Description
Solar.org is a decentralized blockchain platform aimed at enhancing the development and exchange of renewable energy resources. Utilizing blockchain technology, it creates a transparent ecosystem for producers, investors, and consumers to interact and transact. The platform includes a token-based economy using native tokens for trade, investments, and rewards, focusing on sustainable energy asset tokenization to increase accessibility and liquidity. Solar.org supports smart contracts for automated and secure transactions involving renewable energy credits or certificates. Launched in 2019, it operates on a Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) consensus mechanism with 53 elected delegates. Solar's Swipe Wallet requires Swipe Tokens (SXP) for operations, including buying, selling, and fiat transactions, promoting a deflationary effect by destroying 80% of transaction fees. The project aims to accelerate the global transition to renewable energy sources for a sustainable future. More details can be found at [Solar](https://solar.org).
Solar.org is a decentralized blockchain platform aimed at enhancing the development and exchange of renewable energy resources. Utilizing blockchain technology, it creates a transparent ecosystem for producers, investors, and consumers to interact and transact. The platform includes a token-based economy using native tokens for trade, investments, and rewards, focusing on sustainable energy asset tokenization to increase accessibility and liquidity. Solar.org supports smart contracts for automated and secure transactions involving renewable energy credits or certificates. Launched in 2019, it operates on a Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) consensus mechanism with 53 elected delegates. Solar's Swipe Wallet requires Swipe Tokens (SXP) for operations, including buying, selling, and fiat transactions, promoting a deflationary effect by destroying 80% of transaction fees. The project aims to accelerate the global transition to renewable energy sources for a sustainable future. More details can be found at [Solar](https://solar.org).
