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Lol, you guys who are posting only because you have their sig and want to protect your investment in it are crazy. I am not going to address anything anymore.

I don't mind how much you guys invest and lose,I was just putting the word out.

There are a lot of inaccuracies in your post. First of all, in a liberalized energy market, there would certainly be nothing illegal for offering a decentralised energy grid service. Secondly, you are missing the benefits which a blockchain energy pool would present. Lower costs, better efficiency, micropayments allowing real-time pay-as-you-consume bills, and full transparency on the rates offered by producers. Make no mistake - this is one of the most ambitious projects in crypto, and these guys are on the right track to achieve it.

There a lot of inaccuracy in your answer too, sir.
First of all you say:
"you are missing the benefits which a blockchain energy pool would present. Lower costs, better efficiency "

Do you have any proof of what you are claiming?

"there would certainly be nothing illegal for offering a decentralised energy grid service"

Decentralised grid service is fantasy. The electric grid is controlled by a government owned company for many reason. First of all, the producers cannot use the grid as a toy. There are technical constraints to be satisfied to avoid blackouts and grid faults. This is why in the liberalized electricity market right now, the production schedule resulting from the pool has to be approved by the Transmission System Operator ( the company that controls the grid ) to make sure that the grid is not overloaded and operated safely. Secondly, in economics, the electric grid is known as a natural monopoly. It means that the cost structure of building and maintaining the electric grid is such that it tends to market concentration, because of high sunk costs and economies of scale. So the government has to regulate this monopoly to avoid one private company to make huge profits from it. The electricity grid infrastructure and decentralization are two different universes.

"micropayments allowing real-time pay-as-you-consume bills "

Is not clear how the market clearing mechanism will work. The whitepaper does not specify anything. Real time payments for energy imply a mechanism to determine electricity prices instantaneously while keeping the grid operation safe.

Thank you for caring.

But I listened the same thing when the BTC was on start and Laszlo buy pizza with 10k coins.

You can read first what is new on the horizont:
https://np.reddit.com/r/Futurology/comments/6jrwyx/brooklyns_latest_craze_making_your_own_electric/

Ps : you don't need new shill account for fear, uncertainty and doubt.

Just my ten cents.

The project you are referring to is a microgrid. Do you know what micro means? It's a very small scale project between neighbours in a street. It is a local project, not an international trading platform as these people are claiming. There is huge difference. Study more before putting your money into projects.

This is one example how can be decentralised electricity and only from small thing can grow big like BTC and ETH project did.

Just my ten cents

In the Brooklyn project they actually installed hardware to manage connections between the homes participating in the smart grid. Apply this to a large scale means building an electric grid on top of the new one, it is a very different path than what the blockchain and ethereum network took. If you cannot see this by yourself than I am wasting my time. Do your bet on the project but don't pretend to understand how the electric grid infrastructure and market work because some fools could believe in your unqualified words. I think there is a barrier here between what people in the crypto community think and how physics works.

The SunContract project won't change the infrastructure but use the existing one in the first phase. We're after other middlemen, such as the reseller.