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NFT-Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) Marketplace: Decentralized Asset Leasing for Energy Infrastructureased occupation rights
Piggycell introduces a decentralized Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) Marketplace—a Web3-native leasing and monetization platform for energy infrastructure. This model empowers individuals, small businesses, and institutions to register, rent out, or borrow tokenized energy devices such as portable batteries, charging stations, and micromobility power units.
By turning energy infrastructure into a liquid, rentable digital asset class, Piggycell unlocks the full economic potential of underutilized physical devices.
How It Works
The Piggycell EaaS Marketplace connects asset providers with energy users via a smart contract-based protocol that manages listing, verification, access rights, and reward settlement.
Asset Providers Can:
Register energy devices on-chain via NFT tokenization
Set rental terms (duration, pricing, conditions)
Delegate operation rights without losing ownership
Earn usage-based yield or fixed leasing fees
Asset Users Can:
Browse and rent available devices in their area
Verify device condition and activity via real-time dashboards
Use or re-rent devices depending on protocol permissions
Pay using PGC tokens, with optional staking discounts
All agreements are governed and enforced by programmable smart contracts—eliminating the need for intermediaries and increasing trust.
Think of it as “Airbnb for energy devices”—but trustless, permissionless, and globally composable.
Strategic Benefits
Activates Idle Infrastructure Devices that would otherwise sit unused (e.g., overnight batteries, backup units, seasonal stations) become productive assets in a peer-driven economy.
Lower Entry Barriers for New Operators Instead of purchasing infrastructure, new users or small businesses can rent existing nodes and participate in the Piggycell economy—lowering the threshold for DePIN contribution.
Enterprise Flexibility Large node owners (e.g., logistics firms, telecom providers) can sublease assets to maximize ROI or pilot services in new geographies without physical relocation.
Auditable ESG Impact Usage data remains transparent and verifiable, supporting carbon credit tracking and sustainable operations for both renters and asset owners.
Use Case Example
A franchise operator in Jakarta owns 20 Piggycell charging docks. During Ramadan, traffic shifts to different neighborhoods. The operator leases 10 of the docks via the EaaS marketplace to a retail brand running pop-up events. Through smart contracts, both parties track usage, share rewards, and split performance data—all transparently and automatically.
The EaaS Marketplace turns energy infrastructure into a decentralized, yield-bearing service layer—one that is shareable, tradeable, and open to all. It embodies the true spirit of DePIN: physical utility governed by digital freedom.
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