A Block chain-based Framework for Lightweight Data Sharing and Energy Trading in V2G Network

ABSTARCT :

The Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) network is, where the battery-powered vehicles provide energy to the power grid, is highly emerging. A robust, scalable, and cost-optimal mechanism that can support the increasing number of transactions in a V2Gnetwork is required. Existing studies use traditional block chain as to achieve this requirement. Block chain-enabled V2G networks require a high computation power and are not suitable for micro-transactions due to the mining reward being higher than the transaction value itself. Moreover, the transaction throughput in the generic block chain is too low to support the increasing number of frequent transactions in V2G networks. To address these challenges, in this paper, a lightweight block chain-based protocol called Directed Acyclic Graph-based V2G network(DV2G) is proposed. Here block chain refers to any Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) and not just the bit coin chain of blocks. A tangle data structure is used to record the transactions in the network in a secure and scalable manner. A game theory model is used to perform negotiation between the grid and vehicle sat an optimized cost. The proposed model does not require the heavy computation associated to the addition of the transactions to the data structure and does not require any fees to post the transaction. The proposed model is shown to be highly scalable and supports the micro-transactions required in V2G networks.

EXISTING SYSTEM :

? While the intersection of block chain and In-dustrial Internet of Things (IIoT) has received considerable research interest lately, the conflict between the high resource requirements of block chain and the generally inadequate performance of IIoT devices has not been well tackled. ? On one hand, due to the introductions of mathematical concepts, including Public Key Infrastructure, Merkle Hash Tree, and Proof of Work (PoW), deploying block chain demands huge computing power. ? On the other hand, full nodes should synchronize massive block data and deal with numerous transactions in peer-to-peer network, whose occupation of storage capacity and bandwidth makes IIoT devices difficult to afford.

DISADVANTAGE :

? Traditional power generators face unpredictable fluctuations in their power demand due to the uncertainty in RES. ? With smart grids, information can be exchanged between consumers and the grid, and energy flow can take place between consumers and different parts of the smart grid. ? The issue withRES is that their power generation fluctuates as per the weatherand climate conditions, and the exact prediction of the amountof generated energy is not easy.

PROPOSED SYSTEM :

? In this paper, we propose alightweight blockchain system calledLightChain,whichis resource-efficient and suitable for power-constrainedIIoT scenarios. ? Specifically, we present a green consensusmechanism named Synergistic Multiple Proof for stimulat-ing the cooperation of IIoT devices, and a lightweight datastructure called LightBlock to streamline broadcast content.Furthermore, we design a novel Unrelated Block OffloadingFilter to avoid the unlimited growth of ledger without affect-ing blockchain’s traceability.

ADVANTAGE :

? Various works propose the use of other consensus algorithmssuch as Proof of Stake (POS), Proof of Burn (POB), or Proofof Elapsed Time (POET) to overcome the limitations of thegeneric blockchain. ? We propose a unique and secure energy trading platformin V2G network. ? It is based on Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) which usestangle data structure to store transactions