About us
Innovative
approach to global energy
The foundation's vision began with a simple question: why does everyone want solar; and no buys it? Energy democracy is the core answer. It can be measured in market friction. A typical suburb homeowner installation offsets the home's consumption of power and uses the grid as storage. The problems are many in this scenario; with monopoly and monopsony relationships to the grid, it is a questionable trading partner. The utility and its local choice in commodity for electricity generation are global effects on local price. This may or may not be a benefit in local fiat.
This global commons perspective framed our efforts, and scaling our DAPPr unit to a productive electricital capacity solved several problems. We simply create more power in stressed locations.
Our solar farm capacity allows us to generate electricity for many things. We sell power locally, to EV’s, and as partners in grid stability packages; in addition we host servers, and make bio diesel and hydrogen. You don’t need the grid for electricity, the grid needs you to help reduce the extractive commodities it uses for power. Break free of your convenience leash and make the world better.
In a world where people are hungry and thirsty, where the utility needs to purchase its extraction energy commodity in colonial weighted fiat, we offer to help. We make water, power, cooking energy, bathrooms, safety and security available to a community on a personal level. We meter our distribution of resources, and provide them free of charge.
Our prototype unit will work to normalize utility scale electrical capacity without grid necessity. The unit produces global currency backed local production to mostly developing countries. We seek to improve the world we hold in stewardship for our progeny.
Views on energy
Electricity is a production commodity due to its structure. Current technology to store it is not ready to scale to meet our grid based distribution technology. This state of affairs makes sales linked to consumption in most markets: nearly all electricity is sold and consumed at the same time.
Small scale storage, for a productive asset consuming a resource, has different motivation than a productive asset which has an operating expense from its grid energy appetite. We care for the electricity we make in a different manner than the financial impact felt from a monthly bill. The production and consumption of energy by direction allows the best of all situations.
The NFT owner is responsible for clean solar panels while fixing carbon with plants on site. They maximize KW, maintain their owned equipment, and grow life into a site. The Guild seeks most efficacious use of global electricity, and the token holders are supporting the process and profiting from Guild producion based on global common electricity. There is power in energy democracy.
The world's diet for energy is in part due to the convenience of a grid. Most developing worlds do not have easy access to electricity to facilitate using a clothes dryer. Often they dry their clothes outside.
Being able to run a dryer 24/7/365 is part of the promise of a grid in the US, but a reluctant addition to a home owner's solar system. Providing for a grid requires capacity for everything. In the US this results in many plants running at low (inefficient) power levels to stand by for demand loads. These plants are often coal fired, and even more inefficient (but less polluting) by running at standby.
The more small loads we can partition and remove from their grid leashed defaults in design, the more our world transitions to renewable power
Small scale renewable hydrocarbon brewing is needed in many places, this is due to the
intrinsic costs of delivery of extractive energy. Many small efforts are needed to change things.
Our transition energy needs rely heavily on hydrogen in many playbooks. That infrastructure can be built in what ever manner our global commons chooses.
Small scale storage, for a productive asset consuming a resource, has different motivation than a productive asset which has an operating expense from its grid energy appetite. We care for the electricity we make in a different manner than the financial impact felt from a monthly bill. The production and consumption of energy by direction allows the best of all situations.
The NFT owner is responsible for clean solar panels while fixing carbon with plants on site. They maximize KW, maintain their owned equipment, and grow life into a site. The Guild seeks most efficacious use of global electricity, and the token holders are supporting the process and profiting from Guild producion based on global common electricity. There is power in energy democracy.
Electricity Market Landscape
The global energy market is estimated to be worth: $2trillion. However, it is largely centralized by a few corporations. These corporations often call themselves energy companies; but in our lifetime have migrated into profitable areas of the energy industry. They are drilling companies supplying an unfettered demand from grids. Energy is not oil, Oil is a profitable sector of the energy market. Our world needs to look beyond profit oriented corporate mandates. A corporation will not come naturally to a conversation about unpriced externalities in their process. Those conversations will only cost them money, and corporations are mandated by law to seek profit. They want to do things the same way.
The intensely local monopoly market for electricity is built for stability and convenience; and it consumes a globally normalized energy source, traded and transported with a fiat markup. Monopolies trade amongst themselves, at market rates, for concurrent delivery. The market price in the UK is near to 0.45 usd per kw and China’s power market is around 0.04 per kw. The power in the UK is not aging coal fired power, and China power is not deliverable to the UK. There is no global commodity market for electricity, until now.
Consumption of power is convenient at the location a business operates.
Assembly plants often use steel produced from Chinese power for assembly in part due to the intensive energy requirements for steel.
Office spaces use servers powered in Iceland.
Unpriced Externalities in Power Production
Externalities are costs that are not present in the market price. There are externalities in production, transportation, consumption and disposal. Global warming and colonialism are in part attributable to these classifications of economic forces.
La Paz BCS example:
The local utility generates XX mw of power a year. It is used for industry, residential, and desalination loads for water. The power is in the form of oil. There is no ship sized storage docking or storage, so 1-3 small tankers are kept near shore to service the transactions and the unloading and storage of large tankers that park off shore. The guild sees current efforts to fund Dredging of the sea of Cortez as a local energy stress demanding a fiat reduction in market frictions for the current consumption rate of oil. It takes 2.2L of (diesel equivalency in energy) to deliver 1 L. The Guild does not support consumption based ROI calculations for dredging or petroleum infrastructure. They provide increased consumption capacity measured in fiat efficiency. Dredging the sea of Cortez… Priceless.
Using the rural area adjacent to La Paz for DAPPr units can provide a grid stability package in 5-7 years. Thes decentralized power producing assets can be coordinated to feed district and grid stability power, after infrastructure development. This feeding of the grid from various small producers as one entity can put a huge dent in the oil consumption of the community. It will reduce global warming and bring a western economy income to a local means of of global production, a sunlight farmer.
Join our Community
By joining the GFE project, investors and environmental advocates alike can contribute to the development of a sustainable energy ecosystem while receiving the economic benefits afforded by blockchain technology and server hosting with an ecologically sound and ethically backed global commodity price for extraction-free power.