REDI

White paper - The white paper is based on providing an infrastructure for the integration and measurements of renewable energy starting with solar energy. This would lead to a greater efficiency in this sector leading to greater adoption and improved sustainability. The white paper is well done classifying all the problems plaguing this sector and the roadmap ahead for solving some of them. The technicals are well explained with suitable examples. It contains all the relevant materials for an investor to review this meritorious project.

Team - The core team is reputable and trustable. The advisory members too are quite experienced. But the drawback is the team is too heavy on a regional basis. For the project to expand globally; a global advisory members was the necessity.

Tokenomics - The token deployment and funding allocation are within reasonable limits; although about 20% is reserved for bonuses which could have been included in the token sale. At present it seems that only 30% is available for sale but the actual number is 50% or so. No mention has been done about the fate of the unsold tokens.

Business Model - The business model is quite clear. The team has strong partnerships but to expand globally it needs to tie-up with partners from other geographical locations. Also, its not easy to ask different business/ organizations to part with their data so easily, which could be a hurdle.

MVP/ DApp/ Working Product  - They have a MVP in place.

The core team consists of 14 members with previous jobs in SEI Corp, Naver, Hyundai, Singapore airlines, Samsung Electronics and more. They are all supported by a team of 8 advisors with different experiences that will surely become of use to make this project successful. I am a big fan of projects trying to implement blockchain and crypto in the renewable energy sector as it is also a growing,needed and relatively new industry which can be made more effective and transparent through blockchain projectsa like REDi. There is already some competition in this industry but they all bring something new and add to the expansion of renewable energy. Their Infranet concept looks well thought out and the protocols and tech is well explained in the 50 page long WP. Lots of strategic partnerships in the industry and relatively big community backing.