The implementation of decentralized renewable energy systems enabled by blockchain technology in rural India is examined in this article as a means of addressing inadequate electricity access. It also determines which areas lack electricity and whether it makes sense to use renewable energy sources, like wind and solar power, to supplement the infrastructure that already exists. Technological integration, capacity building, and sustainable management, leveraging blockchain for efficient energy management within microgrids are prioritized in this research, which has a strong emphasis on community engagement. To develop a scalable electrification strategy, cooperation with NGOs, stakeholders, and local government is intended. The research finding is to demonstrate how blockchain technology improves these systems' energy management, promoting sustainable development and socioeconomic empowerment in rural India.
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