Mostar Labs develops LilyPad, modular floating infrastructure that supplies power and charging in marine locations where fixed shore connections are inconvenient. The Langford production base supports an electric charge-barge development project and coastal demonstrations aimed at reducing dependence on diesel and permanent dock infrastructure.
Operating context
LilyPad combines a configurable floating platform with energy storage, charging and emergency-power functions. Ocean Supercluster names Engage Creative Technologies as a project partner, while the COAST challenge provides a route to test remote coastal electrification; these are distinct development and demonstration activities.
Canadian footprint
Mostar lists its production headquarters in Langford, British Columbia; project announcements describe the company within the greater Victoria marine-technology ecosystem.
Langford, BC is the published city-level context for Mostar Labs. It does not imply a street address or exact facility location.
Mostar’s LilyPad addresses the energy infrastructure around marine operations, with funded development and a reported end-user demonstration. Relevance to an autonomous fleet is a bounded integration hypothesis until docking, charging interfaces and operating results are shown.
Interpretation of the public record. Not qualification, endorsement or evidence of buyer interest.
Mobile floating infrastructure for electric-vessel charging and remote marine energy needs. The funded project combines charging, smart-grid functions and emergency power; potential use as autonomous-vessel infrastructure requires a demonstrated docking and charging integration that the public sources do not yet establish.
Evidence of maturity
Funded development project with reported coastal demonstration
Commercial availability
Operator demonstrations underway; commercial interfaces and acceptance terms not disclosed.
In a September 9, 2026 Innovate BC announcement, Mostar’s CEO reported LilyPad deployment at a remote coastal site with an end user as part of demonstration work.
Remote coastal demonstration activity reported in September 2026; completed commercial acceptance is not disclosed.
Financing and disclosed activity
The Lilypad project has a CAD 3 million total budget, including CAD 1.2 million from Ocean Supercluster and a partner-funded balance. Separately, Mostar received CAD 100,000 through the COAST Innovation Challenge for testing.
Reported stage
Funded platform development and demonstration
Ecosystem relationships
Lilypad project partner
Engage Creative Technologies
Ocean Supercluster names St. John’s-based Engage Creative Technologies as Mostar Labs’ partner on the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project.
Funding and ownership
Demonstration funding
Apr 15, 2026
$100,000
Mostar Labs received CAD 100,000 through the COAST Innovation Challenge to test LilyPad for renewable power in remote coastal operations.
Questions for a first conversation
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What vessel interface and coastal demonstration results establish LilyPad’s suitability for an autonomous fleet?
Funding and a reported end-user demonstration establish an active project, but a fleet operator would need the charging interface, operating limits and acceptance evidence for its own vessels.
Original sources 5 linked records
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Mostar leads the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project with Engage Creative Technologies of St. John’s. Ocean Supercluster invests CAD 1.2 million, with the balance from partners. The proposed mobile station integrates smart-grid and emergency-power functions.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Derived from Canada’s Ocean Supercluster: Mostar leads the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project with Engage Creative Technologies of St. John’s. Ocean Supercluster invests CAD 1.2 million, with the balance from partners. The proposed mobile station integrates smart-grid and emergency-power functions.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
Mostar leads the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project with Engage Creative Technologies of St. John’s. Ocean Supercluster invests CAD 1.2 million, with the balance from partners. The proposed mobile station integrates smart-grid and emergency-power functions.
Supports: Profile · company stage
Mostar Labs: Funded platform development and demonstration. Mostar leads the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project with Engage Creative Technologies of St. John’s. Ocean Supercluster invests CAD 1.2 million, with the balance from partners. The proposed mobile station integrates smart-grid and emergency-power functions.
Supports: Profile · description
Mostar leads the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project with Engage Creative Technologies of St. John’s. Ocean Supercluster invests CAD 1.2 million, with the balance from partners. The proposed mobile station integrates smart-grid and emergency-power functions.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Mostar leads the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project with Engage Creative Technologies of St. John’s. Ocean Supercluster invests CAD 1.2 million, with the balance from partners. The proposed mobile station integrates smart-grid and emergency-power functions.
