Energy Web00
$ewt
MCAP30.60M
+6.93%

what's Energy Web?

Energy Web is an open-source blockchain platform tailored for the energy sector, enabling decentralized applications that address regulatory, operational, and market challenges in energy systems. Built initially as a proof-of-authority chain and now operating as Energy Web X on the Polkadot network, it supports real-world asset tokenization, green energy tracking, and decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePIN). The platform facilitates interoperability through Polkadot's shared security, allowing seamless integration with other blockchains while powering solutions like verifiable renewable energy certificates and carbon credit trading. The native token, EWT, secures the network via staking and governance, with mechanisms for community-driven infrastructure and rewards distribution. Energy Web collaborates with enterprises and Web3 partners to bridge traditional energy markets with blockchain technology, emphasizing sustainability and transparency in energy transitions. Its ecosystem includes tools for decentralized identity, verifiable credentials, and automated market operations, fostering scalable deployments for global energy challenges.

Snapshot

Energy Web gains traction as Hashlock audits its blockchain energy infrastructure security.

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1W ago
VISIBILITY EVENT

hosts open community Q&A on 2026-02-13 to discuss product roadmap, partnerships, and governance

3M ago

Hashlock audits core infrastructure to secure blockchain-based energy solutions.

5M ago

New partnership with BlockDeep enables liquid staking and multi-token support functionality.

8M ago

New fiat-to-stablecoin bridge enables corporate users to interact with the network using traditional currency, marking significant progress in institutional adoption.

New EV trading functionality allowing vehicles to earn revenue while parked targeted for release by 2026.

Project migrates from standalone chain to Polkadot parachain, driven by needs of government and institutional users including Chinese grid operators.