Topic: 💡[ANN] Gigajoule - Floating Solutions💡 - page 21. (Read 2872 times)

Hi Musfita,
We were mentioned recently in this article https://hackernoon.com/can-blockchain-bring-electricity-to-2-billion-people-off-the-grid-p7we30yd

we'll have to wait for the company to make its first profit and I don't really know how long that will take for us.

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Thank you for your feedback.

the site has all the information about it. I think it's good business if the team has preliminary agreements with the Nigerian government.

still need to understand that this project will work for many years and it seems to me that it is best to receive dividends. Since tokens will be in demand in any case.

Thanks for your opinion!


Presale is running right now and you can get tokens with a 30% discount. Yes, KYC will be needed.
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⚡️Do you know that electricity shortages are common in Africa?

According to USAID research conducted in 2017, two out of three people in sub-Saharan Africa do not have access to electricity. In Nigeria, the largest economy in Africa with a population of 186 million, only 45 per cent of the population has access to electricity. This situation negatively impacts the development of the countries of the African continent.

Access to electricity has a direct impact on a country’s growth and development. In order for developing nations to participate in the fourth industrial revolution, they need access to affordable, sustainable power.

The solution proposed by Gigajoule is able to reduce the shortage of electricity worldwide, assisting developing nations in entering a new technological era.

Read more about our project on the website https://gigajoule.io/.

Hi gor777,

We are in discussions with multiple top 20 exchanges by trading volume. We will most likely list on a few exchanges, we are just ironing out the details. We should be in a position to make an announcement within a week or two.

The IEO is to be conducted by a corporation registered in Malta, the FFPCO corporation.

don't really understand what's the exchange? Or is it some obscure exchange.

Yes, this is quite a normal price for developed countries, developed countries do not particularly need such power plants.

I think it will happen only after the team can make a profit. That is, after the launch of power plants and profit.

I'm also very interested. in fact, I wonder when I can get my profit. Since the roadmap I see that the implementation of the project will take a long time.

a very good question and I wonder if the team will work in the stock market. I think in the future it would be logical.

We are currently in negotiations with a couple of top 10 exchanges by volume, to organise a number of IEO rounds to ensure that we reach our target. We will be able to update you all within a few days with the final plan.

Thanks for the vote of confidence guys. If you wish to take part in the presale please fill in a form on our home page (https://gigajoule.io) by clicking on the 'Join Now' button. We will get in touch within 7 days, once our company has been incorporated.

I am also happy to support the project as it is a good and really popular business. I think investors will be happy in the long run.

Hi Genna79,
What must be understood is that this is the bulk purchase price paid by the government under the power purchase agreement. We do not know to what extent they may subsidise or increase the price to their retail customers.
 
Nevertheless, the point is that this tariff has been developed by the buyer and guarantor as what they regard as acceptable so as to achieve three objectives:
 

• US$ 0.0065/kWh - Fixed operating costs which is extremely low.
• US$0.0535/kWh - Variable costs which include the cost of fuel supplied by the sovereign. The fuel cost alone is US$0.05/kWh and this cost is dictated by the client. It represents 53% of the total tariff. Fortunately for us as the producer this is a pass through cost. if the gas price increases then so does the tariff, equally if it decreases, then the tariff decreases as well.
• US$0.035/kWh Investment amortisation costs and profit. Again very low!

This tariff compares very favourably to most prices worldwide. Refer to any recent global comparative table of prices per kWh in US$ and it will be seen that this is less than half the price paid on average in mature economies like Europe. There can be no doubt that this price passed through to consumers in developing countries for base load power is extremely competitive.

can you say what will be the cost of 1 kilowatt of electricity when using such a power plant ?

US&0.095/kWH (nine and a half US Cents )

I wouldn't say it's very cheap, but maybe people will use it if they don't have access to other energy sources.

⚡️What is an ieo? And why do we need it

An initial exchange offering (IEO) is a digital token based fundraising method, similar to an initial coin offering (ICO). The key difference between an IEO and an ICO, is that in an IEO a digital exchange manages the whole process from a technical point of view. The digital tokens are created in the exchange’s lEO launchpad and the token purchase is done through the exchange’s platform.

The IEO will take place in November 2019. It will be preceded by a private pre-sale.

Discounts will be applicable both during the pre-sale and the IEO public sale. The IEO is to be conducted by a corporation registered in Malta, the FFPCO corporation. Malta is considered one of the most secure and trusted jurisdictions for conducting ICOs and IEOs.

An initial exchange offering (IEO) will be conducted to finance the implementation of the Gigajoule project. A digital token named the Gigajoule (GIGJ) will be issued.
In contrast with most ICOs and IEOs, the GIGJ token will not be a simple utility token, exchangeable for goods or services to be produced in the future. Rather, the GIGJ token is structured as a security: token holders will benefit from the success of the project.

GIGJ token holders will be entitled to receive an annual dividend of 15% of the profits generated by the Gigajoule project, in proportion to their number of tokens.

The investment-grade guaranteed future value gross income of one project is US$ 7bn over 20 years uninflated. The profit before tax component of the investment grade guaranteed future value income is US$ 700m uninflated. As dividend participation for the Gigajoule Token holders is inherent in this proposal, this coupled with the anticipated business growth as described above, should encourage a culture of Token retention by the holders.

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