Electric generation infrastructure connected through the FTG Energy meter-to-ledger architecture

United States Patent Portfolio · 35 issued claims

The Energy Blockchain.Protected where electricity becomes digital.

Two issued United States patents establish the meter-to-ledger architecture behind FTG Energy: physical electricity is measured, a defined portion is recognized, a traceable digital unit is signed, and its immutable record enters a decentralized ledger.

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Official United States patent grant page for US 11,962,710 B2US 11,962,710 B2Official United States patent grant page for US 12,647,288 B2US 12,647,288 B2
Issued patents22024 · 2026
Issued claims35One protected conversion chain
Named inventorNicholas VandenBrekelOrlando, Florida

The issued portfolio

Two grants.One physical-to-digital foundation.

These are the actual issued patents. Each record below includes the official grant, verified bibliographic details, the issued claim count, and an independent public patent record.

Bibliographic grant page for United States Patent US 11,962,710 B2Official United States patent grant
Issued patent 01April 16, 2024

US 11,962,710 B2

Systems and Methods for Generation of Energy-Backed Digital Units Stored in a Decentralized Ledger

The issued grant describes authenticated meter-node methods, software-media operations, and meter-computing systems that connect measured generated electricity to a signed, traceable digital unit stored in a decentralized ledger.

15 issued claims6 drawing sheets
Application
17/871,588
Filed
July 22, 2022
Applicant
Farad Technologies Group, LLC
Inventor
Nicholas VandenBrekel
Assignee on grant
Farad Technologies Group, LLC
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Bibliographic grant page for United States Patent US 12,647,288 B2Official United States patent grant
Issued patent 02June 2, 2026

US 12,647,288 B2

Systems and Methods for Generation of Energy-Backed Digital Units Stored in a Decentralized Ledger

The second issued grant adds 20 claims around the same physical-to-digital boundary, reinforcing the current-transformer and meter-computing pathways that recognize generated electricity and create its traceable ledger record.

20 issued claims6 drawing sheets
Application
17/863,165
Filed
July 12, 2022
Applicant
Farad Technologies Group, LLC
Inventor
Nicholas VandenBrekel
Assignee on grant
Nicholas VandenBrekel
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What the grants describe

The protected chain beginswith a physical electrical event.

The portfolio follows the engineered sequence by which generated electricity becomes a signed, traceable digital record. The legal scope is defined by the claims in the official grants.

01

Authenticate

A meter computing system enters the decentralized ledger as an authenticated node.

02

Measure

A sensor monitors electrical energy generated by a physical power source over time.

03

Recognize

The system determines when a defined increment of generated electricity has been reached.

04

Sign

A correlated digital unit receives a unique hashed signature and traceability data.

05

Record

The signed digital unit is stored inside the decentralized-ledger architecture.

Patent scope and provenance

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The grant documents are the authoritative source for title, inventorship, dates, drawings, specification, and issued claims. Strategic descriptions such as “gateway,” “moat,” or “patent firewall” explain FTG Energy's portfolio position; legal scope is determined by the issued claims, and infringement depends on the specific implementation and applicable law.

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From protected architecture to public platform

Measured electricity.Traceable digital ownership.

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