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The Emerging Household Energy Registry leverages the Impact Hub Network (the public deployment of IXO Blockchain technology) to provide transparent, verifiable, and privacy-preserving reporting of climate impact mitigation activities and outcomes.

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Core Components

Projects

Registration and tracking of mitigation efforts

Households

Identification and monitoring of households

Devices

Cookstove Devices and fuel sources

Agents

Identification and validation of participants

Claims & Certificates

Digital measurement, reporting, and verification of activity claims and outcomes

Credits

Tokenized certified outcomes, backed by verifiable Impact Certificates

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Privacy and Trust Framework

The registry operates as a Digital Public Good through a public blockchain infrastructure with the following key features:
  • Self-Sovereign Digital Identifiers: Entities maintain full control over their identifiers
  • Privacy-Preserving: No Personally Identifiable Information (PII) is stored on the blockchain
  • Distributed Network: Globally-distributed independent Validator Node operators
  • Independent Verification: Authentication of all claims and mitigation activity data

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Registry Services

Registration

Onboard projects, agents, and activities

Claims

Submit and evaluate digital claims

Certification

Self-certify actions with audit trails

Credits

Issue and transfer tokenized credits

Settlements

Cross-border trading and settlement

Audits

Review and verify activities

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Developer Integration

The registry provides APIs and tools for building applications that:
  • Track and verify mitigation activities in real-time
  • Manage tokenized credit lifecycles
  • Enhance Article 6 activity transparency
  • Scale impact solutions

Registry Server

An open-source GraphQL API server providing REST API for interfacing with the blockchain registry and integrate with other systems, such as National Carbon Registries.