Check out this amazing energy project, - EWT
Solid on so many levels.
>Not too long ago XRP Ledger Foundation, Ripple, and Energy Web Announce World’s First Decarbonized Blockchain, EW - Zero.
>EW Zero enables any renewable energy buyer—multinational corporations, small- and medium-sized enterprises, electric vehicle fleets, decentralized blockchain networks—to find and source procurement options from across a wide variety of digital marketplaces globally.
medium.com/energy-web-insights/xrp-ledger-foundation-ripple-and-energy-web-announce-worlds-first-decarbonized-blockchain-5c3cecbff31a
>EWT is literally the blockchain of energy. It's a purpose built blockchain for the energy sector. it's open source and decentralised, anyone can build on it.
>Trading energy certificates is just one part of it. I think "trading" energy is a bit more complex since there are multiple types of energy markets (frequency markets etc). EWT allows distributed energy resources to operate in these markets. It can be used in your home so you can make money selling your solar energy to the local grid. Or even make money charging your electric vehicle during certain times of the day.
>There isn't one use case for EWT. It's the blockchain itself that opens up everything. Well not just the blockchain, there's also the EWT tech stack that LO3 announced they migrated to away from hyperledger today.
>Projects has the world’s largest energy blockchain ecosystem. There are over 100 partnerships in place already, representing 12% of global electricity consumption and 280 million customers. Many of these companies are some of the largest and most respected energy companies globally.
>Energy web’s goal is to reduce the sector’s carbon emissions by approximately 10 gigatons cumulatively by the end of the decade, with annual reductions of at least 2.5 gigatons in 2030.
>Other partners include Shell, PTT, also Ocean to name a few.
Thoughts on this alt with real world use case?
