I'll see you in the next video.
Hello, everyone. Welcome to the space. Sorry for my voice. I do have a pollute right now.
Just waiting for some more members to join us and our other team members so that we could
quickly start this piece. Please just hold for like a couple of minutes. We are going to be back.
Okay, so I think we are good to go now. Hope I'm audible right now. And hope everyone's doing well.
I would like to request you all to not mind because I do have a very weird voice today since I'm having a flu.
But still, let us get into the topic. We are going to harness the climate data for renewable energy.
We have done this piece almost after a week. But today's space is going to be very special because our founders, our team, our whole team is here.
So welcome, everyone, to today's Twitter space hosted by Jia Dinh Grid. And then today, we are diving into the crucial role, climate data, please, in the realm of the renewable energy.
We are going to have a very short discussion, not much. And then we are going to give updates about the project as well. We have something very special to share today.
So from solar to wind power, we know that understanding climate patterns is always essential for maximizing whether it's efficiency or sustainability.
So let's explore together. Welcome, John and Fred, to the speaker panel there. Hi.
Hi, everyone. Hi, everybody. Glad to be here. How is everybody doing?
Looks like everyone's great. They've just joined. We were kind of waiting for some more members to join us, but still, like, since... Hi, John.
Hi, hi. How are you guys?
Yeah, it takes some time for everybody to drip in as well. So I think we can start and then, you know, it's recorded anyway. So anybody who wants to listen in can listen back to the recording.
Yeah, sure, sure, sure. So let's do that. So, yeah, we know, like, let us get into the topic then for a short period of time and then we will get into the updates, right?
So we know that we everybody knows climate data is not just numbers. It's just the key to unlock the what we call full potential of the renewable energy sources and whether it's predicting solar irradiance or wind patterns, right?
The accurate climate data always empowers us to make the informed decision and optimizing the whole renewable energy system.
So, as we know, both of our founders, they bring all wealth of knowledge and experience to the table since, like, they are from Ari field and from, like, meteorologists to the renewable energy engineers.
They're like all they know how the climate change shapes the future of the sustainable energy itself. So I'd just like to know from Prabab the Fred that, like, what to know the benefits of the climate data in the renewable energy market.
What are the benefits, the prominent benefits?
Then you mean to have the data available, right? So, tracking, etc. So, yeah, I mean, data sets are always, you know, very relevant. Of course, we have to ensure that all the data that we get and, you know, mouth feed fed to us that it is correct, right?
That's the first and almost critical part. But then once we know that, of course, that the data is correct, then we can act accordingly as well.
I mean, we can take measures, we can see, we can adjust and adapt, because sometimes we focus on one thing, and we, for instance, say, well, we're going to build a lot of wind farms out there.
That's all great. But then we don't realize, you know, how much of a hazard they can create as well in terms of all these wind farms are not really, you know, based on material that can be recycled.
So we see a lot of, you know, articles showing that they have to, you know, put these blades and everything to landfills because they're simply not, you know, recyclable.
And the same thing goes when you have, you know, just solar, it's just wind or solar, then you don't have a base load. And base load, of course, is important. So it has to be a combination of like low carbon power sources like nuclear, geothermal and all, you know, and hydroelectric power,
which are the common base loads to combine all of that. So, and then, of course, then it's important to see where we got our energy from and, you know, what kind of energy we need in the future as well for, you know, for a change into our mindset, because everybody wants, should be driving an electrical car.
But the question is, do we have an electricity for that as well?
So like you've been in this industry since a long time, right, Fred? I think it's been a lot of time since you are into RE sector, if I'm not wrong.
Yeah, please go on. Have been.
So, yeah, my background is initially in the corporate space in automotive and mass transit.
They'll work at a few large companies like automotive, Volvo, Siemens, Bombardier, etc.
And then the last eight to nine years into the data center space in Scandinavia, and then also, you know, quite quickly also into the crypto mining space.
And then you see, of course, how much energy is consumed.
But, you know, where the crypto mining space, the proof of workspace is actually commendable is that they try looking for the cheapest power available, which is then the renewable power.
And a lot of the, you know, crypto miners out there, they're looking for other sources like, you know, sources of power that being deemed as a waste, where crypto miners would love to take care of that waste because it's cheap, cheap power generation as well.
