How it works
How Energy Units work
Own a share of solar and battery projects across southern Europe and the Adriatic from €399 per unit. No roof, no installation, and no platform fees for investors.
How it works
From €399 to your share of a solar park
Four steps, with the documents and numbers visible before you commit.
- Step 1
Choose a project
Compare solar, battery and combined projects by location, irradiation, storage size and target return.
- Step 2
Buy Energy Units
Each Energy Unit costs €399. Pick how many you want, from a single unit upwards.
- Step 3
Verify and pay
Confirm your identity, read the key documents, then pay by bank transfer. Earnings start after the first 30 days.
- Step 4
Track and receive distributions
Follow generation and battery activity, and receive your share of project cash flow quarterly.
Sunnier locations
Projects sit in southern Europe and the Adriatic, where higher solar irradiation can support higher expected generation.
Storage built in
Storage allows the project to shift some electricity sales to potentially more attractive pricing periods.
Your money starts working fast
Your payment goes straight to our management company, which puts it into your chosen project. You start earning after the first 30 days.
Quarterly reporting
Generation, battery activity and distributions are reported in your investor dashboard.
These measures are designed to mitigate certain risks but do not eliminate investment risk.
Frequently asked
- What is an Energy Unit?
- An Energy Unit costs €399 and represents a share of an identified solar and battery-storage project. Each unit corresponds to roughly 550 Wp of solar capacity plus a proportional share of on-site storage, where the project has a battery.
- Do I need a roof or my own panels?
- No. The panels and batteries are installed at professionally operated sites in southern Europe and the Adriatic. You don’t install, host or maintain anything.
- Why add a battery to solar?
- Solar parks produce most at midday, when prices are often lowest. A battery lets the project store part of that energy and sell it later, when demand and prices are typically higher.
- How does a battery actually make money?
- Electricity is priced hour by hour. Around midday, abundant solar pushes prices down; in the evening, demand rises and prices typically peak. Our batteries charge in low-tariff hours and sell in high-tariff hours. The difference between the two, captured every day, is a core source of project revenue.
- What is the Always-On Rented Roofs Programme?
- An evergreen programme that leases commercial rooftops for a fixed rent and fits them with solar panels and batteries. Because it accepts capital continuously, we always have funds ready to roll out the next installation, and investors can participate at any time rather than waiting for a new project to open.
- When does my investment start earning?
- Funds are not held in escrow. Your payment goes directly to our management company, which allocates it to the project you selected. Your units begin accruing returns after the first 30 days.
- How are returns paid?
- Unit holders receive a share of the project’s distributable cash flow, typically quarterly, targeting a preferred return. Returns are not guaranteed and depend on generation, electricity prices, battery performance and costs.
- Can I sell my Energy Units early?
- Energy Units are intended to be held for the full project term. Early exit is limited and not guaranteed.