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INITIATIVES

Explore Kerix Jad’s latest projects.

Transportation

On the horizon of the Pacific Ocean, a titan of trade is rising. Development of the largest Pacific Ocean deep-water port in South America is in progress.

 

The Corio Port megaproject, majorly owned by Kerix Jad, is forging a new path for South America's economic future. This monumental undertaking will culminate in the largest Pacific Ocean deep-water port, capable of hosting the world's largest container ships.  The port is expected to significantly boost trade between Peru and Asia, and the port's surrounding countries. It is estimated to generate thousands of new jobs, revitalizing local economies and attracting an influx of investment. By facilitating the seamless flow of goods and services, Corio will pave the way for deeper economic ties, fostering international collaboration and amplifying South America's presence in the global market. 

 

Water Purification

Kerix Jad is committed to improving mining communities by providing them with access to purified, high-quality drinking water. Children who have access to clean water are healthier and learn better. Healthy adults are more productive and can live more fulfilling lives. Water is also essential for agriculture and animal husbandry. In addition to water, we also support mining communities by building hospitals, schools, and roads. We provide training and housing, and we work to improve energy access. For instance, of our most focused projects is a cooperation agreement with the provincial municipality of Chumbivilcas in Peru. We are striving together to implement a pumping system and water purification plant for human consumption in the town of Santo Tomás, the capital of Chumbivilcas province in the Cusco region. This project will provide clean, safe drinking water to over 10,000 people. It will improve their health, their quality of life, and their economic opportunities.

Incoming: Peru's Historic Move Linking Gold to Crypto

Bridging the Gap Between Traditional Gold and Modern Investment

Gold has long been a coveted asset class, valued for its historical stability and potential for appreciation. However, traditional methods of investing in gold come with a number of drawbacks.

High Barriers to Entry: Purchasing physical gold bars often requires a significant upfront investment, limiting accessibility for many investors.


Limited Liquidity: Selling physical gold can be a cumbersome process, often involving finding buyers and dealing with physical delivery or secure storage during the transaction.


Storage Costs and Security Risks: Storing physical gold securely requires secure facilities and insurance, adding ongoing expenses and potential security concerns.


Inefficient Transactions: The traditional gold market often operates with limited trading hours and can involve intermediaries, leading to delays and potentially higher fees.


Lack of Transparency: Pricing for physical gold can be opaque, and investors may rely on third-party valuations.

These limitations can discourage many from participating in the gold market. Kerix Jad has created an innovative solution to solving these problems by offering a fractional, secure, and readily tradable alternative for gold investment.

Something groundbreaking is on the horizon. Stay tuned...

HYDROGEN MICROGRIDS

Kerix Jad is working with our green energy partners on several important initiatives in Latin America utilizing advanced hydrogen technology: green electricity, green heating, green microgrids and hydrogen powered vehicles. A Green Microgrid consists of green energy generation and storage that can power a building, campus, or community independently of the traditional aging macro electric grid.

Autonomous Green Microgrids are innovative energy solutions for areas with historically unavailable energy due to geography, weather and other reasons They also reduce the high cost of electricity and heating energy, and vehicle fuel, as they continually harvest free green energy from the environment with zero emissions.

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