Case study library
Example outcomes from V2G properties.
V2G-enabled storage slips, transient and fleet campground systems, and condo common-area backup. Every deployment started the same way: vehicles and vessels sitting plugged in for months with no way to bill, meter or monetize the power flowing to them.
Traverse City, Michigan
Northpoint Marina
Seasonal wet slips + winter dry storage
40 bidirectional pedestals
$61k first full-season grid program revenueMarinas & boatyards
220 seasonal slips where vessels sit plugged in for eight months. Forty bidirectional pedestals now bid stored battery capacity into the utility's summer peak program.
Annapolis, Maryland
Cedar Point Boatyard
Year-round dry storage + service yard
72 bidirectional storage bays
$44k off-season availability paymentsBoat storage
A 310-vessel storage yard where hulls sit for six to nine months. Stored electric propulsion packs became a winter frequency-response resource.
Charleston, South Carolina
Harbor Landing Marina Club
Condominium marina with annual slips
58 bidirectional pedestals
$0 dues increase in three consecutive yearsCondo associations
An owner-association marina with 140 annual slips. V2G capacity now offsets common-area demand charges and backs up the clubhouse during hurricane season.
Bend, Oregon
Silver Pines RV Resort
Transient loops + full-time seasonal sites
90 bidirectional pedestals
$38k annual grid revenue plus metered charging recoveryCampgrounds & fleets
A 260-site resort split between weekend transients and full-time seasonals. Ninety 50A pedestals now meter transient charging and dispatch seasonal battery capacity into evening peaks.
Wilmington, North Carolina
Coastal Fleet Depot at Bayside Campground
Campground with contracted overnight fleet parking
40 fleet bays + 28 seasonal pedestals
$52k off-season revenue from previously idle sitesCampgrounds & fleets
An off-season campground leased 40 sites to an electric delivery fleet, turning idle winter loops into a weekday-predictable V2G resource.
Stamford, Connecticut
Lighthouse Point Residences
Condominium association, garage + common-area backup
62 bidirectional garage bays + 24 dock pedestals
34% common-area demand charge reductionCondo associations
A 190-unit waterfront association put resident EVs and slip-side tenders behind a common-area microgrid that carries elevators, pumps and hallway lighting through outages.
Fort Myers, Florida
Riverbend Dry Stack
Indoor dry stack with rack-level circuits
96 rack-level bidirectional circuits
$71k combined billed charging and program revenue, year oneBoat storage
A 420-vessel indoor dry stack added rack-level bidirectional circuits, billing maintenance charging by the kilowatt-hour and dispatching stored packs during hurricane-season peaks.