Spanish Electricity Giant Endesa is Harnessing Blockchain Tech
Major Spanish energy company Endesa has revealed plans to open a blockchain laboratory in an effort to encourage development of blockchain-based solutions for the energy industry. Endesa, the largest power utility in Spain, has joined the growing number of companies across various industries looking to leverage blockchain technology for industry-specific applications. The electricity provider, through its open collaborative platform Endesa Energy Challenges, has issued an open call for applications from any interested participant looking to develop distributed ledger solutions, to become a....
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