RE:RE:Lets put it this way......Blockchain is useful in any environment where non-trusting parties need to do transactions with each other.
This could work perfectly for carbon credits as any producer of energy could be running a full node in the blockchain. Anytime energy is produced whether it be solar, wind, nuclear or even coal a transaction could be logged on the blockchain. Solar producers would be creating credits and coal producers would be using them.
Clearly you don't understand blockchain if you don't think this applied to carbon credits.
dederpederp wrote: already sold. Blockchain is snake oil, and as far as I'm concerned, it has only one use case, which is as part of the Bitcoin consensus protocol. Most of the other use cases are being pushed by non-technical individuals looking to hop on the next bandwagon.