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| Power Ledger 
| #POWR
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| POWR Price: | $0.21 | | Volume: | $1.9 M | | All Time High: | $1.20 | | Market Cap: | $0.1 B |
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| Circulating Supply: | 563,380,809 |
| Exchanges: | 19
| | Total Supply: | 1,000,000,000 |
| Markets: | 28
| | Max Supply: | 1,000,000,000 |
| Pairs: | 56
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The price of #POWR today is $0.21 USD.
The lowest POWR price for this period was $0, the highest was $0.212, and the current live price for one POWR coin is $0.21211.
The all-time high POWR coin price was $1.20.
Use our custom price calculator to see the hypothetical price of POWR with market cap of ETH or other crypto coins. |
The code for Power Ledger is #POWR.
Power Ledger is 6.9 years old. |
The current market capitalization for Power Ledger is $119,496,301.
Power Ledger is ranked #244 out of all coins, by market cap (and other factors). |
The trading volume is big during the past 24 hours for #POWR.
Today's 24-hour trading volume across all exchanges for Power Ledger is $1,939,697. |
| The circulating supply of POWR is 563,380,809 coins, which is 56% of the maximum coin supply. |
POWR is well integrated with many pairings with other cryptocurrencies and is listed on at least 19 crypto exchanges.
View #POWR trading pairs and crypto exchanges that currently support #POWR purchase. |
Solana’s first Hacker House in Australia
Last week as Melbourne was experiencing unusually sunny and pleasant weather, Powerledger’s blockchain team rolled up our collective sleeves and took part in Solana’s first Australian Hacker House. Solana Hacker House events take place in all the major cities around the globe and have been credited with the continuous and strong growth of the Solana ecosystem. Coming as it did in the aftermath of FTX collapse, this event felt a little more subdued. That sense of a more subdued event showed in the turnout; there were 300 developers, compared to Solana’s Bangalore event a few months back which clocked in at 3,000 plus in attendance; but what it lacked in numbers it made up for with passion. Even the crypto market downturn doesn’t seem to have taken any wind out of the sails of numerous Australian projects building on the Solana infrastructure. In fact, one of the biggest, Magic Eden, an NFT marketplace, which at times surpassed OpenSea’s trading volume, proudly calls Australia home. As John, Alejandro, Mike and I were sipping our coffee, paid for with SOL of course, on the last morning of the event, we shared our observations about the event itself, the ecosystem and the new solutions and projects that were being launched. Solana Pay Powerledger team had the opportunity to use Solana Pay to pay for merchandise and coffee. Solana Pay is a new, open, and free-to-use payments framework built on Solana — the worldâ... 
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Consumer activation: How we are finally changing our relationship with electricity
Almócita, in the South of Spain The energy crisis that was triggered by the gas supply issues seems to have brought many energy matters to a head. With high energy prices damaging the EU economy, and amidst a really tough winter, the EU commission released an emergency regulation plan requiring member states to reduce electricity demand by 5% during peak hours. However, these measures, accelerated by the crisis, ought to have been introduced in the last decade. In the last few years before the crisis, Germany and the UK have each been investing over €1 billion to balance their power systems. This has been done in an effort to cope with the lack of flexibility from the generation side. Across 2021 we saw Germany investing up to €2.3 billion towards grid balancing initiatives, of which €807 million were exclusively invested in curtailment measures. Put another way, we’re seeing European countries spending over half a billion euros yearly in not using the renewables that are being produced, while customers struggle to pay their electricity bills, and countries miss their sustainability targets. This reflects very clearly the incapacity of our current market mechanisms to allow for the scaling up of renewables, despite this being an urgent need internationally backed by strict targets and goals to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Our current power systems were not designed for coping with the variability of renewa...
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Does your brand need a Web3 loyalty program?
