INTRODUCTION
Electricity demand in developing countries is likely to grow at more than 6% per annum over the next few decades, compared to little over 1% in the developed world. This will require huge investments for which the capital will not be available if the power sectors in these countries continue to perform as badly as they do now. It also has serious environmental implications for the countries themselves and the world at large. Steps can be taken now to reduce both capital needs and environmental impacts by more than one half if the operational performance of the power sectors in these countries could be improved and brought up to standards prevailing in the developed world.
The problem is most acute in sub-Saharan Africa, with several entire nations there effectively nonelectrified. In 11 countries all in Africa, more than 90 percent of people go without electricity. In six of these are Burundi, Chad, Central African Republic, Liberia, Rwanda and Sierra Leone -- 3 to 5 percent of people can readily obtain electric power.
Other nations in the developed countries have succeeded in mass electrification through large-scale, top-down efforts by central governments, most notably the mass rural effort in the 1930s in the United States and more recently in China. Development officials says this model is not suitable for Africa because central governments there lack the cash to make it happen.
WPP ENERGY ASSISTANCE IN THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
WPP ENERGY will deploy the most powerful advanced technologies globally assisting second and third world countries to have new opportunities to address their considerable housing and energy problems. WPP is taking a major step by contributing a percentage of overall WPPCOIN profits to facilitate an increase in power production as a Humanitarian Aid to countries with the greatest needs, particulary those in Africa.
Our government contracts business is ever expanding and will include upcoming announcements in several areas including new Waste to Energy Power Plants, Green Villages, Smart Cities and Greenhouse Towers.
Causes of developing countries energy supply problems are;
Electricity demand in developing countries is likely to grow at more than 6% per annum over the next few decades, compared to little over 1% in the developed world. This will require huge investments for which the capital will not be available if the power sectors in these countries continue to perform as badly as they do now. It also has serious environmental implications for the countries themselves and the world at large. Steps can be taken now to reduce both capital needs and environmental impacts by more than one half if the operational performance of the power sectors in these countries could be improved and brought up to standards prevailing in the developed world.
The problem is most acute in sub-Saharan Africa, with several entire nations there effectively nonelectrified. In 11 countries all in Africa, more than 90 percent of people go without electricity. In six of these are Burundi, Chad, Central African Republic, Liberia, Rwanda and Sierra Leone -- 3 to 5 percent of people can readily obtain electric power.
Other nations in the developed countries have succeeded in mass electrification through large-scale, top-down efforts by central governments, most notably the mass rural effort in the 1930s in the United States and more recently in China. Development officials says this model is not suitable for Africa because central governments there lack the cash to make it happen.
WPP ENERGY ASSISTANCE IN THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
WPP ENERGY will deploy the most powerful advanced technologies globally assisting second and third world countries to have new opportunities to address their considerable housing and energy problems. WPP is taking a major step by contributing a percentage of overall WPPCOIN profits to facilitate an increase in power production as a Humanitarian Aid to countries with the greatest needs, particulary those in Africa.
Our government contracts business is ever expanding and will include upcoming announcements in several areas including new Waste to Energy Power Plants, Green Villages, Smart Cities and Greenhouse Towers.
Causes of developing countries energy supply problems are;
- Natural causes (droughts)
- Oil price shock
- System disrrupted by conflict
- High growth, low investment/structural issues
WPP ENERGY’S Green Energy Platform is being created to reduce the cost of green energy globally, through the use of WPP’s technologies, partnerships, licenses, affiliates and third-party relationships
WPP Energy has two digital platforms which are;
- Global green energy platform which will be deployed in late Q4 2018 to capture power production data from Green Energy producers around the world. This platform will totally change the power generation industry for the benefit of consumers and suppliers, as the WPP Platform will capture the supply through data transmission to the platform.
- WPP EXCHANGE PLATFORM will be deployed in Q4 2018 and will aggregate the various Energy and Crypto Mining Cryptocurrencies in the marketplace into a new exchange platform. This will increase liquidity for all participants in the platform by allowing the various currencies to trade against one another as well as energy.
The Green Energy Platform and the Energy Cryptocurrency Exchange Platform will to help to fuse two of the most important sectors of the 21st century which are blockchain technology and renewable energies. Using the dynamics of exponential growth for both, WPP Energy will promote climate preservation and the welfare of its token holders.
WPP TOKEN SALE OFFERING
WPP TOKEN TOTAL SUPPLY: 5 Billion Tokens
Private Sale Price: $0.16
Pre ITO Sale Price: $0.20
Private Sale period ends July 15th and has a minimum purchase of 10 ETH at $0.16 per WPP Token.
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PRE ITO SALE TERMS: Flat rate pricing of $0.20 per WPP Token that does not change over the 62 days, commencing July 15th and ending 62 days later on September 15th. The minimum purchase is 0.5 ETH. A special incentive of 10% bonus tokens is offered in the first 3 days of the PreSale. The Pre Sale softcap is 5m WPP TOKENS and the hardcap is $50m USD.
The purpose of the Pre ITO sale is to commence development of the two digital blockchain platforms and to launch the Green Energy Rebate program. WPP Energy believes that our cryptocurrency initiative should be self funding.
THE ITO CROWDSALE which follows will start on September 20th, 2018 and end on the 20th of December.
Check out the project roadmap below;
In conclusion, Project capital will be raised on a larger scale to accelerate deployment of its three physical HHO energy solutions around the world, invest in
government projects business and also build out its two digital platforms. The provided links below will really be of help if you can check it up for enlignment or on how to invest in the project.
WEBSITE: https://wppenergy.io
WHITEPAPER: https://wppenergy.io/pdf/Whitepaper.pdf
TELEGRAM: https://t.me/WPPEnergy
TWITTER: https://twitter.com/wppenergycoin
YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXWicQvqXSCfTLf8R-Tf8uw/featured?view_as=subscriber
ANN THREAD: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4449273.0
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