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The energy project ERP
Energy projects, run properly — assessed, costed, installed and kept on the record.
Energy Chain is where energy work is run: project authorisations, production entries, vendor costs and invoices, revenue and distributions, the devices reporting from site, the assets installed and their maintenance, and the engineering documents behind it all — one workspace, gated by holding the ENC token, with every document kept in a vault that hashes each file on arrival.
The module suite
Nine working modules. Each is unlocked by holding ENC — 1 ENC per active module, held, never spent — and each keeps its own records in your workspace.
AFE Builder
Authorisations for expenditure: reference, project, amount and status.
Production Entry
Production recorded by site and product — volumes and periods.
Cost / Invoices
Vendor invoices: references, amounts and due dates.
Revenue
Revenue recorded by source and period.
Distribution
Distributions to recipients, recorded by period.
IoT Monitor
Devices and their sites — readings and events as they arrive.
Assets & Sites
The asset register: what is installed, where, and in what state.
Maintenance
Maintenance tasks by asset, with their due dates.
Engineering
Engineering documents: references and revisions, kept in order.
How it works
1. Connect a wallet
Your wallet is your identity here. No passwords, no shared logins.
2. Hold ENC
Modules unlock at 1 ENC held per active module. The tokens stay in your wallet — holding is the gate, never a payment.
3. Work the modules
Records, projects and reporting, plus the CCJV core modules — CRM, HR, projects, assets, accounting, calendar, IoT and the command center.
4. Use the vault
Uploads earn 1 ENC credit each and are hashed on arrival. Viewing a file costs 0.1 ENC per MB from your credits. Files are visible only to their owner.
How this operation treats its people
Installation and field crews see the job, the site conditions and the pay terms in writing before work starts. Safety is a right, not a favour: anyone on a crew can stop work on a safety concern and be backed, not penalised. Nobody pays a fee to be assigned work here, deductions are never hidden, and no automated process removes someone from a crew without human review.
An installation is a promise kept to a household or a business, and the record here is how that promise stays checkable — assessments, costs, production and revenue on one ledger that partners and customers can verify. The work grows site by site, built where people live, with local crews and suppliers as partners in it.
New to ENC? Read how the token works, browse the project slate, or go straight to the ERP portal.