So I think there, you know, there's a lot of developments happening, which we, of course, from green grid will tap into as well going forward.
So, yeah, I would love to know, I mean, what are the insights, the key insights that you have gained from analyzing the sort of climate patterns so far?
Well, I mean, we have to, of course, do everything together to achieve these goals that have been, you know, omitted to us to keep the earth forming within 1.5 degrees centigrade.
Also having the opportunity to visit COP28. We're seeing that a lot of the countries out there, companies out there, they love to do a lot of initiatives, but in the end, it's all about doing the work as well.
So signing agreements and posting about that you sign an agreement, but then still flying through the venues with your private jet doesn't really, you know, change much.
I think a lot needs to be changed still, but I think we're on a good way. I mean, there's a lot of climate tech and clean tech and all these focus points, they get a lot of funding now.
And also a lot of smart people are putting their efforts together, not only for the financial benefit, but also for the benefit of humanity and, you know, our planet is old.
Yeah, absolutely. For the green earth. And then I would, the people who have joined us, most of them would not be familiar about today's topic, right?
So, like, how would they be able to relate the climate data with GR&GRID? I mean, would you just like to, or even John can answer, like, how would we be able to relate the climate data with GR&GRID?
John, if you're there, or even Fred, you can answer if John is not there.
I'm here. I mean, but I had a problem with my app. I couldn't get the mic on. Now it's on.
Yeah. Well, to go back on what Fred said about the sources we're focusing on right now, like wind or solar, we have to, can you hear me?
Yeah, yeah, I can hear you.
Okay. Now it's also good to look further than those sources. And we're into that too, because the data says that there will not be enough power for all the, well, green initiatives we might need in the future, like the cars, like the infuse, etc.
But also, well, existing sources, we can reallocate like a circular thought and use it for a purpose. And now it's, for instance, like flare gas that's just blown into the sky for nothing.
And well, with parties, we are looking at possibilities to use that power to convert into energy and locate data centers for our nodes in those locations.
And then suddenly, there's a lot more energy available, because now we're just throwing it away. And there are a lot of benefits for that.
So it's more than just looking at the current opportunity, sorry, solutions, but also, well, keep your mind open. And that's what we're doing.
Another thing is the gas from landfills using poor energy, because if you have a big landfill, and there's plastic waste that can be converted into oil, or be tooling, as they say, but also the gas that's beneath of all the rotting process of the fruit and organic material,
that can be used to put it on pressure with a generator and make power off it. And at this moment, a lot of countries have an enormous problem with that. And that waste is growing and growing and growing.
And together with a few partners, we are looking into that. Only for us part is that as Green Grid, at this moment, it's not only partnerships, it's not only token, it's not only the blockchain development of Green Grid and all the apps we are creating.
But also, well, will it run? Do we have enough energy for the future, based on a circular or renewable energy? So that's a very important question. And we are in the middle of that at this moment. And that's why some things take a little bit more time.
But we have to deal with timelines of governments, of the way people work in countries different than here in Europe, because we are quite straightforward. And in other countries, there's a manana way of doing things. So that's why we have to combine those things and try to do it together.
Absolutely, John. We should definitely try to do it together. Thank you for the amazing insight, John. So yeah, now it's time to hear from our community as well. Do you guys have any questions for our panelists, for our founders about the role of climate data in renewable energy? Anything you guys would love to ask?
Please raise your hands and we'll bring you up to join the conversation. But before that, I'm just gonna keep you guys, pull you guys to the speaker panel. But just before that, we do have something to share. And we know that our community has been consistently vocal about the performance of the G token, eagerly anticipating the favorable price action at the same time, right?
So a lot of investors of ours are just particularly interested in our upcoming marketing strategies and any significant news that we have to offer, whether it pertains to the development updates or partnerships. So for your concerns today, our founder will address this concerns, providing the clarity and insight on it.
Additionally, we do have an exciting news to share, which our founders will be unveiling during the discussion. So yeah, we'd just like to, would anyone, Fred or John, would love to hear from you guys.
Yeah, I can do this. It's always me bringing the good news and Fred bring the bad news.
As you know, we are constantly trying to create partnerships that will give traction to our token when the blockchain is ready and up and running. And for that, because if you don't do that, if you just launch a blockchain, and you have a token and nobody is using it, I told this before, it doesn't make any sense.
