Local installations working together as one energy system.

Behind the meter, more and more controllable devices are appearing: heat pumps, batteries, inverters, charge points and building installations. Electrification is making homes and buildings more flexible than ever.

In practice, almost every device optimises in isolation. A heat pump has no idea what the battery is doing, and neither knows how much room is available on the local grid.

Gridlinq was founded on the idea that the next step is coordination — not only based on the electricity price, but also on the actual physical capacity of the grid.

The concept stems from hands-on experience with heat pumps, underground energy systems and smart controls. Gridlinq is a young initiative in development; we make no claims about customer numbers or systems deployed.