First Move

First Move presentation

01Why “First Move”

The first step towards 5GDHC.

In chess, the first move shapes the game.

02The challenge

Feasible is not enough.

A network needs demand, partners and a model that lasts.

Made for

  • Municipalities
  • Energy service providers
  • Project initiators

What the jury asks

Where we answer

Every equation of the provider's method, tested.

03Quick Check

Same inputs. Same result.

The provider's method, equation by equation. No AI in the numbers.

Illustrative inputs onlySchool, kindergarten and flats

Heating demand
486 MWh/a
Heat density
4.02 MWh/m
Revenue ÷ annual costs
1.15

Promising

Further analysis required

Not promising

Result fingerprint8bae1c20

04Business Plan

Four steps to a pitch.

From the opportunity to a decision gate, in your own words.

The four steps

  1. Who connects, what they need, why a network wins.

  2. The canvas: who invests, who carries the risk, who gains.

  3. Connection rate, tariffs, costs, and the one deal-breaker.

  4. What changed, where it scales, the decision gate.

Pitch completenessIllustrative0%

Counts what is covered. Never judges it.

05AI Plan Score

Every expert at one table.

Taught what a good decision is, from the provider's material and scientific sources. Every source, linked

Blind test

A real plan from 30 October 2017. Name and outcome removed. The plan

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  • Customer value and demand
  • Technical and site fit
  • Costs, revenues and financing
  • Ownership, operation and governance
  • Participation and commitment
  • Risks, assumptions and evidence
  • Implementation path and scalability

Replay of the recorded run

06Email

Two addresses.

07Security

System 1 guards System 2.

System 1 · fast

Decision model

Only probabilities. Cannot follow instructions or write text.

System 2 · slow

Text model

Only sees what passed.

Demo · scripted values, no network

Send a sample email

Injection
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Harassment
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Malicious
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Off topic
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Thresholds in code: block 0.9 · strike 0.6 · off topic 0.7

08Self-healing apps

Apps that heal themselves.

Concept · not built

Every error becomes a fix, ready for human review.

  1. Error tracked
  2. Agent reproduces
  3. Fix proposed
  4. Human approves

09Roadmap

Next moves.

  • Scan a building in 3D for a detailed analysis.

  • Open data fills the Quick Check: footprints, building ages, heat-plan zones.

  • Invite owners, collect letters of intent, watch the connection rate.

  • Grants, water-law permits and deadlines, in one place.

  • Metered data: ground-store balance, heat-pump efficiency.

10Made lean

Your next move.

about €180 to build

about €5 a month to run, up to 1,000 active users

Maintenance not included.

Not counted here: about 17 hours of work and about 38 hours of AI work.

Open to projects and long-term collaborations.

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