Supports: LilyPad modular floating energy and charging platform · core features
Mostar Labs: Mobile, configurable floating platform. Mostar leads the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project with Engage Creative Technologies of St. John’s. Ocean Supercluster invests CAD 1.2 million, with the balance from partners. The proposed mobile station integrates smart-grid and emergency-power functions.
Supports: LilyPad modular floating energy and charging platform · technical tags
Derived from Canada’s Ocean Supercluster: Mostar leads the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project with Engage Creative Technologies of St. John’s. Ocean Supercluster invests CAD 1.2 million, with the balance from partners. The proposed mobile station integrates smart-grid and emergency-power functions.
Supports: LilyPad modular floating energy and charging platform · technicaldomainslugs
Derived from Canada’s Ocean Supercluster: Mostar leads the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project with Engage Creative Technologies of St. John’s. Ocean Supercluster invests CAD 1.2 million, with the balance from partners. The proposed mobile station integrates smart-grid and emergency-power functions.
Supports: LilyPad modular floating energy and charging platform · technical tags
Derived from Canada’s Ocean Supercluster: Mostar leads the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project with Engage Creative Technologies of St. John’s. Ocean Supercluster invests CAD 1.2 million, with the balance from partners. The proposed mobile station integrates smart-grid and emergency-power functions.
Supports: LilyPad modular floating energy and charging platform · core features
Mostar Labs: Smart-grid integration. Mostar leads the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project with Engage Creative Technologies of St. John’s. Ocean Supercluster invests CAD 1.2 million, with the balance from partners. The proposed mobile station integrates smart-grid and emergency-power functions.
Supports: LilyPad modular floating energy and charging platform · name
Mostar Labs: LilyPad modular floating energy and charging platform. Mostar leads the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project with Engage Creative Technologies of St. John’s. Ocean Supercluster invests CAD 1.2 million, with the balance from partners. The proposed mobile station integrates smart-grid and emergency-power functions.
Supports: LilyPad modular floating energy and charging platform · defence applications
Mostar Labs: Remote marine power. Mostar leads the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project with Engage Creative Technologies of St. John’s. Ocean Supercluster invests CAD 1.2 million, with the balance from partners. The proposed mobile station integrates smart-grid and emergency-power functions.
Supports: LilyPad modular floating energy and charging platform · maturity
Mostar Labs: Funded development project with reported coastal demonstration. Mostar leads the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project with Engage Creative Technologies of St. John’s. Ocean Supercluster invests CAD 1.2 million, with the balance from partners. The proposed mobile station integrates smart-grid and emergency-power functions.
Supports: LilyPad modular floating energy and charging platform · defence applications
Mostar Labs: Flexible seasonal infrastructure. Mostar leads the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project with Engage Creative Technologies of St. John’s. Ocean Supercluster invests CAD 1.2 million, with the balance from partners. The proposed mobile station integrates smart-grid and emergency-power functions.
Supports: LilyPad modular floating energy and charging platform · capability type
Derived from Canada’s Ocean Supercluster: Mostar leads the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project with Engage Creative Technologies of St. John’s. Ocean Supercluster invests CAD 1.2 million, with the balance from partners. The proposed mobile station integrates smart-grid and emergency-power functions.
Supports: LilyPad modular floating energy and charging platform · summary
Mobile floating infrastructure for electric-vessel charging and remote marine energy needs. The funded project combines charging, smart-grid functions and emergency power; potential use as autonomous-vessel infrastructure requires a demonstrated docking and charging integration that the public sources do not yet establish.
Supports: LilyPad modular floating energy and charging platform · technical tags
Derived from Canada’s Ocean Supercluster: Mostar leads the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project with Engage Creative Technologies of St. John’s. Ocean Supercluster invests CAD 1.2 million, with the balance from partners. The proposed mobile station integrates smart-grid and emergency-power functions.
Supports: LilyPad modular floating energy and charging platform · core features
Mostar Labs: Emergency-power functions. Mostar leads the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project with Engage Creative Technologies of St. John’s. Ocean Supercluster invests CAD 1.2 million, with the balance from partners. The proposed mobile station integrates smart-grid and emergency-power functions.
Supports: LilyPad modular floating energy and charging platform · commercial availability
Mostar Labs: Operator demonstrations underway; commercial interfaces and acceptance terms not disclosed.. Mostar leads the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project with Engage Creative Technologies of St. John’s. Ocean Supercluster invests CAD 1.2 million, with the balance from partners. The proposed mobile station integrates smart-grid and emergency-power functions.
