Samuel OyeyemiHow To Stake or Run a Node On Energy Web X
Energy Web X (EWX) blockchain is designed to accelerate the transition to a decentralized, decarbonized, and democratized energy system. Built on a substrate-based parachain, EWX aims to connect the community, token holders, and enterprises through a robust, secure, and efficient decentralized network. Running a worker node or staking your EWT in the Energy Web X network is a powerful way to contribute to the future of decentralized energy solutions.How it works and what you’ll needYou need t...
Samuel OyeyemiEnergy Web Dive 2025: Highlights and Insights
Energy Web Dive 2025 was an immersive four-day event, showcasing the cutting-edge developments and transformative initiatives shaping the future of decentralized and sustainable energy. Over four days, participants explored innovative solutions, practical sustainability applications, and strategic roadmaps designed to accelerate global decarbonization.Day 1: Setting the Stage for Transparency and SustainabilityThe event commenced by diving deep into the "Green Proofs" platform, introduced by ...
Samuel OyeyemiHow To Lower EWT From EWX To EWC
Lowering tokens from EWX to EWC is now live, follow these simple steps to lower your tokens. 1. Open the EWX application: Click the menu at the top right corner that displays your substrate address to reveal the drop-down menu. Then, click on the lower button.2. Approve the Lowering Amount: Enter the amount of EWT you would like to lower and press the approve button.you can enter in figures or drag to specify the amount you want to lower3. Enter EWC Wallet Address: Enter a valid EWC wallet ad...
Samuel OyeyemiHow To Stake or Run a Node On Energy Web X
Energy Web X (EWX) blockchain is designed to accelerate the transition to a decentralized, decarbonized, and democratized energy system. Built on a substrate-based parachain, EWX aims to connect the community, token holders, and enterprises through a robust, secure, and efficient decentralized network. Running a worker node or staking your EWT in the Energy Web X network is a powerful way to contribute to the future of decentralized energy solutions.How it works and what you’ll needYou need t...
Samuel OyeyemiEnergy Web Dive 2025: Highlights and Insights
Energy Web Dive 2025 was an immersive four-day event, showcasing the cutting-edge developments and transformative initiatives shaping the future of decentralized and sustainable energy. Over four days, participants explored innovative solutions, practical sustainability applications, and strategic roadmaps designed to accelerate global decarbonization.Day 1: Setting the Stage for Transparency and SustainabilityThe event commenced by diving deep into the "Green Proofs" platform, introduced by ...
Samuel OyeyemiHow To Lower EWT From EWX To EWC
Lowering tokens from EWX to EWC is now live, follow these simple steps to lower your tokens. 1. Open the EWX application: Click the menu at the top right corner that displays your substrate address to reveal the drop-down menu. Then, click on the lower button.2. Approve the Lowering Amount: Enter the amount of EWT you would like to lower and press the approve button.you can enter in figures or drag to specify the amount you want to lower3. Enter EWC Wallet Address: Enter a valid EWC wallet ad...
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Day 3 of the Energy Web Dive 2025 was all about breakthrough projects in decarbonization and renewable energy. Ioannis Vlachos kicked off the day by providing an update on Energy Web’s Horizon Europe proposals, spotlighting initiatives such as community-integrated PV systems and measures to boost renewable energy adoption. Frederik Jacobsen then followed with his introduction of Katalist, a maritime Book & Claim registry that leverages tokenized emissions reductions to overcome traditional fuel models and scale maritime decarbonization. Both sessions clearly reflected Energy Web’s drive to harness digital innovations and foster collaborations that push us toward a decentralized, low-carbon future. Here are the key takeaways from Day 3.
Speaker: Ioannis Vlachos
Title: Commercial Director, EMEA at Energy Web
Topic: Participation in Horizon Europe Research Proposals
Energy Web has submitted two proposals under the Horizon Europe initiative, launched by the European Commission to support clean energy innovations. The proposals aim to accelerate community-based photovoltaic (PV) systems and enhance the market uptake of renewable energy technologies. Energy Web has a strong track record in European-funded projects, with seven active projects totaling over €3.5 million in funding. Evaluation results for the proposals are expected by July or August 2024.
Topic ID: HORIZON-CL5-2024-D3-02-06
Total Budget: €5M (shared among consortium partners)
Objective: Facilitate large-scale deployment of community-integrated PV systems, extending from domestic and commercial installations to utility-scale implementations.
