XCharge North America, a subsidiary of XCHG Limited, has revealed the launch of its Energy Asset Vault, a blockchain-driven platform designed to transform utility-scale energy projects into digital assets backed by verifiable performance data. According to InvestingPro figures, the parent company holds a valuation of $67.18 million, supported by a current ratio of 2.08 and a balance sheet showing higher cash reserves than debt, reflecting stable financial fundamentals.
The Energy Asset Vault is structured to represent major energy infrastructure, including solar farms, large-scale battery storage systems, and electric vehicle (EV) charging networks, as blockchain-based tokens. Investors will be able to access real-time monitoring of critical performance indicators such as energy output, operational uptime, and revenue streams.
Initial funding and expansion strategy
To kickstart the initiative, XCharge is allocating $10 million from its treasury and planned capital market activities. The company intends to expand the platform by collaborating with liquidity providers, blockchain networks, and secondary markets to strengthen adoption and accessibility.
Company leadership stated that the rising global demand for energy, fueled by trends such as artificial intelligence, rapid electrification, and data center expansion, is creating a strong case for new investment models. By tokenizing energy assets, the firm aims to establish a direct connection between international capital and the projects responsible for meeting this growing demand.
Following the official launch, XCharge intends to work with select partners on pilot projects. These pilots will focus on tokenizing live energy assets, transmitting real-time performance data to blockchain systems, and enabling participation from eligible investors.
Lowering barriers to participation
The company highlighted that the Energy Asset Vault could make it possible for investors to hold smaller, stablecoin-based ownership stakes in energy projects. This approach is expected to reduce barriers to entry for a wider pool of global participants interested in long-term infrastructure investments.
XCharge, established in 2015, has built expertise in integrated EV charging solutions, including DC fast chargers and battery-equipped charging systems. The company noted, however, that participation in the new blockchain platform will be subject to jurisdictional eligibility requirements and will not be universally available in all markets.
Expanding EV charging infrastructure
In addition to the Energy Asset Vault, XCharge North America recently announced progress in its EV charging infrastructure deployment. The company has successfully installed two dual-dispenser GridLink chargers at a newly established electric vehicle charging depot in Riverside, California. The site, managed by Gateway Fleets, has been designed to serve medium-duty fleets along with independent FedEx operators.
The GridLink units feature battery-integrated technology capable of storing 430 kWh of energy during off-peak hours. This stored energy enables vehicle charging at peak times without exposing operators to higher demand charges, thereby lowering overall costs. The company views these installations as a strategic step to support reliable charging solutions for last-mile delivery fleets.
These recent advancements in both blockchain-powered asset tokenization and EV infrastructure highlight XCharge’s efforts to position itself at the intersection of clean energy investment and sustainable transport technology. The company appears focused on providing not only digital access to large-scale energy assets but also physical charging solutions designed to meet the evolving demands of electrified mobility.