Floating solar farms are not as common as other forms of solar energy, but they have numerous advantages, according to the World Economic Forum.
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Grid Future - Aug 21, 2018
Condo corporations may not be accepting cryptocurrencies as payment for maintenance fees yet, but blockchain-based applications could soon change how corporations manage contracts, monitor mechanical equipment and track their finances. For example, maintaining a major piece of equipment such as a chiller requires regular service visits from contractors. Every service call could be logged onto the blockchain, making it possible to implement smart contracts that would release payment once property management verified that the work on the chiller was complete.
The potential risks and rewards of cryptocurrency - REMI Network - First Condo Sold for Bitcoin in Canada
Could the recent sale of a Toronto condo for cryptocurrency be the first sign of a shift in the condo industry towards use of digital currencies?
Grid Future - Jul 2, 2018
No one is safe from the blockchain.
No Industry Immune To Blockchain Technology, Not Even The Electricity World
Blockchain technologies have the potential to revolutionize the electricity marketplace, enabling peer-to-peer transactions that eliminate middlemen. Think solar rooftop owners who want to sell their excess power to neighbors, not utilities.
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