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- Turbo Energy partnered with Taurus and Stellar to tokenize financing for hybrid solar and battery projects.
- The initiative aligns with the growing Energy-as-a-Service market and aims to lower barriers for renewable investments.
Turbo Energy, a Nasdaq-listed solar storage company, has partnered with the Stellar Development Foundation and Swiss asset infrastructure firm Taurus to tokenize clean energy financing.
The initiative, unveiled on Tuesday, will utilise blockchain technology to finance hybrid solar and battery projects through tokenized debt offerings.
Enterprises need and expect technology that delivers, with reliable infrastructure that can scale…That's why @turbo_energy is choosing Stellar to bring debt financing onchain. https://t.co/VjlSEAhehL
— Denelle Dixon (@DenelleDixon) November 11, 2025
The collaboration introduces a blockchain-based model where debt financing for Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) is issued and managed via Taurus’ tokenization platform, with records maintained on the Stellar (XLM) blockchain.
The tokens will represent fractional ownership in solar-plus-battery installations, allowing a wider range of investors to participate in clean energy projects at lower costs.
Turbo Energy’s first pilot will take place at a supermarket in Spain. CEO Mariano Soria described the effort as a “concrete application of blockchain in energy financing,” emphasizing the firm’s goal to merge real-world renewable assets with transparent, decentralized infrastructure.
According to Soria, the tokenized model can open new revenue streams while improving access to sustainable investments. Stellar Foundation CEO Denelle Dixon also noted, “The future of climate finance needs to be as efficient as the clean energy it funds.”
The company’s strategy aligns with the global Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) model, where firms deploy renewable energy systems under service contracts rather than traditional ownership.
The EaaS market, valued at $74.4 billion in 2024, is projected to nearly double to $144.8 billion by 2030, driven by demand for flexible, cost-efficient, and eco-friendly power solutions, according to Grand View Research.
Stellar Network Partnerships
Earlier this year, as CNF reported, Visa added Stellar to its stablecoin settlement platform, enabling it to process transactions using stablecoins issued on the network.
Additionally, Ondo Finance launched its yield-bearing stablecoin, USDY, on Stellar. These integrations underscore Stellar’s growing role as a bridge between traditional finance, decentralized markets, and real-world applications.
The Stellar Development Foundation’s involvement signals a commitment to advancing practical blockchain applications within traditional industries. Similar initiatives are emerging across the energy sector, including Enel’s experiments with Algorand-based solar panel tokenization and Brazil’s Thopen project, which explores renewable-powered Bitcoin mining.
In the U.K., Union Jack Oil is converting natural gas from idle wells into blockchain-tracked electricity. These examples highlight how decentralized technologies are being integrated into sustainable energy markets worldwide.
Turbo Energy previously ran hybrid energy pilots in Chile and plans to expand through a subsidiary dedicated to on-site clean energy solutions. Its Stellar-powered financing framework marks a significant leap toward scalable renewable investments that merge traditional finance with blockchain transparency.
Stellar’s Market Momentum
The Stellar network’s native token, XLM, has gained momentum following the announcement, declining 1.24% over the past 24 hours to $0.28, with a market capitalization of $9.21 billion and a daily trading volume exceeding $182 million.
Market analyst PROGWORX projected a potential for a multi-stage rebound if XLM maintains support around the $0.29–$0.31 range. A breakout above the EMA200 level near $0.31 could drive the next upward leg toward $0.38–$0.40.
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— DEVILS REACH (@PROGWORX) November 10, 2025
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