The future of electric vehicle (EV) charging is on the blockchain, and C+Charge is making it happen with its pre-sale starting today.
C+Charge is a peer-to-peer payment system that provides electric vehicle drivers with carbon credits and supports the expansion of the charging network they depend on.
You can join C+Charge’s mission to democratize the carbon credit industry and revolutionize electric vehicle charging by investing in presale, open to all members of the public.
C+Charge and its CCHG token aim to leverage and leverage the real-world use case of distributed ledger (blockchain) technology.
Each token currently costs $0.01300 and will increase in 4 steps to a price of $0.02350. 40% of the total 1 billion token supply is for public sale.
A lucrative use case for blockchain technology to attract long-term investors
Isn’t it time we all had access to carbon credits when we charge our electric vehicles? This is unfortunately not the case today.
Each time an electric car driver recharges his vehicle, he can receive carbon credits, but no platform offers this so far.
C+Charge aims to attract long-term investors focused on funding the realization of a lucrative use case that will benefit our environment.
Nevertheless, it should be noted that Tier 1 investors will have an 80% gain on paper by the end of the presale.
Additionally, if you use the CCHG token to charge your electric vehicle, these tokens will be phased out, creating a deflationary price-raising mechanism.
The Obstacles C+Charge Removes
Today, there are competing methods of measuring payments. C+Charge replaces it with an easily accessible universal payment system that does not require expensive point-of-sale (PoS) equipment – instead, drivers use the CCHG token to pay.
Thanks to the partnership with Flowcarbon, owners of electric cars can buy carbon credits in the form of the Goodness Native Token (GNT) with each recharge, in addition to the CCHG.
The GNT token represents a verified voluntary carbon credit and is backed by venture capitalists a16z Crypto and Samsung Next, and fund manager Invesco.
A carbon credit allows you to emit 1 ton of greenhouse gases.
Motorists and operators of charging station networks will benefit
Blockchain technology reduces the cost of station management by eliminating costly outlets, as mentioned earlier, but it can also transmit reliable, real-time information about each station’s status and perform diagnostic tasks.
This means that C+Charge becomes an indispensable tool for municipalities or operators of municipal charging solutions to manage their fleet.
For EV drivers, it offers a way to reliably track the availability of fully operational charging stations.
And since everything is blockchain-based, the driver only needs an internet connection and the C+Charge app to seamlessly connect to the platform.
And here’s how the app works:
Launch the easy-to-access charging station geolocation locator to go to a C+Charge partner charging station;
- Use the platform’s multiple integration possibilities to pay with the CCHG token stored in the application’s crypto wallet;
- You can query the waiting times and operating status of the charging stations at any time, so that you do not have to go to a faulty station in vain;
- Keep track of the carbon credits (GNT) you have purchased and the amount of CCHG you have;
- Finally, C+Charge allows carbon credits to be converted into NFTs as part of the reflection program and stored in the application.
C+Charge eliminates the disadvantages of carbon credits and promotes the spread of electric vehicles
Although sales of electric vehicles are booming, carbon credits, the main incentive for the adoption of electric vehicles, are not used to the extent necessary.
Another obstacle to the development of adequate and easily accessible charging infrastructure is the way carbon credits are used to benefit large companies and to the detriment of others, including electric vehicle drivers.
Worse still, carbon credits are often used by large corporations as a tax they are willing to pay for pollution. This allows them to continue emitting carbon and other greenhouse gases, rather than providing an incentive to deploy low- or zero-emission solutions.
The winners of the current carbon credit system are those who produce or use goods that reduce carbon consumption – but EV drivers are unfairly excluded.
Electric vehicle makers like Tesla can earn millions of dollars by selling carbon credits to polluters.
C+Charge wants to democratize carbon credits so that a growing share of carbon credit revenue – estimated at $851 billion in 2022 – goes into the pockets of electric vehicle owners who are trying to do the right thing, but who do not receive the rewards due to them.
C+Charge is the only on-chain or off-chain platform that allows EV owners to be rewarded for charging
The carbon credit industry will be worth $2.4 trillion by 2027, so opening up access to electrical conductors will be big business.
Opening up the carbon trading industry can also encourage the adoption of electric vehicles and the mass construction of charging stations that are needed around the world.
There are around 1.8 million charging stations around the world, but that’s far from enough.
Another issue that C+Charge will address is the fact that the vast majority of charging stations are connected to national electricity grids, making it impossible to know what percentage of the electricity supplied comes from renewable sources.
C+Charge is looking for partnerships with manufacturers of solar “pods” in order to set up more renewable energy charging stations.
C+Charge Wins First International Partner, Benefits from High-Calibre Leadership and Venture Capital Funding
The blockchain-powered electric vehicle charging project has already won its first international partner, Perfect Solutions Turkey, which brings 20% of the country’s electric vehicle charging stations to the C+Charge network.
C+Charge is co-founded by Ryan Fishoff, CEO of the publicly traded American Wealth Mining Corporation, which focuses on cryptocurrencies, green investing, fintech, retail, wellness, nutrition and financial education.
Fishoff is C+Charge’s lead strategic advisor. The highly experienced team and the strength of the business model attracted $250,000 in venture capital funding from 360° Crypto Economy.
With venture capitalists very quick to invest in the company, they have no time to waste investing in the future of electric and carbon-neutral EVs.