Yes, they will receive 0.9% of produced energy by energy companies

It would be good for potential investors to make some comparision with GRID+. Two projects aiming same market good teams so it is close call

The main token sale will take place on February 1st, 2018. The delay from the initial ICO date is due to the necessity to start registration of contributors by establishing their identity and whitelisting their wallet addresses.
For more details check here please: https://[Suspicious link removed]/1MVsyA

Dear all!

Shortly, today at 2:45PM (GMT +1), on Facebook, we will have a live stream from Gibraltar #d10e conference with Kaspar on stage!
Stay tuned!

https://www.facebook.com/WePowerNetwork/posts/291376264689349

As a part of the d10e, the CEO of WePower, Nick is participating in a panel: "Tokenisation of physical assets and ecosystems – utopia or the next chapter in the blockchain revolution?".

Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJ00kuRMutw

Thanks for your input! We'll definitively consider that the next time.

If you haven't already than check this video from d10e conference https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJ00kuRMutw&t=4s

Hello guys! Are you interested on listing your ICO on icoshedule.com? Also we have emails database of potential investors. For more information just PM me. Good luck with your ICO, great idea!

WePower: Blockchain Based Green Energy Trading Platform

https://www.coinft.com/blog/2017/10/24/wepower

Green energy address many global issues and the push for its development is accelerating. Today, renewable energy is not only seen as the answer to climate change, it addresses many political, economical, social and environmental issues as well. Mitigating greenhouse gases, curtailing pollution, reducing dependence on fossil fuels, increasing energy security are some of the benefits of green energy. According to REN21 2017 report, As of year-end 2016, renewable energy targets were in place in 176 countries. The majority of targets continue to focus on renewable energy use in the power sector, with targets for a specific share of renewable power instituted in 150 countries.

As reported by the Post Carbon Pathway report, the most significant roadblocks to green energy development widespread is primarily political and not technological. Identified major roadblocks include climate change denial, fossil fuel lobbying, political paralysis, unsustainable energy consumption, outdated infrastructure and financial constraints......

Our advisor Tadas Jucikas, PhD sharing his in-depth approach on using #AI in #renewable energy production prediction, energy grid balancing and next generation understanding of #energy consumers. A great read! https://medium.com/wepower/artificial-intelligence-and-the-future-of-energy-105ac6053de4