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Re: Energy Based Projects
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PROSUME - Giacomo Beretta
on 26/10/2017, 19:02:08 UTC
I think now in the near future will be the implementation of IT projects for mass decentralization, then the market will develop into other industries
I hate to sound negative, but I will believe it when I see it.

You can’t have a decentralized power plant unless the whole thing was run by robots controlled by some sort of AI, and in that case I feel there would be plenty of room for bad things to happen.

I believe the energy market will be massively changed through the implications of so many customers becoming prosumers instead of remaining consumers - this is part of the large scale revolution taking place in energy - furthermore, the massive utilities are aware of this change and embracing instead of fighting it, with pilot projects with the real entities such as Prosume Energy.

That means that there is an immediate head start and inclusion, and then it will boom as more and more people join - then people are not only making their own energy, also selling, making money, decreasing energy cost and waste.

All of this based on blockchain and decentralisation.

It is the chance of a lifetime - forget all the wannabe energy "projects" that have only slapped blockchain on existing risk models, and go for the real revolutionary future that has already started. There is real upside.

Prosume is the first and clearly the one with the most upside.

https://prosume.io
And I very well could be wrong, but I guess as far as I see it would be very hard to make any mass scale decentralized power grid. Even if people were generating their own power (which I admit is becoming more popular, albeit a bit inefficient), I doubt the electric companies would allow those users to use the company’s power grid independently; and it would have to be nearly impossible to set up your own physical power grid (both financially and getting the rights to build on the roadside).

But, then again I cannot predict the future and it could very well happen; I just feel like it’s to big of a feat at the moment.



Hello,
Your point is a very respectable one.
Quite frankly, even for me, notwithstanding my active daily profession concentrating on digital and energy markets, it isn't easy to remain adjourned, given the incremental speed of change.
In the present day however, the energy market is undergoing a major shift from an established dogma. We need to observe, and accept the major disruption happening... Disruption is a fashionable and often abused term, which is particularly apt to describing whats happening in energy though.
Numbers are what really counts. They are facts.
Lets use a concrete example. Italy.
The Italian energy market only ten years ago had only thermal power and imported nuclear power from France and Switzerland.
Today out of 137 Terawatt/hour of yearly consumption in Italy, 38 % comes from solar and wind!!!!
That's a MASSIVE disruption!!
It was incentive scheme based, so privileged, but today we've achieved grid parity with renewables. They are cheaper than any fossil fuel, even coal.
Decentralization is a reality! Its not tomorrow.. Its NOW.
Batteries will only accelerate the process.

If you look at other European countries the business case is even stronger. France is the real bomb, sitting on nuclear reactors which all need urgent and major overhaul and that often don't make any more financial sense. Renewables will be the only answer. And they are exploding in Europe. I work on this every day. I'm not guessing.
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Re: best upcoming ICO
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PROSUME - Giacomo Beretta
on 25/10/2017, 14:45:11 UTC
Any thoughts about DMarket token and Aeron upcoming ico

I'd be careful with DMarket. Take a look at their ICO thread. Someone found out same team is listed on some other project. And data about two of the team members is switched. And they never explained why. They also mention data will be stored on blockchain. Blockchains are good technology, but one thing they truly suck at is storing large amounts of data. I asked them to explain how they intend to store data on blockchain. And also some unpleasant question about their competition. I think both are appropriate questions an honest team would have no problem answering. And they just ignored my questions. But they have no problems responding to people praising their project. Anyway there was a lot of hype around this project. In their 1st round in August they collected 11 million $ in a few days. But visits to their website dropped by 90% since august. Seems like people are losing interest in this project. The way they communicate with the community doesn't help here for sure.

I don't know industry of flight services and if there's truly so much forgery and corruption in it. So I'm not sure if there would be market for Aeron. But I think they can't really stop cheating using blockchain. I imagine now an airplane to be allowed to fly probably has to have some kind of certificates that confirm it was regularly serviced. Maybe it wasn't serviced regularly but some bribed mechanic forged the papers. And those forged papers get stored on blockchain. It wouldn't make servicing of airplanes more honest, would it? And how would they force airline companies to use Aeron. If they realy are cheating they won't want to use something that will prevent them doing that. About half of the tokens have been sold do far with 6 days to go. Seems it won't be sold out. It will be listed on Binance and HitBTC - good exchanges for quick pump, but since it won't be sold out I doubt there will be enough buyers interesting in buying at above ICO price.

Thank you for this. Please check the team of Prosume Energy. That is high quality.