Supports: LilyPad modular floating energy and charging platform · defence applications
Mostar Labs: Coastal vessel electrification. Mostar leads the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project with Engage Creative Technologies of St. John’s. Ocean Supercluster invests CAD 1.2 million, with the balance from partners. The proposed mobile station integrates smart-grid and emergency-power functions.
Supports: LilyPad modular floating energy and charging platform · core features
Mostar Labs: Electric-vessel charging concept. Mostar leads the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project with Engage Creative Technologies of St. John’s. Ocean Supercluster invests CAD 1.2 million, with the balance from partners. The proposed mobile station integrates smart-grid and emergency-power functions.
Mostar Labs: Engage Creative Technologies. Mostar leads the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project with Engage Creative Technologies of St. John’s. Ocean Supercluster invests CAD 1.2 million, with the balance from partners. The proposed mobile station integrates smart-grid and emergency-power functions.
Supports: Lilypad project partner relationship
Source location: relationships.0.publicSummary
Ocean Supercluster names St. John’s-based Engage Creative Technologies as Mostar Labs’ partner on the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project.
Supports: Lilypad project partner relationship
Source location: relationships.0.relationshipType
Derived from Canada’s Ocean Supercluster: Mostar leads the CAD 3 million Lilypad electric charge-barge project with Engage Creative Technologies of St. John’s. Ocean Supercluster invests CAD 1.2 million, with the balance from partners. The proposed mobile station integrates smart-grid and emergency-power functions.
Mostar Labs: https://mostarlabs.com/contact-us. Mostar Labs lists its production headquarters at 834 McCallum Road, unit 121, Langford, British Columbia, with info@mostarlabs.com and telephone 250-590-2278.
Supports: Profile · entity kind
Derived from Mostar Labs: Mostar Labs lists its production headquarters at 834 McCallum Road, unit 121, Langford, British Columbia, with info@mostarlabs.com and telephone 250-590-2278.
Supports: Profile · primary location.longitude
Derived from Mostar Labs: Mostar Labs lists its production headquarters at 834 McCallum Road, unit 121, Langford, British Columbia, with info@mostarlabs.com and telephone 250-590-2278.
Mostar Labs received CAD 100,000 to test LilyPad through the COAST Innovation Challenge, aimed at remote coastal electrification. Technologies are to be tested at the BC Marine Energy and Decarbonization Hub, with Coast Guard operational challenges informing the programme.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
Mostar Labs received CAD 100,000 to test LilyPad through the COAST Innovation Challenge, aimed at remote coastal electrification. Technologies are to be tested at the BC Marine Energy and Decarbonization Hub, with Coast Guard operational challenges informing the programme.
Derived from Innovate BC and Government of British Columbia: The September 9, 2026 announcement quotes Mostar’s CEO saying LilyPad is being deployed at a remote coastal site with a real end user under demonstration support. It does not disclose the end user’s identity, completed results or an autonomous-vessel charging interface.
Mostar Labs describes LilyPad as a modular floating power platform for charging, research-station energy and emergency backup, adapting its configuration to marine operating needs.
Supports: Profile · website url
Mostar Labs: https://mostarlabs.com/. Mostar Labs describes LilyPad as a modular floating power platform for charging, research-station energy and emergency backup, adapting its configuration to marine operating needs.
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Mostar Labs: CA. Mostar Labs lists its production headquarters at 834 McCallum Road, unit 121, Langford, British Columbia, with info@mostarlabs.com and telephone 250-590-2278.
Mostar Labs: BC. Mostar Labs lists its production headquarters at 834 McCallum Road, unit 121, Langford, British Columbia, with info@mostarlabs.com and telephone 250-590-2278.
Mostar Labs: info@mostarlabs.com. Mostar Labs lists its production headquarters at 834 McCallum Road, unit 121, Langford, British Columbia, with info@mostarlabs.com and telephone 250-590-2278.
