Petrobras tests Cardano blockchain for low-carbon fuel tracking
Image: Bitcoin.com NewsBrazilian state-owned energy firm Petrobras is testing Cardano's blockchain for two low-carbon fuel tracking initiatives. The projects, built with the Cardano Foundation and PUC-Rio researchers, cover sustainable aviation fuel and Petrobras's renewable Diesel R product. Both remain in the research and development phase rather than a commercial rollout. The blockchain records environmental benefit origins, recipients and claim times to prevent double counting of emissions benefits.
Key points
- Petrobras is testing Cardano's blockchain for two low-carbon fuel tracking initiatives.
- The projects cover sustainable aviation fuel and Petrobras's renewable Diesel R product.
- The blockchain records benefit origins, recipients and claim times to prevent emissions double counting.
- Both initiatives remain in research and development rather than a commercial rollout.
Why it matters
The projects show large corporations exploring public blockchains for cross-organizational supply chain and environmental data verification. They follow a recent Brazilian financial firm's test of the XRP Ledger for fund record verification.
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CoinGape
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Brazil’s Petrobras Taps Cardano Blockchain for Low-Carbon Fuel Project
Cointelegraph
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Brazil’s Petrobras uses Cardano to track sustainable aviation fuel, renewable diesel
Coverage timeline
- First reported by Bitcoin.com News
- Confirmed by CoinGape
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