Capability Statement 2012 SOLIDEA

Capability Statement 2012
SOLIDEA GROUP
Central Europe & Middle East West and Central Africa Americas and Caribbean
CONTENTS
1 Mission Statement
2.1 Head Offices Internet Sites Legal, Accounting and Tax The Organization Principle Directors Incorporation History Activities Funding
2 Profile
2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9
2.10 Services and Products 2.11 Market Sectors 2.12 Information and Disclosure 2.13 Presentation 2.14 New Business
3 Services and Products
3.1 Solar Cells 3.2 Solar Panels 3.3 CHP Gasification how PARS Works 3.4 CHP Solutions Small PARS 3.5 PARS and the end of Landfill
CONTENTS
3.6 SOLIDEA AirWell+ Renewable Water 3.7 Zero Net Energy Faade Lighting 3.8 Plug and Play LED replacement lighting 3.9 Faade consultants for old buildings 3.10 Green up my Shopping Mall
4.1 A cure for Donka
4 Investments
4.2 Providence in Bahamas 4.3 Zero Net Energy Trams in Poland 4.4 St Kitts Leeward Nevis 4.5 Hydrosol One Ghana
1.0 Mission Statement

SOLIDEA Group develops stand alone renewable energy utilities using solar, CHP and other tried and tested technologies. SOLIDEA Group works with governments and commercial entities to find and to develop renewable energy solutions to save money and to make a better and value added environment. SOLIDEA Group are committed to help provide alternative energy and to bring light into the lives of as many of the 1.6 billion people in our world who yet have no access to electricity and the wealth and prosperity it may generate.
2.0 Profile
2.1 Head Offices Central Europe, South East Europe [CE & SEE] Middle East, North Africa [MENA] Solidea Sp z o.o. ul. Jezdziecka 1/11 01-461 Warsaw Poland Contact Steve Walker 0048 601 439 896
Regional Offices: CE & SEE Austria, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Germany, Greece, Spain Regional Offices: MENA Bahrain Bioleux Sp z.o.o. 58-130 Zarow Przylegow 24 Poland Contact Martin Mizera 0048 533 555 351
2.2 INTERNET SITES www.solideagroup.com
Capability Statement 2012 2.3 LEGAL, ACCOUNTING, TAX Deloitte Advisory Sp zo.o Al. Jana Pawla II 19 00-854 Warsaw Poland www.deloitte/com.pl 2.4 BANKING Deutsche Bank Polska S.A. al. Armii Ludowej 26 00-609 Warszawa http://www.db-polska.pl
Capability Statement 2012 2.4 The Organization SOLIDEA Group with its head offices in Central Europe is a developer of renewable energy utilities. In addition to new developments SOLIDEA Group finds solutions for government and for large corporations adding value to their projects and making cost savings. SOLIDEA Group is divided into three geographical divisions each with its own regions of the world. 1. Central and South Europe and the Middle East [CE, SEE and MENA]. 2. West and Central Africa 3. Americas and the Caribbean SOLIDEA Group can call on its specialists and professional associates from over 40 Countries and territories in the world. 2.5 Principle Directors There are three principle group directors 1. Dr. Janusz Prezeorek - President 2. Steve Walker Executive Director 3. Martin Mizera Executive Director 2.6 Incorporation SOLIDEA sp z.o.o. [SOLIDEA LTD] and Foresight Group sp zo.o which later changed its name to SOLIDEA was incorporated as a legal limited liability company in Warsaw in 2001. 2.7 History Steve Walker established Capital Group in Central Europe in 1989. Capital Continental Engineering was established in Poland in 1990 even though the company started work on the British Embassy in 1988. Steve Walker and his colleagues have over 20 years experience of real estate and infrastructure development in Central and Eastern Europe. In the early 1990s business was slow in Central Europe and the Capital Group took European know-how to Bahrain and Dubai in 1993 and South Africa a year later. Steve Walker and his companies provided Cost Planning and Project Management services for top tier developments and Major Projects for over 20 years in Europe working with Tishman Speyer Properties, Davis Langdon Seah International and several other well known companies. After 2001 Dr. Janusz Prezeorek the current Chairman and Steve Walker [with the Blaine Group] joined forces for real estate and utility developments and later rebranding their organization as SOLIDEA to focus on renewable energy.
Capability Statement 2012 2.8 Activities SOLIDEA sp z.o.o is focused on the pre development of large infrastructure and utility projects in Central Europe lighting the tracks [with a value of over 1 billion Euro]. Having established a network for projects internationally activities include renewable solutions in the following fields
SOLIDEA Renewable Energy Expertise Manufacture and Design of Solar Energy with Photovoltaics PARS CHP Waste to Energy [WtE] Micro and Small Power Stations Watergy Air Wells and Renewable Water Building Integrated Photovoltaics Street Lighting, Micro and Smart Grids Cost and Project Management Consulting for Renewable Resources Project Distribution
Blaine Group completed the design and performance specification documentation for 90 Zero Net Energy homes for the 50m Euro Victoria Park Magdalenka Project in 2008
2.9 Funding SOLIDEA Group is privately funded; it has access to equity and debt and from a variety of sources makes use of several instruments Export Project Assistance Central European Bonds Market Private and Institutional Equity
Capability Statement 2012 SOLIDEA team is working with global infrastructure funds for major projects and has access to export credits with established interbank lines of credit already in the Middle East, South, East, Central Europe, South America and Central and West Africa. 2.10 Services and Products SOLIDEA is a developer offering turnkey solutions and these developments often include equity participation. SOLIDEA participate in utility developments in South Europe Africa and the Caribbean. SOLIDEA manages services and suppliers for its developments as the Employer or the Employers Representative SOLIDEA has established OEM agreements for the design and manufacture of branded and white label systems in Photovoltaics, BiPV, CHP Power plants etc. OEM agreements are established in Poland South Korea The United States Mexico
2.10 Current Projects SOLIDEA are currently engaged in the development of the following key projects Public Lighting Poland, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, and Russia CHP WtE MSW and Biomass, Poland, Bulgaria, Italy, Romania CHP WtE MSW Guinea Renewable Water, Electricity and Railway Traction Diesel CHP WtE MSW Electricity, Heat, Angola Due Diligence and technical, Poland, Baltics, and Russia Solar Parking roofs, Poland, Romania and Bulgaria Telecommunication and off grid installations, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast and Guinea
SOLIDEA have a pipeline of utility projects for investment and at various levels of completion Poland St Kitts Comoros Guinea Greece Cyprus Romania
Capability Statement 2012 2.11 Market Sectors SOLIDEA currently provide solutions and systems for For retail developers For global hotel operators For local and central governments Military For Power Distributors Water Utilities For distribution developers
2.12 Information and Disclosure SOLIDEA resources are provided on its web site generally we do not disclose privileged information regards our clients or our clients business activities. A full list of SOLIDEA companies around the world and contacts in those regions are provided at http://www.solideagroup.eu/solidea-worldwide 2.13 Presentation SOLIDEA Group presents itself through its website and SOLIDEA provides its representatives the information and resources to present its business through that website we kindly request that those using our resources kindly consider the environment and how the environment might be affected before unnecessarily printing our resources. 2.14 New Business SOLIDEA Group endeavors to expand its client base and is actively looking to increase its activities, to strengthen its established markets and to develop geographically. SOLIDEA is especially interested in the areas of WtE, Solar Utilities and Renewable Energy Consulting anywhere in the World.
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Special points of interest: Highest performance solar cells on the market Extended Product service life Compatible with all major module manufacturers Certified Bankability Silicon based abundant materials The most Cost Competitive technology
Solidea +Fours Polycrystalline Solar Cells
Polycrystalline cells for Modules and Glass+Glass PV

