Most well-known use cases of blockchain technology are cryptocurrencies. However, the foundational technology enabling the cryptocurrencies, provides excellent opportunities way beyond. Blockchains are not another fancy databases, but completely new methods of creating trust, collaboration and synergies in the digital space. The most important feature of blockchain is it’s cyber security features, enabled by authenticity, transparency, immutable ledgers and the lack of a single point of failure.

Blockchain enabled smart grids are emerging research topic, and provides important aspects towards clean, secure, reliable and smart energy ecosystems. In addition to smart grids, blockchain provides opportunities in the field of energy communities, logistics and supply chains. Blockchains are far more than cryptocurrencies and inefficient energy hoarding public ledgers.

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