Largest Tokenized Solar Power Plant in the Country to Be Built in Southern Brazil, Covering an Area of Approximately 5 Hectares

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Published on 17/09/2024 at 22:36

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Pioneering Project In Canguçu Will Feature Blockchain Technology To Democratize Investment In Renewable Energy

The state of Rio Grande do Sul will be home to the largest tokenized solar power plant in Brazil. Developed by Grupo HCC Energia Solar, the project will occupy a site of about five hectares in Canguçu and will have a capacity of 3.5 MWp, enough to supply 1,200 households, according to the Economiasc website.

Investment of R$ 13 Million For A Sustainable Future

With a total investment of R$ 13 million, the plant will be based on a shared use distributed generation system, also known as solar energy by subscription. This model allows consumers to access solar energy even without installing panels in their homes, providing discounts on their energy bills.

Financing Via Tokens: Innovation In The Energy Market

Part of the financing for the project comes from the sale of tokens, which are digital assets traded through Liqi, a company specialized in blockchain infrastructure. These tokens give investors a share in the profits generated by the plant, making the fundraising process more agile and democratic. Half of the investment was funded by Grupo HCC itself, while the other half came from the sale of these tokens.

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Operation Expected By The End Of The Year

The construction of the plant began in March and is expected to start operations by the end of this year. The generated energy will be fed into the local utility’s grid, converting into discounts for the plant’s subscribers. Part of the profit obtained from the sale of energy will be distributed among investors who acquire the tokens, strengthening the return on investment.

A New Milestone For Renewable Energy In Brazil

Combining the innovation of blockchain technology with the growth of solar energy, Grupo HCC’s project promises to be a milestone in the democratization of access to renewable energy in the country. The tokenized solar plant in Canguçu not only boosts the renewable energy sector in Brazil but also opens new opportunities for investors interested in sustainable and high-impact assets.

Largest Tokenized Solar Power Plant in the Country to Be Built in Southern Brazil, Covering an Area of Approximately 5 Hectares

Pioneering Project In Canguçu Will Feature Blockchain Technology To Democratize Investment In Renewable Energy

Investment of R$ 13 Million For A Sustainable Future

Financing Via Tokens: Innovation In The Energy Market

Operation Expected By The End Of The Year

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