Three passports.
One verified identity per asset.
Every clean-energy asset has three lives: the products that build it, the project that commissions it, and the operating life that follows. Realizse binds them into a single, cryptographically-verifiable record — so OEMs, developers, insurers, and capital can act on the same truth.
Each passport carries a different chapter of the asset's life.
Product Passport
The story of every module, inverter, turbine, battery cell — from raw material to factory floor to shipping manifest. Specs, warranties, and FEOC compliance attached at the SKU.
Project Passport
As-built drawings, permit stack, commissioning evidence, and signed contracts — bound to the asset before it goes live. Auditable from kickoff to COD.
Asset Passport
Telemetry, performance, warranty status, risk signals — refreshed continuously and signed cryptographically. The living digital twin lenders, insurers, and buyers transact against.
How the three passports connect.
Products feed Projects. Projects commission Assets. Assets carry the chain forward — for the entire operating life.
Components leave the factory with provenance.
OEMs issue Product Passports the moment a SKU ships — bill of materials, FEOC attestation, OB3 chain-of-custody, performance specs, warranty terms.
Components install into a project record.
Project Passport opens at kickoff and accumulates: as-built drawings, permits, EPC contracts, commissioning data, insurance binders. Each Product Passport links in as it's installed.
Project signs off; Asset wakes up.
At commercial operation date, the Project Passport seals (read-only, audit-ready) and the Asset Passport activates — inheriting the full provenance chain as its origin record.
The asset reports on itself, continuously.
Telemetry, performance attestations, maintenance events, insurance renewals, incident reports — every change is a signed credential on the Asset Passport. Lenders, insurers, and acquirers read the live ledger.
The OEM record. Born at the factory.
Issued by the manufacturer when a SKU is produced — or by Realizse on their behalf, from a shared catalog of certified components. Lives forever, regardless of where the unit ends up installed.
Bill of materials
Cell, frame, glass, encapsulant — by mass and origin.
OB3 / FEOC attestation
Foreign-Entity-of-Concern compliance, signed.
Performance specs
Datasheet, degradation curves, IV traces.
Warranty terms
Coverage, exclusions, transferability.
Manufacturing record
Plant, line, batch, QC pass.
Shipping manifest
Carrier, route, receiving party, condition.
Manufacturer (or Realizse-shared catalog)
- Developers (procurement)
- Insurers (replacement value)
- Auditors (FEOC, ITC)
The construction record. Sealed at COD.
Opens at project kickoff and accumulates every artifact required for commissioning. When the project hits commercial operation, it locks — becoming a permanent, audit-ready record bound to the asset.
As-built drawings
Final stamped construction set.
Permit stack
AHJ approvals, interconnection, environmental.
EPC contracts
e-Signed agreements, scope, milestones.
Commissioning evidence
Punch-list closeout, test results, sign-offs.
Insurance binders
Builder's risk, performance bonds.
Installed component log
Every Product Passport linked, by serial.
Developer / EPC, with auditor co-signatures
- Lenders (bankability)
- Tax credit auditors (179D, ITC)
- Acquirers (due diligence)
The living record. Attests forever.
Activates at COD and runs for the asset's entire operating life. Inherits the Project record as its origin, links every installed Product, and accumulates a continuous stream of signed performance, maintenance, and risk attestations.
Real-time telemetry
Production, availability, soiling, derate.
Performance attestations
Monthly P50/P90 vs. expected, signed.
Maintenance events
Replacements, repairs, hailstorm responses.
Insurance policy log
Active and expired policies on file.
Ownership chain
Transfers, refinancings, equity changes.
Decommissioning plan
EOL strategy, salvage and recycling commitments.
Asset operator + automated attestations from sensors/SCADA
- Lenders & insurers (continuous covenant)
- Tokenization platforms
- Buyers in secondary markets