BP, Shell plan blockchain platform for energy trading

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BP, Shell plan blockchain platform for energy trading
A consortium including energy companies BP and Royal Dutch Shell will develop a blockchain-based digital platform for energy commodities trading that is expected to start by the end of 2018. Other members of the consortium include Norwegian oil firm Statoil, trading houses Gunvor, Koch Supply ...

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