Boost PV Profitability: Enhance profitability and adoption of PV systems within renewable energy communities.
Empower Clean Energy Communities: Engage local communities through energy cooperatives and decentralized digital platforms, leveraging Energy Web’s expertise in blockchain-based solutions.
Community-Aggregated Energy Solutions: Deploy advanced planning tools, peer-to-peer trading, self-consumption models, and robust cybersecurity measures.
Topic ID: HORIZON-CL5-2024-D3-02-10
Total Budget: €2M
Objective: Improve adoption and develop market frameworks for renewable energy systems across industrial, residential, and energy sectors.
Increase Renewable Adoption: Aim for higher renewable energy consumption by 2030.
Enhance Market Development: Establish financial incentives and effective policy tools to support scalable clean energy models.
Improve Social Acceptance: Foster a positive perception of renewable energy technologies and support their widespread adoption.
The proposal will address renewable energy markets broadly while targeting specific sectors (electricity, heating, cooling, renewable fuels) and geographic contexts (urban and peri-urban areas) to develop long-term, replicable solutions.
Energy Web is optimistic about these proposals and looks forward to collaborating with the European Commission to accelerate the transition toward a decentralized, clean energy future. Updates on the evaluation process are expected later this summer.
You can watch the full event here: YouTube
Speaker: Frederik Jacobsen
Title: Head of Katalist
Topic: Katalist and Energy Web – Enabling Maritime Decarbonization
The maritime industry faces a critical challenge: while shipping companies consume fuel, they are not always directly linked to cargo owners willing to pay a premium for low-emission transport. Traditional emissions reduction approaches tie sustainable marine fuel (SMF) adoption to physical availability, limiting scalability. This creates inefficiencies and slows down the decarbonization process.
The Book & Claim model allows shipping companies using sustainable marine fuels to tokenize their verified emissions reductions. These digital tokens or certificates can then be claimed by cargo owners, decoupling the emissions benefits from physical fuel constraints. This mechanism increases market efficiency, expands access to low-emission shipping, and accelerates maritime decarbonization.
To support this system, Katalist was launched on November 14, 2024, as an industry-wide, non-profit Book & Claim registry. The platform was co-developed and tested with 29 industry participants across the maritime value chain, including container operators, shipowners, fuel suppliers, cargo owners, and regulatory bodies. The goal was to ensure usability, credibility, and trust from the outset.
Registry
Developed by Energy Web Foundation
Captures, verifies, and tokenizes emissions reduction data from voyages using Sustainable Marine Fuel (SMF)
Documentation
Defines participation rules, verification standards, and legal requirements
Ensures clarity in emissions accounting and reporting
Landing Page
Provides public access to registry documentation and industry updates
Serves as a hub for participants to track, verify, and engage with Katalist
Katalist’s credibility and ease of use rely on three core principles:
Governance Structure
Operates as a not-for-profit registry
Future changes in design and methodology are reviewed by an Expert Committee of industry leaders and non-profits
Uniform, Verified Data
All claims are based on actual voyage data, independently verified by third parties
Standardized formats enhance comparability and simplify emissions reporting
Transparent Methodology
Publicly accessible data verification protocols, emissions calculations, and legal terms of use
Reinforces trust among industry stakeholders
Katalist represents a transformative step in maritime decarbonization. By combining decentralized technologies with an industry-wide registry, it enables a scalable, verifiable, and transparent Book & Claim system. This approach enhances accountability, attracts sustainable fuel investments, and accelerates the industry's transition to low-carbon operations.
The collaboration between Katalist and Energy Web has been instrumental in bringing this vision to life.
You can watch the full event here: YouTube
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Day 3 of the Energy Web Dive 2025 was all about breakthrough projects in decarbonization and renewable energy. Ioannis Vlachos kicked off the day by providing an update on Energy Web’s Horizon Europe proposals, spotlighting initiatives such as community-integrated PV systems and measures to boost renewable energy adoption. Frederik Jacobsen then followed with his introduction of Katalist, a maritime Book & Claim registry that leverages tokenized emissions reductions to overcome traditional fuel models and scale maritime decarbonization. Both sessions clearly reflected Energy Web’s drive to harness digital innovations and foster collaborations that push us toward a decentralized, low-carbon future. Here are the key takeaways from Day 3.
