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2. Home Energy Americas, LLC Home Energy Americas, LLC (HEA) specializes in configuring integrated renewable energy solutions for businesses and homes. HEA is the exclusive distributor, from the U.S.A. to Panama (including the Caribbean), for the entire product line offered by Home Energy International B.V. of The Netherlands (HEI). The core products include the Energy Ball® V100 and V200 (small wind turbines), Solar Power (Solar PV), Solar Heat (Evacuated Solar Heat Tubes) and the Bio-Heat Furnace. The Energy Ball® small wind turbine will be manufactured in McKinney, Texas. HEA is a privately held company with an expanding network of distributors and dealers.

3. The Necessity Home Energy offers the commercial solution for a cleaner, healthier and better world –Energy Ball –Solar Power –Solar Heat –Bio CV –More to come 3

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5. Aesthetically appealing. Noise free and very low vibration. Negligible cast shadow (flicker) Installed in urban and rural areas. Roof, pole or facade mounting. Easy to install, operate and maintain. Configurable into a hybrid wind/solar system capable of producing energy 24/7. Low cut-in speed. Residential or business locations Uses wind; a clean renewable energy to produce electricity Produces no emissions Most advanced inverter that follows the power curve in milliseconds Energy Ball Benefits

6. Most accepted renewable energy Greater incentives Many applications Developing technology Ease of integration Combined applications Solar Panels Prowess

7. Multiple Applications Wind / Solar / Heat Tubes Cell Towers COW Any roof description Front to AC / Water Heating Functional Integration

8. No silver bullet Availability of renewable resources Technology strengths Scalable configuration Siting challenges System solutions Adaptability and Efficiency

9. Solar Heat Tubes Simple solution – Best ROI Various applications Minimize energy usage Improve energy equation

10. Regulations and policy adaptability Public awareness of combined renewables Government incentives Industry expansion / consolidation Job growth Funding sources Educational focus Economic feasibility The Future For Renewable Energy

11. Carbon Footprints Good Magazine / Starbucks Information Source

12. Residential Sector Carbon Emissions 47 % Heating 47 % Heating = Solar Heat Tubes / Indoor – Forced Air 24 % Lighting and Appliances 24 % Lighting and Appliances – Energy Ball & Solar Power PV 17 % Water Heating 17 % Water Heating = Solar Heat Tubes / External Water Heater 6 % Air Conditioning 6 % Air Conditioning = Energy Ball / DC Air Conditioning  94 %  94 % of Total Carbon Emission Elimination Targeting ‘Carbon Neutral’ and ‘Zero-Energy’ goals Targeting ‘Carbon Neutral’ and ‘Zero-Energy’ goals Carbon Footprints

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