That's awesome. They need to make the link between what powerledger offers and the countries commitment to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. In particular two of these goals (SDG 7 on Energy, and SDG 13 on Climate Change).
If a model could be run showing how PWR can contribute to attaining the targets within the SDG goal framework, and make energy cleaner and more resilient (speak decentralise), then countries who are considering huge investments to build their energy infrastructure, may opt for PWR instead of traditional centralised dirty energy. There are heaps of middle income countries in the world who have to make such huge investments at present.
See a general article on how the blockchain can benefit better development in countries:
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Once upon a time in 2017 I bought a bag of ~110k POWR in ICO for 5.8 cents, then I sold it all at 14 cents for some shitcoin and watched POWR go over a dollar. Now in June and July when defi craze started I wanted to buy back in. I'm glad I didn't. This has done absolutely nothing, its a 10 cent stable coin, but it is very surprising that it hasn't moved up, a project of this scope seems very undervalued. Several old projects from 2017 have gotten attention and have gone up lately (PRQ, XCM, KEY, TAU perhaps others I haven't noticed). If this truly is a start of another bull run, at some point people might shift attention towards older projects with working products. I suggest keep your tokens, but don't increase your holdings, there are other projects to jump on right now, especially defi oriented ones.