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Blockchain development for energy
Fast, automated, and secure, blockchain tackles long-standing problems in the energy industry, bringing cost-efficiency, consistent asset tracking, and sustainable growth of green energy to the plate.
Get direct trades of commodities and eliminate intermediary-related expenses, provide verifiable certificates of origin to consumers, and get over opacity and other issues hindering the development of green energy with blockchain solutions for energy from Gratix.
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Blockchain solutions
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Direct purchases of energy
Reduce bills by excluding intermediaries; with a blockchain-enabled energy trading platform, you will allow users to purchase energy directly from the grid.
Autonomous commodity trading
Provide automatic trades and record transaction history on a universal, self-enforcing, and tamper-proof blockchain ledger to save money on security and maintenance.
Distributed energy
Establish peer-to-peer energy trading via blockchain, where users can buy and sell surplus solar energy and renewable assets at mutually agreed prices.
Energy traceability
Quickly and easily verify output data of each asset by linking them to encrypted digital IDs; trace assets back to their source to provide comprehensive certification throughout delivery.
Frictionless data transfers
Streamline data transfers between energy supplies through blockchain-based tools that seamlessly share data among all the involved parties.
Fast carbon asset development
Bring trust to the allocation, uptake, and usage of agricultural subsidies with a solution that guarantees increased transparency by creating an immutable record of activity.
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SEE HOW BLOCKCHAIN SOLVES CHALLENGES
Blockchain applications in energy
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Use case 1.
P2P energy trading
Marked up by retailers, wholesale energy prices become a hard bargain for consumers, not to mention the time required to obtain requested resources.
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Use case 2.
Cost-effective maintenance
Companies that run their own commodity trading platforms have to pay through the nose to mitigate continuous maintenance and security issues.
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Use case 3.
Decentralized power
With the monopoly on electrical power, consumers have to deal with exorbitant fee amounts defined solely by energy providers. Ultimately, those amounts are based on unknown factors (for consumers).