Africa

Blockchain can revolutionise the energy industry in Africa

General view of solar panels in a solar plant in Saint Pierre on the French overseas territory of La Reunion January 19, 2010.  REUTERS/Gerard Cerles/Pool  (REUNION - Tags: ENVIRONMENT ENERGY) - PM1E61J0UW601

Blockchain technology allows residents with solar PV panels to sell excess energy to other residents. Image: REUTERS/Gerard Cerles/Pool

Nsikak John
Global Shaper, Uyo Hub, Kahn Studios
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