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XCharge North America launched a $10 million “Energy Asset Vault,” a platform to tokenize solar, battery storage, and EV charging assets with live, verifiable performance data. The company said the vault will start with treasury capital and scale via partners, enabling on-chain participation tied to real-time metrics like output, uptime, and revenue. The firm underscored plans for pilot projects to tokenize live sites and stream data on-chain.
The vault aims to turn large projects into real-world asset tokens that mirror predictable revenues from electricity sales, grid services, and charging fees. XCharge said this can connect global capital to energy infrastructure faster and with more transparency, supported by monitoring and third-party validation. Stablecoin-based fractional stakes are planned to lower entry barriers for participants in multiple markets, subject to eligibility rules.
XCharge noted rising energy demand from AI, electrification, and data centers as a driver for new funding models. The company framed the initiative as a bridge between digital capital and physical assets, with secondary market integrations on its roadmap. The announcement highlighted a scalable design intended for significant expansion beyond the initial allocation, alongside future liquidity provider partnerships.
XCharge, founded in 2015 and listed under XCHG Limited on Nasdaq, provides DC fast chargers and battery-integrated DC fast chargers, plus services for energy storage and management. The firm said the vault will validate transparent reporting through pilots before broader rollout. Additional release coverage confirmed the scope, pilots, and real-time data features of the platform.