Maximum Power (wp) Efficiency Maximum Power Current Maximum Power Voltage Short Circuit Current (A) Open Circuit Voltage Imperial Dimensions Metric Dimensions >4 watts per cell >16.6% Imp (A) >8.00 >5.05 >8.50 >6.10 6 inch x 6 inch 156mm x 156mm Polycrystalline Cells Cell Dimensions
156mm x 156mm x 0.5mm
Polycrystalline Cells
Polycrystalline silicon, also called Polysilicon, is a material consisting of small silicon crystals. It differs from Monocrystalline or single crystalline, as it is used mainly for electronics. Polycrystalline technology is the most common and best performing solar technology, it competes with amorphous silicon CIGS, and other technologies used for thin film devices. Polycrystalline Cells are man made from Silicon the second most abundant material on our planet.
Polysilicon Manufacture
Polysilicon is a key component for integrated circuits and for central processing unit manufacturers and for the best known processors such as AMD and intel. Polycrystalline Solar Cell manufacturing is a high tech industry, manufacture is carried out in clean room conditions within a carefully controlled environments. Polycrystalline can be as much as 99.9999% pure. Our workforce wear special Bunny Suit clothing during all manufacture
Solidea Group Publications

Products Cells and Modules
Tolerance for PVB Layer Substrate Thickness Min Substrate Thickness Max
0.5mm 180m 30m 200m 30m Silver Silver Cobolt Blue/Blue/Dark Blue 1% 1000W/m2 25C Polycrystalline Panels
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Front Power Bus Back Power Bus
Our Polycrystalline Cells are used for three Applications

1. 2. 3. Solar Panels/Solar Modules Glass+Glass BiPV Distribution
Projects Development, Finance, Fields, Commercial Installations, PV&CHP
Colour Tolerance Standard Test Conditions
See other resources; Panels, Modules, BiPV
BiPV Design, Procurement, Installation, New Products
Specification
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Sustainable Technology Productions Lines SOLIDEA +Four production automated facilities were designed and constructed by the solar industrys elite and best known OEMs, our manufacturing lines are powered by Baccini, Jonas & Redman and Centrotherm equipment. It is these OEMs that are synonymous with quality, and reliability in the Solar industry today Polycrystalline the Ideal Choice - Uniform SiN Coating Polycrystalline is an excellent substrate for Silicon Nitride (SiN) the technology on which practically all modern PV is founded. Its the quality of the Silicon and Nitrogen compound which creates an ever higher quality production of solar cells. The standard for quality in performance and for sustainable systems using Solar Cells worldwide today is SOLIDEA +Four Polycrystalline Certification SOLIDEA +Four solar cells have all certification for bankability globally and to meet all manufacturers requirements our cells can be supplied branded or white labeled SOLIDEA +Four like 95% of all the solar cells produced worldwide are composed of the semiconductor material Silicon (Si). As the second most abundant element in the earth`s crust, silicon has the advantage, of being available in sufficient quantities, processing silicon ingots from raw material to wafers and finally cells is unlike some of its competitors a green process and it does not burden the environment. High Conversion Efficiency The critical factor behind any solar equipment is performance, performance is measured in power efficiency and as a percentage of 1kW. As a top tier high performance brand SOLIDEA +Four cells are providing the technology behind some of the worlds best performing Solar Panels and Building Integrated Photovoltaics [BiPV]. High Performance in the Field Its these solar modules and panels that deliver the utility grade power plants, roof top power installations and BiPV clean safe renewable energy for generations to come.
Lighting Street and Public Transport Utilities, PPP, SSLs
Consulting Project and Cost Management, Due Diligence, Design Management, Handover, Employer and Lenders Representative, Expert Facade Service
Distribution Country Profiles
Corporate Social Responsibility Humane Projects
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Special points of interest: High performance solar energy PV modules Extended Product service life Easy Installation Robust Frame and mounting Certified Bankability Proprietary System Long life Guaranteed
Solidea240w Solar Module

High Performance PV for commercial Roof, Track and Field
Maximum Power (wp) Maximum Power Volts Maximum Power Current Open Circuit Voltage (V) Short Circuit Current (A) Cell Efficiency (%) FF (%) Maximum System Voltage (V) 240wp 30.00 800 36.00 8.67 16.50 74 1000 Panel Dimensions Dimensions 1667x 998 x 50mm
Solar Panels or Solar Modules

A solar panel (also solar module, photovoltaic module or photovoltaic panel) is a packaged, connected assembly of photovoltaic cells. The solar panel can be used as a component of a larger photovoltaic system to generate and supply electricity in commercial and residential applications.
Because a single solar panel can produce only a limited amount of power, many installations contain several panels. A photovoltaic system typically includes an array of solar panels, an inverter, and sometimes a battery and interconnection wiring.

Temperature Range (C) Power Tolerance (%) Standard Test Conditions
-40 to +85 3% 1000W/m2, AM 1,5, 25% 60 Polycrystalline Cells 19 Tempered 4mm Aluminium Anodized 60m/s (200kg/m2) IP65 Rated Junction Box Type IP65 Rated
Solar Panels Installations

Solidea Group are engaged in the supply for three standard types of commercial installations 1. 2. 3. Fields Roofs Trackers
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Solar Cells Weight (kg)
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Front Glass/Frame
Surface Load Capacity Junction Box Type
See other resources; inverters, feed in meters, tracking devices, and field mountings.
Specification
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High Performance Modules The Solidea240w uses the highest performing Polycrystalline cells on the market these 60 cells are arranged in a matrix of 6 x 10 cells each providing more than 4wp [four watts power each cell) Each panel is wired with a by-pass diode system which reduces loss on the line and increases efficiency within the panel construction Each panel is constructed of 4mm glass laminated low reflective low flash tempered high impact glass screen and is finished in a bespoke extruded aluminium anodized frame. We supply panels with and without labels and can rebrand on request Bankability The Solidea240w has a full certification for bankability in Europe and Asia, these certificates include TV Rheinland Certification IEC 61215, IEC 61730 UL 1703 ISO 9001 CE The Solidea240w is delivered with full 30 years Top Tier Product performance warranty, All panels leave our factories appropriately packed and packaged there are 20 panels on one pallet and 28 pallets to a full 40ft container of 540
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Special points of interest: PARS is gasification of WtE Biomass and Human Waste PARS means the end of landfill No emissions and fully moveable 100% Modular Plug and Play with existing infrastructure CHP and Solar the perfect renewable partnership
CHP Solutions How PARS Gasification Works

