Local Innovation, Lasting Impact: Advancing Grid Modernization in Canada
Grid modernization is about more than deploying new technology. It is also an opportunity to strengthen local economies, build domestic expertise, and create more secure and resilient supply chains.
For more than 30 years, Trilliant has maintained a strong commitment to local manufacturing in Canada. This approach supports utilities with technology and expertise closer to the markets they serve, while helping generate wider economic value through skilled employment, supplier participation, technical knowledge development, and long-term investment in local communities.
“For over 30 years, Trilliant has championed local manufacturing in Canada—a philosophy we carry into most global markets we enter. True grid modernization requires elements of energy sovereignty, and rooting it in local supply chains ensures the utmost in stakeholder buy-in. By keeping supply chains and manufacturing close to the communities we serve, we ensure that essential utility infrastructure is secure, resilient, and built to support the local economy for decades.” — Steven Lupo, Managing Director, North America, Trilliant
Local design and manufacturing can help utilities reduce supply-chain exposure, improve responsiveness, and retain critical engineering and operational knowledge within the region. The resulting benefits extend beyond individual infrastructure projects, supporting local businesses, developing specialized talent, and building an ecosystem capable of sustaining grid modernization over decades.
Watch the video below to learn more about Trilliant’s Canadian operations and its commitment to secure, resilient, and locally supported utility infrastructure.
