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Year Founded & Workforce

2018

50 Employees

Industry

Energy & Power

Services

Peer-to-peer (P2P) electricity tradingMICRO-GRID P2P TRADING
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Enosi Foundation Overview

Company Headquarters: Sydney, Australia.

Founded: 2018

Workforce: 11-50

Company Working: Enosi foundation is an Australia based blockchain energy market operator with a focus on increasing the utilization of clean locally generated energy. Enosi develops blockchain based open-sourced systems that are used to sell excess energy generated from renewable energy sources, such as solar PV within communities. In addition to that, the Enosi platform creates smart contracts, which will enable rapid deployment and the use of the renewable energy. Smart contracts are generated through a mobile application, which is commonly known as a “Decentralised Application” or dApp. The app does not require a centralized server or third party server as it runs on decentralized blockchain network. For higher adoption of blockchain based distributed energy applications, Enosi foundation has set up partnership programs with energy retailers, such as Solar Analytics and Energy locals, who are based in Melbourne.

Company Snapshot

50

Employees

2018

Founded

Sydney, Australia.

Headquarters

Key Developments

DateApproachDevelopment
April 2018Partnership & CollaborationEnosi and California based Clean Energy Fund (CalCEF) announced a technical partnership to enable entrepreneurs and communities around the world to compete with “big energy” using Enosi’s blockchain based open-source ENergy Operating System.
April 2018Partnership & CollaborationEnosi Foundation along with its partner Solar Analytics developed a tool The SunSPoT in collaboration with Australian PV Institute (APVI) and UNSW. The project has been funded under the Commonwealth’s Smart Cities and Suburbs program and is developed to provide input and feedback on features that would be useful to government.

Product Offering

  • Enosi Foundation
    • Peer-to-peer (P2P) electricity trading
    • MICRO-GRID P2P TRADING

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