PARS Gasification makes waste extinct, creating a fuel for electricity and Heat
PARS Plasma Assisted Reforming Scrubber Carbon Monoxide + Hydrogen Combined Heat and Power 700 degrees C Trace Elements and CO2 MSW, Biomass, Human, Liquid, etc 1 Ton = 43.6 BTUs/ton 11.10-11.73 MJ/KG 10MM BTU/ton = 10MJ/kg 19 Degrees C 320g/kWh electricity only 872g/kWh electricity only 1090g/kWh electricity only 244g/kWh electricity only 1676g/kWh electricity only Wroclaw Poland June 2012 What is PARS CHP? A PARS (Plasma-Assisted Reforming Scrubber) CHP power plant creates a synthesized gas called Syngas (a mixture of carbon monoxide and hydrogen), from feedstock's the gas is cleaned using PARS technology which removes any tar and then as a fuel it powers a compatible diesel generator called a Genset. The diesel Genset produces electricity and the heat from the radiator which is used to cool the Genset is piped as hot water energy Syngas the fuel of the future Syngas is generated at high temperatures from solid organic wastes such as biomass, agro wastes, sewage sludge or sorted municipal waste. This process is called gasification it differs from incineration as it is smoldering rather than burning [with very controlled access of air]. Why PARS Gasification for CHP? PARS technology enables expensive and inefficient gas filters to be eliminated the gasification process is greatly simplified, and thats what makes PARS so cost competitive in terms of both equipment and process. Producing Syngas The amount of energy or Syngas a feedstock produces varies in different types of materials. Mixed plastics for example, which are very difficult to sort in MSW are excellent feedstock's. Production of Syngas is most efficient where same the feedstocks are gasified in a repetitive supply. A Clean Renewable Reliable Fuel Syngas is a very clean fuel, many types of vehicles and plant are adapted to use Syngas. SOLIDEA partners a Bioleux will attempt to set a new world speed record on Syngas in Wroclaw in June 2012 Sythesis Syngas Classification Operating Temperature Ash/Waste Feedstocks [Waste]
Heavy Fuel Oil Norm Average Value in Landfill US Landfill Value

Syngas Delivery Temperature Conversion of Cardboard
Conversion of Wood Conversion of Garden Waste
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Conversion of Polystyrene Conversion of WasteFood World Speed Record Syngas
With PARS 2.64 tons of corrugated Cardboard can convert the same energy as 1 ton of heavy fuel oil
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What is the Plasma in PARS? Plasma is said to be the fourth state; heat a solid and you get a liquid, heat a liquid and you get gas, and if you heat gas high enough you get plasma. What about the future? Syngas technology created an ultra clean high performance fuel from renewable sources it is even compatible with many aircraft engines. Syngas is most significant since air travel is considered the benchmark for our carbon footprints. Public transport example garbage trucks can run on clean Syngas a fuel even from the waste it collects. Syngas Conversion Much oil consumption can be replaced by MSW, biomass and other feedstock's, some of which are more valuable than others. At 0.16c kWh, food waste could have a value of approximately 10 Euro per ton whereas a mixture of most common plastic can demonstrate energy value over 50 Euros per ton
8.38 1.58 1.62 2.64 2.73 3.03 3.16 4.36 5.45 6.51
What Waste Occurs? Waste water and clean ash come from minerals contained in the feedstock the wetter the feedstock the more moisture. all water can be recycled ash is used for organic gardening and hydroponics. Small is beautiful
PARS CHP power plants are less expensive, smaller, lighter, and more mobile than practically any other product on the market. Being smaller the power plant can be deployed closer to where the waste occurs than other technologies that means Renewable Energy With PARS gasification we can reduce our dependency on oil by converting the materials we no longer need and those we already threw away.
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Heavy Fuel Oil Energy Comparisons
Feedstock Comparison Feedstock energy values can be compared side by side with heavy fuel oil to see the volume required to match the energy of one ton of Heavy Oil
The PARS Gasification Process

MSW Fiber Biomass Fiber Biowaste Pellets Feedstocks Controlled Air/Oxygen
SOLIDEA PARS

Lowest temperature no arc Plasma Ultra low AC energy use Multiple Feedstocks Wet or Dry Small and Micro Scale Automatic Feed Systems Movable Energy Production Movable Fuel Production Plug and Play PARS Scrubber precipitates ALL impurities No Emissions Low Cost expandable and Modular
Gasifier
Scrubber
VOCs toxins, impurities condense and solidify for extraction without emissions
Clean Syngas
Energy Production

Fuel Production

Chemical Production

Electricity Hot Water
Railway Traction Diesel Aircraft Fuels Diesel Bottled Gas Products
Fertilizers Waxes Concrete and Blocks
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Special points of interest: WtE with Zero CO2 Emissions PARS is Key to Zero Landfill and Zero Net Energy Buildings No emissions and fully moveable 100% Modular Plug and Play with existing infrastructure CHP and Solar the perfect renewable partnership
CHP Solutions 200kWh Micro Scale PARS

Micro Scale PARS CHP Modular onsite Commercial Solutions
PARS Plasma Assisted Reforming Scrubber Europe, Asia, Africa, US Combined Heat and Power Syngas - Gasification 40% Electrical 60% Hot Water Municipal, Biomass, Human Wet or Dry LTV 85%-15% and 100% cost EU, CEE, Africa, Asia, etc Up to 10 years/from <2% Yes/up to 10 years/with finance 3-6 months/Plug and Play 200kWh <300,000 Euro supplied and installed 200kWe to 2MWe [and larger] 1-3 x 40ft Containers [2MWe] Small low cost power plants deliver local solutions for retail centers, hospitals and office parks waste into energy on site. PARS means many buildings and installations become Zero Net Energy and Zero CO2 producing. A 200kWh has a price tag <300k Saving Money, Earning Money Adding Value Making waste extinct locally is the most economic WtE solution, PARS delivers grid electricity as well as heat. That heat can be converted into cooling and even ice in Summer. PARS adds value to a building because a low carbon footprint means a better yield value. Zero Net Energy buildings go beyond LEED and BREAAM. SOLIDEA CHP+PV installations mean Zero Net Energy and Zero CO2 Modular By Design and Use Equity Participation/Warranty PARS is Different Gasification is waste extinction, no smoke, steam or noise, PARS process turns waste into energy WtE Small is Best Classification Conversion Electrical Heat Conversion Feedstocks [Waste] Form Finance/Cost Deployed

