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Renewable Energy: How do I build a prototype and team with a small budget?
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Tamir Dayya, MBA | Marketing | Operations | Thrill-Seeker answered:

First, you're going to want to patent the system of creating the energy, as long as you're sure it doesn't exist already. While the patent is pending, you should create a business plan that goes into detail about how you're going to create the energy (you can use the patent application as part of your business plan), and how you're going to monetize, or sell it.

You can also go in depth about how much money you're seeking and what you're going to need it for; this is important for investors. Investors will also look at the potential size of your business and the capability of your team; how diverse their backgrounds are and how much they bring to the table.

I'd love to hop on a call with you to further discuss the formation of your team and any other questions you may have. Good luck! :)

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