I must apologize. DMarket did answer afterall. Maybe they needed more time to think before they answered.

But they gave generic answer with stuff I could read in the whitepaper avoiding to explain the direct question I asked. In the same way they were avoiding answering why two of the team members' biographies on their other project were swtiched. They also stated some stuf on why they're supposed to be better than competition that aren't true. They did partly explain how do they intend to run database on blockchain. Well they are not running it on blockchain but will use conventional database. So I got their answer but I still don't like the way they're avoiding answering what was asked, the way they look down on competition (they're going to succeed while all their competition will fail) and the way they use fancy words (like running database on blockchain) just to attract investors but can't be implemented in reality.

I quickly checked Prosume. Considering all around the globe governments (even China) are thinking of banning internal combustion cars almost every car on the road will be driven by electricity in 15 years or so. This will create huge demand for electricity and most countries will have trouble providing enough. Prices of electricity will be much hugher than today and it will probably replace oil as the most important resource. So it will be mandatory to start saving energy in every aspect of our lives and also producing our own energy at home. So I think projects dealing with better use of energy may have great perspective. Not all of them of coruse, but strong ones with ideas that make sense. Out of quick glimpse throught their whitepaper I don't understand a thing Prosume's trying to achieve and how they'll do it. I guess I'll have to do some more research becaus I can make my opinionon their project.




Hello,

Prosume is actually working from over 2 years on real projects and on a variety of fronts.
The most relevant is working with Utilities and TSO's (transmission system operators, the ones responsible for dispatching and distributing/transporting energy from point A to point B) on the creation of real test sample cases of micro-comunities within their existing customer base, which by means of blockchain technology and smart contracts, exchange energy against tokens. These tokens embed units of value which can be used in various ways. Depending on the test case and the end customer (Utility, Grid or Trader with many commercial and residential customers), these units are paid by Mr.B, which is a consumer/user of energy to Mr.A, in order to remunerate Mr.A for providing units of energy to Mr.B.
Such energy will have been produced by Mr.A for example with his solar power plant.
This is the concept of Prosumers. A network of consumers and producers (often in a given network the same person is both a producer through his solar plant, or wind turbine, as well as a consumer) which, by means of the PROSUME platform, producers are able of selling the excess energy the producer would have to sell for very little money to the grid, for a higher value, to other consumers being members of the PROSUME platform. The consumers would have paid a higher price for energy sold directly from the grid, but instead have the faculty of buying cheaper energy, produced by a neighbor and produced by green generation facilities. The producers optimize their plants energy usage and cash flow by maximizing the sale price of each unit of energy. The tokens received by the producer can be spent in a variety of manners. They can buy services, be spent on prize awarding platforms, be used to purchase units of energy...etc. This very much depends on the business model our customers prefer adopting when we're talking about utilities or energy traders which implement a microgram community model.
If we enter the realm of TSO's then the smart contract-blockchain based approach allows the TSO to actually price precise energy flows according to distances and specific energy inputs and outputs. Also, clean and "dirty" sources of energy are specifically identified and origins are traced.
These possibilities amount to a small digital revolution. That's what we're doing in a nutshell but there's actually much more potential, on a global basis to PROSUME than that in the short to medium term.

Please notice also that we are working with a major electric vehicle car sharing player and a major european car manufacturer on micro-comunities involving grid related demand response services for EV's
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Re: best upcoming ICO
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PROSUME - Giacomo Beretta
on 25/10/2017, 14:32:31 UTC
Any thoughts about DMarket token and Aeron upcoming ico

I'd be careful with DMarket. Take a look at their ICO thread. Someone found out same team is listed on some other project. And data about two of the team members is switched. And they never explained why. They also mention data will be stored on blockchain. Blockchains are good technology, but one thing they truly suck at is storing large amounts of data. I asked them to explain how they intend to store data on blockchain. And also some unpleasant question about their competition. I think both are appropriate questions an honest team would have no problem answering. And they just ignored my questions. But they have no problems responding to people praising their project. Anyway there was a lot of hype around this project. In their 1st round in August they collected 11 million $ in a few days. But visits to their website dropped by 90% since august. Seems like people are losing interest in this project. The way they communicate with the community doesn't help here for sure.

