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Blockchain, the missing link for reporting?

GreenBiz

A new blockchain project is connecting over 450 chambers of commerce around the world that want to address climate change.

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Oracles and blockchains – managing climate change in the energy sector

Smart Energy International

Blockchains and oracles present a path forward for the energy industry to modernise infrastructure and meet sustainability goals, a new review reports. The basic premise is that blockchains can be used as a shared backend to store data and host applications that are more secure, reliable, transparent and accessible. Have you read?

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Namibia’s green hydrogen to be verified on blockchain

Smart Energy International

Decentralised climate data provider dClimate is partnering with Namibia to become a verifier for the country’s carbon impact and sustainability initiatives. dClimate claims the first transparent, decentralised network for climate data, forecasts and models. Have you read? Sign up to our newsletter and stay informed.

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Sinan Energy launches carbon tokenisation blockchain

Smart Energy International

South African blockchain startup Sinan Energy is targeting an initial 100MW+ of distributed generation in northwest South Africa. Sinan Energy’s blockchain platform is designed to tokenise, record and verify carbon credits that are generated from its own plants. Have you read?

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New blockchain crowdfunding platform to launch for solar in Africa

Smart Energy International

Funding energy efficiency on the blockchain Initiate Talks: Jo-Jo Hubbard, Electron Oracles and blockchains – managing climate change in the energy sector. Still around 621 million people lack access to electricity, particularly in the remote and rural areas across the continent, which has abundant solar resources.

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Indian blockchain startup Voltreum – new kid on the P2P block

Smart Energy International

Pune, India-based Voltreum is set to launch its Volt-X blockchain-based peer-to-peer energy trading application. The company, which has been in development over the past year, has stated its goal as addressing “two of the most critical problems affecting humankind – increasing energy demand and climate change”. Have you read?

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Can fintech startups combat climate change?

Impact Alpha

The post Can fintech startups combat climate change? ImpactAlpha, Dec. 8 – Financial technology has transformed how we pay for things, invest, raise money, and assess risk. A new focus: making. appeared first on Impact Alpha.