Real estate development is an adjacent field for us
GRIDAEND's main business is energy, built around solar. Real estate development is where we extend that capability. It is registered as real estate development and supply on our business registration, and included in the objects clause of our articles of incorporation.
What we do is not to act as developer ourselves. We calculate the energy potential a site or a building holds and feed it into the development plan. Adding solar revenue changes the project's economics, and sometimes that difference is what decides whether the project happens at all.
What we assess
Logistics centers and industrial estate sites
Large roofs and parking areas used together, with the energy revenue written into the development plan.
Refurbishment of aging buildings
Applying BIPV when the façade is being replaced displaces the cladding cost while securing the energy performance.
Idle local government and public land
Underused public sites, assessed in combination with community-participation generation projects.
Sites already earmarked for development
Building the energy equipment in from the permitting stage beats adding it later, on both cost and performance.
What GRIDAEND does
| Stage | What happens |
|---|---|
| Planning | Quantifying the energy potential of the site or building, and reviewing the equipment types and capacities that can be applied |
| Feasibility | Project economics with the energy revenue included, and a review of permitting and regulation |
| Structuring | Designing ownership and revenue — lease, owner-invested, investor-backed — and, where needed, the equity and financing structure |
| Partner introductions | Connecting design, construction, and financing partners, and comparing their terms |
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Case studies will be published as projects progress. We do not disclose information on sites currently in progress.