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Topic: [ANN][SNC] SunContract - Open Energy Market FIRST P2P ENERGY TRADING IS LIVE!!!! - page 25. (Read 167116 times)

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Dear SunLovers, we invite you to European Blockchain Week 2021 which will take place between the 20th and 24th of September in Slovenia. SunContract will be joining the event at one of the stands where you can come and speak to us directly. Furthermore SunContract CEO, Gregor Novak will join the Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence for Renewable Energy panel on the 22nd of September as a speaker.
If you have any questions in advance don't hesitate and let us know, we will be happy to answer them!
The program will be also streamed online.
If you would like to join the event please follow the link down below for a free registration!











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I see on Telegram that SunContract team will be in Dubai

Maybe that's the key for global impact?!
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I hope SunCONTRACT will shine global someday somehow.
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Deposits working now?  Fork is over?
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Do you know what market capitalization  in crypto means?
If you go to coinmarketcap.com
, you can see all the different crypto assets and what their market caps are. The market cap of a crypto asset is basically the market value of all circulating supply – added up. The circulating supply in the market, is simply the number of coins held by the buyers in the market at a given time. So to sum it up:
Market Cap = Price  x Circulating Supply
From the above function, we can therefore derive the price function which is:
Price = Market Cap / Circulating Supply
Market Capitalization gives the whole picture as it combines both supply and price factors
the price is dependent on circulating supply and money entering the project (market cap).
 Price becomes unaffected by circulating supply once circulating supply = total supply. At this point, only changes in market cap affect the price of your investment.










How does the digitization of energy give the customer more control?
Domestic energy producers and costumers can now decide exactly how they expend their surplus energy. Whether it means sharing it with a family member, charging their neighbour’s electric vehicle, or donating it to a charity of their choice, one thing is for sure, digital infrastructures like the SunContract energy marketplace give the energy customers autonomy over their energy decisions. Producers can choose how to discharge their surplus energy, while consumers have autonomy over the source of renewable energy powering their households and businesses. Digitization also allows both producer and consumer to define their willingness to pay/sell so that they can be matched accordingly with a producer/consumer with similar requirements.





Question: Are solar power plants bad for the environment?

Answer: Actually, solar plants are built to keep the module efficiency over 80% even after 25 years, so its true lifetime can be anywhere between 30 and 50 years. However, once they reach an economic lifetime, which we estimate to be about 30 years, solar plants can be recycled. Recycling solar plants can only be effective if the materials used to build them are able to be used again, 30 or so years later. So let’s take a look at the components of a solar plant:
- Silicon solar cells
-Metal framing of Aluminum
-Becksheets foil
-Internal and external wires
-Tempered Glass

Right away, it’s clear that many of the core components of solar plants can be recycled on their own. Additionally, all standard quality manufacturers are members of PV Cycle – an organization that handles the waste management of PVs. These manufacturers have already paid for module recycling so it’s free of charge when needed.




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Thank you BestStartup.eu for noticing our unique energy market place #SunContract as one of the cutting edge ideas in Energy Industry. This is certainly a confirmation that we are on the right track. Moving forward with full of positive energy.





Did you know?

Many of the world’s biggest companies are already committed to switching to 100% renewable energy. Google began its journey into renewable energy many years ago. The company has had a net zero carbon footprint since 2007 and began using wind energy in 2010. In 2013, they declared their goal to become 100% renewable, which they achieved in April. Facebook runs its powerful data centers with wind and solar energy and cools them with water. Apple, too, has been proactive with its energy initiatives. The company began optimizing their operations in 2011, which they say has led to a 54% reduction in the company’s greenhouse gas emissions.
But renewable energy is not just for big businesses — smaller businesses can reap the financial benefits as well!!

Join the SunContract platform today!





Petroleum, coal, natural gas aren't trendy anymore, try renewable energy instead!

With a much lower impact on the environment, using renewable energy helps to protect our planet by significantly reducing the number of carbon emissions that we produce. We are witnessing now, more than ever, three key enablers – (price and performance parity, grid integration, and new technologies) that are building the case for solar and wind power to compete with “conventional” sources on price, while matching – if not beating – their performance.
By using renewable energy sources, we also reduce our dependence on fossil fuel gas and oil reserves, which means that we can avoid the rising cost of energy bills and improve our energy security. In order to preserve our planet, our wallets and our energy sources we all need to be involved in switching to renewable energy sources and making or homes more energy efficient.

Be cool, protect the planet!






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Summer should bring some hapines in crypto atmosphere
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Europe is currently in the midst of a heatwave fortunately for many of us who have access to indoor air conditioning we don’t have to suffer in the summer heat. However a great portion of your energy bill comes from your home`s heating and cooling systems, so keeping cool during this heat can be a quite costly affair, therefore we compiled a few useful energy-saving tips on how to combat this summer heat and still keep your budget in a comfortable zone.

- Regular maintenance on your AC / Heat pumps
- Clean or replace your air filters
- Use cold water when washing your clothes and avoid using a dryer
- Pair your AC with fans
- Close your blinds to keep out the greenhouse effect of the sun
- Choose LED light bulbs
- Do more of your cooking with on your cooker top or slow cooker to keep the kitchen cool
- If you don’t use your electronics, unplug them!
- Source Your Energy on Electricity Marketplaces

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Fact: Actually, if we look at figures from 2009 to 2018, investments in solar plants have generally been on the rise as they are becoming more affordable. Their average costs have fallen significantly over the last decade. Globally, it is actually cheaper to produce electricity from solar energy than it is from coal.
Fact: Actually, if we look at figures from 2009 to 2019, investments in solar plants have generally been on the rise as they are becoming more affordable. Their average costs have fallen significantly over the last decade, solar modules have fallen from more than 2 to 0.2 EUR/kWp, about 10 times lower today. Globally, solar power in the last 2 years has become the cheapest energy source, so it is very viable and economically affordable not only for small consumers but also for big industrial consumers and solar parks for commercial purposes.
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Q & A:

Q: Dear SunContract team, how can I transfer surpluses to another client and what are the client's costs in transferring surpluses?

A: Surpluses can be transferred to another client on the SunContract platform. Just enter his e-mail address and the amount of surplus you want to transfer. The client must then confirm the receipt of surpluses on the platform.
When transferring surplus electricity, the customer (recipient of surpluses) covers the cost of excise duty, network charges, all legally determined duties and contributions, and VAT.
That is, you can transfer the surplus on our SunContract platform to another client, or you can transfer it to your self-sufficiency and it will be taken into account next year if you have a shortage of energy produced. 




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I think that token need to rise - that'll happen only when new global markets opens

before that - stablecoin indeed.
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In this yearly project update, we recap our performance in 2020 and how we have succeeded in achieving an upward growth trajectory even in these challenging times of COVID-19. In 2020 SunContract achieved records sales and revenue in electricity sales and energy self-sufficiency products. Despite the pandemic, SunContract has emerged stronger than ever, read more about our projects and sales in the article linked down below.


https://bit.ly/3q0pcIh



Nice to hear all of this, but sadly for token holders all of this goes to Sonce energija. Sun contract is not a company, which means that record sales and revenue in electricity... didn't go to Sun contract but to Sonce energija. If it was any different the price of SNC wouldn't be where it was at the beginning four years ago.
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Surpluses to producers  not to government

like blockchain - for the people!
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It is good to see that this old project exploring the renewable energy market is still alive. I remember this was promoted before in the forum. However, may I know what countries are you serving now via your marketplace? Do you have services outside of Europe already? As far as I remember, this is operating more on the European region.
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