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We acknowledge that there are restrictions in our research, mainly due to the different energy and e-health implementations among countries in Europe. Our research focuses on governments and citizens, and further research has to be made in order to include results  and effects on public administrations and civil servants. The scenarios demonstrated are focused on BC 3.0 support. Thus, EG scenarios that include additional Web 3.0 technologies must be designed, developed and tested. We hope to be able to contribute more on these subjects as our research projects are still work in progress.

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