#21: ReFi Green Energy
This week's briefing explores the emerging trends and technologies that are driving ReFi investments into renewable energy and growing the tokenised green energy economy.
This week's briefing explores the emerging trends and technologies that are driving ReFi investments into renewable energy and growing the tokenised green energy economy.
In a conversation with the founders of Vittoria Technology, we learn about green energy mini-grids and the opportunities to invest in innovative, for-profit solutions that increase access to renewable energy and impact on people's lives.
Smart Grids are a key enabler of the Green Energy transition. Blockchain technologies are a key enabler of Smart Grids. These synergistic technologies are driving the growth of the Tokenised Green Energy Economy.
With a mission is to accelerate decarbonisation by enabling decentralized, customer-centric electricity systems, the Energy Web Chain is the world’s first enterprise-grade, public, open-source blockchain platform tailored to the sector’s regulatory, operational, and market needs.
Your latest intelligence brief on the tokens and markets relevant to ReFi that are contributing to growth of the sustainable and regenerative Tokenised Earth Economy.
With Litecoin we have an example of the core utility of electronic payment systems –regardless of what the currency tokens represent, using layered networks to achieve Internet scale alternatives to traditional centralised financial systems that extract rent from the economy.
This week's briefing explores the fast-growing movement of ImpactDAOs and how these are creating economic opportunities for ecological regeneration and sustainable human development.
Purpose-driven initiatives in the Global South can now enable all their stakeholders to become empowered participants in Impact DAOs, with shared ownership and governance rights.
Some of the brightest minds in the blockchain space are working on the challenges and risks of creating, governing and managing DAOs. Are you ready To DAO, or Not To DAO, given the known and unknown risks?