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Site-appropriate renewable generation selected through engineering.
Next-generation clean energy infrastructure
The first node in a new Canadian energy network.
GridWeave is developing a modular renewable energy generation and storage project on a secured 150-acre campus in Waterloo, Ontario. The birthplace of BlackBerry, home to Google, Oracle, tech pioneers, innovators, and industry giants. We are aiming to raise $3.5–5 million to engineer, connect, build and validate the first commercial node of a scalable mesh energy infrastructure network in Canada.
NODE 01 / BADEN
GW
Generation
Storage
Grid
Customer load
01 / THE THESIS
Build one node.
Prove the network.
GridWeave is raising first-round capital to establish the technical, commercial and operating evidence required to scale a true energy mesh grid responsibly.
Each future node is intended to combine generation, storage, intelligent controls and customer demand in a repeatable infrastructure model.
Baden Campus150 acres
Live Google Maps satellite view / Baden, Ontario
02 / THE FIRST SITE
This is where the platform becomes measurable.
A controlled campus gives GridWeave the physical foundation to advance site planning, energy infrastructure and future colocated demand within one development environment.
LocationBaden, Ontario
Site scale150 acres
Phase 1Energy proof of concept
Expansion pathColocated customer loads
Final system size, technology mix, interconnection scope and commissioning schedule remain subject to engineering, utility studies, vendor selection and required approvals.
03 / THE PLATFORM
Deployment discipline,
not speculative R&D.
GridWeave intends to integrate commercially available technologies into a coordinated energy node. Vendor selection will be governed by bankability, warranty strength, operating data and lifecycle economics.
GridWeave is designed for the next generation of power demand—capturing, storing and intelligently delivering energy for data centres, AI infrastructure and other high-demand operations.
Store
Dispatchable storage sized against grid and customer-value cases.
Control
Energy-management software coordinates generation, storage and load.
Deliver
Power is directed to the highest-value eligible use or counterparty.
04 / COMMERCIAL MODEL
One asset. Multiple paths to value.
Phase 1 is being structured around a disciplined revenue stack. Individual streams will be included only where technical eligibility, market access and counterparty terms can be substantiated.
Energy value
Store and dispatch electricity when it is most valuable.
Grid services
Pursue eligible capacity, reliability and ancillary-service revenues.
Customer power
Develop contracted, behind-the-meter supply for colocated loads.
Site replication
Apply a proven development and operating template to future nodes.
05 / CAPITAL PLAN
Target proof-of-concept raise
$3.5–5MStructured to move Baden from project definition to an operating, measurable first node.
Indicative use of funds
Generation & storage equipment45–55%
Interconnection, electrical & controls15–20%
Civil works & site preparation8–12%
Engineering, studies & approvals7–10%
Contingency & working capital10–15%
Ranges are planning assumptions and will be replaced by engineering and vendor-supported budgets.
06 / DE-RISKING ROADMAP
Capital tied to visible milestones.
Define
Complete preliminary engineering, site planning, technology selection and the commercial operating model.
Connect
Advance the applicable distributor and system-operator studies toward a defined interconnection pathway.
Build
Procure, install and commission a modular generation, storage and controls platform at Baden.
Validate
Produce measured operating, dispatch and financial data suitable for underwriting the next node.
07 / THE NETWORK
National ambition, earned one node at a time.
Baden is intended to produce the operating evidence, delivery relationships and underwriting template for expansion. GridWeave’s long-term opportunity is a privately held network of distributed energy assets—not a single oversized flagship.
08 / FOUNDERS
Founder-led, with an operator’s discipline.
Charles Corrigan
Founder · Strategic Lead · Capital & Development
Charles is a Canadian founder-operator building asset-backed businesses across infrastructure, applied technology and real-world operations. He brings direct experience in company formation, growth, partnership development and investor communication.
His prior work as an innovator has received recognition from Forbes, Inc. Magazine and Yahoo! Finance, and he has been awarded multiple patents over the past decade. He has lectured on the future intersection of science, technology and human-centric initiatives at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, and endeavours to build a shared future with like-minded individuals and teams.
At GridWeave, Charles is responsible for the Baden campus development thesis, strategic relationships, and assembling the specialist delivery team required to move the first node from concept to operation.
Contact Charles about GridWeave
Dan Jackson
Co-Founder · Operations, Development & Execution
Dan is a seasoned entrepreneur with more than 25 years of experience building, scaling and operating businesses. He brings a practical, business-first approach to GridWeave, with deep experience in team building, systems design, strategic relationships and translating complex development concepts into coordinated execution plans.
Throughout his career, Dan has cultivated relationships across the development ecosystem, including developers, landowners, construction partners, project-management teams and manufacturing pathways. His focus on long-term alignment helps ensure that partnerships are commercially sound, operationally sustainable and structured to produce measurable outcomes.
At GridWeave, Dan is responsible for operational planning, development coordination and partner alignment—helping assemble the people, systems and delivery pathways required to move the first energy node from concept through construction and into operation.
INVESTOR ACCESS
Help build the first node.
GridWeave is opening conversations with qualified family offices, private-equity and venture investors, strategic partners and sophisticated private investors with an understanding of real assets and infrastructure development.
Request the GridWeave investment materials
- Project overview and development thesis
- Capital plan and milestone framework
- Technology and commercial-model assumptions
- Management discussion