Energy Web Token

Energy Web Token (EWT) is the native utility token of the Energy Web decentralised technology platform, which is designed to serve energy and sustainability markets. The platform aims to address coordination problems in the energy sector — such as tracking renewable energy certificates and managing distributed energy resources — primarily for utilities, grid operators, and energy companies. EWT was included in the European Securities and Markets Authority ESMA register in November 2025 to support compliance with the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation.

The platform operates across two primary layers: Energy Web X, a public nominated proof-of-stake blockchain, and a Verified Compute Cloud that handles off-chain business logic. EWT circulates as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum, which acts as the primary settlement and custody environment, and a validator-governed bidirectional bridge connects Ethereum to the Energy Web X network while preserving the total token supply. The original Energy Web Chain, a proof-of-authority network where EWT launched in June 2019, continues to run solely for archival and backward-compatibility purposes.

The protocol recorded fees of 0.02 USD over the most recent 24-hour period, 0.13 USD over the trailing 7 days, 0.34 USD over the trailing 30 days, and 22.71 USD over the trailing 12 months, indicating an extremely modest fee stream by any measure. Annualised from the trailing 30-day figure, fees come to approximately 4.14 USD per year. Protocol revenue — the portion of fees the protocol itself retains — was 0.00 USD over both the most recent 24-hour period and the trailing 30-day and 12-month periods, meaning the protocol keeps none of the fees collected. As a result, fee-derived measures such as fee yield, which stands at 0.0000140 on an annualised basis relative to market capitalisation, reflect activity that is negligible in scale.