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Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased Flexidao Platform for Blockchain Platform from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using Flexidao Platform for Blockchain Platform include: Alphabet (Google), a United States based Professional Services organisation with 190167 employees and revenues of $350.02 billion, Microsoft, a United States based Professional Services organisation with 228000 employees and revenues of $320.00 billion, Kimberly-Clark, a United States based Consumer Packaged Goods organisation with 38000 employees and revenues of $20.06 billion, Iron Mountain, a United States based Construction and Real Estate organisation with 28850 employees and revenues of $6.15 billion, Eneco, a Netherlands based Utilities organisation with 37 employees and revenues of $28.2 million and many others.
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Alphabet (Google) | Professional Services | 190167 | $350.0B | United States | Flexidao | Flexidao Platform | Blockchain Platform | 2020 | n/a |
In 2020, Alphabet (Google) implemented Flexidao Platform, a Blockchain Platform, to support hourly clean energy tracking across its global carbon-free energy portfolio. The implementation established a centralized environment for generating Time-based Energy Attribute Certificates and for validating clean generation on an hourly basis, with the Flexidao Platform positioned to consolidate metering, certificate inventories, and contract metadata.
Flexidao Platform was configured to ingest high-resolution meter data, maintain an inventory of renewable energy contracts and associated energy certificates, and surface dashboards and KPIs for decision-making and reporting. Configuration work included automated data quality checks, workflows to produce T-EACs from hourly consumption and generation records, and visualization modules that highlight hours when Google relies on carbon-intensive electricity.
Integrations implemented included automated data collection into Google BigQuery where possible, and mapping of source systems located in national data hubs, utility systems, and with grid operators. Hourly emission factors were ingested through Electricity Maps to align emissions calculations with hourly generation and consumption. The initial operational scope moved from pilots in Denmark, Ireland, and the Netherlands in 2021 to plans for expanding automated hourly tracking and T-EAC issuance across Google’s global portfolio.
Governance and process workstreams formalized data ingestion rules, certificate inventory reconciliation, and reporting workflows necessary to support T-EAC retirement and verification. The platform centralized renewable contracts, metering data, and certificates to simplify recurring, resource intensive collection and quality assurance tasks. Reported outcomes include automation of high-resolution data collection and quality assurance, centralization of portfolio data, and improved visibility into hourly emissions exposure.
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Eneco | Utilities | 37 | $28M | Netherlands | Flexidao | Flexidao Platform | Blockchain Platform | 2019 | n/a |
In 2019, Eneco deployed the Flexidao Platform, a Blockchain Platform, to pilot hourly time stamped energy certification for district heating electricity. The project aimed to combine electricity production and consumption data across systems and test time based green power certification under Energy Attribute Certificates and Guarantees of Origin frameworks. Eneco used the Flexidao Platform Blockchain Platform to support energy accounting and certification functions for district heating and power to heat operations.
Flexidao's software established a digital connection for real time monitoring of Eneco's offshore wind farm and Eneco's electrode boiler that is integrated into The Hague Ypenburg district heating network. Measurement data provided by Eneco fed the platform and enabled issuance of Granular Certificates which are time stamped Energy Attribute Certificates, referenced in the project as GOs. CertiQ retained legal responsibility for certifying electricity and renewable heat, creating a regulatory certification linkage within the solution architecture.
The Flexidao Platform implemented functionality for real time telemetry ingestion, time aligned production to consumption accounting, and issuance of time stamped Granular Certificates on a blockchain ledger. Smart contract driven certificate creation and immutable ledger recording provided auditability and traceability for hourly GCs, consistent with standard Blockchain Platform capabilities. The implementation mapped power generation telemetry to certificate issuance workflows to support certification of heat originating from electrified assets.
Operational scope covered the offshore wind asset, the electrode boiler serving the Ypenburg district heating network, and stakeholder interactions among Eneco, CertiQ, and end customers in the Netherlands. Governance was aligned to EnergyTag guidelines for issuing Granular Certificates and to CertiQ statutory certification roles, while measurement feeds from Eneco were used for operational validation. The initiative built on a prior Eneco and Microsoft collaboration that had certified hourly electricity consumption for a Dutch data center and extended that approach into a district heating use case.
The project demonstrated a first real world example of applying hourly Granular Certificates to a power to heat scenario, increasing transparency about the origin of heat supplied through a district heating network. It provided customers and companies more accurate insight into the carbon content of their electricity consumption and a platform to express more explicit sustainability choices in line with EnergyTag guidance.
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Iron Mountain | Construction and Real Estate | 28850 | $6.2B | United States | Flexidao | Flexidao Platform | Blockchain Platform | 2019 | n/a |
In 2019 Iron Mountain implemented the Flexidao Platform, a Blockchain Platform, to centralize hourly tracking of electricity consumption and carbon accounting across its operational footprint. The deployment was scoped to capture electricity metering data, contracts, and certificates required to support Iron Mountain's objective to power facilities with carbon free energy every hour by 2040.
