Congressional Research Service Releases Report On Blockchain Use In Energy Sector

Congressional Research Service Releases Report On Blockchain Use In Energy Sector
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2019-8-13 00:53

The US Congressional Research Service has released a report titled "Bitcoin, Blockchain, and the Energy Sector" that details the current state of energy consumption related to crypto mining and explores the possibility of integrating blockchain tech into current energy systems.

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