Your rates. Your slips. Your number.
Type in what you actually pay for power and how many slips you run. The model reworks your bill as it would look with a GridLynQ energy block on the property — and the marina puts in no capital, so every dollar below is against nothing spent.
0.85 means 85% of slips rented on average.
0.4 means 40% of your kWh land in peak hours.
A dispatch revenue share is paid on top of this from year 3, along with a slip-discount pool you can market to your customers. The rate and the dollars are set against your site at the assessment, not on a public page.
$82,219 in year one against $0 of marina capital, which is 26% of your current power bill. Year one is bill relief; the cheque starts in year 3.
- Shore power rebuilt to modern pedestals and feeders at our cost — a capital improvement on their balance sheet, not ours to take back.
- A slip-discount programme they can market this season, funded out of the share.
- A recorded agreement that runs with the land, so the improvement follows a sale.
A model, not a quote. Savings are computed from the rates you entered and a seasonal load shape; your actual bill depends on your tariff, your utility's interconnection terms and the capacity granted at your site.