1 kW = an Asset-Backed Stablecoin
Payments in kW
Energy as the New Stablecoin: How 1 kW Works in the SEG Programme (Smart Energy Grid Programme)
1 kW = an Asset-Backed Stablecoin
In the SEG Programme (Smart Energy Grid Programme), each 1 kW is not just a measure of power — it is a digitally represented, asset-backed unit, functioning as a stablecoin secured by real solar generation equipment.
In other words, 1 kW = 1 kW of real hardware — a combination of solar panels, inverters, cables, meters, technical documentation, and grid connections, everything required to generate electricity.
Depending on location and sunlight exposure, 1 kW of installed capacity can generate between 900 and 1,900 kWh per year.
Effectively, 1 kW in the SEG Programme represents a token backed by tangible infrastructure — equipment installed on your roof and producing electricity in real time.
ATTENTION!
Available exclusively to private homeowners with properties ranging from 300 m² to 600 m², and to owners of a GDB Passive House modular home (250 m²) in GDB Green Energy Village:
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Homes of 300 m²
What Is a Stablecoin?
A stablecoin is a type of digital currency whose value is pegged to a stable asset — such as the US dollar, euro, gold, or even energy — to avoid the high volatility typical of traditional cryptocurrencies. The main goal of stablecoins is to provide stability and trust in digital payments. If Bitcoin is “digital gold” with a free-floating price, then a stablecoin is a digital dollar, euro, or other asset that maintains a stable value over time.
Why 1 kW Is a Stablecoin — and What It Means
A stablecoin is a digital token whose value is pegged to a real asset and supported by its stability. In traditional finance, that asset is often the US dollar or gold. In the SEG Programme, it is energy itself — not only the electricity produced and transmitted, but also the intrinsic value of the generating asset, comparable to gold or currency in reliability.
Each 1 kW in SEG Programme is:
📍 An asset-backed token — physically supported by a real solar power station corresponding to each kilowatt of rental capacity.
Each 1 kW in SEG Programme is:
📍 A stable income source, since energy production is predictable, insured, and based on national energy tariffs.
Each 1 kW in SEG Programme is:
📍 A payment instrument, allowing you to pay for goods or services by temporarily transferring income from your kW to third parties under accepted financial obligations.
The program ensures fulfillment of these obligations over specific timeframes — 6, 12, 24, or 36 months.
Each 1 kW in SEG Programme is:
📍 Each SEG stablecoin is backed by real energy generation. It can be easily exchanged for traditional currencies based on the local tariff rate for 1 kW of electricity. Since 1 kW of installed equipment produces between 900 and 1,900 kWh per year, this makes the asset not just digital — but a truly working source of income.
Each 1 kW in SEG Programme is:
📍 The homeowner retains full control over their account, as the installed solar station equipment is located on their property.
According to the Law of Georgia “On Energy and Water Supply” (No. 5269, dated 20.12.2019), income from electricity generation is credited to the account of the generation owner — that is, to the name of the equipment owner or the lessee under the contract.
Each 1 kW in SEG Programme is:
📍 The roof owner has full control over the area where the solar power equipment, valued at USD 31,500, is installed. All equipment is located on their roof and forms part of a long-term energy asset that generates stable income.
Each 1 kW in SEG Programme is:
📍 The roof owner has full control over the area where the solar power equipment, valued at USD 31,500, is installed. All equipment is located on their roof and forms part of a long-term energy asset that generates stable income.
Each 1 kW in SEG Programme is:
📍 Maintenance of the solar equipment is fully carried out by the lessee four times a year and is included in the rental payment. Together with insurance and management fees, the total cost amounts to only USD 600 per year, ensuring stable operation of the station without any additional expenses for the roof owner.
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Mr Lasha Gogokhia serves as the Insurance Portfolio Director under the Investment Contract, overseeing all insurance matters with GPI Holding. With extensive experience in the insurance sector, he previously held senior positions at GPI Holding and TBC Insurance, bringing deep expertise in risk management, underwriting, and corporate coverage solutions. Mr Gogokhia’s leadership ensures that the insurance framework for the project meets the highest standards of reliability and regulatory compliance.
More Freedom with the SEG Programme
Thus, 1 kW in the SEG Programme (Smart Energy Grid Programme) is an “energy-backed stablecoin”, whose value is derived not from speculation, but from real energy generation and its sale at a fixed rate.
1. Payments in kW = Payments Over Time
In the SEG Programme (Smart Energy Grid Programme), payments can be made in kW instead of traditional currency. This means you can temporarily transfer your income from solar generation as a time-based payment:
💠 6 months — 1 kW income (≈ USD 150)
💠 12 months — 1 kW (≈ USD 300)
💠 24 months — 1 kW (≈ USD 600)
💠 36 months — 1 kW (≈ USD 900)
After the selected term expires, all income rights are returned to the roof owner, while the original 1 kW remains their permanent asset.
In other words, you are not paying with money — you are paying with time, temporarily transferring the right to use your generating capacity, not the asset itself.
2. “Micro-Income” — Precise Calculations and Fractional Payments
If you need to make a non-round payment, the SEG system allows fractional power transactions.
For example:
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Paying USD 75 equals 0.5 kW of income for 6 months;
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Paying USD 37.5 equals 0.25 kW of income.
The SEG Programme (Smart Energy Grid Programme) accounting system supports fractional values (up to 0.1 kW), making it flexible for all types of settlements — from household rent to commercial transactions.
All micro-payments are recorded on the blockchain, and yield is automatically recalculated according to the current rate.
Conclusion
The SEG Programme (Smart Energy Grid Programme) transforms your roof and solar station into a digital energy wallet, where each 1 kW represents:
⚡ A real energy-backed asset,
💰 A source of stable income,
🪙 A new form of settlement — the energy stablecoin.
ATTENTION!
Available exclusively to private homeowners with properties ranging from 300 m² to 600 m², and to owners of a GDB Passive House modular home (250 m²) in GDB Green Energy Village:
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Homes of 300 m²
Smart Roof, Smart Payments: More Power with the SEG Programme
Within the SEG Programme, settlements are carried out as follows:
🔹 The station records the amount of energy produced and sold through a certified meter.
🔹 The funds from the sale of energy are transferred to the settlement account of the generating company SPPG.
🔹 Then, in accordance with the roof lease and equipment ownership agreement, SPPG transfers to the roof owner the rental payment and a share of the income from the sold energy — either in currency or in the equivalent of kW (energy tokens).
Thus, the roof owner retains full control over their asset, and all settlements are transparent and protected by Georgian law.
Pay for goods, insurance, and services with green kilowatts!
Pay in Green Kilowatts!
Homeowners with roofs of 250 m² or more, equipped with a 35 kW solar power station under the SEG Programme, can pay for insurance, goods, and services in both traditional currencies and asset-backed stablecoins equivalent to their rental income. Your roof now not only generates clean energy — it also unlocks new financial opportunities and freedom in payments!
