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/r/energy
Hello Reddit! We’re looking for angel investors interested in backing an innovative solution to reduce energy costs in commercial buildings. Our venture is focused on technology that can help buildings cut energy expenses by up to 40% and significantly lower their carbon footprint.
Why This Matters:
Cost Savings: In many commercial settings, energy costs can take up 30% of operational expenses. We aim to drastically reduce this, creating substantial savings.
Environmental Impact: Buildings are responsible for nearly 40% of global CO2 emissions. Our solution has the potential to make a significant environmental difference by lowering inefficient energy usage.
High Demand: With energy costs rising, 70% of companies are now prioritizing energy efficiency to manage costs and meet sustainability targets.
We’re currently building our MVP and looking for investors. DM if you’d like to learn more!
Especially related to sustainability topics like hydrogen, etc? Thank you!