Energy industry case study: LO3 Energy and the Brooklyn Microgrid
The Brooklyn Microgrid project uses Exergy, LO3 Energy''s permissioned blockchain platform, to enable a small group of local energy producers to automatically conduct transactions with local
Brooklyn Microgrid | Community Powered Energy
What is Brooklyn Microgrid (BMG)? BMG is a community-driven initiative that began in the Park Slope and Gowanus communities, Spring of 2016. A Benefit Corporation established by LO3 Energy, the project reimagines the traditional energy grid model, with the concept of a communal energy network.
Smart Grids and Energy Storage: A Microgrid Grows in Brooklyn
LO3 Energy, a young New York company, is working with Siemens Digital Grid and Siemens'' startup financier next47, called the Brooklyn Microgrid project. There, neighbors are empowered to produce, consumer and purchase power within their community with a blockchain enabled transactive energy platform.
Brooklyn Microgrid | Community Powered Energy
What is Brooklyn Microgrid (BMG)? BMG is a community-driven initiative that began in the Park Slope and Gowanus communities, Spring of 2016. A Benefit Corporation established by LO3 Energy, the project reimagines the traditional
区块链+能源 Brooklyn Microgrid：让我们一起"消费太阳"吧
近日,美国纽约时报再次就基于区块链技术的新能源共享项目Brooklyn Microgrid做了详尽而客观的报道,让我们有机会更进一步了解到LO3 Energy公司项目的一些新进展,和其他创业公司一
区块链+能源 Brooklyn Microgrid：让我们一起"消费太阳"吧
近日,美国纽约时报再次就基于区块链技术的新能源共享项目Brooklyn Microgrid做了详尽而客观的报道,让我们有机会更进一步了解到LO3 Energy公司项目的一些新进展,和其他创业公司一样,可谓机遇和挑战并存。
The Brooklyn microgrid
Brooklyn microgrid is actually 50% owned by the local community and 50% owned by LO3 Energy. It is both a virtual microgrid and a physical microgrid, which means that part of the project, it allows, it covers a ten-block radius in Brooklyn that would be able to island, which means disconnect from the greater grid in a time of either extreme
Community Powered Energy
Brooklyn Microgrid (BMG) is a network of New York City residents and business owners who support local solar energy production and who want to be pioneers in changing how we purchase and sell energy. The network connects people in NYC who own solar arrays ("prosumers") with people who want to purchase local solar energy ("consumers").
Siemens, LO3 Energy teams up for blockchain-powered microgrid in Brooklyn
The microgrid project will be based in Brooklyn and will allow rooftop photovoltaic systems to feed excess electricity back to the local grid and receive payments from the purchasers.
The Brooklyn microgrid: blockchain-enabled community power
In Brooklyn, LO3 Energy has teamed up with Siemens to create a pilot microgrid using blockchain technology. Residents with solar panels can sell excess energy back to their neighbours, in a peer-to-peer transaction which takes advantage of blockchain .