Opportunities Submitted

The Solar Company (the “Company”) has a seed equity opportunity to participate in the
development of at least 5 Solar Farms. The company has secured 5 signed land lease agreements
with over 6,000 acres available and is looking for capital to perform the feasibility studies. An
equity investor would participate in all parcel feasibility studies and reviews, thereby diversifying
and minimizing feasibility study risk, across a pool of land parcels throughout the U.S. A
successful feasibility study will potentially lead to the development of the Solar farm, acquisition
of off-take agreements, power purchase agreements (PPA’s) and final construction at more
substantial budget of approximately $250M per leased property.

Yes, the owners want an equity investment and are offering the following terms

Possible Terms:
• Up to 36 months @ 12%/yr
• Plus: A 5% royalty of the net revenue on the 5 farms listed below for 15 to 20 years depending on farm deal terms. Estimated between $615k to
$3.8M a year depending on how many of the farms are installed and final cost.
• Full repayment of investment with interest within 10 days of closing funding on the first solar farm, with ongoing royalty income

Once there are investors for phase 1 of the financing, the phase 2 will involve substantially larger financiers that are likely to invest post feasibility.

The owners envision a diversified risk reductive approach for the development of up to 5 Solar Farms that utilize, tax incentives, patented and
advanced solar panel technology and green hydrogen aimed at the production of 124MW to 746MW per farm. An integrated approach involving,
early stage equity investors, state utilities, energy producers and other key players along the renewable energy supply chain will be utilized to create
a well managed, sustainable, tech-forward and government friendly solar farm operation.

The owners envision a diversified risk reductive approach for the development of up to 5 Solar Farms that utilize, tax incentives, patented and
advanced solar panel technology and green hydrogen aimed at the production of 124MW to 746MW per farm. An integrated approach involving,
early stage equity investors, state utilities, energy producers and other key players along the renewable energy supply chain will be utilized to create
a well managed, sustainable, tech-forward and government friendly solar farm operation.

Management has been working hard on obtaining solar farm lease agreements and as of now, they have secured 5 lease agreements in OK, MS, and KY

Organic growth through strategic land acquisition

The U.S. installed 4.6 gigawatts (GWdc) of solar PV capacity in Q3 2022 to reach 135.7 GWdc of total installed capacity, enough to power 24 million American homes. Solar has accounted for 45% of all new electricity-generating capacity added in the U.S. through the first three quarters of the year. Residential solar had another record quarter with 1.57 GWdc installed

Utility-scale solar installations reached 2.5 GWdc, a 36% decrease over the same quarter last year, as the industry continued to weather supply chain challenges and trade disruptions. Despite these challenges, the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) has created significant upside to the long-term solar forecasts, with 21% average annual growth forecasted for 2023 - 2027.

In addition to the potential growth in solar power, the company has a strategic technical advantage in four key areas

1) Power Bridge Graphene Battery Technology- longer life , faster charging , environmental green product. This will allow us to store energy from our solar or generators to sell into the grid at high demand times and increase our income

2) NEW- solar panel directional technology to track the solar panels in Bi-directional axis to increase solar panel performance by 40% versus the standard single axis tracking currently on the market.

3) ADC Energy – patented, NSAS validated DC power technology to increase the solar panel production of the bidirectional tracking another 20%

4) Green Hydrogen Power Generator to allow us to run 24 hrs. a day if needed. With using solar to run the generator we keep the cost down to 1.5 cents a KW and the margins remain high 3.5 cents. Also available with this technology is the production fuel cells cost of .10 cents which the government is giving rebates of .50 per

With the use of our new technology that is all market ready and our training program to hire local as much as we can, we qualify for extra tax credits for our projects
Solar Tax Credit 30%
Prevailing wage worker credit 10%
Storage production credit (PTC) up to 40% (made in America)
Green Hydrogen production credit (PTC) 30%
R&D project framework up to 75% tax exempt
Bonus credit available on coal processing land conversion 10%
Investment tax credits

The U.S. installed 4.6 gigawatts (GWdc) of solar PV capacity in Q3 2022 to reach 135.7 GWdc of total installed capacity, enough to power 24 million American homes. Solar has accounted for 45% of all new electricity-generating capacity added in the U.S. through the first three quarters of the year. Residential solar had another record quarter with 1.57 GWdc installed. Utility-scale solar installations reached 2.5 GWdc, a 36% decrease over the same quarter last year, as the industry continued to weather supply chain challenges and trade disruptions. Despite these challenges, the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) has created significant upside to the long-term solar forecasts, with 21% average annual growth forecasted for 2023 - 2027.