Powerledger

Powerledger is a software platform, represented by the POWR token, that aims to let energy producers, utilities, and consumers track and trade electricity, flexibility services, and environmental commodities through blockchain technology. It targets a world where solar and other distributed energy sources are widespread but where existing grid infrastructure and market rules make peer-to-peer energy trading difficult. The project positions itself as a layer that modernises energy markets and gives consumers more choice over where their power comes from.

POWR is an ERC-20 token issued on the Ethereum blockchain and functions as a licence that businesses such as utilities, renewable energy operators, and property developers must hold to access the Powerledger platform. Actual energy transaction data is processed on a separate, Solana-based layer that Powerledger describes as more scalable than Ethereum for high-volume settlement. The stored data does not record a consensus algorithm for this arrangement, so no further mechanical detail about block production or validation can be stated here.

The data stored for this asset does not include a recorded fee stream, so no figures on fee revenues, payers, or recipients are available on this site. What the data does show is that the circulating supply stands at roughly 568 million POWR out of a maximum of 1 billion, meaning about 56.87 percent of the total supply has been issued as of the point-in-time measurement. The ratio of fully diluted value to market capitalisation is 1.76, reflecting that the remaining unminted tokens represent a meaningful share of potential future supply. The dilution overhang sits at approximately 75.85 percent, indicating that a substantial portion of the maximum supply has yet to enter circulation.