GreenLoom
  • 💽Background
    • The Global Energy Crisis and Shift to Sustainable Practices
  • 💡Introduction
    • Introduction
  • 🔩Solution
    • Optimizing Home Energy Use through Smart Devices
    • Rewarding Energy-Efficient Behavior with Token Incentives
    • Decentralized Energy Marketplace for Peer-to-Peer Energy Trading
    • Scaling Global Sustainability with Smart Grid Integration
    • Blockchain-Driven Transparency and Security in Energy Data
    • Contributing to Global Environmental Goals
  • 🔋Technology Behind GreenLoom
    • Blockchain Technology: Ensuring Transparency and Security
    • Smart Contracts: Automation at Scale
    • IoT Integration: Real-Time Data Collection and Optimization
    • AI & Machine Learning: Predicting and Optimizing Energy Consumption
    • Distributed Energy Resources (DER): Empowering Renewable Energy Production
  • ⏱️Why GreenLoom Stands Out
    • Complete Control Over Energy Management
    • Sustainability Meets Savings
    • Transparency and Trust Through Blockchain
    • A Reward System Built for Flexibility
    • Broad Compatibility Across Devices and Platforms
  • 💰Tokenomics
    • Tokenomics
  • 🌪️Roadmap
    • Roadmap
  • ❓FAQ
    • FAQ
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Decentralized Energy Marketplace for Peer-to-Peer Energy Trading

GreenLoom introduces a decentralized energy marketplace where users can buy and sell excess energy. If a household generates more energy than it needs (for example, through solar panels or other renewable sources), it can sell this excess energy to others in the community or directly to energy providers via the platform.

This marketplace is facilitated by smart contracts that automatically handle transactions between users, ensuring fairness and transparency in pricing. The dynamic pricing model adjusts based on supply and demand, making energy trading more efficient and affordable. By participating in this marketplace, users can not only reduce their energy costs but also help others access cheaper, cleaner energy.

This peer-to-peer energy trading system fosters a sense of community and further drives the decentralization of the energy market, breaking down traditional barriers where centralized energy companies control the pricing and distribution.

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