Subject: JWT_Rent_Lease_BACK_TSR
From: PCRR JWTeam <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 2 Feb 2026 14:57:00 +0100

Below is a high‑signal
executive summary of the page JWT_Rent_Lease_BACK.htm based on
the information retrievable from the expotv1.com ecosystem and
its associated SRB/Sale&RentBACK framework; this summary
synthesizes the content from the JWT/EXPOTV1 SRB model, the
PCRR/JWTeam financial operations, and the Sale&RentBACK
scheme referenced across the domain; ...on https://www.expotv1.com/JWT_Rent_Lease_BACK.htm

Executive Summary — JWT Rent/Lease BACK (SRB Model)

The JWT Rent/Lease BACK initiative—also
referred to as SRB / Sale & Rent Back within
the JWTeam ecosystem—presents a financial and operational
mechanism designed to unlock liquidity for
municipalities, firms, and agencies while enabling deployment of patented
green‑transition technologies at near-zero upfront
cost. It integrates ESG‑aligned financing,
patent‑backed assets, and territorial
development programs to deliver €15M “Green
Gift” packages per 1,000,000 inhabitants, supporting
ecological transition infrastructures.

1. Core Purpose

Provide immediate liquidity to public or
private asset owners through a Sale & Rent Back
structure.

Enable deployment of JWTeam patented green
technologies (energy, water, waste, bioprocessing,
separation systems).

Support local economic development, job
creation, and ESG‑compliant infrastructure upgrades.

Operate within the UN SDGs, EU
Green Deal, and ESG metrics
frameworks.

2. Mechanism Overview (SRB / Rent–Lease Back)

A. Asset Transfer

The owner (municipality, firm, agency) transfers rights or
usage of selected assets (physical or immaterial) to JWTeam or
its financial partner.

Assets may include:

Land or facilities for green infrastructure

Rights of use for public utilities

Operational concessions

Patent‑related local deployment rights

B. Immediate Financial Return

The owner receives liquidity or infrastructure
value equivalent to the asset’s monetized value.

In the JWT model, this is often expressed as the €15M
Green Gift per 1M inhabitants.

C. Lease‑Back / Rent‑Back

The asset is leased back to the original owner at sustainable,
ESG‑aligned terms.

The owner retains:

Operational control

Public service continuity

Long‑term usage rights

D. Optional Re‑Acquisition

At contract maturity, the owner may:

Reacquire the asset

Extend the lease

Convert the arrangement into a joint‑venture structure

3. Strategic Value Proposition

For Municipalities

Zero‑cost or low‑cost deployment of:

Water purification and recycling systems

Renewable energy micro‑plants

Waste‑to‑energy and biogas systems

Urban environmental monitoring

Job creation (“a lot of WORK”) and local SME involvement.

Alignment with PNRR, PCRR,
and EU sustainability frameworks.

For Firms / Agencies

Liquidity injection without losing operational continuity.

Access to patented technologies (GFSS, MBGC, PBRC, SDGC,
etc.).

ESG‑compliant transformation of industrial processes.

For Investors / Partners

Exposure to real‑asset‑backed, ESG‑aligned
returns.

Participation in NFT‑Green / DeFi
tokenization layers supporting transparency and share economy
models.

4. Technological Backbone

The Rent/Lease BACK program is tied to JWTeam’s portfolio of patented
green technologies, including:

Technology

Function

Strategic Impact

GFSS – General Field Spiral Separation

Advanced separation of solids/fluids

Waste, mining, water treatment

MBGC / PBRC

Biogas & biomass conversion

Circular bioenergy

SDGC / HWFC

Smart diffusers & hydro‑wind flow control

Energy efficiency

Watermaker / Diffuser / Analyzer

Water purification & monitoring

Municipal water resilience

These technologies form the infrastructure package
delivered through the SRB mechanism.

5. Financial Architecture

SRB (Sale & Rent Back) as the core
financial instrument.

ESG‑scored financing to reduce cost of
capital.

NFT‑GREEN / Utility Token layer for:

Transparency

Community participation

Share‑economy revenue models

PCRR (Piano Commerciale di Ripresa e Resilienza)
as the operational deployment framework.

6. Governance & Compliance

Operates under:

UN SDGs

EU ESG metrics

WIPO/UIBM/EPO patent frameworks

Contracts typically specify:

Jurisdiction (often Milan)

Rights of use

Duration and redemption options

Asset valuation methodology

7. Target Users

Municipalities (1M inhabitants = €15M package)

Regional agencies

Industrial districts

Utilities and infrastructure operators

ESG‑oriented investors

Local brokers/agents (as deployment partners)

8. Strategic Outcomes

Immediate liquidity without asset loss.

Green infrastructure deployment at scale.

Economic revitalization through job
creation.

Long‑term ESG compliance and environmental
impact.

Digital transparency via tokenization and
smart‑contract layers.