PUBLIC ARCHITECTURE COMMENTARY

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This section provides commentary on publicly described energy-related digital architectures based solely on information that has been voluntarily disclosed through press releases, white papers, technical documentation, websites, and public statements.

The purpose of this commentary is to document architectural patterns and implementation approaches as they appear in the public domain.

Source Material

Commentary in this section may reference:

• Publicly available project descriptions  

• Press announcements  

• Technical diagrams  

• White papers  

• Marketing materials  

• Regulatory disclosures  

All observations are derived exclusively from information made publicly available by the organizations themselves or through reputable third-party reporting.

Architecture Focus

The commentary focuses on how systems are described to function, including elements such as:

• Measurement of electrical energy  

• Verification or validation of energy data  

• Conversion of measured energy into digital records or units  

• Storage of those records on distributed or decentralized ledgers  

• Tracking, transfer, or retirement of digital energy representations  

These elements are evaluated as architectural descriptions only.

Relationship to Patented Systems

Certain publicly described architectures appear consistent with categories of energy-to-ledger systems described in issued patents, including U.S. Patent No. 11,962,710, which covers systems and methods for generating energy-backed digital units stored in a decentralized ledger.

This observation does not constitute a legal determination regarding any specific implementation.

Professional Intent

This commentary is presented in a neutral, factual, and professional manner. It is intended to promote clarity, technical understanding, and informed dialogue as energy systems and digital ledgers continue to converge.

No conclusions regarding compliance, licensing, or legal status should be inferred from this commentary alone.