Sustainability News

Hashgraph Group has launched a blockchain-based supply-chain traceability solution ahead of the EU’s Digital Product Passport requirements, some of which take effect beginning in 2027.

With ultra-low energy use, carbon offsets and fast transactions, this blockchain helps enterprises adopt Web3 without compromising on sustainability or performance.

Tea-Fi CEO Matan Doyich explains how a ‘SuperApp’ model and protocol-owned liquidity can solve DeFi’s core fragmentation issues.

The regulator stated that farmland must be used only for agricultural purposes to qualify for government services, subsidies, and utilities.

Digital assets continue to be a tool to address shortfalls in the energy supply chain despite criticism from environmental activists.

According to data from Market.US, the virtual power purchase agreement market was valued at roughly $16.7 billion in 2023.

According to a United Nations report, Methane gas runoff is “80 times more harmful than CO2 for 20 years after it is released.”

Regenerative economy and finance projects are tapping into blockchain technology for increased utility, transparency and decentralization.

Crypto market analysts tend to interpret Bitcoin miners selling their rewards as bearish, but miners countered this logic at the recent Bitmain WDMS conference.

Bitmain rolled out its efficiency-focused Antminer S21 at the WDMS, and Bitcoin miners shared their plans for boosting productivity via green energy.

Energy Web CEO Jesse Morris explains why blockchain can make “going green” more efficient, how fighting climate change is easier, and why Energy Web is building on Polkadot.

A new NFT project is using digital assets as a key to redeem physical copies of a biodegradable, plastic-free vinyl.

The NFT marketplace Sparkles launched on the layer-1 EVM Oracle platform Flare for interoperable protocols to expand use cases for NFTs and their holders.

Cointelegraph’s editor-in-chief Kristina Lucrezia Cornèr moderated a panel discussion at the 2023 Davos conference in Switzerland on sustainability in the blockchain world.

CleanSpark bought over 3,800 mining machines at $15.50 per terahash, far below the current market price of $22.94 and an 85.4% discount from the all-time high costs of $106.62 in Dec. 2021.