Media package
Our logo, our colours, and how to write the name.
Everything on this page is cleared for publication. Take the artwork, match the palette, and use the name the way it is written here.
The logo
Use the full logo wherever there is room. Use the square mark only where the name already appears in the surrounding text. Never redraw, recolour, stretch or add effects to either.
Clear space: keep space equal to the height of the Q on all four sides. Minimum size: 24 mm wide in print or 120 px on screen for the full logo; 12 mm or 48 px for the square mark.
Brand colours
The palette is called Electric tide: a midnight teal ground with mint and lime carrying the energy. Mint is the single action colour; lime is used sparingly for emphasis.
Midnight teal
#001819
Background and deep panels
Deep tide
#022423
Cards and raised surfaces
Mint
#45E7A9
Primary action, links, highlights
Lime
#B8F163
Emphasis and accent only
Sea foam
#E9F5EF
Body text on dark
Tide grey
#9BB5AD
Secondary text
Hairline
#224442
Borders and rules
Signature gradient
Mint #45E7A9 to #83EE88 to lime #B8F163 on a 120 degree axis. Use it behind headline panels only, never under body text.
Typography and the name
Headlines are set in Space Grotesk, semibold or bold. Body text is DM Sans, regular. Both are free from Google Fonts. Where neither is available, substitute a neutral grotesque and keep headline weight clearly heavier than body weight.
Write it GridLynQ
One word, capital G, capital L, capital Q. Never GridLink, Grid Link, Gridlinq or GRIDLYNQ in running text.
Say it grid-link
In broadcast and audio the name is spoken as "grid link". The Q is not pronounced separately.
The company
GridLynQ Inc., a Rhode Island company based in Bristol, Rhode Island.
First reference
"GridLynQ Inc." on first mention, "GridLynQ" thereafter.
Chief executive
Kyle Ritchie, Chief Executive Officer. Quotes are attributed to Kyle Ritchie, CEO of GridLynQ Inc.
What we do
GridLynQ builds vehicle-to-grid battery storage and bidirectional charging on marina, boat yard, campground and RV park property. The host contributes the site under a long-term lease; GridLynQ funds, owns, operates and guarantees the equipment, so the property owner puts in no capital.
What is true today
- No block is energized yet. Every performance figure we publish is modelled, not measured.
- No pilot site is named publicly until the host agreement is signed and the host agrees.
- The patent is provisional and pending. It has not been examined or granted.
- The EcoJiva technology relationship is at term-sheet stage, not executed.
- The government channel is at registration stage. There is no federal award.
Press office
Interview requests, artwork at other sizes, or a fact check before you publish — email us and we will come back to you.
Media contact: Kyle Ritchie, Chief Executive Officer, GridLynQ Inc.