Crypto has had a hard year. But the underlying blockchain technology seems to be going from strength to strength. There is a lot of hype around Web loyalty programs, Starbucks, for example, are launching the beta test of its highly anticipated program, which combines traditional loyalty rewards, NFT technology and introduces an element of gamification. With technology offering new ways to reward consumers, it’s time to take a closer look. Web1 was about using the internet to publish the information you’ve already published elsewhere. Web2 is about tapping into the capabilities of the internet to create new services, such as Facebook, Amazon and Netflix, with an increased focus on user generated content being made accessible. Web3 is about respecting the individual’s rights to their data, their art and their digitized assets, letting them own the content the users have generated themselves, while providing new ways to connect, create and trade in a decentralized way using blockchain technology. Web3 describes a broad range of emerging internet applications for blockchain technology, including a decentralized, public database that allows information to be securely recorded on a network of computers rather than verified and controlled by centralized entities. Central to this evolution from Web2 to Web3 are four distinct blockchain-enabled applications: fungible tokens (cryptocurrencies), non-fungible tokens (NFTs), decentr...
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Trading renewable energy with my EV — Maria Atkinson AM
Trading renewable energy with my EV — Maria Atkinson AM - — How can EVs offer more to local energy communities? Maria Atkinson AM explores what a typical day could soon look like, using an EV alongside Powerledger technology.. — The way we commute in our day-to-day lives has changed dramatically over the last century. The modern vehicle today is more than a mode of transportation. It is a moving form of life. It has the ability to provide sustainable energy at the time and place it is required most. Powering our home, our office, our community. It has the ability to create marketplaces which never previously existed. One company at the forefront of this energy revolution is Powerledger. An Australian company with a vision to build community energy markets around the globe. Using their blockchain-enabled software people are able to trade their excess solar energy to their neighbours, favourite stores and anywhere around their local community. But when it comes to EV’s the opportunities to trade renewable energy is endless. The technology offers the ability to spin new energy markets. Before we begin the first session of the day, I’d like to take you through a short narrative — giving you a glimpse into the world we will be living within, sooner than we realize. In a few short years from now I will be at home getting ready for my day at work. I hop into my EV to grab a coffee at my favourite local...
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A Local Energy Market Benefiting Power Grids and Energy Users: A P2P Trading-based Case Study
The increasing amount of renewable generation creates challenges for the energy providers. Variable renewable energy (VRE), as the name suggests, creates a varying or fluctuating electricity supply. A local energy market (LEM) helps to reduce the impact of fluctuating supply by strategically controlling the VREs and loads. Such a mechanism allows consumers and prosumers (customers who can generate solar PV energy, for instance), that are within a defined geography, to trade energy with one another in a peer-to-peer (P2P) fashion. LEMs have better financial outcomes for the consumers and prosumers. Therefore, it encourages better VRE technology diffusion while lowering the impact on the grid by reducing the imports and exports from the medium voltage grid. In this paper, we outline the results of a LEM case study using real customer data in Western Australia — to evaluate the performance of P2P trading in comparison with their business as usual (BAU). The battery energy storage system (BESS) is included in the LEM model to introduce greater flexibility and capture the implications on electricity costs and grid export and import. Compared to BAU, the results of Powerledger’s LEM platform shows that prosumers with BESS receive smaller electricity bills and a maximum reduction in power grid export 28 % and import 33 %. Click here for the full article. Authors: Dr. Liaqat Ali, M. Imran Azim, Dr. Vivek Bhandari, Anand Me...
