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A sped-up look at real progress on the ground in Itaguaçu, Brazil The early construction phase of our newest solar site, from groundwork and crane operations to grid interconnection work. Three solar farms are being built here at the same time, by the same crew that has worked with us since our first projects in Bahia. More updates coming soon!

Happy Holidays from all of us at SolarShare! 🎄 While many are wrapping up the year, our crew in Brazil is still on the ground: laying the foundations, connecting to the grid and moving one step closer to powering the future. Real work. Real progress. Real impact.

@FelixSander12 @USDKG_Official @holofy_health 2026 the year of SolarShare 🙌☀️

THANK YOU 2025! I haven’t done a yearly recap in a while, but with all these amazing AI tools emerging in 2025, it felt like the right moment. Here are my top 5 highlights, both professional and personal @SolarShareNFT @USDKG_Official @holofy_health

Our biggest tokenized solar build is underway! We’ve just begun construction on Fazenda SolarShare Itaguaçu, a new site in Bahia, Brazil that will host 3 solar farms, 480 high-efficiency panels and generate 54,000 kWh of clean energy per month. It’s our largest project to date, fully integrated into Associação SolarShare and built to support fractional ownership of real-world solar infrastructure through tokenization. Clean energy, local jobs and real-world utility ☀️ Read the full story here: solarshare.io/blog/from-itag…

New build just started in Central, Bahia. We’re constructing 3 new solar farms here! Each with 160 high-efficiency 700W panels, for a total of 480 modules. It’s our largest build so far. And it’s already underway. We're still early but this is how long-term infrastructure gets built!

Our team is on the ground in Singapore 🇸🇬 Our CEO @WillSolarShare and COO @eigirdas001 are attending @token2049 (Oct 1–2) to represent SolarShare, connect with partners and explore new opportunities in the RWA space. If you're in town, let’s meet!

Both of our newest solar farms in Queimadas, Bahia are now fully live! ☀️ As of this week, they’re generating over 1,100 kWh/day combined and we’re still in Brazil’s autumn season. This is what real infrastructure looks like: Built. Producing. Scaling.

One of our two new solar farms in Queimadas, Bahia is now officially online and generating around 18,000 kWh per month from just a single plant. The second site is fully constructed and ready for operation. We're currently waiting on the utility company to complete the installation of the energy meter so it can go live as well. What makes this update even more meaningful: we’re still in Brazil’s cooler season, with shorter daylight hours. Performance is expected to increase heading into summer!

SolarShare showed up at Intersolar South America 🇧🇷 Last week, our team members @jesus_leon80213 and Felipe hit the ground in São Paulo at the biggest solar energy event in Latin America. They came back with new connections, fresh ideas and a reminder that the energy transition is global and we’re in the middle of it!

Most Web3 infra projects talk about what will happen. We’d rather show what’s already been built 💪😎 In Jussara, Brazil, our team completed a fully operational solar farm in just 30 days and it’s already generating more energy than projected. This short video captures the full journey: from drilling and cement work to panel installation and real power production. And this is just one of two farms! The second is about to go live. Real-world impact is scaling. Watch the process. Read the full story: solarshare.io/blog/groundwor…

We’re excited to share that the first of our two newly built solar farms in Jussara, Bahia is now officially live and it’s already outperforming our initial projections. On average, we expected each plant to generate between 500 and 550 kWh per day. But with just one farm currently online, we’re already seeing daily production between 600 and 680 kWh. Peak performance is coming in between 10:00 AM and 2:30 PM, when sunlight is strongest but energy generation continues well into the late afternoon. This early result is proof that SolarShare’s real-world infrastructure is delivering. With the second farm preparing to go live soon, the output is only expected to grow. We’ll be sharing even more production insights and photos from the field in the coming weeks! ☀️

It’s been a few weeks since our last update but for a good reason: Behind the scenes, real progress has been unfolding on the ground in Brazil. In just 30 days, our local team completed the construction of two new solar farms in Jussara, Brazil. These sites are now fully built and preparing for grid connection. We’re building real infrastructure, laying the groundwork for long-term, sustainable returns backed by energy. We’ve just published a full update with insights, photos, and the story behind the build: solarshare.io/blog/groundwor…

It’s not always a straight road but we’re staying on course ☀️⚡️ While we get everything aligned behind the scenes, @WillSolarShare keeps showing up to answer your questions. Our new blog just dropped, recapping the most important questions so far 👇 solarshare.io/blog/behind-th…

Thanks for your continued support. We’ll be back soon — with even more energy. Literally. – The SolarShare Team ☀️💛

So yes… GTA VI may actually launch before SolarShare 😅 But when we do launch, it’s going to be solid. Scalable. & Sustainable. just as we always promised! ☀️

We’ve made a tough decision: We're postponing the launch of the SolarShare NFT sale But here’s why it’s the right move 🧵