pWatts
What does it mean to buy pWatts?
By purchasing pWatts, you become part of a solar project from the planning and construction stages. This way, you help promote the development of clean energy generation projects around the world, and in return for your contribution, you can receive profits from the sale of energy once the project enters its production phase.
What payment methods can I use to participate?
You’ll find flexible options within the Suno app, including traditional digital payment methods—such as payment gateways—or the use of digital assets like COPM, USDC, and USDT.
Are there transaction fees for participating?
Suno does not charge any participation-related commissions. However, depending on the payment method you choose, fees set by the platform, gateway, method, or bank may apply.
Where does the income I earn after acquiring pWatts come from?
Once the project associated with your pWatts becomes operational, it starts generating revenue from the energy produced. The net income—after deducting operational and administrative costs—is distributed proportionally among the pWatt holders.
How do I receive this income?
The income generated by the projects in which you hold pWatts is delivered to your app in the form of stable digital assets: either COPM (a stable digital asset pegged to the Colombian peso and redeemable 1:1 through the app), or USDC and USDT, which are digital representations of the US dollar.
How often do I receive income?
Energy production profits from each project are settled and distributed on a monthly basis, as long as the energy buyer has made the corresponding payments that enable this distribution.
What can I do with my earnings? Can I reinvest them?
One of the main benefits of earning income from sustainable projects is the ability to harness compound interest. You can do this by reinvesting your earnings in new projects, allowing your returns to grow exponentially. You can reinvest by acquiring pWatts from available projects—which represent direct ownership in energy generation—or uWatts, which offer more accessible fractions to diversify your portfolio. This way, you not only increase your earnings but also contribute to the development of more sustainable projects and the growth of renewable energy.
Are my earnings subject to withholding tax?
Some energy buyers may, by law, apply a withholding tax when paying for the energy Suno sells them. If any withholding is applied, it will be itemized in the app and reflected in your annual income and withholding certificate.
Most projects do not generate any withholding, and in cases where it does apply, it is usually less than 3% of the total income.
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