Renewable energy in chemical industrial buildings for cost performance

Abstract

Due to their potential benefits for various industries, blockchain technologies have recently attracted a lot of attention from the scientific and business communities. Blockchain provides distributed, secure, permissioned transactional ledgers that successfully deal with these problems. This study aims to present a new conceptual framework that combines blockchain technology with building information modeling. This framework is specifically designed for smart contracts and digital transactions in the chemical industry's retrofitting of green buildings. The main goals Within this context are to improve cost-effectiveness, bolster cybersecurity measures, improve information sharing and management, expedite payment transactions, and advance sustainability. In Cilegon, Banten, Indonesia, a chemical facility was the study's location. The study also makes use of partial least squares structural equation modeling.