Today the
Energy Web Foundation (EWF) announced its public blockchain is live. The group boasts
100 affiliate members and is expecting to see 17 dApps go live on the network in the coming weeks.
The foundation has too many big name members to mention. Global brands such as Total, Shell, GE and Siemens are on board. But most are regional electricity generators or grids. From the U.S. there’s Duke Energy and PG&E, but they also have major brands from Asia and many of Europe’s biggest providers. Numerous startups are also participating.
This combination of members mirrors the two EWF founders. It’s a marriage of think tank Rocky Mountain Institute with its Rolodex of big corporate players, and software startup Grid Singularity.
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