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Dated Sep 9, 2026
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.
Source: Mostar LilyPad remote coastal demonstration update (opens in a new tab)Technologies and services
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Marine energy infrastructure
LilyPad modular floating energy and charging platform
What it enables
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 strength: ModerateLast reviewed Sep 22, 2026
Operating context
Maturity
Funded development project with reported coastal demonstration
Availability
Operator demonstrations underway; commercial interfaces and acceptance terms not disclosed.
Decision-useful features
- Mobile, configurable floating platform
- Electric-vessel charging concept
- Smart-grid integration
Technical detail and applications
Documented applications. Coastal vessel electrification · Remote marine power · Flexible seasonal infrastructure
- Emergency-power functions
Public record
Public programs and contracts
Dated participation, delivery roles, partnerships, and disclosed funding provide the operating context behind the profile.
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.
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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.
Geography
Langford, BC
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Public sources
5
Last reviewed
Sep 22, 2026
Identity and profile
- Open source: Ocean Supercluster Lilypad electric charge barge project (opens in a new tab)
Ocean Supercluster Lilypad electric charge barge project
Canada’s Ocean Supercluster
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