I don't know industry of flight services and if there's truly so much forgery and corruption in it. So I'm not sure if there would be market for Aeron. But I think they can't really stop cheating using blockchain. I imagine now an airplane to be allowed to fly probably has to have some kind of certificates that confirm it was regularly serviced. Maybe it wasn't serviced regularly but some bribed mechanic forged the papers. And those forged papers get stored on blockchain. It wouldn't make servicing of airplanes more honest, would it? And how would they force airline companies to use Aeron. If they realy are cheating they won't want to use something that will prevent them doing that. About half of the tokens have been sold do far with 6 days to go. Seems it won't be sold out. It will be listed on Binance and HitBTC - good exchanges for quick pump, but since it won't be sold out I doubt there will be enough buyers interesting in buying at above ICO price.

Thank you for this. Please check the team of Prosume Energy. That is high quality.

I must apologize. DMarket did answer afterall. Maybe they needed more time to think before they answered.

But they gave generic answer with stuff I could read in the whitepaper avoiding to explain the direct question I asked. In the same way they were avoiding answering why two of the team members' biographies on their other project were swtiched. They also stated some stuf on why they're supposed to be better than competition that aren't true. They did partly explain how do they intend to run database on blockchain. Well they are not running it on blockchain but will use conventional database. So I got their answer but I still don't like the way they're avoiding answering what was asked, the way they look down on competition (they're going to succeed while all their competition will fail) and the way they use fancy words (like running database on blockchain) just to attract investors but can't be implemented in reality.

I quickly checked Prosume. Considering all around the globe governments (even China) are thinking of banning internal combustion cars almost every car on the road will be driven by electricity in 15 years or so. This will create huge demand for electricity and most countries will have trouble providing enough. Prices of electricity will be much hugher than today and it will probably replace oil as the most important resource. So it will be mandatory to start saving energy in every aspect of our lives and also producing our own energy at home. So I think projects dealing with better use of energy may have great perspective. Not all of them of coruse, but strong ones with ideas that make sense. Out of quick glimpse throught their whitepaper I don't understand a thing Prosume's trying to achieve and how they'll do it. I guess I'll have to do some more research becaus I can make my opinionon their project.




Hello,

Prosume is actually working from over 2 years on real projects and on a variety of fronts.
The most relevant is working with Utilities and TSO's (transmission system operators, the ones responsible for dispatching and distributing/transporting energy from point A to point B) on the creation of real test sample cases of micro-comunities within their existing customer base, which by means of blockchain technology and smart contracts, exchange energy against tokens. These tokens embed units of value which can be used in various ways. Depending on the test case and the end customer (Utility, Grid or Trader with many commercial and residential customers), these units are paid by Mr.B, which is a consumer/user of energy to Mr.A, in order to remunerate Mr.A for providing units of energy to Mr.B.
Such energy will have been produced by Mr.A for example with his solar power plant.
This is the concept of Prosumers. A network of consumers and producers (often in a given network the same person is both a producer through his solar plant, or wind turbine, as well as a consumer) which, by means of the PROSUME platform, producers are able of selling the excess energy the producer would have to sell for very little money to the grid, for a higher value, to other consumers being members of the PROSUME platform. The consumers would have paid a higher price for energy sold directly from the grid, but instead have the faculty of buying cheaper energy, produced by a neighbor and produced by green generation facilities. The producers optimize their plants energy usage and cash flow by maximizing the sale price of each unit of energy. The tokens received by the producer can be spent in a variety of manners. They can buy services, be spent on prize awarding platforms, be used to purchase units of energy...etc. This very much depends on the business model our customers prefer adopting when we're talking about utilities or energy traders which implement a microgram community model.
If we enter the realm of TSO's then the smart contract-blockchain based approach allows the TSO to actually price precise energy flows according to distances and specific energy inputs and outputs. Also, clean and "dirty" sources of energy are specifically identified and origins are traced.
These possibilities amount to a small digital revolution. That's what we're doing in a nutshell but there's actually much more potential, on a global basis to PROSUME than that in the short to medium term.
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Re: [ANN][ICO] Pylon Network - Decentralized energy exchange platform
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PROSUME - Giacomo Beretta
on 23/10/2017, 19:28:40 UTC
would there be tie-ups with utilities in future?

The guys working with Utilities already are the ones from the PROSUME.io ICO.
They already have projects running ion building microcommunities with various European Utilities as well as a large project with a Transmission System Operator.

The problems with peer to peer transactions energy transactions are of two main origins.
1. legal limitations for a non utility related energy producer to sell against value to another common citizen
2. transmission and distribution costs to be paid to the Grid Operator.

Prosume has solved both these points in order to build a very strong business case from day one.


