The company SunCarlito Beta doo has introduced an innovative financing model through the issuance of a digital token called “Solar Token ST_1”, aimed at supporting the construction of a 2.2-megawatt solar power plant in Subotica. The project has been approved by the Securities Commission of the Republic of Serbia in accordance with the country’s Law on Digital Assets. This represents one of the first practical applications of blockchain technology in the renewable energy sector in Serbia and demonstrates an alternative approach to project financing.
“Solar Token ST_1” has characteristics similar to a bond, offering investors a fixed annual gross return of six percent, with the principal amount repaid in three installments over a 15-year period. These tokens are available for purchase by both individuals and legal entities who reside in Serbia, with a minimum required investment of 500 euros, calculated in dinar equivalent.
Đorđe Marković, director of SunCarlito Beta doo, stated that the company’s goal is to make the renewable energy market accessible to smaller investors by using digital tokens as a transparent, efficient, and secure means of investment that complies with Serbian regulations.
The solar power plant is currently under construction and is expected to be connected to the electricity grid by the end of 2025. Tokens can be purchased through the website www.suncarlitosolar.rs, where interested investors can complete accreditation and exercise their right to invest. This model introduces a new way for citizens to participate in green energy projects and represents a step toward broader use of digital assets in Serbia’s energy transition.
