Operate a few solar or wind sites and need equity for the next one? This is for you.
If you run a project vehicle or a small portfolio, you are too small for a bank syndicate and too complicated for a friends-and-family round. The value is in three contracts, and every investor asks for them again. This page is what we do about that.
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- ✓Never a percentage of the raise
Renewable energyWhy renewable energy tokenization is slow today, and what fixes each problem.
Written in the owner’s words. If yours is not on the list, the readiness score will find it in about eight minutes, and nobody calls you.
The offtake decides who may own the plant
The record reads the offtake and the loan for transfer restrictions before the raise is designed.
No investor admitted who the contracts do not allow.
A plant that is not producing is a plan
Metered output sits next to revenue in the record; a forecast sits at its own tier, and a reader can tell.
A yield a buyer believes because the meter says so.
Small portfolios cannot afford institutional paperwork
The offering is drafted from the record, and a licensed firm runs the sale for a flat fee.
Institutional paperwork at a size that makes sense.
The record, the raise and the token, one after another.
Intelligence
Because a lender wants the three contracts before the spreadsheet.
The three contracts, each with the paper behind it
The generation licence, the agreement with the power buyer and the grid connection each enter the record with whoever issued them. A regulator’s licence counts for more than your own production forecast, and the record shows which is which.
The loan read for the clause that stops deals
Most project loans restrict who may own the borrowing company. The facility agreement is read for that clause first, so your first call is to the lender rather than to a disappointed investor.
What the meter says, next to what the accounts say
Metered output and the revenue in the books, reconciled once, so the return an investor reads is the return the books show.
Raisable
One package for the company that holds the sites
The memorandum describes the sites, the contracts and the output from facts that have already been checked. Your lawyer judges a near-final draft rather than writing one.
Who may invest, written the way your own contracts require
If the power agreement or the loan limits who may own the company, the offering says so and the instrument enforces it, so nobody is admitted who cannot lawfully be there.
A flat fee for the window, never a percentage
A licensed broker-dealer runs any regulated sale. No success fee and no cut of the raise, whatever the size of the portfolio.
Compass
Because money should reach investors when the power buyer pays.
Paid on the schedule the power agreement sets
Money goes from the register to everyone holding on the day, in USDC, a digital dollar, and each payment is recorded against the same register.
What you getMoney that reaches investors on the date the power contract pays, not when someone runs a report.
Rights the contract enforces, not an appendix nobody rereads
Many investors, with eligibility, limits and lock-ups written into the asset and checked every time it moves.
What you getRights the asset enforces, rather than an appendix nobody rereads.
The next site starts from this file
Site five reuses the file the first sixty investors already read, so year three does not begin with an audit of year one. There is a path to secondary trading through licensed venues, and listing rests with the venue.
What you getA second raise that starts where the first one finished.
Renewable energy tokenization side by side: the same four questions, before and after.
Nothing here needs the rest of the page. If the right column is not worth the work to you, the answer is no, and that is a fine answer.
Who may own the plant
Whoever the lawyer clears, slowly
Whoever the rules admit, checked as it moves
How money reaches investors
A quarterly reconciliation and a bank run
From the register, on the power agreement’s date
Funding a few small sites
Too small for a bank, too big for friends
One package, many investors, one register
The next site
A fresh data room
The same file, extended
Renewable energy tokenization case studies: named work, and the marks that go with it.
Energy projects run from a single plant to a national grid connection. Three engagements are below, and the others follow.
PSAK Yuso
We designed the token and the governance rules for renewable energy infrastructure projects: who decides what, and what a holder is actually entitled to.
Investors know who makes decisions before they put money in, not after.
Ravetch Investments
We engineered a cross-border raise for an energy project, through currency controls and several countries’ rules at the same time.
Money can reach a project in a hard jurisdiction, lawfully, if the route is designed first.
Hundredfold
We structured the funding for sustainable forestry, putting the potential carbon credits and the investor rules into one design.
A carbon story is only bankable when the investor side is compliant too.
Documents needed for renewable energy tokenization, and who has to have issued them.
Every answer in the record carries its document and a proof tier from T0 to T5. A number you typed and a number from a registry both get in, and they are not stored as though they were equal.
Generation licence and permits
T5A regulator
Agreement with the power buyer
T4Signed by the other side
Grid connection agreement
T4Signed by the other side
Loan agreement and lender consent
T4Signed by the other side
Meter readings and revenue
T3Your books
Where this usually stops: stage 03 · Structure. Offtake contracts and licences define who may hold the instrument. The six stages are on the Compass page. T5 is issued by an authority, T4 is signed by the other side, T3 is your accounting system of record; anything asserted without a document sits at T0, and the score will say so.
Updated 3 October 2026
Talk to usIs renewable energy right for your asset?
Tell us the asset and the jurisdiction. A specialist answers in plain words, and says what is still in development.
Renewable energy tokenization terms: six words this page uses, in plain English.
You do not need any of this to talk to us. It is here because these words get used at you in meetings, and knowing them is worth more than nodding along.
Power purchase agreement
A long contract with someone who agrees to buy the electricity. It is the reason a solar field is financeable and a solar field without one is not.
Offtaker
The party on the other side of that contract. Their credit quality, not yours, is what an investor is really taking a view on.
Grid connection
Permission and physical capacity to put power into the network. Without it the plant is equipment in a field.
Special purpose vehicle
A company created to hold one project and nothing else, so its risks stay separate from everything else you own.
Carbon credit
A tradable certificate for emissions avoided or removed. It is a separate asset from the power, with separate rules and a separate buyer.
Exemption
The rule that allows a private sale of securities to investors. It decides who may invest and how you may reach them.
When renewable energy tokenization is not for you: three cases, in advance.
Said here so you can leave without a call. It is cheaper for both sides than discovering it in week six.
A project before its permit and before an agreement with a power buyer.
A loan that forbids any transfer at all. The answer there is refinancing, not issuance.
A development with no grid connection agreement.
Primary sources: Regulation D, Rule 506 – 17 CFR 230.506 · Regulation Crowdfunding – 17 CFR Part 227.
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