Solar Alliance Energy Inc. · TSXV:SOLR
Solar Alliance Energy — Investor Presentation (May 2023)
21 slides from Solar Alliance Energy's investor presentation, May 2023
Slide 1: Investor Presentation May 2023
INVESTOR PRESENTATION MAY 2023 TSX-V: SOLR
Slide 2: Disclaimer and forward-looking statement
Disclaimer and forward-looking statement Statements in this presentation, other than purely historical information, including statements relating to the Company's future plans and objectives or expected results, constitute Forward-looking statements. The words “would”, “will”, “expected” and “estima
Slide 3: Solar Alliance
Solar Alliance Solar Alliance is an energy solutions provider focused on high-return commercial, utility-scale and community- based solar installations. Our experienced team reduces our customers’ electricity costs by providing environmentally- friendly and affordable turnkey clean energy solutions.
Slide 4: Reasons to Invest
Reasons to Invest (1) Hybrid business strategy focused on high-margin segments of the fast-growing solar industry with multiple near-term catalysts • Experienced leadership team has developed more than $1 billion of renewable energy projects • Sales pipeline > $50 million and growing project backlog
Slide 5: Revenue Growth - Annual
Revenue Growth - Annual $6,000,000 $4.8 million $5,000,000 $4,000,000 $3.7 million $3.5 million $3,000,000 $2.2 million $2,000,000 $1,000,000 $- 2019 2020 2021 2022 Figure 1: Annual revenue TSX-V: SOLR Solar Alliance | 5
Slide 6: Current Footprint Focused on the U.S. Southeast
Current Footprint Focused on the U.S. Southeast Current areas of operations 2023 expansion potential (organic) TSX-V: SOLR Solar Alliance | 6
Slide 7: Commercial Solar
Commercial Solar TSX-V: SOLR Solar Alliance | 7
Slide 8: Commercial Solar
Commercial Solar Solar Alliance targets commercial and small Commercial Solar PV Installations & Penetration Growth utility solar projects to generate near term revenue. The commercial solar market consists of on-site solar installations for businesses, non-profits and governments. With a little mor
Slide 9: Past Commercial Solar Projects
Past Commercial Solar Projects Wampler's Sausage Farm Hillside Theater - Whayne CAT Carbon Offset 223,282 lbs Annually Carbon Offset 68,803 lbs Annually Energy Produced 136,088 kwh Annually Energy Produced 41,935 kwh Annually Bridgestone Americas – South Carolina – 2.4 MW Lenior City, TN Hazard, KT
Slide 10: Quality Partners and Suppliers
Quality Partners and Suppliers Solar Alliance offers an experience that makes our customers feel good about their investment. Our numerous projects across the U.S. serve as evidence of our commitment to our customers and the environment. We work for and partner with top tier manufacturers, suppliers
Slide 11: Industries Served
Industries Served TSX-V: SOLR Solar Alliance | 11
Slide 12: Full-Service Provider
Full-Service Provider Charging stations are integrated into our residential and commercial solar system products. As electric vehicles begin to saturate the market, electric vehicle chargers are becoming increasingly critical to building owners. Solar Alliance is a Tesla-approved Vendor and a Certif
Slide 13: Solar Asset Ownership
Solar Asset Ownership TSX-V: SOLR Solar Alliance | 13
Slide 14: Solar Asset Ownership
Solar Asset Ownership Solar Alliance targets community solar Cumulative U.S. Community Solar Installations projects for long-term ownership and recurring revenue Early growth for community solar installations was led primarily by three key markets - New York, Minnesota, and Massachusetts. Now, commu
Slide 15: Solar Asset Ownership
Solar Asset Ownership Solar Alliance’s project ownership strategy is to build a fleet of assets that produce long-term recurring revenue streams. • Solar Alliance currently owns and operates two projects in New York State totaling 687 kilowatts. • Both projects achieved commercial operations in Dece
Slide 16: Future Acquisition Opportunities
Future Acquisition Opportunities Solar Alliance sees ample opportunities for future acquisitions, with the company primarily targeting: • Opportunities in the U.S. and Canada in the commercial/industrial and community solar segments • Stranded solar project development pipelines that require develop
Slide 17: Anticipated Acceleration in Canadian Solar
Anticipated Acceleration in Canadian Solar Canada announced investment tax credits (ITCs) of up to 30% for renewable energy technologies in the 2023 federal budget, as announced by finance minister Chrystia Freeland announced in the government's Fall Economic Statement. • Canada is aiming to close t
Slide 18: Capitalization
Capitalization TSX-V: SOLR AT CLOSE MARCH 10, 2023 Share Price $0.08 Common Shares 275M Warrants - Options 14M Market Cap $23M Insider ownership 39% TSX-V: SOLR Solar Alliance | 18
Slide 19: Management
Management Michael Clark Jon Hamilton DIRECTOR & CEO GENERAL MANAGER, U.S. • 20+ years of media, public affairs, marketing and operations leadership • Mr. Hamilton leads our solar team based in Knoxville, TN. experience with a variety of public and private companies. • Prior to joining Solar Allianc
Slide 20: Board of Directors
Board of Directors Brian Timmons Ken Stadlin CHAIRMAN DIRECTOR • Mr. Timmons is a Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified • Founder of Kenergy Solar, established a leading position in the residential and Accountants commercial sectors in the US mid-Atlantic region. • 30 years of experience
Slide 21: Reasons to Invest
Reasons to Invest (1) Hybrid business strategy focused on high-margin segments of the fast-growing solar industry with multiple near-term catalysts • Experienced leadership team has developed more than $1 billion of renewable energy projects • Sales pipeline > $50 million and growing project backlog
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