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Explore CGI's partner ecosystem to find solutions to today's challenges
Explore CGI's partner ecosystem to find solutions to today's challenges
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The notion that blockchain has the potential to redefine business models and shake up the status quo is now widely shared. After the finance sector, it is now the energy sector’s turn for a burgeoning wave of blockchain pilot projects. In the energy market, while peer-to-peer power trading, such as the blockchain microgrid project in Brooklyn, New York, is by far the most widely recognized, utilities such as RWE, Vattenfall, Wien Energy and Engie have also begun their own experiments.
This technology of storing and transmitting information via a decentralized, secure and transparent registry is now high on the innovation agenda. Over the past three years, more than 2,500 blockchain-related patents have been filed, and in the first quarter of 2016 alone, more than $1 billion has been invested in blockchain start-ups.
The challenge for these stakeholders is to know how to anticipate a shift that is both societal and technological in nature before they are affected by it, and to be able to respond to the following questions:
Take a look at our whitepaper to find out if blockchain technology in the utility industry is an opportunity or a threat.
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