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This article explores the applications of blockchain technology in the energy sector, including peer-to-peer energy trading, green hydrogen supply chains, and demand response mechanisms.

As AI becomes more efficient and affordable, expect a surge in adoption, leading to unprecedented demand for computing power and infrastructure. This creates opportunities across the technology and energy landscape.

The University of St. Thomas and Bright.Green are collaborating on a new microgrid facility to advance grid modernization and energy security.

A recent report has triggered a market downturn, with Microsoft and its energy suppliers experiencing significant stock drops. The effect has also been felt in European markets.