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“It’s Like The Early Days of the Internet,” Blockchain-based Brooklyn Microgrid Tests P2P Energy Trading

“It’s Like The Early Days of the Internet,” Blockchain-based Brooklyn Microgrid Tests P2P Energy Trading

Energy Storage News 03/09/2016 Campus Microgrid, Community Microgrids, Distributed Energy Resources, Energy Blockchain, Feasibility Studies, GE, Investment, Microgrid Markets, Microgrid News, Microgrid Projects, Microgrid Technology, Microgrids, NRG, NY Prize, Policy, Renewable Energy News, Rural Electrification News, Transmission, Urban Microgrid, Utilities

“When the internet was first introduced, it was hard to conceive of the drastic impact it would have on the world. We’ve got all the parts to do some really interesting things ...

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