Virtual power plant · Connecticut
Launching soon in Connecticut

Connecticut, we're almost there.

We're stronger together.

VirtuGrid installs a home backup battery in your home at no cost — nothing upfront, no equipment or warranty fees, and no maintenance bills, ever. The only thing you pay for is the energy you use. Our Connecticut launch is in the final stretch — join the priority list and you'll be first in line when enrollment opens.

Join the priority list → Takes ~20 seconds · No obligation
First in line

Join the Connecticut priority list.

Enrollment opens soon. Priority-list members hear from us first — before we open to everyone else.

Be first when we launch.

Leave your details and we'll reach out the moment Connecticut enrollment opens. No obligation, and we'll never sell your info.

Takes ~20 seconds · No obligation
What to expect

Built for Connecticut.

The program we're bringing to Connecticut: a whole-home backup battery installed at no cost — no equipment fees, no maintenance bills, no surprises. The only thing you pay for is the energy you use, and we publish Connecticut's exact rate the day enrollment opens, in writing, before you sign anything.

When the grid goes down, the energy reserved in your battery is 100% yours — so your lights simply stay on.

How it works

We bring the battery. You get the backup.

01

We install your battery

VirtuGrid supplies and installs a home backup battery at no upfront cost. We own it, monitor it, and maintain it for the life of the program.

02

It joins the network

While your home is connected to the grid, your battery works alongside thousands of others to support it — that's what funds your free battery.

03

You never go dark

The instant the grid drops, your battery flips to powering your home, automatically. The outage everyone else in Connecticut feels never reaches you.

The simple part

Who owns the power? It depends on one thing.

Ownership of the energy in your battery comes down to a single question: is the grid up, or is it down?

● Grid is up

The battery powers the network.

While you're connected, the stored energy is ours — we use it to support the grid, and that's what pays for your free battery. You don't see a thing; your power runs as normal.

● Grid is down

The battery powers your home.

The moment the grid fails, the energy reserved in your battery is yours. Your home switches to the battery automatically and stays lit — so you can ride out the outage in comfort.

Almost here

Be first when Connecticut opens.

Priority-list members hear from us before anyone else.