Hi Giacomo,

Thanks for promoting your ICO in our thread! The project seems interesting however, Pylon Network offers much more than a P-2-P platform for electricity exchange. Pylon Network provides the framework for the creation of a self-governed energy-based economy, built around renewable energy.

At the same time, we have solved both of the problems you are mentioning and our model is applicable in the rest of EU, not only on one country.
Our platform is not restricted to exclusive use and is open to all energy cooperatives who want to adopt it to their specific needs.

Again, thanks for your comment and good luck with your project!

Cheers!



Please forgive me. I didn't mean to be rude.
I was making considerations based on the issues we first had to face and which were incredibly difficult to solve.

I didn't mean to come and crash your page, promoting my ICO.

Apologies because thats exactly what I turned out to do.
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Re: Alt coins worth buying
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PROSUME - Giacomo Beretta
on 23/10/2017, 18:54:26 UTC
Check out Prosume.

It's the ICO I've been working on over the past 2 years and we objectively have the best team out there.
We're already in business and have contract with major european utilities already in place.

On our team are some of the best renewable and traditional fossil fuel energy players.
We also have some partners coming from Sovereign Wealth Funds and Ernst & Young partners on our board of Directors, together with the former Managing Director for Merrill Lynch.

We're working within the current European legal framework, but working towards innovation, together with major stakeholders and lawmakers.

We're here to stay

Take a look at PROSUME.IO and make an objective evaluation.
I would be really happy to receive objective feedback

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Re: [ANN][ICO] Pylon Network - Decentralized energy exchange platform
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PROSUME - Giacomo Beretta
on 22/10/2017, 20:42:54 UTC
would there be tie-ups with utilities in future?

The guys working with Utilities already are the ones from the PROSUME.io ICO.
They already have projects running ion building microcommunities with various European Utilities as well as a large project with a Transmission System Operator.

The problems with peer to peer transactions energy transactions are of two main origins.
1. legal limitations for a non utility related energy producer to sell against value to another common citizen
2. transmission and distribution costs to be paid to the Grid Operator.

Prosume has solved both these points in order to build a very strong business case from day one.
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Re: [Your opinion] Advisors in ICO - whom you trust
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PROSUME - Giacomo Beretta
on 22/10/2017, 20:28:18 UTC
Hello,

I don't really fully understand what you mean.
If you mean who can advise you when you're thinking of trying to build your own Initial Coin Offering, then I dare suggest you don't work in that direction at all.
In order to issue a coin offering with any embedded value and any hope of really serving those who decide to purchase the tokens you give them for their ETH or BTC, then you already have to have a really good idea, and just as much, you need to have an exceptionally talented tech team on board.

Without these there's no way forward.
The tech team is just as difficult to put together as the business team promising to achieve the results set forth in the white paper.
At PROSUME.io we didn't need any advisory. We had it in house.
I think ICO advisory could even be an interesting business but it doesn't really exist today.

If I haven't answered your question please feel free to contact me
All the best
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Re: What are the 3 thing you look for in an ICO?
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PROSUME - Giacomo Beretta
on 21/10/2017, 01:41:51 UTC
I cannot stress this more, No.1 is the whitepaper. Always look at the whitepaper. If you can understand what the team wants to do, and like the concept, consider putting money - else no use. No2. is the team. Look at the engagement that they are having with the community, also look at how old are their public profile like linkedin. QUtm CEO changed his name recently before doing qtum, he has been known for doing frauds in past- so do look into the history of people involved. No3 thing that I check is the community around the project.

This is bang on the money in my eyes. Here is what i would look for in an ICO, a little more than 3, but they are all interconnected.

- Strong team - Both in development team and also the CEO's / marketing (People focus too much on the developers which is important but not everything. no point having a great team to create something, if nobody can advertise it and push the startup in the right direction.)
- Realistic vision - not aiming too high or if they do not reach their target everyone who invested will be disappointed
- Solid whitepaper - Well thought out, shows realistic goals, a strong good vision and a plan of action
- Strong social media presence - A social media that shows they are connected with everyone
- Good customer support - Shows they care, and they have invested time and money into making sure the average investor can ask questions
- Good website - A business who is willing to throw time and effort into a good website are less likely to be a scam
- finite supply - ICO's with no cap can be dangerous and can simply just damage their own coin by releasing more for more investment.
-Market they are getting involved with - Is this a new market? or a dying one? who controls the market?

Finally
- Good concept and catchy name - A good ethos and a name that makes them stand out. Personally i would avoid anything that is something "coin".

