TGI Solar Power accelerates its entry into the carbon market through the acquisition of XGC Company

TGI Solar Power Group, Inc. (OTC: TSPG) announced that it has signed a letter of intent to acquire XGC Corp. XGC Corp is a company developing sovereign-level carbon registration infrastructure through artificial intelligence, blockchain technology, and enterprise financial systems. The valuation of XGC’s carbon registration software platform and related intellectual property is estimated at $1.8 million, with plans to provide carbon infrastructure services to countries participating in the carbon market.

This is part of the effort to implement Article 6.4 of the Paris Agreement and build trust and transparency in the international carbon market. The agreement requires the establishment of national authorized systems and registration infrastructure capable of issuing, tracking, and canceling carbon credits to facilitate asset trading between countries.

Through this acquisition, TGI Solar Power Group will provide countries with national digital infrastructure capable of managing, verifying, and monetizing assets. The infrastructure is built on a solid foundation of artificial intelligence, blockchain, and financial management systems. XGC’s technology is expected to create sustainable climate projects and generate stable revenue streams.

The global carbon market is expected to experience explosive growth due to decarbonization strategies, with international analysts predicting the market size will reach trillions of dollars. This presents an excellent opportunity to build sustainable revenue models through national-level climate technology platforms.

A spokesperson for TGI Solar Power Group stated, “With XGC’s technology, we will open the door to a sovereign carbon economy. This provides countries with the necessary digital infrastructure to participate in the rapidly growing global carbon market.”

Daniel Brody expressed anticipation for the collaboration with TGI, believing it will accelerate the deployment of carbon infrastructure at key points in global climate policy. TGI and XGC plan to deploy the platform in key regions such as Africa, Central Asia, and Latin America. After the acquisition is completed, Daniel Brody will join the board of TGI or its new subsidiary.

XGC Corp integrates artificial intelligence, blockchain, and enterprise financial systems, enabling countries to manage carbon assets transparently and compliantly. TGI Solar Power Group is a holding company focused on renewable energy and sustainable infrastructure, dedicated to supporting the global transition to a low-carbon economy.