One of the tokenized solar plant is under construction in the city of Canguçu in Rio Grande do Sul. The project is from the HCC Energia Solar Group and is already underway. 80% of the work completed and will have the capacity of 3,5 MWp. The forecast is that the project enter into operation by the end of 2024.
The plant is budgeted at R$15 million and will operate using solar energy subscription mode.. Half of the amount was financed with group resources and the other part with token resources.
Tokens are a type of asset in the financial market which gives investors the right to participate in part of the plant's profits. The asset is managed by Liqi, a company specialized in blockchain infrastructure.
The HCC Group has already invested R$8 million in the project, the other R$7 million should be raised through the sale of tokens. “This investment modality, in addition to being more democratic, profitable and offering the security of fixed income, allows companies in the sector to obtain financing for building plants more quickly than by other conventional means”, says Luiz Wagner, director of HCC Engenharia.
“Tokenization also favors EPCists, who can set up the plant with the projected power, avoiding penalties, and still attract consumers and investors in a controlled environment, in a clean energy investment fund with excellent profitability”, he concludes.
Infrastructure
The plant has more than 5,9 thousand bifacial solar modules with technology Topcon N-Type, 585W, da Dah Solar, connected with 10 investors de 250 kW da ChintPower. According to Leonardo Rodrigues, technical manager for LATAM at DAH Solar, these bifacial models can generate 5% to 25% more energy compared to conventional monofacial panels.
"In other plants, DAH panels have been performing above expectations”, says Wagner, from HCC, which has eleven solar power plants in operation, two in Rio Grande do Sul, seven in Mato Grosso do Sul and two in Goiás.
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