Zero Carbon Project Address Climate Change Using Blockchain.

criptosistema (51)in #zero • 6 years ago

Hello good morning friends for those of us who are interested in the environment and think that every day is World Earth Day here I bring you an interesting project and is zero carbon is a platform based on Blockchain that aims to reduce carbon emissions faster than renewable energy. Climate change is being experienced more often than not, and if something is not done quickly to prevent this change, we humans are at risk of uncontrollable disaster. Zero Carbon's goal is to drastically reduce carbon emissions over a period of 15 years. The Zero Carbon project provides an opportunity for climate scientists, as well as energy consumers, to support the reduction of carbon emissions. In addition to using Blockchain, the Zero Carbon project also uses international carbon credits to address climate change.

Zero Carbon Project is a subsidiary of Beond, an award-winning energy consulting firm based in the UK. Beond's clients include Knight Frank, Capita, The Salvation Army and Salford County Council. The project has aligned all the major power generators in the UK, who are ready to start working with the platform from October 2018, when the project will be officially launched in the UK. In 2019, the Zero Carbon Project will expand its operations worldwide, including the U.S., Germany, France, Spain, the Netherlands, Japan, Italy, Canada, New Zealand and Japan. Overall, given the background of the Zero Carbon project and the support to electricity producers and suppliers, it appears to be a reliable startup. In addition, taking into account the growing concerns about global warming and its potential and actual consequences.

Zero Carbon outperforms renewable energy and fossil fuels in terms of price, and our customers earn symbolic Energis rewards as a catalyst for change. Together we can reduce carbon emissions faster than renewable energy.

Characteristics of Zero Carbon Markets

Zero carbon energy suppliers can get from fossil fuels, but pay a small premium to offset carbon emissions with international carbon credits.

To cover the carbon offset premium in order to surpass fossil fuel prices, our market applies intense competition by attracting a wide range of suppliers to the market with their best zero carbon energy prices, specifically tailored to the size, location and consumption pattern of our consumers.

Suppliers make their best offers on zero carbon energy

Bids are compared transparently using homogeneous comparisons, using an online switching system for households and an online reverse auction system for businesses.

Consumers choose their cheapest preferred contract option in our market.

The consumer completes the contract directly with the successful energy supplier.

Problem

Climate change is the main environmental problem facing the Earth. Due to the emissions of more and more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, it has seriously affected the environment. Greenhouse gases are emitted into the atmosphere by the consumption of non-renewable energy resources, such as fossil fuels. These greenhouse gases are responsible for the increase in the temperature of the atmosphere.

To solve this problem, the shift to renewable energy resources such as solar energy, wind energy, tidal energy was considered the perfect solution. But, again, came the problem of affordability. The infrastructure required to extract energy from these resources proved to be very expensive. Therefore, consumers had no choice but to use non-renewable resources.

Solution

Zero Carbon Project has introduced the solution of providing energy to consumers at lower prices than renewable resources through the use of international carbon credits. Carbon credits are the permits that allow one to emit a certain amount of carbon dioxide or any equivalent gas from the green house into the atmosphere. This therefore limits the emission of greenhouse gases. Carbon credit holders can sell their credit to other parties.

The Zero carbon project provides a list of energy suppliers to consumers. Consumers can decide which supplier to choose based on the price they offer. In this way, consumers can participate in the solution of the environmental problem and can also obtain rewards in exchange for choosing the Zero Carbon project.

Advantages

The use of stable and well-developed blockchain Ethereum as a basis for ensuring fair distribution of compensation,

Clear and transparent compensation mechanism through the intelligent contract ERC-20, which excludes any external interference in this process

International value of the project

Route Map

2018 Q1

Complete zero carbon market software.

2018 Q2

Implement smart trial contracts.

Implement energy token contracts.

Implement smart token sales contracts.

Registering energy suppliers in the UK.

Market to consumers in the crypto community.

2018 Q3

Implement intelligent energy contracts.

2018 Q4

Distributed cryptographic exchange list.

Launch of the zero carbon market in the UK.

Modify the market software for the Australian market.

Registering energy suppliers in Australia.

Launch zero carbon market in Australia.

2019 Q1

Modify the market software for Germany, Texas and the East Coast markets of the USA.

Grow the consumer base to 3,000 households.

Add more features to the software on the market.

2019

Implement blockchain scale solutions.

Launch of the zero carbon market in Germany, Texas and the East Coast markets of the USA.

Launch zero carbon markets in France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Canada, Japan and New Zealand

Grow the consumer base to 30,000 households.

Token

Token Energis

Token ticker NRG

Special price 1 ETH = 4970 NRG tokens

Tokens total available supply 240,000,000,000

Tokens for sale 115,000,000,000

Hard Cover USD 20,000,000,000 *

Soft cap USD 2,000,000,000 * (only for public token sales)

Base token price USD 0.20 * *

Hardcap USD 2,000,000,000 *

Softcap None

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