Arezza Ports Strategy

 

Arezza Ports Strategy

 This is a summary of the strategy regarding marine+truck transport:

1. Objective: implement measures to utilize marine+truck transport designed to increase the quantity and quality of US small business exports, especially manufacturing, by emphasizing break-bulk, palletized, project, LCL and LTL cargoes.

2. Key partners are Marine Transport Companies and Truckers to which we bring business, to perform first and last mile related services.

     3. We want to have a work relationship with any US or foreign port not 

           to engage in brick and mortar type of infrastructure, rather for:

     4. TMS - Transportation Management Systems - software and related 

          communications equipment at each port; staff will be trained!

     5. EaaS - energy as a service microgrids to support TMS and more.

Both TMS and EaaS are paid via a pay as you go, BOT set-up. The ports will own these set-ups at the end of a 5-7 year period. Finally, all ports, marine+truck entities generate revenues in line with:

Cargo  Manufacturing and EaaS projects.

Definitions

For purposes of our projects, ports are defined as properties located within a 50 mile radius of navigable waterways - inland, lake, intracoastal, canal - approved, owned, operated and/or managed by the local community jurisdiction or municipality. 

A port is further defined as a transshipment point under the following categories: airport, rail yard, truck stop, warehouse and marine facility on a navigable waterway. 

Local Energy Markets

 Energy as a Service EaaS

for Communities Businesses and Properties

Energy Savings solutions for your community business and property that enable the efficient utilization of resources with Pay per Use, On-Demand Services, micro grids, Distributed Energy Resources Management Systems - DERMS, combined Heat and power - CHP, energy service agreements – ESA, power purchase agreements – PPA, and Virtual Power Plants – VPP.

Delivering Value for Paying Customers and Efficiency for Suppliers

Virtual Power Plants - VPP - are networks of energy producers, consumers and storage providers in your Local Energy Market - LEM. LEMs are aggregators that generate value by monitoring, predicting, optimizing and dispatching energy consumption and generation.

Benefits in collaboration with similar VPPs, LEMs trade energy with each other as demand requires; participants benefit from management of their consumption with purchases effected at low-cost times as the LEM continuously balance electric grids and integration with utilities.

LEMs function as independent electric companies tasked with reducing demand during times of higher energy costs by managing the distributed network flows across communities and regions.

Participation in a Local Energy Market is open to energy consumers, producers and storage facilities.

Distributed Generation occurs on a property site when energy is sold to the building occupants; here, commercial PPAs enable businesses and governments to purchase electricity directly from the generator rather than from the utility.

Power Purchase Agreements PPA are a legal contract between an electricity generator and a power purchaser.