Thread by @DonnieBigBags

[1/10] The U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission put out Order 2222 last week.

This opens the US market so anyone with any device anywhere can participate in ANY energy market.

$EWT is the ONLY organisation that's built out infrastructure to deliver on these requirements.

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Is this bullish? Yes.

Is this priced in? No.

What the hell is it? Let me explain.

[3/10] This Federal rule enables small-scale distributed energy resources (DERs) to participate in electric markets and requires US grid operators to propose implementation plans within 270 days.

EW-DOS ($EWT's operating system) was BUILT to support Order 2222’s exact use case.

[4/10] Think of it like this. Thailand opens its borders and you've got 30 days to get ready for the Baghunters party.

Are you going to build an aeroplane? No. You're going to adopt existing tech. And in this case, $EWT is the only solution ready for the US energy market.

[5/10] Or imagine in Fintech if the CFTC or US Treasury came out and said, "We are ordering that the US financial system re-organize itself around Defi and we need something exactly like Ethereum"

[6/10] DER's = Distributed energy resources

This include residential batteries, electric vehicles (EVs) and charging stations, rooftop solar PV systems, thermostats, as well as grid-enabled water heaters and energy efficiency resources.

[7/10] As you SHOULD know already, but most people don't bother to do any research, $EWT is connecting millions of DER's using its tailor-made blockchain for the energy industry.

It's the market leader and nothing comes even remotely close.

[8/10] The global energy market is changing. DER's will shape the global power grids of tomorrow. It's not just Musk, Gates and Buffet jumping on this bandwagon. It's the whole world, we are trying to save the planet via clean energy and carbonisation.

And making $$$ of course.

[9/10] $EWT already has PJM on board. A regional transmission organization (RTO) that coordinates the movement of wholesale electricity in all or parts of 13 states. They are probably in talks with the other big ones.

energyweb.org/2018/10/25/ene…

[10/10] Now this ruling is out, markets have to change, and $EWT is the only shop in town that has built an infrastructure to support the market of tomorrow.

If @energywebx can succeed here, the MAJORITY of the US electric system will be powered by $EWT.

ferc.gov/sites/default/…