Colleagues,
Walmart’s new patent entitled “Managing
Demand on an Electrical Grid Using a Publicly Distributed Transaction Ledger”
may be the next move toward national and region energy grids running on Blockchain
technology. In this approach energy producers and consumers would conduct
transactions using cryptocurrencies. Under this patent the total amount of cryptocurrency available
to purchase units of energy from an energy provider. Micro grids comprised of local residential
or commercial entities could use a Blockchain distributed ledger to build a
network of energy-consuming devices. Each device would be allocated a set
amount of Bitcoin or another cryptocurrency used to purchase energy from the
utility provider over a set billing period. When an individual network uses less than its allocated
energy consumption, it can be structured to share it with another network. In
2018 LO3 an energy trade
startup began testing this with the Brooklyn
Micro grid pilot program. And Australia-based startup Power Ledger is building a platform that allows
users to buy and sell solar electricity in real time. Bottom line: Could
Blockchain enabled micro grids using cryptocurrencies as their method of
payment represent a viable method for solving the dilemma of failed energy
systems? Share a comment and visit us today! Lawrence, Cryptocurrency
Academy (https://cryptocurrencyacademy.blogspot.com)
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