Entogo
Corporate brand
UnclaimedToronto-based clean-energy and electrical-power equipment maker supplying transformers, switchgear, energy storage and EV charging from its own source factory.
Last updated September 28, 2026
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Overview
Entogo is a Canada-based clean-energy and electrical-power equipment company headquartered in Toronto, Ontario. Established in Canada in 2022, it was built on a founding team and core technical group with more than 15 years of experience across the power-equipment, electrical-infrastructure, renewable-energy and EV-charging sectors. The company positions itself around a simple proposition: engineered power equipment built for the energy transition, combining North American market insight with full control over manufacturing through its own source factory. Entogo's portfolio spans transformers and prefabricated substations, medium- and low-voltage switchgear and distribution equipment, battery energy storage systems, EV charging infrastructure, and photovoltaic-storage-charging integrated systems. Its transformer range includes oil-immersed and dry-type units, pole-mounted and pad-mounted distribution transformers, and prefabricated substations for distribution, grid connection and renewable interconnection. Switchgear offerings cover medium- and low-voltage switchgear, ring main units and distribution boxes. On the storage side it offers air- and liquid-cooled commercial and industrial battery storage plus containerized and grid-scale systems, while its EV charging line includes AC and DC chargers and integrated PV-storage-charging systems for sites, fleets and depots. The company serves utilities, EPC contractors, charging-network operators, renewable-energy developers, commercial and industrial clients, infrastructure and real-estate developers, automotive-OEM partners and global project stakeholders across North America and other global markets. Its expertise is grounded in real-world project experience spanning real-estate developments, public buildings, public charging stations, dedicated bus-charging depots, automotive-OEM supporting facilities, renewable-energy grid-connection projects and integrated solar-storage-charging solutions. A defining feature of Entogo's model is vertical integration. It operates its own intelligent manufacturing base of roughly 20,000 m² focused on transformers, substations and switchgear, with dedicated EV charging-equipment lines alongside. Owning the factory and a vertically integrated supply chain gives the company scalable capacity and lets it quote a guaranteed standard lead time of about 12 weeks — a sharp contrast to the one-to-four-year backlogs that became common in the merchant transformer market. Entogo publishes its capacity and lead-time figures rather than treating them as confidential, arguing that lead time has become the deciding factor for its buyers and that transparency is the fastest way to earn trust. By the end of 2025, its teams had delivered more than 1,200 projects. The same factory and quality system are also open to partners on an OEM and contract-manufacturing basis, including build-to-print or private-label production of transformers, switchgear and power-distribution equipment for OEM brands, EPCs, distributors and sales representatives.
History
Entogo was established in Canada in 2022 and is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario. It was founded on the strength of a founding team and core technical group with more than 15 years of experience across the power-equipment, electrical-infrastructure, renewable-energy and EV-charging sectors. From the outset the company pursued a vertically integrated model, building and operating its own source factory — an intelligent manufacturing base of roughly 20,000 m² focused on transformers, substations and switchgear, with dedicated EV charging-equipment lines alongside. Rather than acting purely as a trading or distribution intermediary, Entogo positioned itself as a manufacturer with full control over how its equipment is made. This ownership of the factory and a complete, vertically integrated production and supply chain gave the company scalable capacity and, critically, the ability to quote a guaranteed standard lead time of about 12 weeks. That figure was framed explicitly against the one-to-four-year backlogs that had become common in the merchant transformer market, and Entogo chose to publish its capacity and lead-time data rather than treat them as confidential, arguing that lead time had become the deciding factor for its buyers. The company built its portfolio around the needs of the energy transition: transformers and prefabricated substations for distribution, grid connection and renewable interconnection; medium- and low-voltage switchgear and distribution equipment; battery energy storage systems ranging from air- and liquid-cooled commercial and industrial units to containerized and grid-scale systems; EV charging infrastructure including AC and DC chargers; and photovoltaic-storage-charging integrated systems for sites, fleets and depots. Its engineering is grounded in real-world project experience spanning real-estate developments, public buildings, public charging stations, dedicated bus-charging depots, automotive-OEM supporting facilities, renewable-energy grid-connection projects and integrated solar-storage-charging solutions. Entogo serves utilities, EPC contractors, charging-network operators, renewable-energy developers, commercial and industrial clients, infrastructure and real-estate developers, automotive-OEM partners and global project stakeholders across North America and other global markets. By the end of 2025, its teams had delivered more than 1,200 projects. Beyond selling under its own brand, the company opened its factory and quality system to partners on an OEM and contract-manufacturing basis, offering build-to-print or private-label production of transformers, switchgear and power-distribution equipment for OEM brands, EPCs, distributors and sales representatives.
- 2025
By the end of 2025, Entogo's teams had delivered more than 1,200 projects.
- 2022
Entogo is established in Canada and headquartered in Toronto, Ontario.
Entogo operates its own intelligent manufacturing base of roughly 20,000 m² focused on transformers, substations and switchgear, with dedicated EV charging-equipment lines.
Entogo publishes a guaranteed standard lead time of about 12 weeks, contrasting with one-to-four-year merchant-market backlogs.
Products and positioning
Engineered power equipment for the energy transition, pairing North American market insight with an owned source factory and a guaranteed ~12-week standard lead time versus multi-year merchant-market backlogs.
Three-Phase Pad-Mounted Distribution Transformer
Three-phase pad-mounted distribution transformer for North-American utility, commercial and industrial service — 75–2500 kVA, 12.47–34.5 kV class primary to 480Y/277 or 208Y/120 secondary, dead-front loop/radial-feed, NEMA 3R. Designed to IEEE C57.12.34 and DOE 10 CFR 431; UL/CSA certifiable.
36 kV Outdoor Compact Unit Substation
A factory-assembled outdoor unit substation — incoming 34.5 / 35 kV switchgear, liquid-filled step-up or step-down transformer (1,000 – 10,000 kVA) and a low-voltage section in one weather-tight enclosure — for solar PV, wind, and industrial interconnection. Built to IEEE C37.121, ANSI C57.12.34 and IEC 62271-202.
Amorphous-Core Dry-Type Transformer (High-Efficiency)
A high-efficiency amorphous-metal-core dry-type transformer with very low no-load loss, low noise and low partial discharge — 30–2500 kVA, medium voltage to 35 kV class stepping to 480/208 V, fire-safe. Designed to UL 1562, CSA C9/C802.2 and DOE 10 CFR 431; UL/CSA certifiable.
Modular Skid-Mounted Unit Substation (Step-Up / Collector)
A fully modular, skid-mounted unit substation for renewable collector and step-up (boosting) duty — cutting site footprint ~30% and design/install time ~70%, with cloud-based remote diagnostics. Up to 38 kV class, 60 Hz; designed to IEEE C37.121/ANSI C57.12.34; UL/CSA certifiable.
36 kV Oil-Immersed Power Transformer
A liquid-filled (mineral oil) three-phase power transformer for substation and subtransmission duty in 34.5 / 35 / 36 kV networks, rated 2.5 to 31.5 MVA with ONAN / ONAF cooling, off-circuit or on-load tap changing and copper windings, designed to IEEE C57.12.00 / C57.12.10 and IEC 60076.
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