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Blockchain meets energy : digital solutions for a decentralized and decarbonized sector
21 June 2019
BY:PETER Viktor, PAREDES Juan, ROSADO RIVIAL Moisés, SOTO SEPÚLVEDA Eduardo, HERMOSILLA ASTORGA Diego A.
The FSR partners with the EP. Why? Because understanding “blockchain”, its nature and potential, has become a duty for a school like us, offering an energy policy and regulatory knowledge hub to both energy practitioners and academia. Giving a neutral access to the facts and to the truth, in a world of continuously twisted information by particular interests, strategic lies and fake news, or sincere misunderstanding and consequential ignorance, is a core duty of the FSR. In November 2018, FSR took part in the honest and incredibly valuable “Blockchain meets Energy” workshop in Mexico, organized by the German-Mexican EP, and thought it would be of the highest interest for our audience, either in Europe or worldwide, to get access to the high-level exchanges among its many participants, from the Americas or Europe.
Here it is.
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