Program

During this afternoon session you are introduced to several relevant projects, their status, challenges and opportunities. We will have an open dialogue with all the participants.

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Roadmap for 2Tokens working group

By Jan Dijkstra - Greenivity  & Captain of the 2Tokens ESG Tokenization Working Group

As we look toward the future of renewable energy markets, the concept of tokenizing SRECs or similar certificates like GoOs using blockchain technology is being explored. Tokenization could potentially digitize and streamline the trading of these certificates. However, this new approach presents both opportunities and challenges.

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Blockchain-Driven Transparency: How Energy Track & Trace Ensures Transparency in Sustainable Energy Flow

By Marius Klemm - Energy Track & Trace, 50Hertz

In this session, Energy Track & Trace will unveil their platform's ability to provide a transparent, verifiable journey for sustainable energy from its production point all the way to the end consumer. By utilizing blockchain technology, their solution enables accurate tracking and certification of energy origins, ensuring that stakeholders can trust the sustainability credentials of the power they use. This system enhances traceability throughout the energy supply chain, fostering greater accountability and supporting a more reliable transition to green energy on a global scale.

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GE4A's approach to tokenized SREC

By Toralf Nitsch - GE4A

GE4A is innovating in renewable energy markets by focusing on the reuse and digitalization of solar modules and energy certificates. GE4A collects used solar panels globally, refurbishes them, and creates “digital twins” of each module using NFTs (non-fungible tokens). This approach links physical products to digital certificates, enhancing traceability and transparency within the energy lifecycle.

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Trading in Tokenized Carbon Rights

By Philipp Pieper - Swarm 

Trading in tokenized carbon rights will reshape how carbon markets function. A decentralized marketplace and the integration of delivery-versus-payment (DvP) mechanisms offer improved security, efficiency, and liquidity. However, while these innovations enhance market operation, they also introduce challenges, especially when considering global trading, integration, and supply chain management.

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