A goal of Allinfra Climate is to give almost anyone the ability to contribute to the development of renewable energy assets. One way to make this contribution and meet your own sustainability goals is to purchase the environmental attributes associated with renewable energy generation — this can be done in a simple, reliable way through a digital renewable energy certificate (dREC) on Allinfra Climate.

We’re excited to announce the launch of Allinfra Climate! A little over 12 months ago Allinfra launched as a platform providing access to unlisted infrastructure and environmental financial products. Now, in keeping with that theme, and with a strong focus on sustainability, we’re bringing to market a platform and a set of technologies that will allow everyone to contribute to and participate in the development of sustainable infrastructure.

We’ve spent months refining the Allinfra platform to ensure it covers everything required from an issuer and user perspective when it comes to digital securities. Critically, this doesn’t just mean making it easy to transact, but also ensuring appropriate checks and controls are in place. The Allinfra platform has a number of advanced features for digital security issuance including: Find the rest of this post here at Allinfra.com

One question we get asked by institutions, individuals, asset developers and existing infrastructure investors is “what are the advantages of a token, why bother with a new form of security”? We thought it would be helpful to set out our perspective on why a security in digital format presents significant advantages over a traditional security with the same underlying rights. Almost everything represented by a token can be represented in traditional form. So why bother:

We outlined in some of our earlier articles how infrastructure is currently funded. To recap, this is normally done, if through the private sector, via strategic investor/operators together with large institutional investors, whether they are infrastructure funds, with institutions as limited partners “LPs” or pension funds and other institutions making direct investments into single assets. Critically, each infrastructure asset is likely to come with significant capital cost, requiring a large cheque for the investor and a willingness to hold the asset with limited or no liquidity for several years or more.