Availability Duration/Rates
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Delivery/Commissioning Price
PARS is entirely modular and you can increase the power simply by adding modules it can be moved and redeployed when and as needed and wherever Fast Repayment SOLIDEA fully financed CHP+PV systems combined can repay in less than 3 years in the European Union. As PPAs are fixed contracts SOLIDEA negotiates upfront payments for its larger clients. Fixed term development for CHP+PV roll out programs in the EU can deliver up to 300m Euros upfront payments for some institutions and private organizations
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Typical Unit Size Physical Size
Typical Consumption
4 [200kWh] to 40 Tons Per Day
Look No Chimney CHP + Solar the perfect partnership

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CHP PARS development potential? existing connection on the current local network. What about consumption? 200kWe + 260kWth CHP system consumes around 4 tons of feedstock a day such as retail waste and packaging. SOLIDEA systems makes extinct many thousands of tons of feedstock PARS can be introduced to existing landfills, when the problem is solved the whole system can be moved on to the next location. All SOLIDEA PARS CHP is fully modular it is supplied in and operated from standard size steel shipping containers. Bankability Effectiveness PARS is an effective low cost solution for waste from Hospitals, Shopping Centers, Office Parks and other Campus institutions. After glass and metal is removed from municipal waste PARS makes almost all other waste extinct, nothing is left for landfill. Ash produced in the extinction process is very clean and can even be used as organic fertilizer PARS technology is fully bankable the Gasification process means no smoke, no steam and practically silent running. PARS produces slightly acidic water during the heat exchange which can be re balanced and re used. PARS was originally developed to make Nerve Gas caches extinct and it continues serving betterment of mankind to this day. SOLIDEA renewable energy project are manufactured in the EU and are backed by EU export guarantees CHP Biomass, WtE and Biowaste renewable energy solutions from SOLIDEA and Bioleux consume feedstocks and convert their energy to electricity and hot water. CHP converts all kinds of waste Municipal, Biomass and even Human Waste turning them into clean Renewable Energy. CHP and Solar When combined with Solar Renewable Energy projects CHP+PV together can provide a more efficient round the clock renewable energy solution. Solar installation work during the sunny peak power hours whilst CHP is ticking over and then when the sun goes down CHP kicks in. Plug and Play
SOLIDEA supply PARS CHP systems plug and play. It means they can be connected with existing grid networks in just a few hours. They simply tie into a new or existing grid connection to deliver energy round the clock making best use of an
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Special points of interest: PARS gasification system means the end of historic landfill PARS systems distributes energy generation producing heat and electricity locally Baling feedstock ends Methane emission immediately PARS technology makes even the most unlikely landfill into a profitable business
CHP Solutions, PARS and the end of Landfill

Baling of landfill for PARS extinction halts Methane Emissions
PARS Plasma Assisted Reforming Scrubber Europe, Asia, Africa, US Combined Heat and Power Feedstock to Syngas to Energy 40% Electrical 60% Hot Water Less than 78% dry weight Wet and Dry Solid Waste Up to 100% of costs From <2 years Process and Energy Production MSW Fiber, Syngas, Fertilizer 3-6 months/Plug and Play Unlimited <5% by Volume 1-3 x 40ft Containers [2MWe] expandable to fit any size End Methane, Renewable Energy, Reuse of land PARS feedstock requires sand, metal, glass and masonry to be mechanically removed from the MSW under factory conditions. The polishing and sorting can be achieved locally but not on the landfill site because of the risk of methane. Historic Landfill Feedstocks Landfill rehabilitation benefits Even ancient landfill feedstock provide variable results as PARS feedstock, the various strata deliver similar but dependable mixed results depending on age PARS and the landfill kill PARS Gasification means MSW waste extinction; there is no smoke, no steam and no noise. Extreme heat turns waste to gas and no CO2 is emitted during this extinction process. All MSW waste can be processed for extinction and this means that PARS is ideal to clean up aged landfill sites. The Physics of Landfill Anaerobic digestion occurs in the compressed mixture or biodegradable [and non biodegradable] waste deposit of landfill and in the absence of oxygen methane occurs. Leaching methane from landfill is over 20 times more damaging to the environment than CO2. Methane is the cause of local pollution of ground and ground waters causing fires and even explosions. Baling inventory of Landfill Landfill MSW is baled in the open air and filed under the protection of an open canopy. Baling landfill in fresh air halts the anaerobic process and it allows the content of the landfill to be counted prior to processing. Opening landfill is the first stage in the regeneration of the site. Landfill sorting Landfill Project Capacity Aggregate yields [Average] Deployed Classification Conversion Process Electrical Heat Conversion MSW Fiber at Landfill Feedstock Form Financing of Projects Payback Period

Products Cells and Modules Projects Development, Finance, Fields, Commercial Installations, PV&CHP
PARS systems Products Delivery/Commissioning
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Physical Size
In GHG emission one ton of Methane emission is equal to twenty tons of CO2
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Landfill For Energy? Historic landfill is baled and transported locally to a PARS CHP sorting plant. The polished feedstock it creates is MSW fiber. MSW fiber is easily transported, distributed and stored. Even picked over MSW deposited over the last 20 years contains a high plastic content ideal for high energy yield For the Environment Baling landfill and exposing it to oxygen halts the worst environmental methane emissions. Stacking feedstock in an orderly fashion prior to sorting makes better use of space giving the landfill site the earliest opportunity to recover. Quantifying the potential energy yield of landfill early gives confidence to the investment process and landfill clean up projects quickly demonstrate both income positive cash flows and long term profitability For land reclamation SOLIDEA PARS systems means all kinds of landfill projects can be safely reclaimed for redevelopment or continue to serve the community in other ways as filler for cement blocks at the landfill. PARS CHP deployment PARS demonstrates that collecting and redistributing wastes from and to Hospitals, town Shopping Centers, Office Parks and other public institutions can be most cost effective. The sorting is made at the landfill, MSW fiber is then redistributed to PARS CHP power unit where the energy is used. Turnkey Development Energy Distribution PARS technology is shipped and operated from standard steel containers. PARS CHP units are moveable and expandable and any number can be deployed on the reclaimed landfill site, nearby or elsewhere within its district. PARS technology and gasification can make MSW collection and PARS fiber feedstock distribution self sufficient. Many types of garbage trucks, loaders, and hopper vans can be easily converted to run on the Syngas created in the PARS process. Ash produced in the extinction process is sold as fertilizer or processed SOLIDEA GROUP worldwide are a range of specialists whose business is WtE and renewable energy. Funding, financial cost planning, tendering design, supply integration and education the SOLIDEA team make the practice of landfill redundant and the existence of landfill history. About SOLIDEA SOLIDEA is renewable energy company it develops stand alone renewable utilities and works with commercial organizations and public bodies to deliver renewable energy solutions worldwide.
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Special points of interest: Pure Water made on site using renewable energy source Unlimited supply 100% beneficial to the environment Designer Water for local health Reduce Carbon Footprint, save lives Improve your business and green image give water away free
Solidea AirWell+ Pure Water for Free

