Privacy in Blockchain-based Smart Grids
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- 2 September 2022
- conference paper
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
- p. 37-41
Abstract
Blockchain technologies offer an interesting opportunity for Smart Grids, by introducing accountability transparency and trust without requiring any trusted central authority. However, due to the transparency of data and operations, and the “store forever” policy, they also offer important privacy challenges, only partially taken up by the default features provided by the conventional blockchain. In this work we analyse the literature studies on privacy solutions for blockchain-based smart grid application. We provide a taxonomy for the different solutions and discussing the new research opportunities that are emerging.Keywords
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