Concept
IPE Assets successfully attracted investments for the Exodos 1 project, a solar power plant classified as a microgeneration photovoltaic facility. The plant is located on the roof of the Martin Luther Parish Church in Joinville, Brazil.
Technology and Partners:
- WEG Solar, a leading company in Brazil’s photovoltaic market, provides the technology and equipment.
- Liberty Seguros ensures comprehensive coverage for the project.
Key Technical Specifications:
- Power Output: 77 kWp
- Estimated Energy Production: 81,771 kWh per year
- Compensation Model: Self-consumption Compensation Agreement (PPA)
- PPA Duration: 24.5 years
- Revenue Generation: Through the sale of solar energy to the Brazilian grid
- Investor Returns: Token holders receive monthly yields based on the energy produced by Exodos 1
- Average Annual Yield: 23% (paid in USDC)
Web3 Funding Model
IPE Assets secured funding through two investment streams:
- NFT Token Sales via its official website, raising:
- 102,000 Brazilian Reals (~$20,000 USD)
- 70,000 Brazilian Reals (~$14,000 USD)
- Fractional Ownership Tokens sold via the ReFiHub platform, raising:
- $32,500 USD [Learn more about these business models here.]
Marketing, Team, and Community
Key Team Members:
Marketing Strategy:
- Direct sales through the company’s official website
- Collaboration with ReFiHub and its community, Coral Tribe, to attract investors
Current Investment Attractiveness
- Status: Closed (no active investment opportunities)
Conclusions
Exodos 1 is an innovative project that successfully self-financed a portion of its solar panel installation through NFT sales. The project later partnered with ReFiHub to raise the remaining funds through fractional ownership investments. This model provides private investors access to renewable energy investments, a sector traditionally available only to institutional investors. Exodos 1 demonstrates how blockchain-based funding can be used to support sustainable energy projects.