Market Size (2016)
2016
$104.60M
Vertical: EnPBase Year: 201710 Sections
Market Size (2016)
2016
$104.60M
Projected (2023)
2023
$5.03B
CAGR (2016–2023)
73.9%
73.9%Key Players
108+
Blockchain technology is a relatively new technology that has the potential to transform the way energy industry operates by shifting away from a centralized structure towards a decentralized system. With the implementation of blockchain in energy industry operations, third party intermediaries, whose services are needed today in almost most energy industry operations are no longer needed. This can effectively increase the speed of energy industry processes and at the same time reducing the cost of operations. Through blockchain technology, the energy industry operations will become more flexible and can also effectively contibute toward accelerating the speed of changes taking place in the energy industry.
The blockchain in energy industry is expected to expand at a 74.45% CAGR during the forecast period and is expected to reach USD 5,032.6 Million by 2023. Europe region is the largest market with a share of 46.23% and closely followed by North America with 40.60% and Asia Pacific with 9.26% share.
The global blockchain in energy market is segmented on the basis of technology type, by platform type, by implementation type, by end-use industries, by applications and by regions. Based on technology type the market is segmented as open blockchain, closed blockchain, consortium blockchain and hybrid blockchain. Based on platform type the market is segmented as Ethereum, Hyperledger, Tendermint, Interbit and Others. By implementation type the market is segmented as Service and solution, development platforms and industry-specific. By end-use industries the market is segmented as power and utilities, renewable energy and oil and gas industries. Furthermore, based on application, the market is segmented as grid management, energy trading, control and security, payment schemes and supply and logistics.
The blockchain in energy market is driven by factors as increased growth in decentralized energy generation, disintermediation and the requirement for increased automation with data integrity and security. However, regulatory protocols and lack of prominent players may hinder the growth of the market.
TABLE 1 MARKET SYNOPSIS
Market Size
• 2017: USD 180.3 Million
• 2023: USD 5,032.6 Million
CAGR
• 74.45%
Key Geographies
• Europe: 46.23%
• North America: 40.60%
• Asia Pacific: 9.26%
• Rest of the World: 3.91%
Key Leading Countries
• U.S.
• U.K
• Germany
• Australia
Key Market Drivers
• Growth in decentralized energy generation
• Disintermediation – No influence of any central intermediary
• Increased Automation with Data integrity and security
Key Market Opportunities
• Development of new business models
• Enable real-time transactions
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Global Blockchain in Energy Market Research Report: Forecast to 2023
Key Vendors
• Power Ledger (Australia)
• WePower UAB (Republic of Lithuania).
• LO3 Energy, Inc. (U.S)
• Grid + (U.S)
• BTL Group Ltd.
Source: MRFR Analysis
The Blockchain in Energy Market market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 73.9% from 2016 to 2023.
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View Subscription PlansBlockchain is a distributed data management technology, which is an open source that can facilitate tracking all kinds of transactions and interactions. All these transactions and interactions through blockchain technology are completely secure, and transparent. This is mainly due to the fact blockchain technology by design guarantees such reliability and information once entered are difficult to tamper with and they are permanently stored. In the digitization era of 21st century, blockchain technology rapidly is becoming foundational piece for new enterprise technologies which when adopted can have significant impact on factors such as operational costs, capital expenditure, risk management, and security.
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View Subscription PlansThis report applies a rigorous multi-stage research process combining primary interviews, secondary data sources, and bottom-up market modelling to ensure accuracy and completeness across all segments and geographies.
Base Year
2017
Historical Period
2016 – 2017
Forecast Period
2017 – 2023
Primary Interviews
150+
Historical data (2016–2017) and forecast period (2017–2023)
Our research process spans primary interviews with industry stakeholders combined with comprehensive secondary data analysis, validated through triangulation across multiple independent sources.
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InsightEurope leads with $2.68B by 2023.
