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Industry, Project Name, Organization Name, Description and scope.

Energy Blockchain Consortium

Industry: energy management

Project: EBC - energy management

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Check API server in dev

https://ebc-api-dev.sysopsnetwork.com

Check Fabric in dev 

couchdb
http://3.21.101.182:5984/_utils/
admin / adminpw

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https://www.energysage.com/other-clean-options/renewable-energy-credits-recs/#:~:text=Renewable%20energy%20certificates%20(also%20known,energy%20attributes%20of%20renewable%20electricity.

Renewable energy certificates (also known as renewable energy credits, or RECs) represent the energy generated by renewable energy sources, such as solar or wind power facilities. Buying RECs is not equivalent to buying electricity. Instead, RECs represent the clean energy attributes of renewable electricity.

NE Pool for trading RECs

https://www.nepoolgis.com/

The New England Power Pool Generation Information System (NEPOOL GIS) issues and tracks certificates for all MWh of generation and load produced in the ISO New England control area, as well as imported MWh from adjacent control areas. In addition to the generation, the NEPOOL GIS provides emissions labeling for the New England load-serving entities by tracking the emissions attributes for generators in the region. In recent years the NEPOOL GIS has adapted to the various state RPS laws to track combined heat and power, demand response and conservation and load management certificates.

https://www.nepoolgis.com/public-reports/

https://www1.nepoolgis.com/myModule/rpt/ssrs.asp?rn=102&r=%2FPROD%2FNEPOOLGIS%2FPublic%2FNEPOOL_BulletinBoard&registryUrl=true&apxReportTitle=Bulletin%20Board

https://www1.nepoolgis.com/mymodule/rpt/CertificateInfo.asp?rhid=2160732&ftType=H2O

Carbon Credits 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_credit

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Step 6: Do research on open source White Label NFTs and how can we use that to build EBC’s NFT Marketplace.  Also do research on “Gas” fees on Ethereum network and the cost. If the cost of NFT minting is say $40 of gas fee etc, and our NFT is $10 then it makes no sense for the NFT owner to pay $40 and g $10.  Provide top 2-3 options.

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Tony

Recommendations for the Digital Voluntary and Regulated Carbon Markets - 2023 - WE Forum

https://www3.weforum.org/docs/Recommendations_for_the_Digital_Voluntary_and_Regulated_Carbon_Markets.pdf

Recommendations_for_the_Digital_Voluntary_and_Regulated_Carbon_Markets.pdf link

Recommendations_for_the_Digital_Voluntary_and_Regulated_Carbon_Markets.pdf file

1 Challenges facing carbon markets

2 Recommendations for the next generation of digitally native carbon markets

2.1 Improvement of governance

2.2 An accessible marketplace, product definition and clarity

2.3 Applied technology for radical scalability

2.4 Interoperability and transparency across exchanges and platforms

3 The time is now

Carbon Market Challenges

Lack of transparency, integrity and confidence in the monitoring, issuance, sale, retirement and benefits distribution of carbon credits, as well as in third-party certifications

1. use of certification standards, Certification bodies, independent - licensed certifier organizations
2. online marketplace showing registered parties ( producers, consumers, certifiers, projects, standards orgs ), project status and types, inventory life cycle mgt, order life cycle, delivery life cycle, taxations, my carbon stories,  wish lists, private sale lists, histories downloadable
3. mobile, web, api access models
4. SLT based on trusts, scale

Inaccessibility, inequity and lack of participation in carbon markets by women, local communities, smallholder land stewards, Indigenous people and other vulnerable populations

Insufficient scale to meet climate commitments

Potential Challenges

Improving authentication for EBC MVP applications

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https://www.globalcarbonesg.com/

Learn how we combine carbon sensors, IoT, and Blockchain to help you baseline and manage your carbon footprint.

IBM puts carbon certifications on blockchain

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Revolutionizing renewable energy certificate markets with tokenization.pdf

enterprises purchase Renewable Energy Certificates (REC) which represent 1MWh of zero-carbon electricity generated by another entity. The seller of REC could be outside the region or country the enterprise is from. The enterprises then use the RECs to offset their carbon footprint and be compliant with regulations on carbon emissions and green standards.

Companies are looking to newer solutions to capture, analyze and report Environmental Sustainability Goals (ESG) information and reduce their environmental impact. A decentralized and immutable blockchain network, which leverages enhanced characteristics of distributed ledger technology (DLT) can greatly increase the adoption of energy certificates and ensure consumption closely matches the generation.

cumbersome carbon accounting process becomes simplified with significant cost savings, as smart metering and automations are introduced.

 exchange of different amounts of energy and granularity of energy certificates. For example, energy certificates can be traded in smaller program time units (PTUs), such as the case of hourly certificates, becoming more in cadence with clearing and settlement

commercial-scale blue hydrogen, derived from natural gas and carbon capture and storage (CCS) and green hydrogen, produced from renewables-based electrolysis processes. This has led to surge in hydrogen project announcements working in conjunction with both the gas and renewable sectors. The energy generation using hydrogen and other mixed sources have some CO₂ emission associated and needs to be captured in the certificates.

wide variety of implementations for tokenizing energy certificates, coupled with the fact that they are often at an infancy stage, call out for defining industry standards towards interoperability between networks in different geographical regions across the globe.

self-funding ecosystems are leveraging Ethereum-based (ERC-20) solutions by introducing a dual layer of tokenization. The purpose for public platforms of supporting two layers of tokenization is to provide end-users access to use their platform and contribute to corporate revenues and create exchangeable tokens encapsulating energy certificates.

P2P energy trading

A similar system is being developed by Power Ledger. With its own unique trade matching algorithms, prosumers and consumers can transact available power equitably, without favoring any of the participants. Other characteristics of this platform include pegging of native tokens to a local unit of currency and aggregation of individual meters in a single transaction. The trading group can be configured by either their application host or Power Ledger. WePower also offers an alternative solution on exchanging energy certificates via its native WPR token and auctions. WePower launched a financial derivative product, called Contract for Difference, to mitigate risk in corporate power purchasing agreements (PPAs).

ESG reporting on carbon

As organizations are by now committed to contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), there is a need for an elegant solution which enables them to calculate carbon footprint and assist in creating their ESG reporting.

Tokenize energy certificates and reporting

solution (enerT) to tokenize energy certificates using Hyperledger Fabric and Tokens-SDK. Tokenization of energy certificates in a DLT platform can offer an intelligent solution with regards to full disclosure certification of energy. In addition to the amount of energy generated by mixed sources, tokens created in the network could also store other useful characteristic such as CO₂ emissions in the energy supply chain.

A tokenized energy marketplace would offer a wide range of trusted certificates in terms of energy types and origin. Such a network would allow suppliers and consumers to trade energy certificates efficiently and inexpensively. A tokenized certification unit would be like what the container did for the shipping industry.

Google Maps GPS API

https://help.parsehub.com/hc/en-us/articles/226061627-Scrape-latitude-and-longitude-data-from-a-Google-Maps-link

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