ReVolve Renewable Power Corp · CSE:REVV
ReVolve Renewable Power — Investor Presentation (April 2025)
23 slides from ReVolve Renewable Power's investor presentation, April 2025
Slide 1: Corporate Presentation April 2025
CORPORATE PRESENTATION April 2025 TSXV:REVV OTCQB:REVVF
Slide 2: Disclaimer: Forward Looking Information
2 Disclaimer Forward Looking Information The forward-looking statements contained in this corporate presentation constitute ‘‘forward-looking information’’ within the meaning of applicable securities laws in each of the provinces and territories of Canada and the respective policies, regulations and
Slide 3: Disclaimer: Non-IFRS Measures
3 Disclaimer Non-IFRS Measures This corporate presentation makes reference to certain non-IFRS measures including Earnings before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization ("EBITDA"). Non-IFRS measures and industry metrics do not have a standardized meaning prescribed by IFRS and are therefore
Slide 4: Revolve Renewable Power
4 Revolve Renewable Power ➢ Fast growing renewable energy-focused independent power producer with diversified portfolio of assets across Canada, the US and Mexico delivering long term contracted revenue and cashflow. ➢ Our fast-deployable and scalable solar, wind and battery storage projects provide
Slide 5: Significant Catalyst – Binding Offer for US Acquisition
5 Significant Catalyst – Binding Offer for US Acquistion Revolve's first operating renewable energy project in the US US$10.5 million Binding Offer for operating wind project Revolve signs agreement to Add 9.6 MW of net operational capacity to current 12 MW portfolio acquire 9.6 MW operating wind pr
Slide 6: The Market Opportunity
6 The Market Opportunity Macro trends driving significant increase in electricity demand across Revolve’s key markets. Reindustrialisation of the US & Canadian economies Key policy of the new both governments is the reindustrialisation of their economy and the expansion of the country’s manufacturin
Slide 7: Revolve at a Glance
7 Revolve at a Glance NO R TH AM ERI C AN FO CU SED REN EWAB LE ENER GY P LATFO RM 1 2 3 Operator and Developer Diverse Project Portfolio Proven Renewable Technologies Transitioning to owner & operator of 3GW Utility Scale portfolio combined with Focus on key renewable technologies of assets with co
Slide 8: Revolve at a Glance
8 Revolve at a Glance Diversified portfolio of renewable energy assets across North America totaling 3GW Project Name Technology Location Capacity MW Development Status Hunters Creek Hydro Canada 2.31 (net) Operational Sakwi Creek Hydro Canada 1.26 (net) Operational Box Springs Wind Canada 3.06 (net
Slide 9: Innovative Business Model
9 Innovative Business Model Revolve is a growth story created to take advantage of a gap in the North American renewable energy market. Recycling capital from the sale of large development-stage projects into mid-sized projects Revolve will own and operate. Recurring revenue from Operating portfolio
Slide 10: Track Record
10 Track Record 2024 2021 2022 2023 Acquisition 2012 2015 Expansion Acquisition Sale of of Initial Sale of into the US of CBS 1.25GW of WindRiver US$3m 15MW market Mexico solar & Corp private solar originating adding storage operating equity project in 2GW operating capacity to assets in raised Mexi
Slide 11: Key Business & Financial Highlights
11 Key Business & Financial Highlights Q 2 F Y2 02 5 F inan cial Re sults US$621k Revenue achieved through contracted electricity generation revenue for distributed generation and utility scale projects as well as asset 3mths Revenue management fees – a 375% increase over Q2, 2024. Str ong Recurring
Slide 12: Portfolio Overview
Portfolio Overview Utility Sca le O pe ra ting & D ev e lopm ent Distr ibute d G en era tion Project Name Technology Locatio Capacity MW Development Status As at Feb 26, 2025 n Technology – MW Operational Development Hunter Creek Hydro Canada 2.31 (net) Operating Rooftop Solar 2.8 21.5 Sakwi Creek H
Slide 13: Revolve Growth Strategy
13 Revolve Growth Strategy The company has transitioned from a ‘pure’ development company to becoming an owner and operator of renewable energy projects. “Independent Renewable Power Producer with operating and development assets across the US, Canada & Mexico offering an above average returns for s
Slide 14: Utility Scale Development - Business Model
14 Utility Scale Development - Business Model Total development portfolio of over 3GW’s across three key Illustrative Investment Case for Utility Scale Develop & Sell Model markets including a number of late stage projects. Project Name Technology Location Capacity MW Development Status Project Size
Slide 15: Utility Scale – Project Sales at Peak Valuation
15 Utility Scale – Project Sales at Peak Valuation Sale of the Company’s Bouse and Parker solar & storage projects to ENGIE, a global leader in the energy sector in Jan 2023. Material transaction for the Company representing the first sale from its US development portfolio with a combined capacity o
Slide 16: Distributed Generation – Business Model
16 Distributed Generation – Business Model Projects up to 5MW are installed at the customer premises (rooftop solar, CHP, battery storage). Customers are typically commercial and industrial scale, including manufacturing operations and hotel chains. Revolve installs these projects at its own cost th
Slide 17: Distributed Generation – Business Model
17 Distributed Generation – Business Model Illustrative Investment Case – 1MW Solar Project LONG TERM POWER PROJECT CONSTRUCT FINANCE PURCHASE ORIGINATION AGREEMENT 3 months 6 months 10 Years Revenue / Cashflow Project Investment Period I nve s tm ent Re t urns: U S$1m tot a l inv es t me nt f ina n
Slide 18: Target Market Overview
18 Target Market Overview Increasing electricity demand will be a key driver for the renewable energy industry over the next 10+ years with a significant amount of new renewable energy & distributed generation capacity required to meet new demand forecasted. Inflation Reduction Act (2022) is a signi
Slide 19: Management Team
19 Management Team Myke Clark, CEO & Director Steve Dalton, Executive Chairman Corporate leader with 20+ yrs experience focused on Co-founder of the Company and has led the renewable energy, corporate finance and project development of the business since inception. Broad based experience across the
Slide 20: Board of Directors
20 Board of Directors Joe O’Farrell, Non Executive Director Roger Norwich, Non Executive Director Joe has over 30 years of corporate experience in the energy and Dr. Norwich is a co-founder of Revolve and has been a major mining industry. He is a co-founder of Revolve and is also a major shareholder
Slide 21: Shareholder Information
21 Shareholder Information CAPITAL STRUCTURE (as at February 28, 2025) Issued & Outstanding 63,036,116 Options ($0.50) 5,375,000 Warrants ($0.45) 8,130,551 Deferred Stock Units 1,785,149 Fully Diluted 78,326,816 KEY DATA Listed in Canada TSXV:REVV Listed in the US OTCQB:REVVF 52 week High/Low C$0.50
Slide 22: Looking forward – Key Catalysts
22 Looking forward – Key Catalysts Accelerated activity over the next 12 months Revenue & Cashflow – increasing revenue & cashflow growth as new DG projects are brought on line and new PPA’s are signed. US & Canadian Utility Scale – targeting to reach Ready to Build (“RTB”) status on 70MW of BESS an
Slide 23: For further information, please contact
23 For further information, please contact: Myke Clark, CEO Email: IR@revolve-renewablepower.com Canada – Registered Office Suite 1060, 320 Granville Street Vancouver, BC V6C 1S9 Mexico Office US Office Pedregal 24, piso 3 14550 E. Easter Avenue col. Molino del Rey Suite 200 Miguel Hidalgo, C.P. 110
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