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Applications of Blockchain and Digital Fin-Tech for Gas and Power
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Applications of Blockchain and Digital Fin-Tech for Gas and Power
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Blockchain 101 was well presented and very helpful to following the subsequent pane discussion. Great back to back combination of presentations by the Conference planners.
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Session 1: Blockchain 101 - A primer on understanding how blockchains, distributed ledger technology, and smart contracts work and the potential application of these digital technologies in the energy industry.
Session 2: The Digital Fin-Tech Revolution Continues - Listen to a discussion about how gas and power companies, and their lenders, compete and comply with cyber-security concerns. Review concerns including blockchain applications, smart contracts, virtual currency, new data privacy standards (e.g., EU’s GDPR), and fin-tech architects collaborating with regulators to provide “regulatory nodes” to give the government windows of real-time transparency into smart contracts, blockchains and commodity trading. “Isn’t that like inviting a vampire into your house?”
Session 2: The Digital Fin-Tech Revolution Continues - Listen to a discussion about how gas and power companies, and their lenders, compete and comply with cyber-security concerns. Review concerns including blockchain applications, smart contracts, virtual currency, new data privacy standards (e.g., EU’s GDPR), and fin-tech architects collaborating with regulators to provide “regulatory nodes” to give the government windows of real-time transparency into smart contracts, blockchains and commodity trading. “Isn’t that like inviting a vampire into your house?”
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Blockchain 101 (Oct 2018)
Jesse S. Lotay, Michael L. Laussade
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Blockchain 101 (Oct 2018)
A primer on understanding how blockchains, distributed ledger technology, and smart contracts work and the potential application of these digital technologies in the energy industry.
Originally presented: Sep 2018 Gas and Power Institute
Jesse S. Lotay,
Jackson Walker LLP - San Antonio, TX
Michael L. Laussade,
Jackson Walker LLP - Dallas, TX
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The Digital Fin-Tech Revolution Continues (Oct 2018)
Dickson C. Chin, Phil Lookadoo, Timothy J. Nagle
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The Digital Fin-Tech Revolution Continues (Oct 2018)
Discuss how gas and power companies, and their lenders, compete and comply with cyber-security concerns. Review concerns including blockchain applications, smart contracts, virtual currency, new data privacy standards (e.g., EU’s GDPR), and fin-tech architects collaborating with regulators to provide “regulatory nodes” to give the government windows of real-time transparency into smart contracts, blockchains and commodity trading. “Isn’t that like inviting a vampire into your house?”
Originally presented: Sep 2018 Gas and Power Institute
Dickson C. Chin,
Jones Day - New York, NY
Phil Lookadoo,
Haynes and Boone LLP - Washington, DC
Timothy J. Nagle,
US Bank - Washington, DC