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CarbonEnfo, a subsidiary of Empower Energy Technology, has announced its partnership with the Energy Web Foundation to develop blockchain-enabled energy data services. CarbonEnfo, known for its expertise in renewable energy data, aims to expand its offerings in the US market by leveraging Energy Web’s decentralized operating system and infrastructure solutions.
Last year saw a significant increase in solar installations in the US, with utility-scale installations rebounding from COVID-related challenges and a record number of homeowners installing rooftop solar systems. This highlights the growing demand for renewable energy solutions and the need for innovative companies like CarbonEnfo to provide reliable and transparent data services.
As an infrastructure operator and validator for the Energy Web ecosystem, CarbonEnfo will enhance network security for the Energy Web Chain and other software solutions relying on Energy Web’s technology stack. By joining the Energy Web ecosystem, CarbonEnfo aims to drive trust and transparency across the supply chain and advance its application development.
Energy Web, a global non-profit organization, develops open-source technology solutions for energy systems to accelerate the clean energy transition. Their enterprise-grade solutions enable coordination across complex energy markets and maximize the potential of clean, distributed energy resources. The Energy Web Chain, the world’s first public blockchain tailored to the energy sector, underpins their solutions for enterprise asset management, data exchange, and Green Proofs.
The Energy Web ecosystem consists of various stakeholders, including utilities, renewable energy developers, grid operators, corporate energy buyers, automotive companies, IoT providers, and telecommunications firms. CarbonEnfo’s partnership with the Energy Web Foundation will contribute to the ecosystem’s mission of creating and scaling innovative solutions for renewable energy data.
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