Blockchain is one of the most disrupting digital technologies finding new applications across all sectors of the economy.
With governments and corporates across the world realising the value of blockchain, we decided, as part of our Climate Change series, to create a course that covers practical application of blockchain technologies in climate change and sustainability.
In this course we cover common misconceptions about blockchain technology and explain in plain language how it works and why it has become such a significant breakthrough. We talk about the key features and benefits of blockchain and how these features enable solutions in climate change and sustainability.
For this course we invited the global authority on this subject, the Director General at Blockchain & Climate institute, Alastair Marke. We also interviewed Thomas Duong, the CEO and Co-Founder of The Green Projects, to provide an example of blockchain application for forestry carbon offsets, which are used to finance the reforestation and afforestation projects (this material was added to Blockchain applications in Agriculture, Forestry and Land Use lesson).
This course has been designed for both ESG and Climate professionals, but also for climate-conscious leaders, managers, entrepreneurs, IT professionals, management consultants and anyone else who is interested to explore opportunities and developments in blockchain technologies, and has passion for climate action.
Blockchain history, key features and definitions (double-spending, distributed ledger, consensus mechanism, PoW, PoS, smart contract, tokenisation, MRV, etc)
Application of blockchain in energy sector, forestry, agriculture, project finance, green bonds, carbon markets, climate corporate disclosures and policies
Climate DAOs (Decentralised Autonomous Organisations)
Blockchain technology implementation challenges and approaches
Course introduction
FREE PREVIEWOur guest speakers
FREE PREVIEWHistory of blockchain and its key features and benefits
FREE PREVIEWHow blockchain works and why it can be energy intensive
Recap of blockchain definitions
FREE PREVIEWIntroduction to the applciations of blockchain
FREE PREVIEWEnergy Sector
Forestry, Agriculture and Concervation
Climate Finance / Project Finance
Policies and corporate disclosures
Green Bonds / Tokenisation
Carbon markets
Climate DAOs (Decentralised Autonomous Organisation)
Challenges in Blockchain adoption and approaches to implementation
Conclusion
Handout slides and additional resources
Leaders, managers and government officials interested in learning about applications of blockchain technology
ESG, sustainability and climate professionals
IT professionals and management consultants who want to explore opportunitiess for blockchain application across a wide range of industries
Utility companies looking at technology solutions for distributed energy generation systems
Climate conscious tech entrepreneurs exploring new opportunities
Anyone who is passionate or curious about blockchain and Web3 technologies
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The programme covers:
👉 Business case for corporate sustainability, ESG risks and opportunities, sustainable development, sustainability certifications,
👉 Ethics and sustainability in Product Management, Circular economy, circularity and eco-design principles,
👉 Climate and ESG reporting (including introduction to key climate reporting regulations and guidelines, including TCFD, GRI, SBTi and ISSB, deep dive into EU Taxonomy and overview of other EU regulations such as NFRD, SFDR and CSRD,
👉 Carbon Accounting and GHGs reduction, working with supply chains to reduce emissions, Net zero strategies,
👉 Decarbonisation and energy transition, key technologies (renewables, nuclear power, hydrogen, carbon capture and utilisation, long duration storage, etc). Transport and heavy industry decarbonisation,
👉 Generative AI (GenAI) for business and sustainability applications,
👉 Blockchain applications in climate change and sustainability,
👉 History and politics of climate change negotiations, including key climate agreements and the latest developments such as Inflation Reduction Act in the US and Green Deal Industrial Plan in Europe,
👉 Big Data, Data Science, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for non-technical people.
