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Blockchain in combination with technologies such as AI and IoT in the energy market can be redesigned to deliver value for all stakeholder unseen before.

This a great summary of the global energy markets and the energy corporates perception of Power Blockchain. We agree that the market fundamentals are still supporting change in energy market design. Our strategy is rooted in this trend and we are excited about the future. Thank you Dr Christoph Frei for the great summary.

With many of the world's population being into emerging markets such as Asia and Africa, developing a roadmap for those economies for sustainable access to energy and electrification will be a critical part of any sustainable and decarbonised energy goal.

Carbon tracking and Emissions Trading System

The global EV market has a noticeable momentum.

This article discusses the Distributed Micro Generation (DMG) (a subset of Distributed Energy Resources) theme.

It is time to discusses the power trading platform theme mentioned in our previous article "Power Blockchain".

The trends and values which digitisation brings to the economies are also impacting the energy sector. Blockchain now powerfully further extends this impact onto the energy sector.

The energy system of the future will be able to respond to specific energy demand at the device level and meet the demand when it is required, at the right place at an acceptable price. Digitisation will be one of the enabling pillars.

In the past decade, the global energy landscape has changed beyond all recognition. The popularity of renewable energy sources is growing rapidly.

Innovation is the engine powering the global energy transformation. Globally the speed of developing and introducing more efficient and effective renewable energy technologies is increasing.

The energy system, facing factors such as rising demand, innovation, geopolitical changes and environmental concerns, is undergoing a fundamental transformation.

Imagine living in a city where traffic lights communicate with autonomous vehicles, smart roads collect rain water and aged care facilities transmit information about residents to hospitals.

Japan is continuing their trend of innovation, research and development in cutting edge technology having built the world’s first floating solar plant.

From the developed economies these countries have had declining carbon dioxide emissions in the past 10 years. These economies share some common themes that can show Australia, and the world, a viable path to reducing emissions.

Cybersecurity risk is a real business risk.In the energy industry, cyber risk is also an ecosystem-wide risk. Cyber resilience is a challenge for all organisations, but it is of particular importance for any energy ecosystem.

The global electricity systems are in the midst of a transformation, as technology and innovation disrupt traditional models from generation to beyond the meter.

The Earth is edging ever closer to a point of no return. A joint statement issued during a recent United Nations Climate Change Conference calling for “decisive action” on climate change within the next two years.