Ep. 12 Live @ ETH Denver

Join us live at the Ethereum Denver conference! The pulse of the conference is vibrant, and there is a resounding narrative of regerneration. We are joined with Alan Ransil of Filecoin Green & William Skinner of Helios. A thing to note, the ETH Denver podcast studio had software to mute the background noise, which at times makes the audio not 100%, please excuse that for this episode, as the content the guests cover is not to be missed!
Yes, there is still degens abounding at the conference, but there were two entire days dedicated to regenerative finance and blockchain tools that can help solve climate change. Our discussion peels back the layers of how Filecoin Green builds tools using decentralized data to monitor and verifiably reduce the environmental impacts of networks and businesses. Alan also shares with us his new project launch, Liquid Cert, which is addressing the rampant greenwashing issues around trust. Liqua Cert fosters trust and transparency by making verifiable claims in the world of regenerative finance, ensuring that eco-projects are both well-intentioned and impactful.
William Skinner's passion & commitment to sustainability and renewable energy is seen as he shares Helios with us. Helios is allowing liquidity to more easily drive capital to the imparative need for investing in solar, while giving retail investors a stable return.
We wrap up with a look at decentralized ownership models and their transformative impact on land ownership and ecological preservation. This discussion shines a spotlight on companies like Jasmine Energy who are on the cutting edge of innovation with the tokenization of renewable energy credits, propelling us towards a more sustainable blockchain industry.
***Disclaimer: Helios brought me on to advise on solar projects***
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