A new framework linking certified renewable energy to digital financial assets was introduced in Dubai as KIWIH unveiled its KIWIH ELAT model during an official global presentation.
Clean-energy tokens
The event, held at the China Innovation Center, gathered institutional investors, Web3 specialists, energy-sector executives and international media. The company says the KIWIH ELAT structure connects verified renewable kilowatt-hours to digital units designed to be transparent, auditable and programmable, aiming to open new channels for clean-energy financing.
The session was inaugurated by Dr. John Zhang, CEO of China Innovation Centre UAE, who spoke about the need to link global capital with clean-energy projects.
The event concluded with remarks from Christian Garma, Economic and Commercial Counsellor of Spain in the UAE, who noted Spain’s role in technology development within the region.
During his opening address, KIWIH COO Jaime Aguiar highlighted the significance of the new model. “For years, people said connecting real energy assets with global digital markets was impossible. Today we’ve shown that the ‘impossible’ now has structure, regulation and technology behind it.”
KIWIH Founder and President Dr. Ignacio Ozcáriz said the initiative aims to widen access to renewable-energy investment. “KIWIH ELAT allows any qualified investor to not only consume green energy, but to own part of its cash flows through a serious, regulated and globally accessible digital asset.”
Market integration
According to the presentation, KIWIH ELAT links European renewable-energy infrastructure with the liquidity and speed of Web3 markets. The system converts certified renewable kilowatt-hours into digital units that form part of a tokenised asset backed by projects generating real cash flows. The model is positioned as a new route for renewable-energy financing, while maintaining regulatory oversight and transparency.
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