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How Blockchain Helps Brooklyn Dwellers Use Neighbors' Solar Energy

July 04, 2016

Grégoire Molle

Eric Frumin (right) stands in front of his solar panels on the roof of his Brooklyn home alongside architect David Cunningham (left) and AeonSolar's Allen Frishman (center). (Courtesy of Eric Frumin)

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