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This way several blockchain solutions are being developed under the aforementioned requirements.
The current **Microgrid Transactive Energy Smart Contract** is the result of a master degree on the look for a solution to implement the TE in the Brazilian micro/mini-grid context through a blockchain application.
The thesis is also available online at the [digital library of UERJ](http://www.bdtd.uerj.br/handle/1/19528), and at the [UFRJ GESEL repository](http://www.gesel.ie.ufrj.br/app/webroot/files/publications/12_gabrich_2020_11_17.pdf).
The thesis is also available online at the [digital library of UERJ](http://www.bdtd.uerj.br/handle/1/19528), at the [UFRJ GESEL repository](http://www.gesel.ie.ufrj.br/app/webroot/files/publications/12_gabrich_2020_11_17.pdf), and at the [Bibliotecas da Energia's collection](https://biblioteca.sophia.com.br/terminal/5523/acervo/detalhe/101560).
The smart contract developed is only a small step towards a full micro/mini-grid distributed application (Dapp) but enough to assist the power exchange between consumers and prosumers (*pro*ducers + con*sumers*) through a transparent and secure management platform.