Speaker: Ioannis Vlachos
Title: Commercial Director, EMEA at Energy Web
Topic: Participation in Horizon Europe Research Proposals
Energy Web has submitted two proposals under the Horizon Europe initiative, launched by the European Commission to support clean energy innovations. The proposals aim to accelerate community-based photovoltaic (PV) systems and enhance the market uptake of renewable energy technologies. Energy Web has a strong track record in European-funded projects, with seven active projects totaling over €3.5 million in funding. Evaluation results for the proposals are expected by July or August 2024.
Topic ID: HORIZON-CL5-2024-D3-02-06
Total Budget: €5M (shared among consortium partners)
Objective: Facilitate large-scale deployment of community-integrated PV systems, extending from domestic and commercial installations to utility-scale implementations.
Boost PV Profitability: Enhance profitability and adoption of PV systems within renewable energy communities.
Empower Clean Energy Communities: Engage local communities through energy cooperatives and decentralized digital platforms, leveraging Energy Web’s expertise in blockchain-based solutions.
Community-Aggregated Energy Solutions: Deploy advanced planning tools, peer-to-peer trading, self-consumption models, and robust cybersecurity measures.
Topic ID: HORIZON-CL5-2024-D3-02-10
Total Budget: €2M
Objective: Improve adoption and develop market frameworks for renewable energy systems across industrial, residential, and energy sectors.
Increase Renewable Adoption: Aim for higher renewable energy consumption by 2030.
Enhance Market Development: Establish financial incentives and effective policy tools to support scalable clean energy models.
Improve Social Acceptance: Foster a positive perception of renewable energy technologies and support their widespread adoption.
The proposal will address renewable energy markets broadly while targeting specific sectors (electricity, heating, cooling, renewable fuels) and geographic contexts (urban and peri-urban areas) to develop long-term, replicable solutions.
Energy Web is optimistic about these proposals and looks forward to collaborating with the European Commission to accelerate the transition toward a decentralized, clean energy future. Updates on the evaluation process are expected later this summer.
You can watch the full event here: YouTube
Speaker: Frederik Jacobsen
Title: Head of Katalist
Topic: Katalist and Energy Web – Enabling Maritime Decarbonization
The maritime industry faces a critical challenge: while shipping companies consume fuel, they are not always directly linked to cargo owners willing to pay a premium for low-emission transport. Traditional emissions reduction approaches tie sustainable marine fuel (SMF) adoption to physical availability, limiting scalability. This creates inefficiencies and slows down the decarbonization process.
The Book & Claim model allows shipping companies using sustainable marine fuels to tokenize their verified emissions reductions. These digital tokens or certificates can then be claimed by cargo owners, decoupling the emissions benefits from physical fuel constraints. This mechanism increases market efficiency, expands access to low-emission shipping, and accelerates maritime decarbonization.
To support this system, Katalist was launched on November 14, 2024, as an industry-wide, non-profit Book & Claim registry. The platform was co-developed and tested with 29 industry participants across the maritime value chain, including container operators, shipowners, fuel suppliers, cargo owners, and regulatory bodies. The goal was to ensure usability, credibility, and trust from the outset.
Registry
Developed by Energy Web Foundation
Captures, verifies, and tokenizes emissions reduction data from voyages using Sustainable Marine Fuel (SMF)
Documentation
Defines participation rules, verification standards, and legal requirements
Ensures clarity in emissions accounting and reporting
Landing Page
Provides public access to registry documentation and industry updates
Serves as a hub for participants to track, verify, and engage with Katalist
Katalist’s credibility and ease of use rely on three core principles:
Governance Structure
Operates as a not-for-profit registry
Future changes in design and methodology are reviewed by an Expert Committee of industry leaders and non-profits
Uniform, Verified Data
All claims are based on actual voyage data, independently verified by third parties
Standardized formats enhance comparability and simplify emissions reporting
Transparent Methodology
Publicly accessible data verification protocols, emissions calculations, and legal terms of use
Reinforces trust among industry stakeholders
Katalist represents a transformative step in maritime decarbonization. By combining decentralized technologies with an industry-wide registry, it enables a scalable, verifiable, and transparent Book & Claim system. This approach enhances accountability, attracts sustainable fuel investments, and accelerates the industry's transition to low-carbon operations.
The collaboration between Katalist and Energy Web has been instrumental in bringing this vision to life.
You can watch the full event here: YouTube
Follow us on our Socials
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