Vertical-axis wind turbines and solar arrays on rolling farmland at sunset near Baden, Ontario

Localized energy, deployed instantly.

Distributed energy infrastructure for the next generation of demand.

Baden, Ontario
Explore the first node

01 / The Shift

Energy demand is changing.

The grid was built for a different era. Demand is increasing. Infrastructure is constrained. New loads are emerging in places the existing system was not designed to serve.

GridWeave is building closer to the point of demand.
Solar array and wind turbines across open countryside at golden hour

02 / The Model

Generate. Store.
Control. Deliver.

GridWeave integrates renewable generation, energy storage and intelligent controls into modular energy nodes. Each node is designed to operate independently and scale into a distributed network.

Wind turbines in a field at dawn

Generate

Renewable power from site-appropriate sources.

Containerised battery energy storage units

Store

Energy available when demand requires it.

Control room with monitoring displays

Control

Intelligent management of generation, storage and load.

Transmission lines leading to an industrial facility

Deliver

Power directed where it creates the greatest value.

Aerial view of the 150-acre Baden, Ontario campus with the site boundary marked

03 / The First Node

Baden, Ontario

150 acres. One first node.

The Baden site is the foundation for GridWeave’s proof of concept: 150 secured acres in Wilmot Township, minutes from Kitchener–Waterloo. It sits at the edge of one of Canada’s densest technology corridors — the region that built BlackBerry and now anchors Google’s largest Canadian engineering office, OpenText and the University of Waterloo — and the capital, talent and industrial demand concentrated around it.

04 / The Platform

Built around the site.

The right mix of technology. The right configuration for each location.

Generation

Renewable power

Storage

Dispatchable energy

Controls

Intelligent management

Deliver

Maximum value

Modern data centre building at the edge of a green field

05 / The Opportunity

Demand is moving closer to the edge.

  • AI infrastructure
  • Data centres
  • Advanced manufacturing
  • Industrial operations
  • Electrification

06 / Capital

$5MM

Proof of concept. First node.

We are raising $5 million to develop and validate our first operating energy node in Baden, Ontario, at the western edge of the Waterloo technology corridor.

This will fund engineering, generation, storage, interconnection, controls, construction and commissioning.

The first node creates the data and operating model for the next.

Use of funds

45–55%Generation & storage equipment
15–20%Interconnection & controls
8–12%Civil works & site preparation
7–10%Engineering, studies & approvals
10–15%Contingency & working capital
Map of southern Ontario showing Baden as the first node in a wider network of connected energy assets

07 / The Network

One node becomes a network.

Baden is the starting point. The long-term model is a distributed network of energy assets positioned around strategic demand.

Build the first. Prove the model. Scale the network.

08 / The Founders

Built by operators. Backed by experience.

Charles Corrigan, founder of GridWeave Energy

Charles Corrigan

Founder · Strategic Lead
Capital & Development

Charles is a Canadian founder-operator who builds asset-backed businesses across infrastructure, applied technology and real-world operations. He has taken companies from formation through growth, and spends as much time on partnerships and investor conversations as on the operational detail that sits behind them.

His earlier work as an innovator drew recognition from Forbes, Inc. Magazine and Yahoo! Finance, and has earned him multiple patents over the past decade. He has lectured at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago on where science, technology and human-centred initiatives meet — a thread that runs through everything he builds.

At GridWeave, Charles owns the development thesis for the Baden campus, the relationships the project depends on, and the work of assembling the specialist team that will carry the first node from concept into operation.

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Dan Jackson, co-founder of GridWeave Energy

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.

09 / Investor Access

Build the first node.

We are opening conversations with qualified investors who understand real assets, infrastructure and long-term value.

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Gridweave

Next-generation energy infrastructure.

Baden, Ontario

charles@gridweaveenergy.com