Industries
OZARC is focused first on remote workers’ camps in the Northern Territory. Over time, the same mobile hybrid approach may support other remote industrial operations with demanding power requirements.
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Market focus
Initial business focus
Our initial priority. Remote accommodation in the Beetaloo Basin and across the Northern Territory depends on continuous power for kitchens, laundries, cooling, water and communications — often far from the grid and with costly fuel logistics. OZARC Camp Power is built around these requirements.
Target application
Exploration and appraisal activity creates temporary, shifting power needs. Mobile hybrid systems may support field facilities and support infrastructure where load profiles and project durations suit.
Future application
Remote exploration and early-stage resource projects present opportunities for relocatable power that can move as operations evolve.
Future application
Temporary and relocatable industrial power for construction, transport and remote infrastructure works across Northern Australia.
Beetaloo and the Northern Territory
Wet season access, heat, dust and long freight routes shape every remote power decision in the Territory. OZARC plans systems around these realities — from transport and site preparation through to licensed installation, commissioning and ongoing support.
Tell us about your operation and power requirements. We’ll discuss whether a hybrid approach could be a practical fit.