KIWIH today unveiled KIWIH ELAT (Energy Linked Asset Tokens) in Dubai, introducing what it describes as the world’s first framework that ties certified renewable kilowatt-hours to transparent, auditable and programmable digital units. The launch took place at the China Innovation Center and drew institutional investors, Web3 leaders, energy executives and international media.

The session was formally opened by Dr John Zhang, CEO of the China Innovation Centre UAE, who stressed the strategic importance of connecting global capital with clean-energy assets. Closing remarks were delivered by Christian Garma, Economic and Commercial Counsellor of Spain in the UAE, who highlighted the growing relevance of Spanish innovation in the region.

In his opening address, KIWIH COO Jaime Aguiar underlined the significance of the breakthrough represented by KIWIH ELAT, stating: “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 reaffirmed the mission behind the project: “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.”

The presentation outlined how KIWIH ELAT connects European clean-energy infrastructure with the liquidity and execution speed of Web3 markets, offering a new avenue for financing renewable developments. The model converts certified renewable kWh into a programmable digital unit embedded within a tokenised asset backed by real, cash-flow-generating projects.