Watergy Renewable Energy, Renewable Pure Drinking Water
SOLIDEA AirWell+ Atmospheric Pure Water Condensers Circa 1000 Liters per day <500kg Operational [Max] 55-85% RH 0.24kWh/Liter Water Yes, Unlimited Inline Units Up to 10 years More HO less CO Cost CO2 Saving AirWell+ <25,000 Euro/Unit >36.5 tons per year In line Cooler In line Carbonation Same Day Plug and Play 2-3 Months LTV 85-15% 100% Costs Most bottle water consumes water to make water; most water is transported long distance, the content of carbonated drinks, iced teas, cordial and practically all cold beverage except pure juices delivered in plastic bottles and cartons could in theory be bottled in the supermarket. This could save up to 12% of produce delivery by volume and 15% by weight. By bottling on site significant diesel fuel can be saved. Environmental Benefits SOLIDEA AirWell+ extracts water directly from the atmosphere. 100% powered by renewable energy the more the process extract actually the more the environment benefits. Water extracted from the ground is not good for the environment. Pure Water Makes The Best Drinking Water SOLIDEA AirWell+ can replicate any mineral water or beverage by mineral and flavor dowsing. Being controlled pure water its often far better quality. Most supermarket chains, hospitals, camps and campus make bread, cook and process various food stuff on site so it can be served fresh and so it uses far less energy. So why not produce and bottle pure water on site too? A supermarket bottling plant often needs less energy and space than the bakery. Solar or PARS Powered Renewable Pure Water SOLIDEA produce a solar or PARS CHP powered water condenser to extract water from the atmosphere. The system is entirely renewable turning sunlight or MSW and other renewable feedstock into pure water on site where it is most valuable. Water Where its Needed Optimum Humidity Energy Consumption Bankable Warranty AirWell+ Daily Capacity Unit Weight

Dispensing Carbonation Installation
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Lead in and delivery Finance Availability
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Compliant Typical Shopping Center EU/US/AUS Save up to 15% of its total delivery and transport cost
A Shopping Center Producing 4 tons of waste a day can produce > 10,000 liters of pure water every day
How Much CO2 does it really save? are sold in supermarkets. Plastics for example are rarely recycled, however they are a major contributor to methane at the landfill as they trap and leach dangerous methane gas. The Payback 100% renewable water projects can pay back in 3 to 5 years, it depends on the scale of the dispensing system, chiller and dowsing equipment. In West Africa and in the Indian Ocean SOLIDEA are providing AirWell+ for hospitals to ensure fresh water is always available with patient care. SOLIDEA participation SOLIDEA are renewable energy consultants and as well as developing, investing and innovating participate in education programs for renewable energy. The synergies of water and energy together or Watergy are critical to the development and well being of mankind. SOLIDEA is a Renewable Energy Company with a Worldwide Reach who develop utility size renewable energy projects and work with governments and large commercial organizations to find Renewable Energy Solutions.
Statistics on delivery of bottled water are at best vague. However on average it takes over 3 liters of water and 162 grams of oil to produce the average 1.5 liter bottle of mineral water, an estimated 150g of GHG. The Capacity of One AirWell+ One AirWell+ can produce up to 1000 liters per day of CO2 free water, it can save 36.5 tons of CO2 a year making 365,000 liters of water a year and saving over 1million liters. Teamed with PARS CHP, using a typical shopping centers MSW as feedstock can produce over 10,000 liters of water every day.
Product Quality AirWell+ produces high quality water, it is ideal for hospitals, schools and large campus. Having high quality fresh water readily available many of the beverages found in supermarkets could be produced at a far higher quality and for a fraction of the price. Saving on Resources and Landfill Over 10 Billion drinks and bottled containers were sold in Central, South Eastern Europe in 2011. Less than 3% will be recycled. Vending higher quality beverages from supermarkets at a local level, at lower cost lowers any impact of introducing deposits on drinks containers. Up to 11% of landfill volume can be accounted for from beverage containers which
Competing With Designer Waters According to most international food standards some 90 different elements are permitted as part of the content of mineral water. SOLIDEA found even the most expensive mineral waters can contain impurities that they could best do without. Whilst few of the lesser elements found in mineral water are good for you, no bottle waters are perfect. By dowsing pure water inline the AirWell+ and its bottling plant can reproduce any designer water and even make it better.
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Special points of interest: Upgrade your lighting and green image High Impact energy saving 20-25 years Income Producing Improve Safety and increase security Improve yield and asset performance Long life energy systems
Zero Net Energy Facade Lighting

How to save money and generate income from renewable energy lighting
Faade Light 500w Faade Light 250w Faade Light 150w Faade Light 60w Rooftop PV Panel Rooftop PV Panel Atrium BiPV Atrium BiPV SSL equivalent 100w SSL equivalent 90w SSL equivalent 60w SSL equivalent 15w 240w Typical 120w/m2 Circa 90w/m2 Glass+Glass Circa 50-100w/m2 Spectra Circa 45-90w/m2 Glass+Glass Circa 25-100w/m2 Spectra 30-60% additional energy 3-5 times Typical 850/1600kWh/year 4380hrs per year
Zero Net Buildings and Zero Net Building Installations

A zero net energy building (ZNE) or zero net building installation (ZNBI), is a popular term to describe a building or one of its installations with zero net energy consumption and zero carbon emissions annually. In balancing the energy needs throughout the year being grid tied and benefiting from government green rates many installations can quickly become both income producing and CO2 positive. Zero energy buildings and installations remain grid tied and on the grid supply. Energy can be harvested on-site through a combination of energy producing technologies while reducing the overall use of energy with extremely efficient Lighting and other technologies. There is a noticeable difference between new SSLs white light technologies and what they replace The grid tied system uses the grid as a giant battery a surplus goes onto the grid in summer and the excess is regained in winter. The zero-energy design principle is becoming more practical to adopt due to the increasing costs of fossil fuels and low cost solar panels. The reduction in energy has significant impact The zero net energy consumption principle is gaining considerable interest as renewable energy harvesting is a means to endorse a companies image. Commercial buildings can reduce their consumption of fossil energy by more than 40% in the European Union

