1. Business Plan Presentation

2. Mission “To deliver a revolutionary new energy system by producing a unique pump that makes the most efficient use possible of air, water, and gravity. This proprietary technology has the ability to productively revamp the modern energy industry.”

3. Market There were an estimated 138.3 million electric customers (residential and commercial) in the U.S. in 2005. The total revenue for electric power providers was approximately $270 billion last year. While the demand for electricity and the actual output (generation) increased in 2005, prices also rose approximately 7% from 2004 to 2005. The Company will target power companies in its home state of South Carolina and throughout the U.S. Currently, there are a total of 13,684 power generators in the U.S. – 9,129 electric utilities generators, and 4,555 independent power producers.

4. Problem Nearly half of the country’s electrical power is from coal, with nuclear plants and natural gas accounting for the next largest shares of electrical production. Additionally, with demand for oil increasing worldwide, especially in the populous nations of China and India, supply dwindles while prices rise. Given the environmental concerns that these power sources pose, however, the demand for cleaner, safer, renewable energy sources is increasing.

5. Problem, cont. The U.S. desperately needs a power source that is: Affordable Plentiful Environmentally safe Renewable Compatible with current power grid systems

6. Our Solution The Company will fulfill the need for affordable, reliable, and renewable power while enabling electricity providers to meet the increasing demands of their consumers. The unique Air, Water, Gravity, Power Pump 2000 generates electrical power through water flow, produces no pollutants, and burns no fossil fuels, thereby significantly benefiting the environment and greatly reducing energy costs.

7. Technology Status Blatchley Power will manufacture original equipment to generate electric power using air, water, and gravity. The device – invented in 2000 by the Company’s founder, Kraig D. Blatchley – is called the A.W.G.P.P. 2000, or the Air, Water, Gravity, Power Pump. These pumps, which can stack vertically, will produce high- pressured air and create more power than other generators, including dams and nuclear power plants. The generator can be located near any sustainable water flow – such as in front of storm drains and dams – to create a charge. Once a charge is created, very little water is needed to maintain it because the system reuses the water energy that each pump discharges. This revolutionary process will change electric power energy production worldwide.

8. Customers The total number of U.S. electric customers was 138.3 million in 2005. 1 By sector, there were a total of: 120.7 million residential customers 16.8 million commercial customers 733,862 industrial customers 518 transportation customers Blatchley Power’s customers will be the power companies supplying these end customers. 1 Energy Information Administration: Number of Ultimate Customers Served by Sector, by Provider. 2005. Obtained at: http://www.eia.doe.gov/cneaf/electricity/epa/epat7p1.html

9. Marketing Strategy

10. Management Team Kraig D. Blatchley, Sr. – Founder and Owner Mr. Blatchley is an experienced Master Carpenter and residential home builder with more than 15 years in the industry. He has vast knowledge of drafting and blueprint design, and has Reserve Police Officer training for Beaufort County. He manages various employee-issued invoices and controls accounts receivable and accounts payable. He also reconciles bank statements, issues payroll, and handles other important administrative business functions. He has dedicated the last five years to this cause and has spent much of his time researching, designing, promoting, and building the A.W.G.P.P. 2000 and developing Blatchley Power. Lee Lawton Lee Lawton is a CPA and has been a certified accountant for 15 years. Robert Howard Robert Howard is a business attorney and will handle all legal matters involved with the project. Mr. Howard has been practicing law for more than 20 years.

11. Financials Pro Forma Profit and Loss Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Sales $0$2,482,000$29,784,000$32,762,400$36,038,640 Direct Cost of Sales $0$1,498,200$17,870,400$19,329,816$20,902,411 Total Cost of Sales $0$1,498,200$17,870,400$19,329,816$20,902,411 Gross Margin $0$992,800$11,913,600$13,432,584$15,136,229 Gross Margin % 0.00%40.00% 41.00%42.00% Total Operating Expenses $327,205$771,216$792,808$816,558$842,684 Net Profit ($327,205)$221,584$11,120,792$12,616,026$14,293,545 Net Profit/Sales 0.00%8.93%37.34%38.51%39.66%

12. Competition Overview Blatchley Power will primarily compete with existing electric power sources; the key to success will be demonstrating the efficiency, cleanness, and affordability of this new technology to power companies. There is nothing like the Company’s A.W.G.P.P. 2000 being used by power companies today.

13. Conclusion Blatchley Power is seeking $1,000,000 in total funding through outside investment.