The Flexidao Platform was configured to organize large electricity portfolios, offering visualizations, key performance indicators, and filters that let users move from portfolio level views into region or asset specific time series. Functional capability emphasis included hourly consumption monitoring, documented contract and certificate management, and consolidated reporting primitives that simplify complex data management for energy and sustainability teams.
Operational coverage began with a rollout across all Iron Mountain UK sites, including data centers and office facilities, and extended into the Netherlands with plans to broaden the European footprint by year end. The implementation aggregates metering inputs and contract records into a unified platform to provide the visibility required by facilities operations, procurement, and sustainability functions.
Governance and workflow changes centered on creating a single source of truth for electricity coverage and certificate status, enabling cross functional stakeholders to assess how current consumption is covered by clean energy and to evolve procurement and deployment strategies. The platform’s organized data model and dashboarding support recurring monitoring and reporting processes without introducing bespoke on premise reporting silos.
Results from the engagement include an electricity portfolio management system deployed for Iron Mountain UK sites and an active extension into the Netherlands, improving contract visibility and providing the operational insights necessary for ongoing pursuit of the company’s carbon free energy objectives. The Flexidao Platform continues to serve as the centralized Blockchain Platform for Iron Mountain’s electricity metering, certificate, and contract data.
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Kimberly-Clark | Consumer Packaged Goods | 38000 | $20.1B | United States | Flexidao | Flexidao Platform | Blockchain Platform | 2019 | n/a |
In 2019, Kimberly-Clark deployed the Flexidao Platform to track the contractual performance of its Power Purchase Agreement Skyscrapers in Scotland, United Kingdom. The Flexidao Platform is implemented as a Blockchain Platform to support end to end lifecycle management of REGO certificates and continuous PPA performance monitoring, with the scope explicitly covering PPA contract performance and REGO chain of custody for environmental reporting.
The implementation configures automated data collection and scheduled updates to capture financial, volumetric, and carbon KPIs, and includes modules for historical and projected financial performance monitoring. Configuration also includes turbine downtime tracking to validate availability guarantees and contractual performance clauses, and a certificate management module that standardizes, stores, and retains detailed historical records and official documentation for each REGO.
Operational workflows establish that Flexidao performs certificate cancellations on behalf of Kimberly-Clark and tracks REGO balances to ensure delivery meets contracted amounts. The platform streamlines reporting processes and surfaces certificate shortfalls so Kimberly-Clark can notify suppliers, while providing datasets that enable hourly matching of renewable generation with company electricity consumption.
Governance controls emphasize an auditable chain of custody for REGO assets to support environmental reporting and contract verification, and process changes center on automated reconciliation between invoiced amounts and measured generation. Outcomes explicitly reported include proactive insight into alignment between invoiced amounts and actual energy received, and improved granularity for carbon free energy reporting through hourly matching capability.
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Microsoft | Professional Services | 228000 | $320.0B | United States | Flexidao | Flexidao Platform | Blockchain Platform | 2020 | n/a |
In 2020, Microsoft deployed the Flexidao Platform to support its 100 percent renewable electricity goals and to instrument hourly certification and reporting for an Amsterdam datacenter. The Flexidao Platform, classified as a Blockchain Platform, was applied to certify one datacenter site on an hourly basis against a corporate power purchase agreement and to feed Scope 2 reporting workflows. This engagement targeted the operational problem of measuring initial hourly synchronicity and avoiding double counting of energy claims.
Flexidao Platform implementation centered on a matching engine that aligned hourly consumption telemetry with renewable production data, a certificate issuance module that generated Granular Certificates, and a CO2 calculation module that computed location-based and market-based emissions hour-by-hour in line with the GHG Protocol. The platform registered granular hourly certificates on the blockchain to create an auditable trail and to prevent double counting between buyers and sellers. Functional capabilities implemented included 24/7 synchronicity scoring, certificate lifecycle management, and hourly CO2 accounting for Scope 2 submissions.
Operational integration combined Microsoft’s datacenter consumption data with Eneco’s Dutch offshore wind production data and the CPPA schedule, enabling automated matching and issuance of guarantees of origin and Granular Certificates on-chain. The Flexidao Platform obtained the guarantees of origin required to complete Microsoft’s yearly Scope 2 reporting and reconciled certificate entitlements with production and consumption time series. The scope of the deployment was focused on a production-to-consumption pairing for the Amsterdam datacenter while producing auditable artifacts for corporate reporting.
Governance and process changes centralized hourly renewable matching into Microsoft’s procurement and reporting workflows so that 24/7 monitoring could be claimed alongside traditional annual certificate submissions. The project produced reusable certificate issuance patterns and reporting procedures that Microsoft and market participants can apply when integrating 24/7 renewable matching into procurement strategies. The Flexidao Platform provided the blockchain-based certificate registry, and Microsoft consumed the certificate and emissions outputs for Scope 2 compliance and operational reporting.
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