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[Blockchain Use Cases] Tokenising Green Energy: Building Renewable Energy Certificates as NFTs

Hosted by Anton, Ethereum NS & Network School
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A workshop about real-world blockchain applications based on my experience. No crypto knowledge required.

We architected and built a platform that turns every megawatt-hour of clean energy into a tradeable NFT, anchored to the hardware that produced it. The platform opens a secondary market and incentivises both green energy production and consumption at the government and enterprise level.

The project was developed with NTU on Singapore's Semakau Island as part of the REIDS initiative in 2021.

A full Renewable Energy Certificate system on Hyperledger Besu, using the ERC-1155 standard — smart meter to mint to trade to burn, the whole loop.

How it works

  • 1 MWh of verified green generation = 1 certificate

  • Climate-data oracles validate production automatically

  • Holders trade certificates on a secondary market

  • Burning a certificate proves green energy support — verifiable on-chain for any audit

Who uses it

  • Enterprises proving ESG and Scope 2 compliance to customers

  • Governments backing green generation

  • Individuals directly funding clean energy by buying and burning certificates


Why permissioned EVM fits regulated energy markets — and why Ethereum standards belong in real industrial systems.


About the Speaker

Anton Pecherkin — blockchain researcher and Web3 founder.

  • Published research on on-chain reputation systems

  • Built and launched blockchain products across Eastern Europe, Singapore, and China — in energy, infrastructure, and digital platforms

  • True hacker: 40+ hackathon wins in a single year during university

Location
NS Library, Network School
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