Electron Introduces Blockchain Technology to UK’s Energy Sector

Electron Introduces Blockchain Technology to UK’s Energy Sector

A UK-based blockchain startup, Electron has created a demo application for the country's energy industry. The use of blockchain technology in different industries doesn’t need any introduction. Electron, a London-based startup is now working on implementing the very technology to UK’s energy sector. According to reports, Electron is lobbying for the country’s energy sector to implement Ethereum blockchain-based applications to record and manage energy consumption. In order to achieve the intended goal, the company has also created a demo application using placeholder simulated data from....


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