And it will not bring value, it doesn't bring any volume. And, well, maybe in the long term, it will die. And that's not one. So we try simultaneously with, with development and with, well, with the team what we're doing, we try to expand our partnerships.
And we told last time about the partnership of the charging in, of the vehicles in Asia. Still on top of that, but that one is not signed yet for release, but we have another one. Because in the meantime, we were also active in California in Los Angeles to be precious.
And there we found a partner that's a passash automotive. And he will help us with a local car, brands, and dealers, but also retail partners to find locations where we can use during pay, green pay, and loyalty.
As a payment solution for the EV cars in California to start with. This guy is, it's Michael Passage, and we wanted to share this with you in this AMA. Before we send out the official press release at the end of this week, that will be announced in all our channels, of course.
But because everybody is so patient, well, I think now it's time to give a little bit of insight. So I think it's a good idea also for the next announcements that we will announce things to our close community via an AMA or in the group.
And this will be announced at the end of the week. So Michael Passage, he's the director and an old-fashioned automotive guy in California. He has a large network of partners we can connect with our blockchain, with our payment and loyalty solution.
And we made an agreement about two weeks ago, and well, now it's all signed. And we can, well, share it with you guys. So this is the first one. And there will a few will follow. And every time this news, every time we bring some news, hopefully it will affect also positive on the value and volume in the token.
You want to add something, Fred?
Yeah, I just wanted to add, of course, because California is a bigger scale market and a more advanced market when it comes to EV vehicles. I mean, the total amount of EV vehicles in California alone is 40% of the total amount of cars.
So that gives us a lot of potential to work with in terms of EV charging points and then also vehicles and consumers, of course, that we can connect the program to.
And then from California, of course, it's a minor step, let's say, to go to the other states in the US as being a large market for EV vehicles.
And then from there on, we can tap into that, hopefully, success and to go to other parts of the world. Asia is the next natural step because Asia is really ready to change from fossil fuel cars to EV vehicles.
And then the same thing, hopefully, we can do it in our home market so that we can Europe with the traction that we have in success.
And then the most important part is, of course, that there's utility on the token and we can present our blockchain as well being used through this solution.
So to add a little bit more about how it works, because the USB of what we're trying to do is that we try to make it a universal payment solution in a local currency.
So, for instance, in the states, it's just you pay in dollar, not a problem, but you get loyalty points in G tokens, in GRM tokens.
And that you can convert or you can use to buy your coffee at Starbucks or another retail partner, or you can just save it up until you have enough and do whatever you want with it in the future.
So it's like the air miles proposition, but then totally renewable with green grid. And you can imagine that if people just get it, they just get it.
We just they think they just get it for free. Of course, it's included in the price they pay for charging, but same as all loyalty points.
But then you get, well, people with a lot of Gs in their in their pocket and holders is also very good for, well, for the for the total project, of course.
And hopefully they will buy more. And when they see it, they can buy it, they can exchange it or they can use it as utility, as Fred mentioned.
Yeah, thank you so much, guys, for the amazing announcement. We are definitely thrilled to announce our collaboration with Passes Automotive.
I hope, yeah, obviously this initiative will streamline the EV charging payments globally, eliminating the need for the multiple payment solutions, for sure.
And we are so glad that we made up to this partnership. So for now, we do have someone, probably the person might have some sort of queries.
I'm just adding the person to the speaker panel.
Or if anyone, if you guys have any sort of question, you guys can leave us the comment as well. Hello.
Yes, you are audible. Yeah, please put forward your question.
Earlier, you have mentioned about the partnership, right?
Yeah, yeah, we just mentioned about the partnership. Yeah. Yeah. What are the major benefits that this partnership will bring to the GRM?
And how will it affect the price of the GRM?
Okay, I can I can answer the question just to see if I understood it correctly, just to see that the main benefits of these types of partnerships and how it will affect the blockchain and the token price, obviously.
So what will happen is, of course, it's an initial step.
So the partners in the future will help us onboard users and the users will then actually get tokens as rewards for their refueling.
Of course, rewards meaning that they've been purchased from the exchange as well that they're connected to.
And then the token holders, there will be more token holders out there, which will also create more scarcity.
