Solar Power Supplier Kyocera Teams up With Blockchain Firm to Improve Energy Distribution

Solar Power Supplier Kyocera Teams up With Blockchain Firm to Improve Energy Distribution
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2019-2-26 19:49

Japan’s solar power supplier Kyocera has partnered with LO3 Energy to test blockchain-based virtual power plants for improved energy distribution

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Blockchain Technology Proves To Be Helpful In New Use Case with Power Supplier Kyocera – Energy Distribution The benefit that blockchain technology offers is that it can track nearly anything. With a code or even an identifying number, the distributed ledger can follow along with various types of products and currency. Kyocera, a solar power […]

2019-2-26 00:51


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In a recent blog post, Michael Dubrovsky, the founder of PoWx, explains how the Optical Proof-of-Work (oPoW) works and how it can help Bitcoin (BTC) scale and reduce energy consumption. At the moment, Proof-of-Work (PoW) activities to secure the Bitcoin network require a lot of energy to power the ASIC mining hardware. This is something […]

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