Terawatt: The Next Level

amileone (25)in #blockchain • 6 years ago

LED solutions have never been more affordable or affordable than now. With several discount programs and incentives, more cities are making the transition to street street lighting. And why not? As we all know, LEDs are energy efficient and durable, which means huge savings on energy, as well as reduced maintenance costs. But what about the other advantages? Such as reducing crime, safer areas and overall improvement? These are all the advantages that LED street lighting can offer compared to the orange glow of high pressure street lighting (HPS), which still illuminates most of our streets and neighborhoods.

WHAT IS Terawatt?

Terawatt is a patent-pending, renewable energy blockchain startup, with a strong focus on monetization and driving global L.E.D. adoption. Terawatt will create a DAO, and also a deflationary Ethereum-based, private (zk-SNARKS) currency for global payments. The DAO will be funded and used by Utility Companies, L.E.D. Sellers, Businesses, token holders, and energy customers worldwide. The DAO will act as a decentralized global mutual/insurance fund to ensure Utilities (and businesses) always have access to funding (which constantly runs out) for subsidizing L.E.D. sales to their energy customers (or for businesses upgrading to L.E.D.s).

The ultimate goal of the project is to reduce energy consumption to 2,000 TW of electricity around the world (about 50% of current total consumption), the task is simple, but necessary if we want to keep the planet as it is.

HOW IT WORKS

The platform will have its own database, which will store records of the purchase of LEDs. They will be safely stored in the terawatt ecosystem. This allows the buyer to offset the cost of utilities for the whole time and get their rating in the Energy Star of the nominal purchase. The user will pay a small commission to the token.

This is a remarkable feature of service organizations because they choose 100% of their customers to have vital lights vital because of the excessive dynamism on the network, which controls the organizations to manufacture (and keep up with) excessive control (hundreds of great dollars) plants to take care of demand. Moreover, they are managed by administrative organizations (ie, the US Department of Energy and the US Environmental Safety Agency) to increase LED reception in their individual markets.

Enterprises need LEDs on the grounds that they reduce energy charges, increase light production, reduce maintenance costs, and enable them to assess driving forces. Direct cost was the issue, but Terawatt would win this defeat.