Louver/Canopy BiPV Louver/Canopy BiPV
Tracker efficiency Black to Green Ratio Solar Energy/Irradiation
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Typical lighting Time
Fixed Green Tariffs Income Generating
20-25 years Yes
Save what you can offset the rest - act now and you can actually earn money
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Money Saved We are not the only company offering 80% savings on non SSLs but SOLIDEA is independent and has access to around 80 OEMs in the SSL industry it means we can shop around and most competitively. ble there are infinite luminaries and most all new and old can be refitted. As technology moves on many early SSLs are already old tech for sure as sustainability moves on and lower cost SSLs are capable of far longer life cycle energy as it is 3 to 5 times the price of standard tariff electricity or black energy. Once connected you can expect this income every month. Renewable Energy Generation Renewable energy is generated on the lamp stand, on the roof or in BiPV [Building integrated Photovoltaics] or from high tech trackers to generates more energy than consumed. Grid Tied or Staying on the gird There is every reason to stay on grid as the grid acts as a huge free battery, you put excess energy on the grid in summer and take the extra you need in the dark winter nights [and even at a discounted rate] Money Earned Considering changing your utility? SOLIDEA are experts at negotiation with utilities and there is a lot to be had from negotiating, we are able to make most shopping centers and office park pwners have many Zero Net Building Installations and have them generate real income too
Value Gained There is a lot of value to be gained from quality SSLs colours are brighter light is far more controlla-
On balancing and offsetting the remaining energy consumed with solar panels or other renewable energy on site we are rewarded with 2 to 4 times the cost of the energy in income. This is because the outgoing energy is renewable or green tariff
SOLIDEA PROJECTS
Special points of interest: End public spending on utility lighting create sustainable free public services Self Financing through PPP Create Micro Utilities to join future Smart Grids Plug and play saves time ensuring quick implementation Raises the quality of road and street safety
Plug and Play LEDs For Existing Street Lighting

The change to LED can save the equivalent of 3 Nuclear Power stations
SMART GRID UTILITY Facility Supporting Growth Capacity Outgoing Technology Incoming Technology Grid Tied Controller Data Connection Smart Grid Compatible Europe, West Africa, MENEA, Caribbean and Indian Ocean LED Street Lighting Roads, Rail, Ports and Buildings PPP A Compatible Solution >3,000,000 units a year Mercury and Sodium Vapour SSL [Solid State Lamps] LED Yes Daytime, Moonlight, Dim Wired/Wi-Fi/Networked Yes Yes Public Private Partnership Public Private Partnership SPV 10-20 Years >1 Billion Euro Central Europs Save Lives, Reduce Accidents Improve Quality of Lighting Achieve Zero CO2 Emission Zero Public Cost - Public Profit Achieve EU Energy Goals Create A Sustainable Profitable Enterprise from a Public Utility
Inadequate Lighting at a Main Junction in Warsaw
Street Lightings networks, a public burden Street lighting is an unnecessary public economic burden, in cities and in rural areas inefficient HSP [High Pressure Sodium] street lighting utilities present a huge cost to the Civic Budget.
SOLIDEA invest in upgrading street lighting by PPP [Public Private Partnership], a joint venture with the local utility that provides new LED Lamps installed in the existing street light Cobra. Backwards and Forwards Compatible New LED technology reduces cost, saving up to 80% of the energy and they last more than twice as long as sodium lights. SOLIDEA refit the existing Street light with a E40 collar LED. In the near future even lower power consuming GaN technology SSLs will replace LED and they will use the same standard E40 connection. Far Better Quality Lighting SSLs [Solid State Lamps] LEDs and in future GaN technology deliver far better out door quality lighting than any HPS. SSLs produce much brighter controllable white light HPS dull yellow light. White light improves vision reduces accidents. LED lights can be turned down to save even more energy foe example in the early hours and on bright moonlight nights HPS cannot. Green, Smart Micro Grid Sustainability

Micro Grid Compatible Type of Investment
Incorporation Investment Cycle
Investment Volume
Main Goals BiPV Design, Procurement, Installation, New Products
By producing and using renewable energy on Smart and Micro Grids we extend the life of our existing infrastructure staying on grid we are re developing existing infrastructure, adding value to society and sparing valuable tax payers money for other and in some cases more urgent projects.
A Cost Free Upgrade; lower bills, better quality lighting and a CO2 Free Utility
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Is this investment cost competitive ? There are more than 12 million sodium street and security lamps needing replacement around Central Europe. The cost of replacing a complete lamp is over 2,000 Euro but what of all the other infrastructure the posts support? Replacing a 250w to 400w HPS cobra for LED costs between 300 and 600 Euro. SOLIDEAs solution replaces the lamp in the existing Cobra and costs less than half of this price. How Sustainable is SOLIDEAs PPP Model When do SOLIDEA exit and what happens next? SOLIDEA offset the energy used with income producing renewable green energy generation elsewhere on the grid. Income from this utility pays back the loans for itself and the lights very quickly. Once the costs are repaid SOLIDEA exit BOT leaving a fully paid for renewable energy generating utility which makes a substantial yearly income. A Profitable Business With Strong Future Growth SOLIDEA planning ensures the utility can grow in future, by improving lighting and adding clients with new revenue streams to the smart micro grid. After and Before a 2x 98w LED vs HPS 400w After a fixed time period the loans are repaid the project is income producing and a sustainable a profitable utility is retuned to the local authority. What Other Value Can SOLIDEA offer in future? As a renewable energy development partner SOLIDEA offer ongoing investment programs to add value to this smart micro grid. We will help reduce costs, energy use and CO2 to achieve all EU energy goals and standards. SOLIDEA global reach include some of the EUs smartest energy professionals. Network Expansion Network Growth Micro Grid operators foresee the rapid expansion of pu telecommunications systems providing unlimited Before scope for expansion. What Are The Capital Costs For The Utility? There are no Capital Costs for the existing street lighting utility. SOLIDEA make all the investments and take all the risks funding the project turnkey . What Extra Energy Costs Can The Utility Expect? There is no extra cost in fact cost are reduced 20% in year one and 10% every year thereafter. This means fixed reduced costs for far better authority financial cost planning and of course more money.
SOLIDEA CAPABILITY
Special points of interest: A small failure unnoticed today can lead to a much bigger failure tomorrow Most structural damage goes unnoticed till its too late Tenants are more tolerant if they are informed Less defects means better environments happier tenants and more profitable developers
Faade Consultants For Old Buildings

