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4.2.1 Description of Environment (brief)

4.2.2 Use Case

Name 

Description<

Primary Actor<

Supporting Actors<

Stakeholders and Interests

Pre-Conditions

Post Conditions

Success condition

Failure  condition:

Minimal Guarantee

Trigger

Main Success Scenario

Extensions

Variations

Frequency: 

Assumptions

Special Requirements

Issues

Outcome

4.2.3 Recommendations

• Identity, Interactions, Regulations and Governance

#) Energy Market Ecosystem

     General Description

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#) Need for Blockchain

    1) Legitimate Connection

    2) Flexibility & Affordability

    3) Quality of Power Supply

    5) Visibility in Energy Transactions

#) Use Cases for Blockchain

    1) Project Finance

    2) Energy Trade

    3) Supply Chain Visibility

    4) Bill Reconciliation

    5) ID Management of Contract Workers

#) All Stakeholders

    1) Consumers

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        ii) Consumer 2

        iii) Consumer nElectric Vehicles

    2) Policy Makers

    3) Regulators

        i) Energy Regulator

...

       ii) Financial Regulator

       iii) Data ManagementPrivacy & Security

   3 4) Generators

       i) Utility

          A) Traditional

              a) Coal

              b) Nuclear

          B) Renewable

              a) Hydro

              b) Solar

              c) Wind

        ii) Independent Source

            a) Solar

            b) Wind

    4) 5) Physical Infrastructure

        i) Design

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        iv) Maintenance

    56) Financial Institution

        i) Banks (Project Finance)

        ii) Financial Services (Payments)

        iii) General Insurance (Hazard Insurance)

#) Identity Management of Stakeholders

#) Interaction between Stakeholders

    1) Roles of Stakeholders

    2) Power Planning) Energy Transactions

#) Governance

    3) Energy Transactions1) Core Elements of Governance

    4) Energy Project Finance

#) Laws & Regulation

#) Governance

    1) Visibility on Transactions

    2) Automated Contract Execution    i) Equity

        ii) Trust

        iii) Interoperability

    2) Execution

    3) Assessment & Update