And then also will generate that the price will gradually go up as well.
Also, that there is going to be more utility. So the token will be able to be used on when the blockchain is live as well to use for small payments for proper coffee or anything else, as well as the price will grow and then grow upwards.
Then it's also a question about how many users over time will be coming online and use the payment solution.
So if we see in the market potential in California alone, that could actually add a lot of users, you know, if we can work together with our partner and then give them the right material to onboard clients on the go as well.
So we'll have a positive influence on the price.
Thank you. Thank you for your answer. I have one more question. Can I ask?
Yeah. Yeah, sure. Please go on.
Yeah, it's currently a bull run, right?
Yes. The cycle is bullish right now.
There are many alternative coins that are having a very high momentum. When will we see that kind of momentum for ji tokin?
Well, it's also a question. I mean, if you look at a lot of tokens, there's utility behind most of the tokens right now. So we're still working on the utility behind it.
So then, you know, to latch on to the bull run.
A lot of the excitement is, of course, based on Bitcoin and the ETFs and the influx of capital there causing a big stir and increasing pricing of most of the tokens.
We see, for instance, AI focused tokens just go up a lot because they are familiar with AI. So it's also a question about utility combined with knowledge and understanding.
And we do see that with the green grid, with the energy focused token, and especially with the renewable energy focus that we believe that we're on the right focus point.
And then the next step is, of course, to do all the things that we said we would do as well, like buybacks to create a better price, more market making, listings, etc.
So those are key to do all these things as well. Some of the things are being delayed, as I said, because a lot of the partners that we work with, they are not always the fastest out there.
So we have to push, of course, as well. And, you know, we only can do whatever we can with the things that we have available right now.
So we're looking to expand the team in the near future as well to do so and, you know, get more activities ongoing as well.
Thank you for the answer.
Most welcome. Okay. Now, I'm adding, I'm sorry for my voice. I'm adding another member to the speaker panel.
Okay, he's there. Yours is there. Hello.
Yes, we can hear you, Jack.
Yeah. Hi, everyone. Hope you guys are doing great. It's been some time.
You know, the founders came onto the space.
You know, for those to the great part, I thought that we were all looking inside Asia or, you know, maybe some European states, but it's great to hear that, you know, we have expanded to the American regions as well.
My question is pretty simple. The model, the, you know, I think the paying model that you guys are suggesting, how long is it going to take for, you know, for it to start functioning in the real world.
And the second question is the person that you partnered with, is he like some sort of a part of the team or maybe on advisory board or, you know, it is, it is just for the partnership pick or, you know, are they going to have some sort of advisory roles in the company as well.
Yeah, I've got these two questions.
Okay, that's good questions. I can start off with that and John can compliment if there's anything missing. So, of course, I mean, we work, we're talking to multiple partners, some of them can be closed faster because the people, they understand what we're aiming to do.
And some will take some longer time to, you know, to get warm with the idea, right, because sometimes they don't really understand the technology, the focus point, etc.
And Michael, he gets it. So he said, like, well, it's a great market to tap into.
He knows the sales of electrical vehicles, and he knows as well that something needs to be done as well.
He will not be an, I mean, he will not be an on board advisor but of course he will advise us in terms of the market because he's our eyes and ears on the ground in California, and then can also help us expand across other parts of the world.
So he has great connections and can open up doors, of course, as well.
And then when it comes to the rollout, the active part of this, then, you know, we're looking into when we can use the testnet to test with him as well.
Then during two, three of this year. And then when it comes to the main net, of course, then it will be live after that with the hopefully with more partners on board than just massage but, you know, hope to announce this other partnership very soon as well.
Yeah, not really something to add.
Yeah, thank you for the answer.
Like one last question, another question that I had in my mind was, you know, the concept of the analogy that you gave about the loyalty points, I think, in comparison to how it will work similar to air miles.
Like, could you use them back, you know, for, you know, for recharging your vehicles or something like that.
Or is it, you know, is the is that utility where you could use those loyalty points?
Like you are open to any kind of utility for those loyalty points or are you going to keep it, keep it exclusive to your model to this model?
Well, the, the ideas, of course, they should be able to use those points for everything. Right. I mean, like you have with loyalty program, like with an airline loyalty program.
