Operationalizing Blockchain.

Join us for a 90-minute deep dive into the definition and application of 'Green Blockchain.' While the term is often used loosely, this event breaks it down into its three critical operational pillars: Energy Infrastructure, Sustainable Finance (ESG), and Industrial Supply Chain.

The term green blockchain can refer to both the technology’s efficiency and its applications for sustainability. On one hand, it means using blockchain networks and consensus mechanisms that minimize environmental impact (for example, energy-efficient proof-of-stake networks that avoid high emissions).

On the other hand, green blockchain also encompasses leveraging blockchain for climate and environmental solutions – from tracking carbon credits to optimizing supply chains for lower emissions.

For instance, Ethereum’s recent shift from proof-of-work to proof-of-stake dramatically slashed its energy use and carbon footprint by over 99.9%, essentially making the network nearly carbon-neutral overnight. This showcases how blockchain technology itself can become more sustainable, setting the stage for its use in climate action.