Next-Gen Residential & Sustainable Living
NSL-1400 (Gridia) Community Renewable Microgrid Management System
Smart energy for connected communities.
Vision and Identity
Gridia envisions a self-sustaining community powered by clean energy. Through its renewable microgrid technology, it empowers residents to live independently from traditional power systems. Gridia represents energy resilience, innovation, and community-driven sustainability.
Architecture and Features
Gridias architecture is driven by its renewable-energy backbone. Community substations and green energy hubs blend seamlessly with residential design. Rooftops host solar panels while underground wiring maintains visual cleanliness. The built form exemplifies intelligent, decentralized energy infrastructure within livable urban design.
Lifestyle and Experience
The neighborhood glows with shared power and shared purpose. Apps show energy flowing like a heartbeatneighbors generating, storing, and caring together. Outages fade into memory; community pride grows in their place. You live in a place that runs on sunshine and solidarity.
Sustainability and Innovation
Gridia pioneers community-based renewable energy management. Smart microgrids balance solar, wind, and battery power across neighborhoods. It enables self-sufficient, resilient communities that generate and share clean energy. The future of power is local and sustainable.
Investment and Value
Community microgrids create stable, contracted revenues from power sales and grid services. Asset can be financed project-by-project with long-term offtake, enabling non-recourse structures. Enhances real estate absorption by guaranteeing reliable, lower-cost energy.
A localized, renewable energy ecosystem enabling communities to generate, store, and distribute clean power. Using solar, wind, or hybrid solutions, the system ensures energy independence, resilience, and lower costs. Smart grid technology allows efficient management and equitable access, empowering communities to thrive sustainably with reliable, eco-friendly electricity.
A neighborhood-scale renewable energy system managing solar, wind, and battery storage to provide stable, affordable, and sustainable power for residents.
Key Features:
| Investment Highlights: | Localized clean power backbone enabling reliability and monetizable grid services. |
| Value Proposition: | The First Community-Run Renewable Power Grid |
| Benefits: | Energy independence, resilience |
| Why it Matters: | Provides stable, clean power for communities |
| Role: | Powers communities sustainably |
| Core Objectives: | Sustainability, innovation, energy independence |
| Mission Statement: | Communities powered by clean, shared energy. |
| Key Features: | Local solar/wind grids, storage |
| Land Area: | 29,400 sqm |
| Projected Gross Income per Year: | PHP 185,220,000.00 |
| Valuation: | PHP 18,753,525,000.00 |
| Initial Business Model: | Unit Lease |
| Main Business Model: | Community Microgrid Operation |
| 2nd Business Model: | Power Subscription Plans |
| Other Income Streams: | Battery Leasing, Smart Monitoring Fees |
| Estimated ROI Timeline: | 6 years |
Specifications:
| Building Size: | 85.5m(w) x 86m(l) x 7m(h) |
| Building Features: | 1-storey micro-grid control + high-bay ops; clear 6.0 m for switchgear/gantries; 1.0 m roof/MEP. |
| Unit Features: | 30 sqm / unit |
| Number of Buildings: | 4 |
| Units per Building: | 245 energy/battery pods |
| Total Number of Units: | 980 total units |
| Selling Price per Unit: | PHP 1,890,000.00 / unit |
| Lease Rate per Unit per Month: | PHP 15,750.00 / mo |





