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View Subscription Plans| REGION | 2016 | 2017 | 2023 | CAGR | SHARE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asia Pacific | $10.30M | $72.40M | $319.10M | 63.3% | 6% |
| Europe | $47.00M | $468.50M | $2.68B | 78.2% | 53% |
| Rest of the World | $4.80M | $23.10M | $77.40M | 48.8% | 2% |
| North America | $42.60M | $375.10M | $1.96B | 72.8% | 39% |
| Total | $104.70M | $939.10M | $5.03B | 73.9% | 100% |
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$5.03B
| APPLICATION | REVENUE ($B) | GROWTH RATE | MARKET PENETRATION |
|---|---|---|---|
| Closed Blockchain | $4.27B | 73.9% | 88% |
| Consortium Blockchain | $710.50M | 73.9% | 81% |
| Open Blockchain | $50.10M | 73.9% | 72% |
| Hybrid Blockchain | $6.60M | 73.9% | 88% |
* Revenue projections based on 2025 estimates. Growth rates represent CAGR 2024–2030. Market penetration indicates current adoption rate within addressable market segments.
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Analytical insights on Blockchain in Energy Market covering market dynamics, competitive landscape, and strategic outlook.
The Blockchain in Energy Market market is projected to reach $5.03B by 2023, growing at 73.9% CAGR. The Closed Blockchain segment holds the largest share.
The global blockchain industry is at an early stage of its innovation and major technological operators are still experimenting and exploring its capabilities. Though blockchain has its roots and major presence in the financial sector, the energy industry is not far behind in implementing blockchain technology for its applications. The major factor for this is that the energy industry is quite advanced when compared to the other sectors and is much regulated in its operations. There is significant potential for blockchain technology in energy industry as blockchain technology is expected to speed up the transformation of energy towards decentralization.
The wider implementation of blockchain technology is expected to result in a much more direct relationship between power producers and consumers. There is an increased chance of strengthening market participation from small energy producers and consumers. As grid operations eventually evolve towards decentralized operations, blockchain technology could enable the generation of automatic smart contracts, which is made directly between energy producers and consumers with no ISO regulators. Industry experts have identified managing smart grids, microgrids, and development of peer-to-peer trading platforms for a specific neighborhood, payment systems, and electric vehicle charging, which can all be performed by blockchain technology. Other significant areas of potential blockchain deployment could be asset management and energy transportation. In applications such as LNG transportation and consumption, blockchain technology can show its strength in maintaining provenance of the asset and its data
The global energy sector operations are highly regulated across the value chain with detailed information and requirement flowing from energy producers, transmission operators and also to end-users. However, the approach by regulators and governments towards blockchain technology still remains unclear. Blockchain technology implementation and its integrated approach can enable cross-border transactions as the data can be stored and located anywhere in the world. However, some jurisdictional issues arise as regulations tend to vary from country to country. Even in regions such as the European Union, where cross-national regulation is on priority, the actual coordination is limited. In developed markets such as U.S., individual states play a lead role in energy regulation along with the federal laws, which further add to the jurisdictional complications.
A greater coordination between regulators is essential and would play a crucial role if blockchain has to achieve its full potential in the energy industry. As blockchain can deliver greater transparency and enable real-time access to information, it can help regulatory bodies by simplifying regulatory reporting. Data integrity is one of the key characteristics of blockchain technology and it can enable regulators and ISOs to have higher transparency in their operations.
One of the possible ways of overcoming the regulatory hindrances could be by through incorporating regulatory requirements directly into the design and specification of blockchains. For instance, Ofgem’s Innovation Link, the government regulator for electricity and downstream natural gas market in the U.K., has announced that it is open to a “regulatory sandbox” where energy companies could trial new innovative ideas and innovations with focus on blockchain and its applications such as peer-to-peer energy trading. According to Ofgem, it is currently discussing in trialing a peer-to-peer local energy trading platform by a consortium led by EDF Energy including blockchain developer Electron, PassivSystems, Repowering London and University College London using blockchain technology. It is evident that blockchain technology will be a prominent feature on future energy regulatory agendas as its surrounding architecture and applications continue to evolve.
One of the major challenges encountered by the companies who are in the process of considering blockchain for their operations is assessing the value and capability of blockchain over existing present systems and integration of blockchain with these systems. For example, if there are already advanced systems in operations for gas and energy trading, the cost and effort of migrating to the blockchain technology may not be viable even though the technology can support the transaction speed and scale needed in the energy trading environment. It is crucial for investors in blockchain technology to understand that their investment can be beneficial if the technology could be integrated in a legitimate environment only. Global blockchain operators are facing the challenge of integrating blockchain interface with existing systems for applications such as peer-to-peer trading, smart contract generation and other potential blockchain applications.
For easy integration of blockchain into existing systems, operators may choose blockchain to become a component of an existing system, or it may be an alternative for an existing system, or it could be a supplementary system that performs operations alongside existing system. Understanding the blockchain integration architecture with the current systems and making appropriate product design decision based on applications are of supreme importance when considering blockchain investment.
