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AVR Solar Park launches tokenized investment model for solar power plant expansion

AVR Solar Park has officially begun expanding the Saraorci solar power plant, backed by a previously obtained construction permit. This milestone not only marks a significant technical development but also reinforces the company’s commitment to investment safety and transparency. The project’s expansion, which aims to boost production capacity from 15.1 GWh to 16.8 GWh annually, is designed to ensure long-term sustainability while delivering added value for investors.

Tokenized investment for the future of renewable energy

One of the core innovations of this project is the introduction of AVR Solar Tokensdigital tokens that function as financial instruments, specifically dematerialized bonds. These tokens are issued to enable investments in the solar power plant’s expansion while providing complete transparency and security through blockchain technology. Investors, from individuals to companies, can participate in the renewable energy revolution while achieving a stable return on their investments.

“Tokenization is the future of project financing, particularly in renewable energy sectors, where transparency and investment security are critical. Our goal is to merge cutting-edge technologies with sustainable development, enabling every investor to play an active role in this transformation,” stated AVR Solar.

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What are AVR Solar Tokens?

AVR Solar Tokens are digital financial instruments linked to the expansion of the Saraorci solar plant. By leveraging blockchain technology, the company ensures transparency and security, offering investors guaranteed returns derived from electricity production contracts.

“Our plant is fully operational and already generating income,” the company added. “Through this tokenized model, we plan to increase capacity and improve operational efficiency, providing investors with consistent returns.”

Investment security and innovation

The Saraorci tokenization project has received approval from the Securities Commission, ensuring the reliability and legitimacy of the investment model. According to AVR Solar, tokenization not only facilitates capital raising but also democratizes the investment process.

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The minimum investment for participation is €3,000, allowing even smaller investors to become part of the renewable energy sector. The model guarantees returns via a 10-year electricity purchase contract, ensuring stability and investor security.

Details of the Initial Token Offering (ITO)

Start of Sale: November 22, 2024
Duration: 90 days (or until all tokens are sold)
Token Price: €100 per token
Minimum Investment: €3,000 (30 tokens)
Total Offer Value: €725,000 (7,250 tokens issued)
The funds raised through this offering will go toward upgrading the solar power plant, including installing new solar panels and equipment. This upgrade will increase the plant’s annual production capacity from 15.1 GWh to 16.8 GWh, improving energy efficiency.

How does the return on investment (ROI) work?

Investors will receive stable returns through:

Interest of 6% per annum on the unpaid principal, paid quarterly or semi-annually.
Repayment of the principal in equal annual installments of 10% over a 10-year period.
“Each investor will be able to track their investment and returns through our online platform, ensuring full transparency and providing real-time insights into their investment status,” AVR Solar stated.

A green investment with significant impact

Investing in AVR Solar Tokens offers more than just financial returns—it also contributes to the global transition toward clean and sustainable energy. The Saraorci solar power plant is already reducing carbon emissions and improving energy efficiency in Serbia.

“Our investors are not only investing in financial returns, but in the future of our planet,” the company concluded. “Every token you purchase helps reduce CO2 emissions and promotes the adoption of renewable energy sources. We believe that investing in green energy is both financially rewarding and morally responsible.”

A pilot project for future growth

The tokenization of Saraorci is a pilot project, designed to test market interest and investor response to this innovative financing model. This phase of tokenization is a smaller-scale initiative, which will provide valuable insights into investor behavior and market demand.

Regardless of investor participation, AVR Solar has independently funded the expansion of the solar power plant, ensuring that the project’s development continues as planned.

“This pilot project is a critical step in introducing tokenization into broader practice,” said the company. “If successful, we plan to use this model for larger projects in the future, giving investors who participate in this initial phase a unique advantage in future offerings.”

How to invest in AVR Solar Tokens

The investment process is simple:

Register on the AVR Solar online platform: https://app.avrsolar.com/onboarding
Submit the required documentation
Make your payment and become a token holder.

Conclusion: A new era in energy investment

The tokenization of Saraorci solar power plant represents a groundbreaking approach to financing renewable energy projects in Serbia. By combining blockchain technology, transparency, and sustainability, AVR Solar offers investors a unique opportunity to participate in the clean energy transition while generating stable, long-term returns.

Through AVR Solar Tokens, individuals and companies alike can contribute to the future of green energy and sustainable development in Serbia, making this an investment that is both financially rewarding and aligned with global environmental goals.

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