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A Local Energy Market Benefiting Power Grids and Energy Users: A P2P Trading-based Case Study
The increasing amount of renewable generation creates challenges for the energy providers. Variable renewable energy (VRE), as the name suggests, creates a varying or fluctuating electricity supply. A local energy market (LEM) helps to reduce the impact of fluctuating supply by strategically controlling the VREs and loads. Such a mechanism allows consumers and prosumers (customers who can generate solar PV energy, for instance), that are within a defined geography, to trade energy with one another in a peer-to-peer (P2P) fashion. LEMs have better financial outcomes for the consumers and prosumers. Therefore, it encourages better VRE technology diffusion while lowering the impact on the grid by reducing the imports and exports from the medium voltage grid. In this paper, we outline the results of a LEM case study using real customer data in Western Australia — to evaluate the performance of P2P trading in comparison with their business as usual (BAU). The battery energy storage system (BESS) is included in the LEM model to introduce greater flexibility and capture the implications on electricity costs and grid export and import. Compared to BAU, the results of Powerledger’s LEM platform shows that prosumers with BESS receive smaller electricity bills and a maximum reduction in power grid export 28 % and import 33 %. Click here for the full article. Authors: Dr. Liaqat Ali, M. Imran Azim, Dr. Vivek Bhandari, Anand Me...
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Anya Nova hosted a live webinar for Blockchain Institute Ireland
Anya Nova, from Powerledger’s Blockchain Development and Staking Operations, hosted a live webinar for Blockchain Institute Ireland. In this recording of the event, Anya explains Proof of Stake Blockchain Mechanisms and its connection with Sustainability. Watch the full webinar below: medium.com Anya Nova hosted a live webinar for Blockchain Institute Ireland was originally published in Powerledger on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.
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Rhode Island. A case in point for RECs.
Rhode Island is as good an example as any of the way the energy transformation is occurring. Rhode Island (RI), ahead of other US states, has just set its sights on fast tracking net zero by 2033. In 2017 it became the first state to build an offshore wind farm and has since multiplied its original wind capacity by twenty-three times. And while the state, which is the smallest in the US, consumes less energy per capita than any other, its share of electricity generated from natural gas is nearly 90%, the highest in the nation, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). This makes the case for environmental legislation compelling, especially in the era of high gas prices. Which is why perhaps, Rhode Island became the first state in the country to commit to 100% renewable energy by 2033, the most aggressive renewable energy standard among any U.S. state. The state has warmed about 1.7 degrees Celsius since the year 1900. Throughout the north-eastern United States, spring is arriving earlier and bringing more precipitation, heavy rainstorms are more frequent, and summers are hotter and drier. Sea level is rising, and severe storms increasingly cause floods that damage property and infrastructure. Being on the seafront means some meteorologists believe parts of Rhode Island will be underwater by 2035, according to sea-level data. In just over a dozen years, Barrington will contend with several key roads flood...
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The impact of innovation on the green economy
Powerledger’s Advisor for Digital Energy and Strategy, Anand Menon, spoke at the Thailand bio-circular green economy innovation exchange, discussing the crucial role that innovative technologies will play in the transition to a green economy. Hosted by the Royal Thai Embassy, Canberra in association with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kingdom of Thailand, Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Thailand Board of Investment, Australia. Watch video below: medium.com The impact of innovation on the green economy was originally published in Powerledger on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.
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POWR staking goes live!
A little while ago we decided to move from an Ethereum based blockchain to a more powerful blockchain design, one that could handle an industrial level of transactions that will be needed as we grow. To do this required moving from proof-of-authority, to proof-of-stake validation, and having external validators. We’re pleased to say we have launched the new Powerledger blockchain and staking of Powerledger’s POWR token is now available on the Powerledger Energy Blockchain. Several validators have already been onboarded with additional validators being vetted and onboarded as the rollout continues over the coming months. Due to the 5 million POWR token limit per validator, availability for delegating during the initial release will be limited as validator onboarding will be staged. Having a 5 million limit per node allows for better decentralisation. The staking of POWR is achieved by ‘locking up’ the ERC-20 POWR token in an Ethereum contract. This amount of POWR tokens is then issued onto the Powerledger Energy Blockchain to the delegated staker’s account. The link between the Ethereum chain account and the account on the Powerledger chain is stored in the Ethereum contract. The native Powerledger tokens are then staked using a program which is identical to that of Solana’s. The maximum amount of POWR that can be staked on each node is 5 million POWR tokens. Powerledger’s Co-Founder and Technical Director, John...
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