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Profiles of 108 companies operating in the Blockchain in Energy Market market, including revenue, employee count, and market positioning where available.
Showing 108 of 108 companies
Electron (Chaddenwych Services Limited).
Company Headquarter: London, U.K. Founded: 2015 Workforce: 1 -10 Company Working: Electron is the trading name of Chaddenwych Services Limited, a blockchain energy systems operator based in London, . The company is a developer and operator of blockchain based platforms for gas and electricity supply in U.K. Electron’s blockchain platform provides trading venue for all demand-side response actions and the blockchain technology is used to design efficient, resilient flexible systems for energy sector. Electron believes that the changes driving the energy sector would require an innovative solution such as the blockchain technology to ensure a secure, robust and transparent platform. Electron is currently operating in the energy industry’s transition into smart grids and other market changes such as decarbonization, decentralization, digitization, and democratization.
Enosi Foundation
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.
Conjoule GmbH
Company Headquarters: Essen, Germany Founded: 2017 Workforce: 10 Company Working: Conjoule GmbH is a Germany based start-up that uses blockchain technology for energy trading applications. The company is focussed on blockchain technology for peer-to-peer energy sharing applications as it provides freedom of choice of supply and transparency in operations. The company has two pilot projects running since October 2016 and has recently raised EUR 4.5 million (USD 5.40 million) in funding from TEPCO, Japan. Conjoule predominantly operates in local energy marketplace where homes producing renewable energy by solar PV and small-scale wind can sell their surplus energy directly to the local community.
The Sun Exchange (Pty) Ltd.
Company Headquarter: Cape Town, South Africa Founded: 2015 Workforce: 10 Company Working: The Sun Exchange is a blockchain based solar energy project financer operating in Africa. The Sun Exchange has unique operations compared to any other retailer using blockchain technology as the company visions blockchain to accelerate global transition to solar industry. Through its unique blockchain based online platform, it is possible for consumers anywhere around the world to purchase solar PV cells and lease them to businesses, hospitals, schools and other organizations in Africa. The owners of these panels receive lease rental payments through fiat currencies of their choice or cryptocurrency while the projects continue to operate to provide clean energy. The Sun Exchange business model democratizes solar energy finance and the blockchain platform used for these projects autonomously distributes solar energy in real-time. The company argues that this unique model has helped close the funding gap for commercial-scale solar projects in Africa. Moreover, investors in clean energy in Africa, now, can have 20 years or more secure and immutable solar income stream
BTL Group Ltd.
Company Headquarter: Vancouver, Canada. Founded: 2011 Workforce: 28 Company Working: BTL Group is a blockchain technology based in Vancouver, Canada which has its operations on developing blockchain technologies for various industries and businesses. The company is the creator of Interbit, a next-generation blockchain platform, which has the unique capability of joining thousands of Interbit blockchains that can enable enhanced security along with data integrity and privacy than other blockchain platforms. One of the most important advantages of the BTL’s Interbit platform is that businesses and enterprises can build their own applications focusing on trading, settlement, remittance, audit, and back-office processes. BTL Group believes that this flexibility of their blockchain platform must enable Interbit to become the professional-grade blockchain development tool of choice among various businesses. In Europe, the BTL Group is currently testing its Interbit platform with the trading arms of oil and gas supermajors along with leading energy traders including Eni Trading & Shipping, Total, Gazprom Marketing & Trading Limited and Vattenfall for delivering gas trading and settlement.
Grid +
Company Headquarter: Texas, U.S. Founded: 2015 Workforce: 17 Company Working: Grid + was established by ConsenSys, a global leader in blockchain technology through its continuous research in implementing blockchain technology for the energy industry. The company is currently focusing on bringing next-generation energy efficiencies to the energy market by developing new hardware and software solutions including blockchain. Grid+ was formed with the objective of revolutionizing the way the energy market operates by functioning as a commercial electricity retailer in deregulated market. Ethereum platform is used to enable customers pay and settle payments real-time, which significantly reduces costs. Furthermore, Grid+ Ethereum based blockchain platform can instantly introduce efficiency in energy retailing and this enables renewable energy production more sustainably and efficiently. Ethereum based blockchain enables Grid+ to enable automated billing and transaction processes with payments being recorded and moved through smart contracts
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