OutflowLabsInc

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by OutflowLabsInc 10d ago
We're tokenizing rooftop and commercial historical solar generation into what we call Outflow tokens. Each system gets an NFT (an ERC-721), currently treated as a hand designed art piece built around that system's actual permitted
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by OutflowLabsInc 11d ago
lol my bad lol
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by OutflowLabsInc 11d ago
You're right. I misunderstood. I think you're right on the 1-3 years though. I think i've heard/seen that before in the solar industry.
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by OutflowLabsInc 12d ago
Check out my post above. What state?
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by OutflowLabsInc 12d ago
what do you mean? You are directly supporting the economy e.g. paying solar installers, local distributors, permits, engineering, etc. You're just owning your power, not leasing it. Also, you export electricity into the grid. With extr
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by OutflowLabsInc 12d ago
What do you mean? Where does this happen? Inverters don't push electricity into the grid, the bidirectional meter does when you install solar.
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by OutflowLabsInc 12d ago
You're right on the labor, that only goes up. On the local/state red tape kind of. You can sell a residential solar system and get a contract signed and installed and get PTO within 30-60 days, which isn't terrible. However,
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by OutflowLabsInc 12d ago
What is the cost of electricity per KWh where you are from? Here in the USA it varies greatly from Hawaii and California having prices that exceed $0.30 to $0.50+ per KWh but in the midwest electricity is cheap as low as $0.12-15 per KWh fo
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Outflow connects directly to inverters, mints solar electricity records
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