They would either say you can redeem your mouse to book another flight, because that on boards more consumers to, you know, to fly and, you know, book a trip, because then they can also achieve status.
And sometimes status is important because you want to, you know, certain clients want maybe to achieve their using renewable energy for, you know, all the time.
So they also get a certain status program. But then the idea is, of course, to, you know, use your mouse and also create maybe a store or just simply redeem those points and say, well, you know, I've been charging 10 times.
Now I get a free charge next time, etc. That has to be done in collaboration with a partner, of course, to see what they would allow. But of course, we would like to keep it as open as possible to use those points because then there's utility as well.
Yeah. Like also the combination with owners of real estate or shopping malls work together with them that you can redeem there.
So when your car is charged at that location, you can use the points to buy coffee nearby or something else for your car or wash your car afterwards or whatever.
So that's that's why it's a little bit more complex than just try to let people pay with keys, because I don't think that will happen in the first place because they don't know us.
So this strategy is invented just to get into the mind and wallet of the user and become top of mind because when they see their value growing, they want to redeem.
They want to do something with it. And if they are into more into the total project, well, they will also buy because they will use it.
They will see the value in the future. So that's why we chose this strategy. And this is just one of the strategies we can announce now, but there will be a few others coming up.
Great, guys. I mean, it's a cool idea to tap into multiple narratives with those points and, you know, make it easily make everything easily accessible for everyone, even the people who may be, you know, who are skeptical about the whole idea of blockchain at some point.
So thanks for your answers. And, you know, it's it is a great news. Thanks for sharing. And you guys will see it more often.
Yeah, thanks, Shaq. It's always good to have you on the space and I'm looking forward to having you on the next one as well. You know, be part of more announcements and more news.
Thanks, Jack. See you next time.
Thank you, Jack. I hope we were able to clear your concerns as well.
Yeah. Okay. Let me add another. I have already added actually another speaker is there.
Osama, probably he have some questions as well. Hi, Osama. Are you there?
I've already added him to the speaker panel. Hi.
Looks like he's not there.
Hello, Osama. If you're there, then we are here talking to you.
Okay. Looks like he is gone now.
Okay, then, guys, I would love I would like to request you all to just like put us your question on the comment section so that our founders would be able to answer here.
And if you don't want to speak, even Osama.
Yeah, John, if you want to add something more, please go on.
I got a private question from its prefix.
Oh, okay. Okay, so I will use that one to to answer in the meantime.
His question is, I understand that you focus on new partnerships, but should there not also be focused on the current owners of G token?
How do you convince people to buy G price still so collapse without liquidity?
It's it's all about budget and how to spread the budget in the total project.
In the beginning, we used a lot of budget also for keeping the price and volume high.
And we spent also a budget on the listings.
And if we kept on going with that, for instance, development and find the right partners for the future to get volume and liquidity in the token and increase of the price, that will be hard.
So it's all about balancing and make decisions from the right time.
If it was if we had an unlimited budget, we already were pushing on all fronts, but we don't have an unlimited budget and we want to reach the end line with the total project with the right pillars.
So I completely understand from people who bought in the beginning and still have to wait because the price is going down.
The volume is a little bit gone. But if you don't sell, nothing happens, to be honest, because it's our task with the whole project, with partnerships, with the market maker, with the developers.
And there are a few as someone is listening now also. We're all on top of it, but we can't do it all at one time.
So that's what we have to choose. So I hope I am there. Sorry, I answered the question a little bit.
Maybe more. It was just one question.
Good afternoon, guys. Can you hear me?
Yes, we can hear you, Osama. Hope we were able to answer your question.
If you would like to ask more questions, you can just like tap it on.
Yeah, yeah, we can hear you, Osama. Hi there.
Osama, can you please speak? We can hear you.
Am I audible, John? Fred, am I audible?
Yes, I hope you guys are doing well. I got actually made on the same.
Have you guys mentioned something about the buybacks and the listings?
Maybe type the question. Maybe I think you can leave it into comments, right?
I think he's asking about the listing if we mentioned about the listings of our token. That's what he meant.
Yeah, we indicated that the listings have faced a bit of delay also because there's people that are not as fast-moving as we would like to be as well.
So we did announce that we would give information about that during February with hopefully positive feedback.
But it's going to be pushed a bit to March, but our aim is to still do it as soon as possible.
