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Incorporating a Secure Decentralized Financial Infrastructure; into the Smart Grid

Davor Svetinovic

DOI
10.17023/6xrs-pa51
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13 Feb 2017

To transform the current power grid to an easily reconfigurable and resilient Internet-like smart grid, a decentralized, private and secure financial infrastructure should be adopted. Smart meters that can negotiate prices and trade in a decentralized environment, common electricity and emissions trading exchanges, and trading currencies offer solutions.

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IEEE Smart Grid Newsletters
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foundational support systems
power grid
newsletter
IEEE smart grid
secure
private
smart meters
trading currencies
decentralized
resilience
davor svetinovic

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