Wilmington, North Carolina

Off-season sites leased to a fleet that pays twice

An off-season campground leased 40 sites to an electric delivery fleet, turning idle winter loops into a weekday-predictable V2G resource.

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Scale

180 sites, 40 leased to fleet

Service

Upgraded three-phase feeder to fleet loop

V2G enabled

40 fleet bays + 28 seasonal pedestals

The starting point

Sites sat empty from November through March with fixed infrastructure costs continuing.
The local fleet operator needed overnight depot charging without building its own yard.
Storm outages regularly took the bathhouse and office offline.

Phase 1
Feeder upgrade
A dedicated three-phase feeder was pulled to the winter loop, sized for simultaneous fleet charging and export.
Phase 2
Depot bays
Forty bidirectional bays were commissioned with departure-time scheduling so every van leaves at target charge.
Phase 3
Dual revenue
The campground bills the fleet for delivered energy and shares grid program revenue earned from parked capacity overnight.
Phase 4
Critical circuit
Bathhouse, office and well pump were moved onto an islandable circuit backed by depot capacity.

$52k

Off-season revenue from previously idle sites

100%

Fleet departures met at target state of charge

14 hrs

Bathhouse and office uptime in a winter storm outage

Measured against a twelve-month pre-V2G baseline at Coastal Fleet Depot at Bayside Campground.

Metric	Before	After V2G	Change
November–March site revenue	$0	$52,000	new line item
Fleet energy delivered and billed	0 MWh	486 MWh / yr	+$41k billed
Fleet departures at target charge	n/a	100%	0 missed runs
Bathhouse outage runtime	0 hrs	14 hrs	+14 hrs

Annual value: $52,000 off-season revenue plus shared program income
Capital required: $96,000 feeder upgrade, cost-shared with the fleet operator
Payback: 9 months from first fleet night
Time to value: 10 weeks from lease signature to depot go-live

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"November used to be dead. Now the quietest loop on the property is the one making money five nights a week."
— Owner, Bayside Campground

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$52k off-season revenue from previously idle sites

Coastal Fleet Depot at Bayside Campground — Wilmington, North Carolina

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