Also because there's some people that sit in the boat and wait because they know that this is a long-term project.
But of course we understand that some people are getting a bit, not impatient, but also questioning about what's happening with the price, what's happening with liquidity, what's happening with more announcements about listings, etc.
But you can guarantee that we're working on it as well.
We also have received a few accusations left, right, and center anonymously, but those we just put aside because we know that we're working hard on things to get things moving.
And also we know that a lot of our friends and direct family have invested into us.
So it's our personal obligation to fulfill this project as well and bring it to successful.
I wouldn't say ending because this project is, of course, never ending, but to bring it to new heights as well.
Hopefully that answered the question in a bit.
Thank you for your answer.
So based on what you said, can we expect to get a listing in March?
Because it's Bush to Marsh now, because you said, I think at the beginning of the year, because you need to finalize the last paperwork.
And what about the buybacks and what about the partnership with Influx for the marked making?
When is that rolling out?
Influx is already onboarded, but if you heard my previous answer on the guy who sent me a question in the DM, it's all about spreading the budget we have and find the right moment to do it.
So it makes no sense just because we want to make some people happy to make the price higher, to put a lot of effort and budget into, for instance, push the price or volume.
So it's a strategy of announce new partnerships that will help.
In the meantime, finalize the onboarding at the exchange we are listing on in the next month or the month afterwards.
And if we have that, we will get our new in-stream of users, because we do campaigns with the new exchange.
And that's quite a large exchange, the first one we selected.
And they selected us in combination with each other.
So it's a real partnership.
And from there, we will put more effort in the market, our proposition.
And of course, while buybacks is not something we scream from the roof, if you say that word, but we will help to create more power for Green Grid itself.
So we have more influence and we get rid of people who owns a lot of tokens and the whales, because we had some in the past and we also got it back.
And that helps because otherwise the whole project will be endangered.
And now we are more and more in control and that takes time.
Thank you for your answer, Jean. So can we tell our friends and family that the listing will be in March? Because it would be in February.
Well, if they come here, I will tell them.
And I can't give an exact answer, of course, but as I mentioned before, it depends on the total package of all the ingredients of our strategy.
So yes, if it was up to us, it was yesterday, but we have to balance the whole thing.
Thank you very much, Jean and Frederick. And I hope you keep us updated on the community.
Thanks. Thanks. Have a nice day.
Thank you so much, Osama. Thank you so much. Please go to our telegram. We are quite interactive there when it comes to updates and everything.
So you can put forward your question or anything you would like there.
So I think we have come to the end of the session now, John.
Looks like I've not been able to pull Frederick onto the speaker panel, but still I'm going to add him.
But we are already on to the end of the session.
So before going, John, would you like to add something for the community and our investors out there to like to deliver something at your end?
Yes, I wish I could bring everybody to all the meetings and powerful partnerships we are developing at the moment.
That's not possible, but I'm sure in the meantime, we will keep you all guys posted.
And if you have questions, if you are concerned or whatever, just ask us and we try to answer as soon as possible.
Maybe sometimes we are not in the in the telegram group or if I speak for myself because I'm busy, it's just setting in the end.
I always try to answer and that's also for the other members of the team.
And I want to thank our community and our holders for the patience.
And if you have good ideas, because we also need that because sometimes it comes out of strange places.
Just a heads up, let us know and maybe we can use that idea to move forward even better.
So thank you very much, everybody. That's all I want to say.
Yeah, thank you. Thank you so much, John, to the members who have just joined us or have joined late.
We are thrilled to our GRN Association is thrilled to announce a collaboration with a passes automotive and the US aiming to introduce GRN pay universal payment and the loyalty system for the EV charging as a part of the sustainable green green project, right?
So this initiative seeks to streamline the EV charging payments globally, eliminating the need for the multiple payment solutions.
So, yeah, with this expertise and network, I hope this partnership brings the proposition to the various stakeholders at the same time.
And thank you so much, everyone, for participating in today's piece.
As we wrap up today's to the space, I want to thank our founders, John and Fred and everyone who joined us for this insightful discussion and always remember harnessing the climate data is essential for the transition to a more sustainable energy future.
And let's continue working together to make the renewable energy a reality for all until next time, stay informed, stay inspired and stay green.