Privacy-Preserving Netting in Local Energy Grids

Eberhardt, Jacob; Peise, Marco; Kim, Dong-Ha; Tai, Stefan

doi:10.1109/icbc48266.2020.9169440

Cited by 8 publications

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“…Participants in the energy banking system can manage the distributed form of energy charging based on the level of risk determining the sale [11]. However, [12] introduced a blockchain-based and privacy-preserving system design for energy sharing within a community through ZoKrates-based verifiable off-chain computations. Furthermore, it has described an open-source proof-ofconcept implementation and extensive evaluation in the BloGpv research project, which generally demonstrates how zokratesbased off-chain computing can be implemented with on-chain commitments to execute algorithms on a group of anonymous members with blockchain features while preserving privacy.…”

Section: A Energymentioning

confidence: 99%

Methods of identifying unauthorized customers in cryptocurrency mining of distribution networks-a review

Najafzadeh

Gholami

2022

2022 8th Iranian Conference on Signal Processing and Intelligent Systems (ICSPIS)

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Section: A Energymentioning

confidence: 99%

Methods of identifying unauthorized customers in cryptocurrency mining of distribution networks-a review

Najafzadeh

Gholami

2022

2022 8th Iranian Conference on Signal Processing and Intelligent Systems (ICSPIS)

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“…One of the main difficulties is privacy concerns since the users' consuming (or producing) habits cannot be removed from the blockchain once written. Although different promising efforts have been made in this field, the effective impossibility to remove this data from the ledger still pose significant concerns to the effective feasibility of the process, especially in relation to the new legislative norms in terms of personal data protection [9,[17][18][19][20][21].…”

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Energy Blockchain for Public Energy Communities

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This paper suggests an application of blockchain as an energy open data ledger, designed to save and track data regarding the energy footprint of public buildings and public energy communities. The developed platform permits writing energy production and consumption of public buildings using blockchain-enabled smart meters. Once authenticated on the blockchain, this data can be made available to the public domain for techno-economic analyses for either research studies and internal or third parties audits, increasing, in this way, the perceived transparency of the public institutions. A further feature of the platform, starting on the previously disclosed raw data, allows calculating, validating, and sharing sustainability indicators of public buildings and facilities, allowing the tracking of their improvements in sustainability goals. The paper also provides the preliminary results of a field-test experimentation of the proposed platform on a group of public buildings, highlighting the possible benefits of its widespread exploitation.

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