Project Origin - Granular Certificates - From Theory To Practice
summary
Four years of development produce a working centralized registry and wallet system that issues cryptographically auditable hourly certificates, generates about 35,000 time‑stamped certificates per generator per year, and runs pilots with roughly 600 commercial participants. Implementation uses an event store, published Merkel proofs and Peterson commitments to guarantee uniqueness, immutability and privacy, is open source under Apache and EnergyTag compliant, and proves transfers between registries work though federation and market governance remain about 30% complete.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 4:55Problem with yearly guarantees
- 8:11Moving to hourly certification
- 12:04Open collaboration approach
- 16:59Technical breakthroughs achieved
- 20:30Pilot results and challenges
- 24:41Future roadmap and adoption
- 26:14Q&A session
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