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An Efficient and Secure Blockchain Consensus Protocol for Microgrids

Jul 2026 · Journal of Hardware and Systems Security · Vol 10 · 0 citations · 48 references
Computer Science

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An optimal choice of consensus algorithm and type of blockchain, based on security, energy consumption and computing resources is proposed, which will enable the design of microgrid architectures and components that are compatible with decentralized cybersecurity technologies without affecting their operation.

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