Token Sale Hard Facts

The Energis token will have a ticker symbol of NRG, with a total available supply of 240 million tokens. A little over 121 million of these will be available for sale through the phases of the initial coin offering. The soft and hard caps for this are $2 million and $20 million, with a base token price of 20 cents per NRG. Following any reserve token sale, any unsold tokens will be burned.

There will be a private presale (starting May 1, 2018), a public presale, a public main sale, and a reserve token sale, with 28 million tokens for sale in the private presale to accredited investors only (think of this as a round of seed funding). In the public presale, there will be an additional 33,3 million NRG up for grabs. Another 60 million is available in the public main sale, and in the reserve token sale, any remaining tokens of the 121 million are for sale at 20% discount to the market price traded on crypto-exchanges. A super detailed list of each phase can be found here.

FUNDING ALLOCATION

Total NRG token distribution and allocation is 51 percent through sales and ICO processes, 30 percent for consumer rewards, 15 percent for the Beond team, and the remaining 9 percent for advisor, bounties, bonuses and more.

The ICO allocation of funds will go 45 percent to marketing purposes, 24 percent to operations, 16 percent to taxes, and 15 percent to development.

Pros and Cons of the Zero Carbon Project

Pros of the Zero Carbon Project include an incredibly innovative blockchain project with no real competition in blockchain energy brokerage, a well-read and professional team of energy market experts, existing partnerships already agreed to, and one of the most well-structured whitepapers and explanations of concept we have seen in any ICO project.

Cons of the Zero Carbon Project include the insane undertaking of trying to reverse climate change through an energy credit program, battling massive titans in standard energy brokerage, and finding a way to get carbon neutral sources of energy to be less expensive than fossil fuel alternatives to drive consumer appeal.

Final Thoughts on the Zero Carbon Project

The Zero Carbon Project has an incredible premise and a lofty goal. Reducing the effects of climate change is no easy task, and incentivizing the masses is a wonderful way to begin the road towards a solution. Do we believe that the Zero Carbon Project will ultimately be a major driving factor in the reduction or elimination of climate related issues around the world? Most likely not. However, they do have the bearings to be a catalyst for some serious change, and the development of a blockchain based, decentralized market for renewable energy rewards.