⚡️What do you know about natural gas as an energy source?

Natural gas is a non-renewable energy source, which is located deep below the earth's surface. For millions of years, the remains of carbon-based life forms, such as plants and animals, formed thick layers that, when exposed to high temperature and pressure, changed the composition of carbon to form coal, oil and natural gas.

-Methane is a major component of natural gas and is considered the cleanest of fossil fuels.

-Burning one molecule of methane in the presence of oxygen releases one molecule of CO2 (carbon dioxide) and two molecules of H2O (water).

-Compared to a modern coal-fired power plant, a natural gas-fired power plant produces 50-60% less CO2 per unit of electricity produced.

Learn more how we plan to use natural gas as a part of Gigajoule project on our website https://gigajoule.io/!

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The Private Sale is live!

Today our Private Sale is starting - all participants of the community have a unique chance to buy the tokens on the most favorable terms.

The things you need to know about the Privat Sale:

Tokens Available for the private Pre-sale: 3,000,000
Discount: 30%
Price: $0.70

Investors can purchase GIGJ token with over 50 cryptocurrencies. We are using CoinGate to facilitate this.

Hurry up to buy tokens at a good price and become a beneficiary of Gigajoule profits for years to come!
Early investors get the biggest discounts! Token prices will increase as the sale progresses!

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⚡️Do you know that today there are about 80 floating power plants deployed which operate in the world?

According to various estimates, few, if any, of this number are surplus to demand. The duration of the relevant operating contracts is from 5 to 20 years.

The concept of creating an electric plant on a ship or barge is not new. Floating power plants, as they were originally called, were first widely discussed during the second world war. They were able to use diesel fuel, coal, natural gas and even nuclear energy as a source of energy, but the most common source has always been natural gas.

One of the undeniable advantages of floating power plants is that they can be built very quickly (compared to conventional land-based installations) in a factory environment that ensures the highest quality standards. They can be used for continuous, or "base load", or intermittently as "peak installations", and can be fully operational for 4-10 weeks after deployment. This is extremely fast compared to building conventional power plants that take years or even decades to build!

More information about floating power plants and how they will be used in Gigajoule project - on the website https://gigajoule.io/.

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Why is natural gas better?

Combustion of natural gas in high-efficiency turbines with aviation fuel derivatives by Gigajoule technology is the cleanest way to burn all fossil fuels with the formation of small amounts of sulfur, mercury and particulate bits. Although the combustion of natural gas produces nitrogen oxides, their amount is much lower compared to the combustion of gasoline or diesel fuel used in cars. In addition to hydropower, natural gas turbine generators are the cleanest form of base-load power generation available today and in the foreseeable future.

Renewable energy sources such as solar and wind are certainly more environmentally friendly than burning natural gas. However, the capital costs required to meet demand and the storage challenges that accompany these technologies during periods of lack of sunlight and wind suggest that today they can only be part of a practical solution to an urgent and ever-growing problem. As wind and solar solutions improve over the coming decades, Gigajoule's technology will quickly adapt to them to provide additional peak power during periods of lack of sunlight and wind.

Do you want to know more about Gigajoule's solution? Visit our website at https://gigajoule.io/!

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