Project Zero

Project Zero is a DePIN project launched by energy company Fuse on Solana, turning energy saving and demand-response behavior into on-chain recorded contributions. Users who cut peak consumption or join demand-side response earn a corresponding utility token and gain bill discounts, directly incentivizing low-carbon behavior. Its longer-term aim is a virtual power plant reaching 1 terawatt, aggregating distributed storage and adjustable load into dispatchable resources.

The mechanism maps physical-world energy data to on-chain certificates, making consumers part of grid flexibility. As a regionally deployed energy project, its token issuance and redemption are designed around a specific market's energy rules, emphasizing real consumption behavior over pure on-chain speculation.