Host partner program
Host the hub. Keep your capital.
GridLynQ builds bidirectional storage and charging on marina, boat yard and campground property — funded, owned and maintained by us. You provide the ground and the demand; the footprint we energize earns for the property from the day it goes live.
- Host capital required
- $0
- Battery performance risk
- Ours
- Assessment turnaround
- Days, not months
Who hosts
Waterfront and outdoor-hospitality property, working harder between seasons
Marinas & boat yards
Wet slips, dry stack and service bays become metered bidirectional shore power on a modernized service you did not pay to build.
See the detailCampgrounds & RV parks
Pedestal upgrades and resilient power for rigs and tow vehicles, sized to your peak weekends rather than your worst-case bill.
See the detailMunicipal & town-owned sites
Town marinas and public waterfronts get resilience and a new revenue line without a bond, a warrant article or a rate increase.
See the detailWhat you actually have to do
We sign, we build, we handle the utility
Hosts tell us the same thing: the idea is fine, the process is the problem. So we took the process. You sign a lease for space you already own and keep running your season — the upgrade work, the electrical crews and the utility conversation are ours.
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We sign the lease
A long-term lease on the footprint we need. No capital from you, no equipment to buy, no performance risk to carry — and the term transfers if you ever sell the property.
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We perform the upgrade
GridLynQ and our certified electrician partners do the service, panel and bidirectional charging work ourselves. One crew, one schedule, one company answering for it.
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We handle the utility
Your site goes to the utility inside a block of other ready sites rather than alone at the back of a queue. Aggregating the paperwork is our job, not yours.
The offering
Hub and spoke: one anchor site, a cluster of properties behind it
A single property rarely justifies grid-scale storage on its own. We build the hub once, on the site best able to carry it, then link the properties around it as spokes so the whole cluster shares one interconnection, one control system and one operating team.
One anchor site carries the hub
We site a prefabricated battery block on an anchor property inside your cluster — screened for flood elevation, fire access, salt exposure and feeder headroom before anything is committed.
Nearby properties link in as spokes
Slips, racks, pads and pedestals within electrical and contractual reach of the hub connect as spokes, so a smaller property gets hub-scale capability it could never justify alone.
Capacity is added as demand arrives
Build-out uses standard prefabricated blocks, added one at a time as demand grows — you are never asked to pre-buy capacity for enrollment that has not shown up yet.
Interactive hub & spoke model
Add prefabricated battery blocks and watch how capacity flows to each connected property.
Slip pedestals carry bidirectional feeders. Enrolled vessel batteries dwell at the dock and answer hub dispatch without the operator touching a thing. In support mode the hub pushes stored energy out to this property during peaks and outages.
Capacity, commercial terms, pricing and the underlying model are released after your request is reviewed, under confidentiality.
Walk the full nine-phase deploymentKey terms
What you agree to, in plain language
No capital outlay
GridLynQ funds and owns the battery hub, the bidirectional pedestals, switchgear, interconnection works and the electrical build. No host borrowing, no capital calls, no budget line.
Performance and replacement are ours
Battery performance against contracted capacity and availability targets is GridLynQ's obligation. Monitoring, warranty administration, end-of-life replacement and recycling sit with us.
A long-term site relationship
The hub sits on your ground under a long-term host site agreement, so the property earns from the footprint we energize for the life of the asset. Term length and renewal structure are walked through privately.
Incentive sharing: 75% and 90%
Where an incentive is attributable to the hub assets GridLynQ paid for, 75% of local property tax abatements and 90% of state and federal grant funding flow back to the capital that earned them. The host retains the balance, and never pays out of pocket.
| Incentive received by the host | To GridLynQ | Host retains |
|---|---|---|
| Local property tax abatement, exemption, credit or PILOT on the hub assets | 75% | 25% |
| State and federal grant funding secured for the hub assets | 90% | 10% |
| Any incentive not attributable to the hub assets (docks, buildings, site work) | 0% | 100% |
Abatement share is measured against the assessor's record; grant share is measured on proceeds actually disbursed, net of pre-approved third-party application and engineering cost. Remittance is due 30 days after the tax bill or the disbursement, and can be offset against amounts GridLynQ otherwise owes the host. Reductions and clawbacks are trued up in the same proportion. A full FAQ and term sheet are provided with your assessment.
What the host gets
You provide the site. We fund, build, own and stand behind the system.
GridLynQ does not sell equipment and walk away. We finance and install the system on the ground we energize, we operate it, and we carry full responsibility for battery performance and replacement. Agreement structure and commercial terms are walked through privately during your site assessment.
We fund and build it
GridLynQ pays for the equipment, the interconnection and the electrical work. There is no capital ask, no borrowing and no line item in your budget.
You earn from day one
The footprint we energize earns for the property from the moment the system is live, alongside a modernized electrical service you did not have to pay to build.
Performance is our obligation
GridLynQ stands behind battery performance against contracted capacity and availability targets. If a block underperforms, we make it right — not the host.
Replacement is our cost
Every cell, inverter and control system is ours to monitor, maintain and replace at end of life. Zero capital calls, zero disposal liability for the host.
Battery performance, safety monitoring, warranty administration and end-of-life replacement and recycling sit with GridLynQ. Agreement length, renewal structure and the rest of the commercial terms are reviewed with you directly, under confidentiality.
If the relationship doesn’t work — your exit termsGetting started
Three steps from enquiry to a hub on the ground
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Send us the property
Two minutes of detail — location, slip or site count, and a recent utility bill if you have one to hand.
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Site assessment
We screen load, service capacity, siting constraints and feeder headroom, then walk you through the figures and the full commercial terms under confidentiality.
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Agreement and build
Host site agreement, interconnection filing, permitting, then a prefabricated build with a delivery schedule you can hold us to.
Nothing is binding until a host site agreement is signed, and the assessment costs you nothing.