Energy companies can raise up to ₽2 trillion through digital assets Russian power companies can raise ₽1-2 trillion by issuing digital financial assets by 2042, Euler analysts believe. The industry needs to build about 90 GW of new capacity and renew another 64 GW, and the total cost of these projects is estimated at ₽50–60 trillion. At the same time, the funding gap for investment programs may reach 10 trillion ₽. Currently, DFAs are only used locally in the energy sector. Atomenergoprom, Rosti and Rosatom have already made such IPOs, but mainly to raise money in the short term. Low liquidity and weak demand for long-term issuances remain obstacles to widespread use of DFAs.

Energy companies can raise up to ₽2 trillion through digital assets Russian power companies can raise ₽1-2 trillion by issuing digital financial assets by 2042, Euler analysts believe. The industry needs to build about 90 GW of new capacity and renew another 64 GW, and the total cost of these projects is estimated at ₽50–60 trillion. At the same time, the funding gap for investment programs may reach 10 trillion ₽. Currently, DFAs are only used locally in the energy sector. Atomenergoprom, Rosti and Rosatom have already made such IPOs, but mainly to raise money in the short term. Low liquidity and weak demand for long-term issuances remain obstacles to widespread use of DFAs.