GridPass helps large electricity users assess flexible connection terms, plan approved site controls and record each response. For factories and data centres. A network operator decides whether capacity is available and on what terms.
Illustrative software model. Network capacity, connection terms and site permissions are set outside GridPass.
GridPass services
Review contracted capacity, peak demand and energy costs. Start with a free first site review.
Explore energy optimisation → GRID ACCESSReview site demand, connection terms and routes to investigate more usable capacity.
Explore grid access → LOAD BALANCINGPlan battery, approved site loads and opt-in workloads around site priorities.
Explore load balancing → FACTORIESIdentify candidate flexibility while keeping protected process loads out of control.
Explore factory flexibility → DATA CENTRESAssess flexible terms, battery needs, approved site resources and staged control.
Explore data-centre flexibility → SITE SELECTIONScreen a site’s load, connection information and flexible options before a lease or expansion.
Explore site power feasibility → GRID OPERATORSDiscuss control boundaries, limit response and event evidence for flexible connections.
Explore the operator offer →We run a year of your site load against the grid operator's terms. You see how much flexible capacity you can sign and what battery you need.
Use the battery first, then approved flexible site loads, then operator-owned opt-in workloads. Protected process loads and third-party tenant loads are never curtailed.
Record each limit event against site measurements. A deployed system must agree the data, access and record format with the site and operator.
Review a proposed site response to flexible connection limits and its event evidence.
Assess battery and approved workload response while protecting tenant-owned loads.
Protect process lines and review candidate flexibility such as compressed air, chillers and fleet charging.
See a focused control product for large loads seeking flexible grid capacity, with a path from site assessment to verified operation.
Try a software simulation for an AI data centre or a factory. Lower the import ceiling, raise it to allow optional battery charging, and inspect the site response.
Test a 2 MW reduction, a two-hour grid event and the value of earlier capacity.
ILLUSTRATIVE MODELSee the battery and controller concept for an AI campus with conditional grid access.
ILLUSTRATIVE MODELExplore a larger grid-curtailment case using approved site flexibility and battery support.
Contact
We are looking for pilot sites, and for grid operators who want to talk. Write to us or book a call.
Regulatory path
Article 6a of Directive (EU) 2024/1711 sets a framework for flexible connection agreements where capacity is limited. The directive requires a certified power control system for a system user connecting through such an agreement. GridPass is not certified. Certification is planned work.
Article 6a requires a certified power control system for users connecting through a flexible agreement. GridPass is working towards this requirement. Directive (EU) 2024/1711, Article 6a ↗