Quote from: Vyazhan on August 03, 2017, 12:24:49 PM

Hey guys,

sorry for stumbling in here, but I don't have time to read through 60 pages and I'm sure this was asked before but how exactly do you intend to distribute the actual solar power?

In Germany, all the lines are provided by the government and I couldn't just sign up on one of these providers and tell them I'm now sourcing my power from Fred in northern Germany. Either I am missing something drastic here or this has no real world appliance for anyone who is bound to city-life or any electrical power lines provided by the government?

So maybe anyone could tell me how an actual real life scenario looks like

That is normal that government offers infrastructure. Roads and railroads and electric cables, and internet cables. That is their duty. but everyone can rent them. It is in interest of every country that their people get best service.

He just realized i did not read that much.

I believed there will be no free coins. But it seems I was wrong. It would be daring to do that way and I am sure we will see similar projects without anyone getting free coins.

end summary is this
1 ETH = 14052 SNC ( all supply) 1 SNC=0.00007116ETH=0.00000869BTC=$0.0221
1 ETH = 11242 SNC (paid supply) 1 SNC=0.00008895ETH=0.00001086BTC=$0.0276
1 ETH = 11600 SNC (first/best offer)1 SNC=0.00008620ETH=0.00001053BTC=$0.0267