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Acciona Utilities 66021 $21.1B Spain Energy Web Foundation EW Chain Blockchain Platform 2020 n/a In 2020, Acciona deployed EW Chain, the Blockchain Platform from Energy Web Foundation, to underpin GreenH2chain, a digital certification and traceability solution for renewable hydrogen. The deployment targeted ACCIONA Energía operations and was implemented as part of the Power to Green Hydrogen project on the island of Mallorca, also known as Green Hysland, with GreenH2chain developed in collaboration with Flexidao. EW Chain was used to instrument provenance recording and real time verification across the green hydrogen value chain, leveraging distributed ledger and smart contract capabilities typical of a Blockchain Platform. Implementation covered functions for recording production, transportation, and delivery events, and for consolidating consumption reporting and CO2 emissions calculation data, enabling customers to quantify, record, and monitor decarbonization of their energy supply. Operational coverage included ACCIONA's renewable hydrogen activities within the Green Hysland project and customer access to the digital platform from anywhere in the world, providing end to end visualization of the value chain. The solution addressed investor and buyer concerns about renewable origin by providing auditable, time stamped provenance records and transparent consumption reporting for offtake agreements. Governance centered on platform based verification and customer facing reporting workflows, with GreenH2chain providing detailed hydrogen consumption data and CO2 avoidance calculations. The implementation was publicly highlighted by the President of the European Commission as an exemplar of EU Green Deal initiatives, and the EW Chain Blockchain Platform continues to serve ACCIONA customers seeking independent verification of renewable hydrogen supply.
Centrica Utilities 22147 $26.8B United Kingdom Energy Web Foundation EW Chain Blockchain Platform 2019 n/a In 2019 Centrica began hosting a validator node on EW Chain, the Energy Web Foundation public, open-source blockchain. EW Chain is a Blockchain Platform built specifically for energy sector use cases and launched with validator nodes hosted by ten affiliate organizations including utilities such as Centrica, Duke Energy and E.ON. The deployment placed Centrica directly into the chain level of the architecture, contributing to decentralized validation and network governance while providing a production execution environment for sector-targeted dApps. Centrica’s involvement on EW Chain supported an initial migration roadmap of 17 decentralized applications, which targeted three core functional areas common to the energy transition. The implemented application patterns included certificates of guarantees of origin for supply traceability, demand response orchestration to integrate small scale distributed energy resources and congestion relief, and vehicle charging coordination for smart charging workflows. EW Chain’s application stack emphasizes on-chain transaction settlement and dApp interoperability, enabling these business functions to be executed as native Blockchain Platform services. The EW Chain architecture was designed to address cost, scalability and power consumption limitations associated with some traditional blockchains, and corporate validator participation created a federated governance and operational model for the public chain. Centrica’s validator role therefore touches commercial functions in retail supply traceability, grid operations and electric vehicle services, and aligns with Energy Web Foundation’s shift toward ecosystem membership, dApp and chain certification and consultancy. Observed platform-level benefits stated at launch included lower transaction costs for demand response workflows and the potential to scale such programs more quickly and efficiently.
Chubu Electric Power Utilities 28365 $18.3B Japan Energy Web Foundation EW Chain Blockchain Platform 2019 n/a In 2019 Chubu Electric Power commenced verification testing of EW Chain, a Blockchain Platform, to simulate peer-to-peer electricity trading of surplus solar generation. The test was conducted from May 30 to October 30, 2019 with around 30 employees participating in a controlled pilot to validate trading flows and platform behavior. The EW Chain deployment focused on a marketplace simulation where power users place orders to buy surplus electricity and owners of photovoltaic systems post sell offers based on next-day projected generation and price signals. Functional capabilities exercised included order placement, a matching engine, and Smart Contract automation that handled the conclusion of contract and execution of transactions without involving a third party, reflecting standard Blockchain Platform transactional workflows. The platform was jointly developed by Chubu Electric Power and Cryptoeconomics Lab using Energy Web Foundation blockchain technology, the explicit underlying distributed ledger layer for the pilot. Test configurations included identity and attribute display for sellers, showing name, address and facial photo to examine how non-price attributes affect peer-to-peer trading, and the pilot operated as an internal, employee-facing validation rather than a public rollout. Governance of the verification testing placed Chubu Electric Power in charge of developing the P2P vision, administrating the test and verifying effectiveness, while Cryptoeconomics Lab investigated the EWF blockchain platform and developed the application. The project stated an intention to resolve technical issues identified during the May to October 2019 test period and to continue developing the platform to enable peer-to-peer electricity trading and related customer-facing services.
Utilities 26413 $30.4B United States Energy Web Foundation EW Chain Blockchain Platform 2019 n/a
Utilities 69668 $88.1B Germany Energy Web Foundation EW Chain Blockchain Platform 2019 n/a
Utilities 30722 $40.1B Germany Energy Web Foundation EW Chain Blockchain Platform 2019 n/a
Utilities 96454 $85.8B France Energy Web Foundation EW Chain Blockchain Platform 2019 n/a
Utilities 1247 $2.0B Brazil Energy Web Foundation EW Chain Blockchain Platform 2021 n/a
Utilities 44701 $49.2B Spain Energy Web Foundation EW Chain Blockchain Platform 2019 n/a
Utilities 15528 $8.0B Brazil Energy Web Foundation EW Chain Blockchain Platform 2019 n/a
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