Strength to strength – Douglas magazine
Douglas magazine shares the strength of local businesses who saw growth during the past year provide key lessons in strategic planning for others forging their way out of the pandemic. READ MORE ...
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We have entered a time of transformation
UVic engineers are working with Victoria-based Rainhouse Canada to support the company’s expansion into the electric vehicle and stationary storage market as part of an energy-security initiative funded by the B.C. government. READ MORE ...
A voltage boost for Vancouver Island’s EV capacity
Rainhouse is among 24 businesses receiving funding aimed at making BC more secure in the face of global supply chain interruptions. Over time, Rainhouse plans to manufacture and certify a wide range of custom battery packs and electric ESS . READ MORE ...
Rainhouse had to pivot and shift gears.
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Brougham says they’ve had to pivot and shift gears. Rainhouse has invested heavily in automated machinery to make their own products to sell, instead of building products for other clients. READ MORE ...
Uvic team device for wheelchair users wins BC design competition
A team of UVic students who developed a device that will enable power wheelchair users to independently unload their shopping bags has taken first place in a province-wide design competition. READ MORE ...
Provincial supply chain resiliency grant.
Rainhouse Manufacturing Canada Ltd, in partnership with Canadian Electric Vehicles Ltd. and the University of Victoria will work to design, test and certify battery packs for the manufacturing of electric and hybrid vehicles. READ MORE ...
Ocean Energy Smart Grid Integration Project.
Canada’s Ocean Supercluster announced four new projects with a total value of $4.5 million from its Accelerated Ocean Solutions Program (AOSP) stream including the Ocean Energy Smart Grid Integration Project. READ MORE ...
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