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JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION
Volume 349, Issue -, Pages -Publisher
ELSEVIER SCI LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2022.131274
Keywords
Emission trading; Blockchain; Smart contracts; Multiunit homogenous auction; Multi-criteria analysis; Statistical methods
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- SERB, India [IMP/2019/000251]
- DST, India [IMP/2019/000251]
- GOI, India [IMP/2019/000251]
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This paper proposes a trustworthy and incentivized emission trading system based on hyperledger and smart contracts to address the existing issues in emission trading systems. It introduces a priority based auction strategy to incentivize participants and achieve reliable and secure energy trading.
The emission trading systems (ETSs) have encouraged the more usage of renewable energy, aiming for energy generation. However, the existing ETSs suffer from carbon credit scams, poor monitoring, verification and reporting (MRV), participants' unwillingness and non-transparent trading. To address these issues, we propose a trustworthy and incentivized emission trading system using hyperledger (a permissioned blockchain) and smart contracts. It assures a transparent trading of carbon credits (CC) with better MRV. It applies three smart contracts viz; CC selling, CC buying and CC trading to achieve reliable and secure transactions of the energy trading with the improved trust. For emission trading, we propose a priority based auction, in which priority to CC sellers is assigned based on their carbon credits, while priority to CC buyers is assigned based on their reputation. This strategy rewards the participants for their efforts towards avoiding the deforestification and the use of renewable energy. In addition, it is incentivized for both CC buyers as well as sellers, and thus, it encourages more number of participants. The proposed system satisfies more than 84.37% bids with minimum transaction latency (0.41 s) and sufficient throughput (102.42 tps). In addition, multi-criteria analysis using different statistical methods is performed to evaluate and compare the effectiveness of the proposed systems.
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