Fort Bitcoin #32 New Energy Markets @ TCU Neeley School of Business

Join us for the Thirty-second Fort Bitcoin meetup at TCU's Neeley School of Business April 25th, 2024.

Venue: Shaddock Auditorium.
2900 Lubbock Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76109

https://maps.tcu.edu/ : Lot 15 at corner of Lowden and Merida or lot just south backing up to Sandage Housing

Structure: The program consists of three panel or campfire discussion sessions, each lasting approximately 1 hour.

Audience:
12:30 First Session: 200 Students (20 Guests)
14:00 Second Session: 200 Students (20 Guests)
15:30 Third Session: 100 Students (20 Guests)

Students: Primarily marketing students in the Business school
We will present the Marketing needs of both Carbon Credits and Bitcoin as nascent components of a new Energy Economy being recently coined as Carbon Capitalism.

Agenda Overview:

Part I: Setting the Stage

Introduction to the critical global energy demands and the environmental crisis.
Overview of carbon credits and Bitcoin: Their history, evolution, and common misconceptions.

Part II: Decoding Carbon Credits

In-depth analysis of carbon credits: Functionality, economic role, and impact on the energy sector, especially oil and gas.
Market dynamics, economic incentives, and regulatory frameworks influencing carbon credits.
Identifying opportunities where OGI technology can play a pivotal role in environmental monitoring, especially in relation to carbon credits and Bitcoin mining.

Part III: The Bitcoin Energy Debate

Examination of Bitcoin's energy consumption: separating fact from fiction and its role in the global energy matrix.
Discussion on repurposing energy for Bitcoin mining: practicalities, economics, and environmental benefits.

Part IV: Synergy Between Carbon Credits and Bitcoin

Exploration of the possible synergies between carbon credits and Bitcoin.
Potential for carbon credits to mitigate Bitcoin's energy usage and for Bitcoin to ensure the integrity of carbon credits.
Case studies and models showcasing the interaction between Bitcoin mining and carbon credits. Strategies for positioning OGI cameras as essential tools for industries aiming to reduce their environmental impact and comply with regulatory standards.

Part V: Exploring Economic Incentives

Analysis of economic incentives driving adoption of carbon credit markets and their necessary tech stack for deployment as an economically effective emissions reduction strategy for the oil and gas sector. How could the Bitcoin blockchain enhance carbon credit marketing and verification processes?

Discussion on the integration challenges and market dynamics of combining carbon credits with technologies like Bitcoin mining for methane emission reduction.

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