into commercial deployment. Its revolutionary marine shore power system, VoltSafe Marine, successfully completed and passed all required safety certification testing to applicable CSA and UL standards.

This milestone comes at a time when marina operators are dealing with a costly combination of aging electrical infrastructure, corrosion, damaged connections, electrical fires and safety risks, current leakage and rising power demand, often without the real-time visibility needed to understand what is happening across their docks. VoltSafe Marine’s dock-to-dashboard system is designed to help operators make their electrical infrastructure safer, reduce maintenance and operating costs, increase revenue through smarter power management and billing, and gain real-time control over their dockside electrical assets.

“We didn’t set out to build another shore power connector. We set out to rethink how electricity connects, moves and is managed in demanding environments,” said Trevor Burgess, CEO and Co-Founder of VoltSafe. “After years of engineering, testing and working alongside marina operators, we’ve reached the point where the technology is ready to move into commercial deployment. That’s a significant milestone for VoltSafe – and for Canadian innovation.”

At the heart of the platform is VoltSafe’s patented prongless magnetic electrical connection technology, developed in Canada and tested in marina environments across North America, VoltSafe eliminates exposed electrical prongs at the connection point and is de-energized until a secure connection is established. The technology is integrated with intelligent dockside hardware and cloud-connected software, giving marina operators visibility and control over their electrical infrastructure.

For marina operators, the opportunity is immediate: modernize electrical infrastructure while gaining the visibility, control and data needed to manage power more safely and efficiently. VoltSafe is now actively converting market validation into commercial deployments and purchase orders from marina operators across North America as it scales production.

Marina quotes, demos and commercial inquiries: www.sales@voltsafe.com

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