The Solana Foundation, in collaboration with data platform Trycarbonara, announced the launch of a real-time tracking dashboard to measure carbon emissions on the Solana blockchain.
1/ Today, the Solana Foundation is leading the charge in the climate fight by making Solana one of the first blockchains to have its emissions measured in real time, thanks to a new data portal created with TryCarbonara.
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— Solana (@solana) April 21, 2023
According to a blog post from the foundation, this represents the first “major smart-contract blockchain” to measure carbon emissions in real time. The organization hopes this will spur a trend toward carbon emission transparency in the blockchain ecosystem:
“The Solana Foundation hopes to set a new standard for measuring emissions in blockchain by publishing this data.”
The new dashboard can be found on the Solana Climate website. Trackers there currently display the total node count, megawatt-hours, total carbon emissions average and marginal use, alongside numerous other indicators.
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The new dashboard also contains several emissions comparison charts where users can view side-by-side conversions depicting Solana usage versus numerous other emission-producing activities.
3/ The tracker also includes comparison charts that help put the carbon footprint of the @Solana blockchain and individual interactions with the chain in perspective. pic.twitter.com/sUJlM07YI2
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Author: Tristan Greene