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Saxon Capital (SCGX) delivers cutting-edge solutions at the convergence of renewable energy and architectural innovation. This news hub provides investors and industry observers with essential updates on the company's patented Energy Glass Solar technology and its applications in sustainable construction.
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Key updates feature developments in the Saxon House product line, licensing agreements for Energy Glass technology, and operational milestones in the tiny home sector. Track SCGX's initiatives in disaster-resistant construction and their growing impact on green architecture markets.
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Saxon Capital Group (OTC Pink: SCGX) has launched a TV advertising campaign targeting hurricane-affected areas in North Carolina and Florida, promoting their hurricane-resistant SolarHomeBuilders tiny homes. The steel-framed homes feature patented Energy Glass Solar technology, which generates electricity through windows and walls. The homes can withstand Category 5 hurricane winds, are fire resistant, and maintain continuous power during blackouts. The company is simultaneously initiating a crowdfunding campaign to expand Energy Glass manufacturing and build model homes, with a minimum investment of $250.
Saxon Capital Group has launched a new TV ad campaign for its SolarHomeBuilders.com 'Tiny Home' product line. The campaign aims to highlight the benefits of these eco-friendly and affordable homes, which are designed to meet the growing demand for sustainable living solutions. The ads will be broadcast across major networks, targeting a diverse audience interested in green living and cost-effective housing options. Saxon Capital Group is positioning itself as a leader in the tiny home market by offering innovative solutions that combine sustainability with modern living.
Saxon Capital Group (OTC Pink: SCGX) has launched a crowdfunding campaign to expand its Energy Glass Solar technology and Solar Home Builders 'tiny home' product line. Energy Glass Solar is a patented technology that transforms ordinary windows into solar energy generators without compromising visibility. It generates electricity from sunlight, diffused, and ambient light, maintains 100% optical clarity, and qualifies for the Federal 30% Investment Tax Credit.
Solar Home Builders offers solar-integrated, energy-efficient homes that produce energy through the roof, windows, and walls. The campaign aims to raise funds for equipment to expand Energy Glass manufacturing capability and build their first model homes. Saxon Capital Group owns the worldwide exclusive rights to produce and sell Energy Glass Solar Architectural Glass Products.
Saxon Capital Group (OTC PINK: SCGX) has announced a strategic partnership with Golden Triangle Ventures (OTC PINK: GTVH) to integrate Energy Glass Solar™ technology into the Destino Ranch project. Energy Glass Solar™ is a patented, optically clear vertical building photovoltaic window system that produces continuous energy from sunlight, diffused, ambient light, and ground reflectance.
The partnership aims to make Destino Ranch one of the first fully sustainable venues in the country. The project will benefit from reduced electricity costs, eligibility for a 30% Federal Investment Tax Credit, and a significantly reduced carbon footprint. Destino Ranch is being developed as a world-class music festival venue, outdoor immersive art gallery, and accommodation complex in the Mojave Desert.
This collaboration aligns with both companies' visions for sustainable, future-forward development and showcases the potential of Energy Glass Solar™ technology in large-scale projects.
Saxon Capital Group (OTC Pink: SCGX) has launched the Saxon House, a net-zero, solar-powered tiny home that is both hurricane and fire-resistant. This innovative product enters the rapidly growing tiny home market, projected to reach $27.8 billion by 2031. The Saxon House features:
- Energy production from walls, windows, and roof
- Self-sufficiency in remote locations
- Qualification for 30% Solar Federal Investment Tax Credit
- Prices ranging from $85,000 for a 450 sq.ft. studio to $255,000 for a 3BR
- Quick assembly in less than a week
- Expandability up to 1500 sq.ft. using modular design
This launch represents Saxon Capital's strategic entry into the affordable housing market, addressing growing demand for sustainable, compact living solutions.
Saxon Capital Group has acquired exclusive worldwide rights to manufacture and sell EnergyGlass™ products from Saf-Glas, LLC. This patented glass technology generates electricity from sunlight, potentially transforming buildings into vertical solar farms. The acquisition includes a commitment to purchase patented technology upon raising $10 million. The current solar investment tax credit offers a 30% reduction on installation costs, which could enhance market adoption. Saxon plans to rename itself Energy Glass Solar.
Saxon Capital Group (SCGX) announced a non-binding letter of intent to acquire Saf-Glas in a reverse acquisition through a stock-for-stock exchange. Saf-Glas, a 25-year-old glass manufacturing company, specializes in patented Energy Glass technology aimed at the $288 billion flat glass market by 2025. Energy Glass offers advantages like generating electricity and qualifying for tax incentives. However, the acquisition is contingent on due diligence, definitive agreements, board approval, and a minimum $20 million equity raise, with no guarantee of completion.