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# How to Join EnergyPool

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If you're already a member of EnergyPool, you can navigate to the section [Manage EnergyPool](/tronpulse/dashboard/manage-energypool.md) to learn on how to manage your pool.
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## Step 1: Create a New Permission

To become a member of the EnergyPool, you must grant us permission to delegate and reclaim resources on your behalf.&#x20;

Begin by creating a new permission in Tronlink, using the settings provided on the tronpulse.io website.

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Always refer to tronpulse.io for the latest updated settings. Please avoid basing your new permission on the potentially outdated image below.
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We will present you with two methods for creating a new permission: one using Tronlink Mobile and the other through the Tronlink Web Extension via Tronscan.

### Using Tronlink Mobile

1. Click on the "**User Icon**" then on "**Public Account Management**"

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2. Click on "**Permission**"

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3. Click on "**Add**" from the top-right corner

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4. Fill the permission settings with information provided by tronpulse.io then click on "**Confirm**"

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5. Tronlink will prompt you to approve the transaction. The operation requires a network fee of 100 TRX.

### Using Tronlink Web Extension

1. Click on "**Stake**" and it will take you to tronscan.org

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2. Click on "**Permissions**" on the menu to open the permissions page.

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3. Click on "**Edit Permission**"

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4. Click on "**Add active permission**"

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5. Fill the permission settings with information provided by tronpulse.io then click on "**Add**"

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6. Click on "**Save**" to complete the creation process. Tronlink will prompt you to approve the transaction. The operation requires a network fee of 100 TRX.

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## Step 2: Activate Your Wallet

Once the permission is created, enter your address and click on "**Activate Walle**t" to finalize the authorization process.

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