@EnergyB0x 23 August 2021 more from that month

When it was announced at the end of May, under Elon Musk criticizing for energy consumption, the Crypto Climate Accord appeared a marketing tool to meet public opinion and investors expectations. Some energy intensive blockchain criticized supporters composition (native blockchains with low energy consumption but not secured, like XRP). But following official blog some big news appeared in these months: the most interesting one is the Green Hashrate Software released as open source by Energy Web Foundation, which aims to certify via blockchain the origin of consumed energy, and so the percentage of renewable energy used to mine: https://medium.com/make-crypto-green/as-the-cca-surpasses-150-supporters-energy-web-rmi-announce-next-wave-of-open-source-solutions-b4d75584aaaf The presence of the Rocky Mountains Institute in supporting team underline an high profile of participants, and a good framework they are developing all together. I think this CCA is becoming a very serious accord