OZARC — Remote Power Infrastructure
Aerial view of a remote workers' camp with solar arrays at sunset

Remote Power Infrastructure

Reliable Power. Wherever Work Takes You.

OZARC is a Northern Territory-focused remote power infrastructure and services business. We develop mobile hybrid power solutions for remote workers’ camps and industrial operations across Northern Australia. Combining solar generation, battery storage, intelligent controls and dependable generator backup, we focus on reliable power, lower diesel dependence and practical deployment in remote environments.

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Why remote power needs a better approach

Remote Operations Need More Than a Generator.

For remote workers’ camps, electricity is an essential part of daily operations. Accommodation, kitchens, laundries, refrigeration, water systems and communications all depend on reliable power. Diesel-only generation can bring significant fuel, transport and maintenance costs, particularly as camps expand or relocate. OZARC is developing a more flexible approach — integrating renewable generation and energy storage with dependable generator backup to better match the way remote sites actually operate.

Diesel Dependence

Fuel consumption, delivery logistics and exposure to changing costs.

Power Reliability

Continuous electricity for essential camp operations and critical loads.

Remote Logistics

Equipment transport, installation and maintenance across remote locations.

Changing Site Needs

Power requirements that evolve as camps grow, contract or relocate.

Our initial business focus

Mobile Power. Built Around Your Camp.

OZARC Camp Power brings together solar PV, battery energy storage, generator backup and intelligent energy management in a coordinated hybrid power solution. Each system is assessed against the site’s actual electricity demand, operating conditions and project duration. Our objective is straightforward: maintain dependable electricity while identifying practical opportunities to reduce diesel consumption and operating costs.

Battery container, solar array and generator on a remote site

AI-generated indicative system configuration — not installed equipment

The OZARC advantage

Designed for the Realities of Northern Australia.

Reliable by Design

Hybrid system design that considers essential loads, generator backup and site operating requirements.

Less Reliance on Diesel

Solar generation and battery storage can reduce generator runtime and fuel consumption where the load profile supports it.

Flexible and Relocatable

Mobile configurations designed with transport, deployment and changing project requirements in mind.

How we work

From Site Requirements to a Practical Power Solution.

  1. 1

    Assess the Site

    Understand camp operations, electricity demand, existing generators and diesel use.

  2. 2

    Engineer the Solution

    Develop a site-specific hybrid power configuration and assess technical requirements.

  3. 3

    Build the Business Case

    Compare capital, hire arrangements, operating costs and potential fuel savings.

  4. 4

    Deploy and Support

    Coordinate delivery, installation, commissioning and ongoing service arrangements.

Darwin port industrial wharf at dusk

Northern Territory leadership

Local Knowledge. Integrated Expertise.

OZARC brings together Northern Territory industry experience, infrastructure development, engineering, global supply chain capability and local project delivery expertise. Our team understands that remote energy projects require more than equipment. They require sound engineering, practical logistics, commercial discipline and people who can work with customers on the ground.

Let’s Understand Your Power Requirements.

Planning a new camp or looking to improve an existing diesel power setup? Tell us about your site, and we can discuss a practical pathway for assessing your power requirements.