Press kit
The story, the facts we can stand behind, the deck we show investors, the investment terms and the logo pack. No sign-in and no request form — take what you need.
Four paragraphs you are welcome to quote or paraphrase. The long version, with the investor pitch written out and quotes from Kyle Ritchie, is on the media page.
Docks and RV pedestals were wired for a different era. As electric boats and vehicles arrive, the power at the end of the pier runs out long before demand does — and the utility upgrade that would fix it is slow and expensive for a property owner to carry alone.
GridLynQ builds V2G-enabled storage and bidirectional charging on marina, boat yard, campground and RV park property. Capacity arrives as a prefabricated battery block, standard prefabricated blocks, added one at a time as demand grows, so a site grows with its own demand.
The host contributes the site under a long-term host site agreement. GridLynQ funds and owns the hardware and carries the performance and replacement obligation, so the property owner puts in no capital.
Instead of one property waiting years for a single upgrade, a cluster of ready sites can be presented to the utility together — storage that shaves the property's own peaks today and supports the grid at the times it is most strained.
To put real electrical capacity at the water’s edge and at the campsite — funded and owned by us, never by the property — so that boats and vehicles can plug in where they already are, and the grid gains storage where it is most strained.
How a GridLynQ cluster is actually built, in the terms we use ourselves.
A 5 MW prefabricated battery block, factory-built as a container set and delivered to a prepared pad. It is the same unit everywhere, so a new site is a purchase order rather than a fresh engineering exercise.
The first site in a cluster takes at least one block and becomes the hub. It carries the interconnection, the control equipment and the operating relationship with the utility for everything around it.
Nearby marinas, boat yards and RV parks attach to that hub as spokes. They get bidirectional dock or pedestal power without each one negotiating its own upgrade from scratch.
Repeating one unit means cost falls as the count rises, replacement is a swap rather than a rebuild, and a cluster can grow year by year without re-permitting the whole design.
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Ten slides: the grid problem, the lease model, the hub-and-spoke build, the pilot environments and the capital structure.
DownloadFull logo and square mark for light and dark backgrounds, the wordmark, and a one-page note on colour, clear space and how to write the name.
DownloadThe seed structure in plain language: both tranches, the lease, interconnection and lien conditions, how the equity vests, and the status disclosures below.
Logo artwork, the brand palette with hex values, typography and how to write the GridLynQ name — as a four-page PDF, or read it on the page.
The same ten slides we walk investors through.
So nothing in your piece overstates where we are.
Interviews, fact checks, site visits and image requests all go to the same place. We answer press mail before anything else in the queue.
Kyle Ritchie
Chief Executive Officer, GridLynQ Inc.
press@gridlynq.comName check: GridLynQ, one word, capital G, capital L, capital Q. Spoken aloud it is “grid link”.
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No GridLynQ block is energized yet. Every figure shown is a modelled profile of a candidate site's conditions — speculative, not measured, and not a quote or a guarantee of results.