The Fifth Engineer On How Buildings Fall Down
Faade Consultants in Due Diligence FAADE FACTS Average Value of Facade Least Likely Claim The Darker The Stone Did you know? >18-20% of the total cost Most Likely Defect The Better The Performance The faade of any building must perform, the older and more unique the technology the more complicated the risks and the failures. Building owners, conservators and their representatives reach out to professional surveyor specialist often called the Fifth Engineer the Faade Consultant Structure and Integrity Wind and self loads have stood the march or time but when will the faade end its full life cycle? Water got in but did it get out and what damage has it already done? Air tightness and building mass is so vital to maintain an enclosed environment but its also important to keep its balance. Are modern cooling measures designed for light weight structures doing more harm than good? Winter and Summer take its toll can it shed water and will ice create risks to passers by? Building Physics and Adding Value Does heat escape or can it build up, does the ventilation still work? Avoiding direct light reduces solar gain, shading makes better daylighting technique and a better working environment makes happier tenants and more successful developers. Truly value added faade consulting services offer a path of true sustainability reducing energy and loss and integrating renewable solutions Materials and System Expertise The Fifth Engineer is a materials and systems expert who understand the compatibility of modern and ancient techniques, materials and their durability
A Thin Stone Veneer Non Dimensional Timber Hysterisis Most Glass Inclusions Glass is laminated clear Handmade Bricks are Marble
<50mm thickness <50mm thickness Causes Marble to Warp Are Stainless Steel With PVB or EVA Clamps, Stocks, and Gaults Is almost never used on facades Are Granite or Diorite 3mm Aluminium Powder Coat Causes Black Stains up to 12km >250 Years Old and Watertight Liverpool 1864 Steel

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Steel Over Copper Oldest Copper Roof Oldest Curtain Wall
Many older buildings can demonstrate to out perform new buildings after being refitted
The Due Diligence Report
An informative and professionally written faade due diligence report puts the reader in control. Presenting simple easy understood terminology describing how the faade is constructed. Defects are presented by clear descriptive images it provides insight into what has failed, what will fail in the next few years, full life cycle and recommended upgrades. Old buildings can often out perform their original specification this can provide terrific potential for a building developer. Immediate Failures The first priority is safety and immediate defects are logically titled and described. The due diligence report lists the necessary actions to be undertaken to replace or make good defects and this description is a logical form on which other have the basic instructions to specify immediate rectification and works Failure Short Term Full Life Cycle The architectural life span of building components are decided during design intentionally or otherwise. Components of the faade usually exceed their design life cycle way ahead of that of the structure. Even if the faade has performed we can assume the faade will need major renovation, replacement or rehabilitation before the building structure does. Recommended Upgrades Technology, and performance march on with time either faade failure or its poor performance impact the value of a building the costs of poor building environments is one example. Often shading has been overlooked omitted or has even failed this can have as much impact as a faade that has retained
water because it too causes detrimental mechanical and environmental failure. SOLIDEA Take the LEED and make it green All real estate is valued according local yield trends and its no secret well managed and green buildings achieve far lowest yield values. The LEED and BREEAM register demonstrate a commercial building can achieve 1-2% yield advantage over its neighbor. In Zero Net Energy it can be even more SOLIDEA are not assessors but we are part of a dynamic renewable energy company that is cutting edge in BiPV and Zero Net Energy; a renewable energy firm with a big green mission SOLIDEA participation We have over 25 years experience leading Faade and Envelope workshops, investigations and inspections. We are active in handover and defect monitoring through the final accounts and various stages of delivered liability to annual health checks and final years. We have supported claims and we have even provided expert witnesses in some extra ordinary and historic legal cases.
Most components that yield or become ineffective often first fail architecturally. Short term failures are logically titled and listed with prescribed rectification or replacement. These descriptions are good instruction for planned maintenance and form the basic instruction on which future renovation works can be designed and specified
SOLIDEA CAPABILITY
Special points of interest: All Retail Shopping Center Developments can be Zero Net Energy Buildings Increase Rental demand and popularity Increase Asset Yield and add value Reduce Carbon Footprint and improve building environment Make Money Every Month dont just save energy
Green Up My [Existing] Retail Center

Zero Net Energy [ZNE] means no more energy bills
SOLAR PANELS Weight Per Panel Area per panel on roof Panels Per Tracker Panels Rate/watt Delivery/Install Time CHP PARS MICRO Area/Space Needed Solidea240wp Roof orTracker 19kg 2,0m2 9-12 <0.65c/watt Advantage 4/6 weeks 200kWe/260kWth Heat Operates from 1 container ZNEs combine reduced energy use with extremely efficient HVAC and Lighting technologies. The zero-energy design principle then offsets energy consumption by the renewable energy generated on site. The building owner benefits being paid a higher rate for the energy generated on site than the energy used. Paying off the Capital investment Retail Shopping Centers A retail destination, shopping mall, shopping centre, shopping arcade, shopping precinct or simply mall is one or more buildings forming a complex of shops representing merchandisers, with interconnecting walkways enabling visitors to easily walk from unit to unit, along with a parking area a modern, indoor version of the traditional marketplace The Retail Shopping Center Development Includes the circulation to shops, kiosks and food area. It includes indoor and outdoor back of house, lighting etc and indoor and outdoor parking and lighting, seasonal lighting, displays, insignia and advertising boards, even electric car charging! A zero-net-energy building, (ZNE) A popular term to describe a building with zero net energy consumption and zero carbon emissions annually. SOLIDEA recommend all ZNEs remain grid connected to benefit from Green and Black tariffs. Energy can be harvested on or offsite through a combination of energy producing technologies such as Solar and CHP (combined heat and power)

Garbage Capacity Approximate Cost Ash
Circa 4 tons per day 250,000-300,000 Euro 10-15% of volume Circa 2-3 times black tariff Zero no chimney no emission 100% gasification
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Black/Garbage Ration Smoke and Emissions
Process
BiPV Format
Crystalline/Amorphous Glass+Glass and Spectra
How much can we make with a ZNE building?

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Can all shopping centers and destinations become Zero net Energy [ZNE] Buildings? Practically every shopping destination is significantly different and unique. It has its very own tenant mix, it has its individual maintenance regime but almost all are capable of becoming Zero Net Energy Projects. excellent business strategy. How does ZNE affect my property yield? All real estate is valued according to local yield trends and its no secret well managed and green buildings achieve far lowest yield values. As the LEED and BREEAM register shows a shopping center can achieve 1-2% yield advantage. Simply make a quick calculation when multiplied by rental incomes its easy to see why ZNE buildings are all the rage amongst owners wherever they are SOLIDEA are experts at brokering tariff agreements with local utilities with ZNE building projects in mind, take off orders for premium green energy tariffs can be fixed for 20-25 years and in most cases the inflation rate will meet most of the debt servicing cost of the new installation. Once the tariff is fixed the debt financing can be easily arranged and the financial viability can be better understood, when the installation cost is measured against a fixed income it is easy to see why so many developers and owners see ZNE as an SOLIDEA participation We are consultants and we can recommend EPCs with good track records, as well as manufacturing many products locally and through OEMs we also want to be considered in the financing of ZNE projects, we have access to finance through Bonds and wish to take equity in some Projects. We have extensive resources for export guarantees and we are looking forward to help you plan, finance and execute your projects.
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What kind of income can we expect from our ZNE Project? The green and black energy rates vary from country but almost always >2-5 times, this as a guideline for shopping centre owners means that a Zero Net Energy installation would mean an income at least greater than 2 to 5 times the current energy bill.
What kind of Capital Cost will we incur? Simple projects can pay back in 3-5 years, it depends on the design and layout of the Shopping destination There are many factors to consider, these include local tariff rates, local irradiation, the amount of garbage produced the cooling loads and the building fabric condition within the non tenanted areas. How will such a scheme be financed?
COUNTRY PROFILE 2012
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Special points of interest: Donka can produce renewable Energy for lower cost than the local grid Producing energy surplus can generate valuable income Waste used as feedstock generates income and saves cost Sustainable renewable energy is safeguard against crises
A Cure For Donka Solidea on Guinea

