Autorentext

Dr. Jan Veuger MRE FRICS MSV is a Scientist in Blockchain and Real Estate, and Professor (appointed from 2019-2022), School of Finance and International Business, Saxion University, the Netherlands; and Institute for Business Hanze University Groningen, the Netherlands (2012-2019). Jan graduated as a doctor from the Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands, one of Europe's top business schools for education and in the top three for research. Besides being a professor, Jan is co-promoter of several PhD candidates, Chairman of the Committee of quality certificates (CKV) at Quality Center Social Housing Corporations (2013-2022) and has substantial expertise as a member of the Supervisory Board of Commissioners for different organizations (2,000 employees).

Furthermore, member of the supervisory committee for research into 'New virtual money flows and the detection of criminal monies' of Ministry of Justice and Security, Scientific Research and Documentation Centre (WODC), member of the RICS Netherlands & Department Research and Innovation, Fellow of the RICS, Member Academic Board FIBREE, author of many (e)book(chapters), international scientific and professional publications, syllabi, research reports and has given many guest lectures. https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-ing-jan-veuger-mre-frics-11112617/.

Klappentext

The aim of this book is to share my knowledge in the realm of energy and blockchain. It addresses the urgency of addressing global energy challenges and acknowledges the pivotal role of the EU in this endeavor.

Inhalt

Introduction about Blockchain and Energy. Blockchain in Energy and Sustainability. Peer-to-Peer Energy Marketplaces. Using Blockchain to Support the Energy Transition and Climate Markets. The Potential of Sustainable Blockchain Technology for Decentralized and Open-Science to Boost the Economic Growth of the Deep Technology Start-Up Industry. Putting Power Back into the Hands of Academics, Scientists, and Engineers. Smart Main Contracting. Blockchain Technology for Decentralized Energy Production and Consumption: The case of an Emerging Economy.