Turbo Energy, a Spain-based solar energy storage firm listed on Nasdaq, announced a pilot program leveraging the Stellar blockchain and Taurus, a Swiss institutional digital-asset platform, to finance clean energy projects through tokenized debt instruments.
The program will explore how blockchain technology can unlock new financing channels for on-site renewable deployments, particularly solar and battery installations under Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs). The first phase will be tested at a supermarket site in Spain, providing a proof-of-concept for scalable green energy investment.
Taurus and Stellar Enable Fractionalized Climate Finance
The project will use Taurus-CAPITAL, the company’s regulated tokenization platform, to issue and manage digital securities on the Stellar network. Stellar’s blockchain infrastructure allows fractional ownership, enabling a broader range of investors to participate in renewable-energy financing while maintaining transparent reporting and automated settlement.
Denelle Dixon, CEO of the Stellar Development Foundation, said the initiative underscores how blockchain technology can “make climate finance more efficient and accessible,” emphasizing its role in accelerating real-world energy transitions.
Expanding Energy-as-a-Service Model Globally
For Turbo Energy, the initiative represents a step toward scaling its Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) business model internationally. The company’s platform helps commercial and industrial clients deploy solar-plus-storage systems with flexible financing options, reducing upfront costs while contributing to Europe’s decarbonization goals.
If successful, the tokenization model could serve as a blueprint for renewable-energy funding, bridging traditional capital markets with on-chain sustainable finance solutions, a pivotal development in aligning blockchain innovation with global energy transition targets.