All Use Cases

⚡ Energy

From African & Latin American Renewables to Global Markets

The Challenge

Solar and battery producers in Kenya, Morocco, and Chile lack direct access to international REC (Renewable Energy Certificate) buyers and carbon credit markets. Intermediaries capture 30-50% of certificate value, and buyers cannot verify the true origin or carbon impact of purchased credits.

The Solution

Institutional energy traders and ESG-focused corporates gain verified, on-chain Renewable Energy Certificates with immutable proof of origin, carbon impact, and smart-meter verification — every megawatt-hour traceable from generation to retirement.

With The Corridor

$25M

Locked in Escrow

~$18M

Via Local Bank

18 Days

End-to-End Delivery

Journey Timeline

Day 1

Purchase Order

Utility or trader places order, funds locked in escrow

Day 2-5

Production & Certification

Solar farm / battery facility continues output, TÜV or SGS verifies carbon credits and kWh yield

Day 7-10

Grid Injection & Metering

Smart meter data uploaded on-chain, independent auditor verifies RECs (Renewable Energy Certificates)

Day 12-18

Delivery & Settlement

Energy credits transferred via smart contract, fiat settlement through Luxembourg escrow

Energy Market Context

2.8 TW

Global Solar Capacity (2026)

+62%

Battery Storage Growth YoY

$847B

REC Market 2026

100%

Escrow & On-Chain Verified

Security & Compliance

  • TÜV Rheinland / SGS carbon credit certification
  • Smart meter data verified by independent auditor
  • I-REC & REC Standard compliance
  • KYC/AML verified, every MWh traceable on-chain
  • Luxembourg escrow for fiat settlement

Target Energy Segments

Solar PV

Kenya, Morocco, Chile, Brazil

Wind Power

South Africa, Argentina, Colombia

Battery Storage

DRC (cobalt-linked), Chile (lithium)

Carbon Credits

Pan-continental REC issuers