Connecticut Residential Energy Storage

Free backup power
for your home.
No catch.

Greylock Power installs a whole-home battery at no cost to you. We handle everything — installation, maintenance, monitoring. You get reliable backup power when the grid goes down.

Simple from day one.

No upfront costs, no monthly fees, no complicated contracts. We install and own the battery — you host it.

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Check eligibility

Email us your address. We confirm your home qualifies — most Connecticut homes do.

02

We handle the install

Our licensed electricians install and commission a whole-home battery system. Usually one day.

03

We operate it

Greylock Power remotely manages the battery to support the local grid during peak demand.

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You stay powered

When the grid goes down, your lights, heat pump, and fridge keep running — automatically.

For Homeowners

What's in it for you.

Greylock Power earns revenue through state clean energy programs. Your home hosts the battery. You get the benefits.

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Whole-home backup power

Keep your entire home running during outages — not just a few circuits. Heat pump, fridge, lights, everything.

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Annual hosting payment

We pay you an annual fee for hosting the battery on your property. No work required on your end.

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Zero maintenance

We monitor, maintain, and repair the system for the life of the agreement. Nothing to manage.

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Clean, simple contract

A straightforward hosting agreement. You own your home; we own the battery. No liens, no complications.

Connecticut is investing in resilient neighborhoods.

The CT Green Bank, Eversource, and United Illuminating fund energy storage that reduces strain on the grid during peak demand. Greylock Power captures those incentives and passes the benefit to homeowners as free backup power — particularly in communities that experience the most outages.

See if your home qualifies

Stronger grids start at the neighborhood level.

We work with community organizations and local governments to bring backup power to the households that need it most.

  • Priority deployment in underserved and grid-edge neighborhoods
  • No cost or obligation for participating households
  • Supports local resilience planning and emergency preparedness
  • Reduces community dependence on fossil-fuel backup generators
  • Open to partnerships with housing authorities, community land trusts, and municipalities

If you work with low-income households, public housing, or underserved neighborhoods in Connecticut, we'd like to talk. We're actively seeking community partners for our initial deployments.

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Common Questions

Straightforward answers.

We know "free" raises questions. Here are the most common ones.

How is this actually free?

Connecticut utility programs pay incentives for batteries that help stabilize the grid during peak demand. That revenue funds our operations — and we pass the benefit to you as free backup power.

Who owns the battery?

Greylock Power owns and is responsible for the battery at all times. It does not become part of your home. There is no impact on your property taxes or title.

What happens during a grid outage?

The battery detects the outage and automatically switches your home to battery power within milliseconds. No action needed on your part.

What's the commitment?

A multi-year hosting agreement, similar to a residential solar lease. We'll walk you through the terms before you sign anything.

What if I sell my home?

The agreement can transfer to a new owner, or we can work with you on a transition. We handle the logistics.

Is my home eligible?

Most Connecticut homes with a standard electrical panel qualify. Email us your address and we'll confirm within a day or two.

Ready to learn more?

We're deploying in Connecticut now. Send us your address and we'll let you know if your home qualifies — no pressure, no sales pitch.