25 Acres. 5,760 Panels. 7.6 Million kWh of Clean Energy Every Year.
Expanding Infrastructure & Scaling Impact
As global energy demands rise and the need for sustainable infrastructure intensifies, SolarShare continues to scale its decentralized network of solar farms and the next phase of expansion is now underway.
Located between Irecê and Xique-Xique, two of Brazil’s sunniest regions, a 25-acre plot of land has been secured for construction of SolarShare’s fourth solar farm. Once complete, this site will host 5,760 high-efficiency solar panels with an inverter output of 3 megawatts, delivering an estimated 7.6 million kilowatt-hours (kWh) of clean energy per year.
This build marks a key milestone in SolarShare’s growth strategy - a transition from smaller modular farms to industrial-scale solar deployments with increased output, higher investor capacity and enhanced operational efficiency.
Project Overview
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | Between Irecê and Xique-Xique, Bahia, Brazil |
| Farm Size | 3 MW (Inverter) / ~4.1 MW (Panel Output) |
| Land Area | 25 Acres |
| Panels Installed | 5,760 units (710W each) |
| Annual Production | ~7.68 million kWh/year |
| Construction Timeline | 5 Months (Q2–Q3 2025) |
| Panel Supplier | GoSolar (Top Brazilian Distributor) |
| Jobs Created | 24+ temporary jobs across construction, logistics, and oversight |
| Developer | In-house SolarShare Engineering Team |
A Smarter Way to Build Clean Energy
Traditional solar infrastructure is typically centralized, expensive to maintain, and slow to scale. SolarShare’s decentralized model flips that logic on its head.
By breaking large projects into scalable units and integrating blockchain-backed ownership, the platform ensures that each new site like this one remains cost-efficient, community-inclusive and profit-generating from the first watt of production.
Rather than relying on third-party contractors, SolarShare builds and operates with an in-house construction and engineering team, reducing project overhead and improving build quality.
The new 3MW site will be constructed using panels from GoSolar, one of Brazil’s most trusted solar equipment distributors. Government relationships are in place to streamline approvals, and energy subsidy frameworks ensure long-term economic viability.
Why It Matters for Investors
This new farm will power over 5,000 homes annually, while offering tokenized ownership opportunities through SolarShare NFTs. Each NFT will represent real energy infrastructure and return up to 18% APY in passive income from the sale of solar electricity - paid in the stablecoin USDT/USDC, monthly and fully transparent via smart contract.
This is not speculative development. It’s live infrastructure, with real output, tied to renewable assets in one of the world’s most energy-efficient regions.
A Glimpse at What’s Coming
In addition to construction, the SolarShare ecosystem is rapidly evolving. A redesigned dashboard is in final development, offering real-time energy tracking, investor payouts and solar asset visualization.
The upcoming NFT sale (June 1, 2025) will allow new investors to acquire fractional ownership in the network.
Following that, the $SOLAR Token Generation Event (July 1, 2025) will unlock staking, governance, and advanced reward mechanisms - all designed to accelerate SolarShare’s decentralized energy expansion.
Be Part of the Expansion
Whether you're an institutional investor or just exploring tokenized sustainability for the first time, SolarShare’s next phase offers transparency, access, and real impact.
Every solar NFT funds infrastructure, earns income, and powers a greener world.
Take the Next Step
- Join the waitlist to get early access to the next NFT batch, staking opportunities, and community rewards: https://www.solarshare.io/#waitlist
- Join our Discord to ask your own questions and meet the team: https://discord.com/invite/solarshare