Uruaco · ColombiaSolar generation
Operating projects sell electricity. Revenue arrives as stablecoins.

Real energy. Real yield.
Put solar energy to work. Access onchain yield backed by productive infrastructure.
It starts with sunlight, not market speculation. Suno connects the income from productive solar infrastructure with onchain capital.
See how Suno works
Uruaco · ColombiaOperating projects sell electricity. Revenue arrives as stablecoins.
The protocol allocates income according to the Reserve’s collateral ratio.
Retained in the Reserve
Retained income strengthens the assets backing uWatt.
Distributed to stakers
Rewards increase the uWatt value of each c-uWatt share.
The split adjusts with the Reserve’s collateral ratio. Yield is variable.
The Reserve also holds liquid assets that earn income and support redemptions.
Two instruments, connected to the same reserve. Choose how you participate.
The reserve-backed unit
uWatt targets $1, backed by operating solar assets and a liquidity sleeve. Eligible holders can mint and redeem through the protocol.
The compounding share
Stake uWatt to receive c-uWatt. As rewards accrue, each share becomes redeemable for more uWatt. The return is variable.
Unstaking and redeeming for stablecoins are different operations. Desk redemptions depend on liquidity, limits, fees and eligibility.
Project-specific financing carries construction risk. At commercial operation, pWatt converts into uWatt and the project enters the Reserve.
A closer look at the solar infrastructure behind Suno. Explore the Reserve for project details and production data.

Solar infrastructure
The contracts, methodology and legal structure are open for examination.
Nethermind audited the protocol’s smart contracts. Read the scope, findings and remediation.
Measured production, contracted prices, explicit costs and versioned valuation snapshots.
Understand the issuer, the segregated account and the contractual rights attached to each token.
Review redemption conditions, collateral rules, oracle freshness and governance permissions.
uWatt is an asset-backed instrument targeting $1. Much of its backing is productive, illiquid infrastructure. Redemption depends on backing, available liquidity and protocol limits, so it should not be treated as a fully liquid payments stablecoin.
No. Staking yield depends on actual portfolio income, the Reserve’s composition, its collateral ratio and the amount staked. Rewards accrue through c-uWatt. A target return is not a guaranteed return.
Tokens confer contractual economic rights as set out in the applicable documents. They do not confer equity, voting rights or ownership of Suno, the issuer or the project companies.
Explore Suno, from the infrastructure to the instrument.