If these are in place, then it's a good sign. I am looking at Crowdholding at the minute, seems like a good upcoming ICO (They are in their pre-sale). I like this one because it is about co-creation (Which i am interested in, which also helps and i would advise) and also you can get more for your investment as they are in their pre-sale.

https://ico.crowdholding.com/

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Hello PHOENIXDOWNDEE!

Very well said!

Your break down of what matters in an ICO is very well thought of, and the description you made is lacking nothing in my view.

I couldn't agree more and I've actually "stolen" something of yours and taken inspiration for our own Energy Market focused ICO.
I hope you don’ mind.

PROSUME

The ICO we're promoting is called "PROSUME" (www.prosume.io)

Reading your post, I realized that on the PROSUME ICO side, we're lacking two things which you mention (but I promise that they'll both be sorted out within Monday), which are:

1. a strong media presence;
2. a very available and responsive customer service platform.

Objectively speaking, I was happy to assess that PROSUME is actually really good concerning all the other points you listed.

PROSUME’S HISTORY AND MISSION

PROSUME is an ICO aiming at building a business, geared to provide effective customer friendly solutions, for some of the major challenges the energy market is facing globally.
The business divisions we are implementing have all been devised as a result of extensive energy market related experience, most of which has been experienced directly by PROSUME’s team members.

Nearly three years ago we grouped up with the best people we knew in the tech field in order to devise cutting edge digital solutions addressing pressing present needs.
 
At the same time we started thinking about how to structure a company able of providing products and services, effectively devised to face the needs which are clearly going to become predominant in the near future, in order to aim at the most sizable opportunities connected to energy.

We quickly came to the conclusion that PROSUME could become a provider of solutions having an objectively global reach and started testing our concepts, on an informal and friendly basis, with a number of established energy companies globally.

Substantial work has been put into this ICO, mainly in devising the range of products (better defined as "improvements" or "solutions") which we are bringing to the market.

PROSUME is fashionably "disruptive", but I prefer to think of PROSUME as a real generator of added value, facilitating and enabling significant improvements in existing business segments.
We're a platform enabling energy related transactions, and we’re inter-connectors.
We help our clients to quantify and measure, we help them maximize and we provide them with tools enabling them to buy and sell more efficiently, for a better price, no matter if our customer is an Energy Utility, a Transmission System Operator, an Energy Trader, the owner of a Renewable Energy Power Plant or a simple retail energy consumer.  

The PROSUME business concept isn't only “a platform”, it also comprises, and is embedded with, an array of solutions facing current problems we all experience daily when it comes to energy.

Most of our team members have extensively worked with and had access to historical customer service stats and data, we've accumulated years of relationships with all levels of management, at traditional State Owned Energy Utilities, Corporate and Private Clients as well as with Renewable Energy power plant stakeholders.

So, in substance, at PROSUME we know what the issues are, and we have a series of "ready to deploy" solutions which effectively answer some of the most relevant demands Grid Operators, Energy Generation Businesses, Traders and end customers need.

PROSUME’S TEAM

Please check out each of our team member profiles on PROSUME (www.prosume.io).
PROSUME has very senior energy professionals on board, having an extremely relevant array of experiences, in both the traditional fossil fuel energy market, as well as in the renewable energy business. Storage and Electric Vehicles are also business segments PROSUME team members master and are developing actively.

The Team Members of PROSUME have been directly responsible and personally involved in the development and construction of over 1,5 GigaWatts of different kinds of power plants globally.  
All Energy Group members of the PROSUME team have sat in decision-making positions concerning deals of major relevance on a global scale.
In fact, most of the members of the Prosume team presently work in some of the largest and most influential companies in the energy market.

PROSUME – RISK ASSESSMENT

We're aware of regulatory restraints and we’ve carefully assessed all risks our business model faces today and may face in the years to come.
We have no fear of regulations and Laws and we do not see them as an obstacle to PROSUME’s success.
We are in fact already providing extremely substantial services to certain major European Energy Utilities, based on existing regulation.
Most of all, as shareholders of PROSUME, we’re all newcomers and we are part of a new digital generation, so by definition, we strive to be flexible and to learn all day, every day.
 
According to our internal assessment and based on extremely qualified Legal advice, Regulatory hurdles, however notable, rank amongst the least problematic risks that Prosume will have to tackle.
As a company, following a successful ICO, we will have to interview and select a sizeable team of qualified professionals, able of hitting the ground running and confortable with teamwork based task assignments.
Selecting, securing and retaining top-notch human capital will be our most challenging and expensive task.
Anyone who has been an entrepreneur or has been involved in human resources selection and management knows how difficult and important finding the right people is for an organization.
Our hope is that talent will attract talent and that our work place environment will represent an element of strong seduction for the best people out there.