Supports: Profile · primary location.city
Mostar Labs: Langford. Mostar Labs lists its production headquarters at 834 McCallum Road, unit 121, Langford, British Columbia, with info@mostarlabs.com and telephone 250-590-2278.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
Mostar Labs lists its production headquarters at 834 McCallum Road, unit 121, Langford, British Columbia, with info@mostarlabs.com and telephone 250-590-2278.
Supports: Profile · organization categories
Derived from Mostar Labs: Mostar Labs lists its production headquarters at 834 McCallum Road, unit 121, Langford, British Columbia, with info@mostarlabs.com and telephone 250-590-2278.
Mostar Labs: +1 250 590 2278. Mostar Labs lists its production headquarters at 834 McCallum Road, unit 121, Langford, British Columbia, with info@mostarlabs.com and telephone 250-590-2278.
Supports: Profile · description
Mostar Labs lists its production headquarters at 834 McCallum Road, unit 121, Langford, British Columbia, with info@mostarlabs.com and telephone 250-590-2278.
Supports: Profile · primary location.latitude
Derived from Mostar Labs: Mostar Labs lists its production headquarters at 834 McCallum Road, unit 121, Langford, British Columbia, with info@mostarlabs.com and telephone 250-590-2278.
Supports: Profile · name
Mostar Labs: Mostar Labs. Mostar Labs lists its production headquarters at 834 McCallum Road, unit 121, Langford, British Columbia, with info@mostarlabs.com and telephone 250-590-2278.
Supports: Profile · organization categories
Derived from Mostar Labs: Mostar Labs lists its production headquarters at 834 McCallum Road, unit 121, Langford, British Columbia, with info@mostarlabs.com and telephone 250-590-2278.
Supports: Demonstration funding funding event
Source location: fundingEvents.0.announcedOn
Mostar Labs: 2026-04-15. Mostar Labs received CAD 100,000 to test LilyPad through the COAST Innovation Challenge, aimed at remote coastal electrification. Technologies are to be tested at the BC Marine Energy and Decarbonization Hub, with Coast Guard operational challenges informing the programme.
Supports: Demonstration funding funding event
Source location: fundingEvents.0.eventType
Mostar Labs: Demonstration funding. Mostar Labs received CAD 100,000 to test LilyPad through the COAST Innovation Challenge, aimed at remote coastal electrification. Technologies are to be tested at the BC Marine Energy and Decarbonization Hub, with Coast Guard operational challenges informing the programme.
Supports: Demonstration funding funding event
Source location: fundingEvents.0.amountCurrency
Mostar Labs: CAD. Mostar Labs received CAD 100,000 to test LilyPad through the COAST Innovation Challenge, aimed at remote coastal electrification. Technologies are to be tested at the BC Marine Energy and Decarbonization Hub, with Coast Guard operational challenges informing the programme.
Supports: Demonstration funding funding event
Source location: fundingEvents.0.amountValue
Mostar Labs: 100000. Mostar Labs received CAD 100,000 to test LilyPad through the COAST Innovation Challenge, aimed at remote coastal electrification. Technologies are to be tested at the BC Marine Energy and Decarbonization Hub, with Coast Guard operational challenges informing the programme.
Supports: Demonstration funding funding event
Source location: fundingEvents.0.disclosedSummary
Mostar Labs received CAD 100,000 through the COAST Innovation Challenge to test LilyPad for renewable power in remote coastal operations.
Supports: Profile · current activity
In a September 9, 2026 Innovate BC announcement, Mostar’s CEO reported LilyPad deployment at a remote coastal site with an end user as part of demonstration work.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Derived interpretation using this premise: The September 9, 2026 announcement quotes Mostar’s CEO saying LilyPad is being deployed at a remote coastal site with a real end user under demonstration support. It does not disclose the end user’s identity, completed results or an autonomous-vessel charging interface.
Derived from Innovate BC and Government of British Columbia: The September 9, 2026 announcement quotes Mostar’s CEO saying LilyPad is being deployed at a remote coastal site with a real end user under demonstration support. It does not disclose the end user’s identity, completed results or an autonomous-vessel charging interface.
Supports: Profile · current activity as of
Mostar Labs: 2026-09-09. The September 9, 2026 announcement quotes Mostar’s CEO saying LilyPad is being deployed at a remote coastal site with a real end user under demonstration support. It does not disclose the end user’s identity, completed results or an autonomous-vessel charging interface.
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