China deploys blockchain for green energy certification under new State Council guidelines targeting unified market by 2030.

China plans a blockchain system to certify green electricity and track emissions. New framework aims for 70% market-based trading by 2030.

The proliferation of distributed and renewable energy resources introduces significant operational challenges to the communities and houses. A research team led by Prof. Mohammad Shahidehpour and Dr.

Delhi's power consumers can now trade electricity generated through solar panels, following the city regulator DERC's approval of a six-month pilot project.

Platforms that provide insights, such as Kraken’s BTC to USD rate, show how crypto’s traceability could soon help users evaluate their carbon footprint alongside their financial activity.