PROSUME – BUSINESS CASE

We all use electricity. More and more of it every year.
On a global scale, we will use TWICE as much electricity (this is a very conservative figure) per capita globally, only within the next 10 years.

Why?
-Because of the billions of people which are struggling to come out of a life of poverty, who want to own a fridge, a TV and be able to turn on lights at night, or even have air conditioning and heating...
-Because at a pace never experienced in history, we create, transmit, modify, share, store, need to protect MORE AND MORE DATA, of higher and higher quality, in UNPRECEDENTED AMOUNTS, which grow every day.
- Because our cars, our phones, and all other appliances in our lives, are becoming more sophisticated, are powered by electricity and becoming progressively more interconnected, powerful and “intelligent”.
 
Based on projections of penetration of electric cars alone, the world will require additional power plants able of generating 10 times the electric energy presently available, and we’re only taking developed economies into account.

Electric Vehicles, which are estimated to gain a market share of around 15% of global vehicle sales within 5 years, will require cities to be completely transformed, especially power grids will have to become purely data driven and able of processing and prioritizing colossal amounts of complex data inputs.
The blockchain and smart contracts are the only present solution, able of making this daunting challenge possible.
 
None of the objectives listed above can possibly be achieved unless a true digital transformation is implemented.
Fundamentally, digital disruption and the realization that technology can enable impressive new possibilities is changing most markets profoundly and very fast.

- When it comes to Energy, some of the most frequent and relevant questions we face are:

Can we pay less for it?
Can we possibly choose where it comes from?
Can I buy locally, maybe from my neighbours PV plant?
Can we choose to buy energy generated from clean sources, rather than energy generated from very polluting sources?
Can we keep extremely polluting energy generation accountable and somehow discourage its proliferation?
Can I invest in renewables and storage and does it make any financial sense?

The answer to all of these questions is YES
Prosume was conceived in order to make it happen.

PROSUME - PRESENT ACTIVITIES – BUSINESS CASES
 
PROSUME is currently working with leading European traditional utilities on a variety of projects.
A common request Utilities ask us to implement is aimed at pooling a small to medium sized sample of their existing clients, some of which produce energy with solar plants (for example) who agree to be joined into a “micro-grid”, in which energy exchanges between energy producers and consumers become possible with the help of smart contracts and by means of crypto-currency payments or exchange of services between the beneficiary of the energy and the supplier.

These transactions happen seamlessly, without any requirement for personal actions on behalf of sellers or buyers, simply based on algorithms automatically programmed to select the closest, cheapest energy source available and buying it when one of the members needs energy.

Clients can pre-select and choose where they buy energy from and save money buying from different generators which are part of the microgrid. Producers maximize their returns on renewable energy investments because they are enabled to sell the excess energy produced by their power plant to private or corporate clients for a higher price compared to the price the Utility would have paid them.  

Another major application PROSUME is actively deploying with a European leader in distribution and transmission is described below:
 
TSO (Transmission System Operators), are often State owned and are the owners of the medium and high voltage electrical power lines.
TSO’s have an outdated and obsolete business model and face pressing needs when it comes to maintaining the stability of electric grids in the face of renewables which by definition are non programmable energy sources.

Their business model as it is doesn't make sense any longer. Not from when renewables have become a relevant part of the global energy mix.
Their dispatchment and transmission lines are used to transfer energy from one place to another, from producers to consumers, based on obsolete pricing systems, based on obscure and imprecise algorithms used to price transmission costs...
The electric transmission system is one of the most inefficient and primitive markets of the world today and TSO operators work under great stress and we risk blackouts due to instability and demand-response issues and inefficiencies.
  
PROSUME has initiated talks with major European TSO's, in order to implement a blockchain based system under which each unit of energy can be tracked by each TSO in connection with the distance it covers, the source it is produced by, whether it is local energy or "imported", whether its clean or dirty, the priority ranking the demand side ranks under (Imagine the TSO where able to distinguish between "energy priorities", such as the demand for energy coming, for example, from a breathing machine in a hospital. We all agree this kind of need would have to have priority over an electric oven)

This is a good part of what we’re striving to achieve.

I'm available to answer any questions with all the spare time at hand.

Giacomo