GridLynQ Turns Marinas Into Battery Farms
A V2G infrastructure company that helps marinas, boatyards, campgrounds, RV resorts, and waterfront condos turn parked electric vessels and recreational vehicles into dispatchable grid assets.
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A V2G infrastructure company that helps marinas, boatyards, campgrounds, RV resorts, and waterfront condos turn parked electric vessels and recreational vehicles into dispatchable grid assets.
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