Enel launches Ebitts platform in Italy, letting customers buy tokenized renewable energy on Algorand
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The Ebitts platform, developed by Conio and Enel Group, has moved from pilot to market launch in Italy. Ebitts lets customers purchase tokenized renewable energy capacity from Italian solar and wind farms using the Algorand blockchain.
Enel, one of the world's largest energy providers, runs the platform. The tokenized structure on a public blockchain is intended to provide transparency and reliability for users of the service.
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