A Review of Blockchain-based Smart Grid: Applications,Opportunities, and Future Directions
H. Sami Ullah, S. Aslam

TL;DR
This paper reviews how blockchain technology can enhance smart grid systems by improving decentralization, security, and efficiency, discussing current applications, opportunities, and future research directions.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive overview of blockchain architecture and its applications in smart grids, highlighting potential opportunities and future directions.
Findings
Blockchain enhances decentralization and security in smart grids.
Potential applications include energy trading and management.
Future research directions are identified for integrating blockchain with smart grids.
Abstract
The Smart Grid (SG) concept presented an unprecedented opportunity to move the energy sector to more availability, reliability, and efficiency to improve our economic and environmental conditions. Renewable energy sources (Solar & Wind) are such technologies that are used in the smart grid to figure out the environmental and economic issues and challenges. Smart grids provide energy in different crowded sectors with the efficient and timely transmission of electricity. But the traditional power grids follow a centralized approach for energy transactions with a large number of growing connections and become more challenging to handle power disturbance in the grid. Blockchain as a decentralized and distributed technology provides promising applications in the smart grid infrastructure with its excellent and salient features. In this paper, we provide a concise review of blockchain…
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Taxonomy
TopicsBlockchain Technology Applications and Security · Smart Grid Security and Resilience · Internet of Things and AI
