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The role of Blockchain in the future of electricity markets Michael Merz - PONTON GmbH

Power Grids – today and tomorrow… Energie-wende

Scenario 2030: Hierarchical Markets for the Balancing of local Grids Residual Load Provider € E- Wholesale Market DSO Grid Grid-wide Market Residual Load Provider € E- Trades Balance Regional Market Residual Load Provider € E- Area Village Local Market € E-

The „Blockchain & Energie“ Space Vertical Focus (energy) P2P Trading - Microgrid - Local grid Flexibility Market - TSO / DSO Grid P2P - Wholesale market Settlement Financial Physical Grid Control - TSO vs. DSO Internet of Things (Lift device data into the digital sphere) Horizontal Technical Features & Challenges Access / Identity Management / Archive historic blocks Load / Performance / Stability / Security / Privacy

Project Enerchain The world‘s wholesale first energy trade over the blockchain

Project Enerchain 25 Participants (2 logos hidden)

Local Market for Flexibility based on Blockchain Technology Battery Other Market Price Index 1 24h 50 €/MWh Power Price (front hour) API 1 Agent: Exchange 0 €/MWh 2 Agent: Battery- storage Demand Supply € 2 100% Battery 0% 3 Marketplace (via Blockchain) 100% Electrolyser 50% 4 100% Electric Vehicle . . . 0% API 5 100% 3 Office Building (heating) Agent: Electro- lyser 0% 4 Agent: Electric Vehicle 5 API Agent: Office Building

NEW 4.0 – „Norddeutsche Energiewende“ Region Hamburg/Schleswig Holstein, > 50% RES share, develop Smart Market for Flex.

Where is the Business Case for Blockchain? High availability at reduced cost (operation & transaction) Disintermediate Integrate token currency Allow for minimal transaction volumes through reduced transaction cost Directly link people to people / assets to assets Trustlessness Standardisation effect „So, again, where is the business case in using blockchain technology?“ It is the mix, stupid!

Why is it so difficult to „Think Blockchain“? Classic Approach Blockchain Approach Blockchain-based design is a permanent elevator ride Business Case ? Software Design / Spec. ? This won‘t work! Software Implementation Blockchain Technology (e.g. Ethereum) Operation

PONTON / Blockchain Hall of Fame Find more information here: http://enerchain.ponton.de http://www.ponton.de/downloads/enerchain/InDerFalleDesDemokration.pdf http://enerchain.ponton.de/index.php/3-applying-the-blockchain-to-energy-trading https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=M_Sbim-5VoI plus projects under NDA…

Thank you Michael Merz merz@ponton.de