Country Profile - Donka Hospital - Conakry Guinea 2012
DONKA HOSPITAL Energy Connection Energy Cost in Guinea Renewable Installation Feedstocks Conakry Guinea 30MW [540 Bed Hospital] >USD 0.40c/kWh PV+CHP PARS. AIRWELL+ Municipal, Medical, Human Waste, Biomass Solar Radiation in Guinea Circa 1750w/m2/yr Ideal Solar Panels Type Roof Load Total Project Time Polycrsytalline Solidea240w Circa 20kg/m2 1 yrs construction <10m Euro Fuel Oil/Diesel 540 Donka 276 Ignace Deen Circa 2m Stable World Bank/Carbon Trust [Russian] Built 1956 Guinea 2012 Despite being one of the potentially richest countries in Africa the people of Guinea are some of the poorest in the region. Since winning its independence from France in 1958 Guinea had only two leaders before Alpha Cond was elected in free elections in 2010 ending 52 years authoritarian rule A the end of Oppression and Decay Despite several new private clinics the majority of Conakry's 2m+ population rely on two public hospitals the Donka built with Russians assistance in 1959 and the Ignace Deen a French Colonial artifact. Both hospitals suffer power outages poor maintenance and a chronic lack of drinking water which is often life threatening. Electricity and Facility Since 2000 power and water failure are blamed on low water reserves and the inability of the countries hydro electric facilities to cope with drought and demand. Performance and Reform The Donka has significant debts that it simply cannot pay, many poor people in need of treatment have been turned away as a result of stringent . Sustainable Energy to Pay its Way SOLIDEA believe negotiating a local feed in tariff for excess energy supply Donka could subsidize its daily costs rectifying its debts, the economic use of renewable energy to produce drinking water and process grey water at Donka and Ignace Deen would cut cost, promote better cleanliness and save lives. 2million people rely on Conakrys public hospitals in crises

Total Finance Renewable Local Energy Generation
No of beds Population of Conakry Political Situation
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Financial Agencies Donka Hospital
Sick House, Power House, can Donka help keep the City Clean
How Does Zero Net Energy Benefit Donka? Putting Guinea Back to Work SOLIDEA CHP+PV combined means that Donka never needs be dependant on local utilities in times of crises, Donka is not victim of high fuel price fluctuations in time of partial crises and without crises it can produce its own energy at far lower cost than the local fuel oil utility. CHP+PV creates jobs it provides a reference project others can follow. Where Will The Funding Come From?
Since global fuel oil prices passed the USD 0.40c/ kWh benchmark renewable solutions CHP+PV together demonstrate a rapid repayment of Capital Expenditure and a sustainable long term cure for Donka. Within a few years Donka can produce significant energy and drinking water without cost. What equipment will achieve Zero Net Energy? Combined Heat and Power CHP produces electricity and heat from making feedstock extinct, SOLIDEA PARS does this in a closed chamber no smoke, no steam and no noise. SOLIDEA have devised a two chamber system, for Donka, one for dry waste garbage and biomass. The second human waste and foodstuff. Combined SOLIDEA can supply enough energy from CHP to maintain Donka Hospital What is the benefit of AIRWELL+? Guinea environmental conditions are perfect for SOLIDEA AIRWELL+ the roof mounted condensers produce significant pure water from air on the roof in all weather conditions. Donka and Ingnace Deen are both provided over 1000 liters per day of pure water. Solar installations at both hospitals provide power for AIRWELL+ with plenty of spare capacity
Donka Campus - Ideal for High Solar Capacity Donka is a campus it already has an extensive roof network, the proposed new solar car park roofing will upgrade the existing parking arrangements and Donka can feed energy in to the thirsty local energy network. Negotiating a FIT could quickly pay back Capital Costs so it becomes income producing. Why Donka Now? Guinea is in transition it is a society on course for a democratic future and peace. Conakry is a critical landmark in West Africa and the stability of Guinea is significant to the security of all of West Africa
SOLIDEA will test a variety of financial instruments through coordinating and motivating the various agencies as well as brokering support from the local government and gaining support from the administration in Donka. SOLIDEA sees negotiating with agencies established for humanitarian and for Carbon programs as key to project certainty About SOLIDEA SOLIDEA has its regional representatives already on the ground in Conakry; we are a renewable energy project developer. Our OEMs are among some of the most successful electronics manufacturers in the world. Our systems are manufactured in Europe or The United States of America whilst SOLIDEA is proactive throughout West Africa
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Special points of interest: 100% Renewable Energy, Public Utility Private Debt via Corporate Bond Structure to Self Finance Debt Free in 5 years Balanced Sustainable Energy System for Future Generations No Power Disruption During Change Over Improve Services From Day One
Providentia in Providence Solidea on Bahamas

Country Profile - New Providence - The Bahamas 2012
New Providence The Commonwealth of Bahamas NEW PROVIDENCE NASSAU [Capital] New Providence is the most densely populated island in The Bahamas and its largest City Nassau is the Capital of the commonwealth. Around 250,000 people and 70% of the population of Bahamas are located in Nassau. History Charlestown as it was originally called became Nassau in 1695 at the hands of the then governor Nicholas Trott who changed the name in honor of Prince Orange Nassau who later became William III King of England. Economy Energy Consumption Nassau Power Plant #1 Nassau Power Plant #2 Circa 0.5GW Blue Hills [Diesel/Oil] 320MW Clifton Pier [Diesel/Oil] 23MW 26 Power Plant [100MW] [independent company] 137MW hrs per year <80% >USD 0.11c kWh [2012] Solar PV and WTE CHP > 96,000 users The Bahamas has two notable industries tourism and offshore banking, New Providence has various resorts including a new Casino. There are over 400 banks and trusts in the Bahamas the majority are based in Nassau. Communication New Providence is very popular with cruise ships and Prince Georges Wharf accommodates the worlds largest cruisers. Linden Pindling International Airport provides for wide bodied jets including the popular Airbus A380 enabling global traffic Energy Mix. Two main oil fired power stations are based in New Providence provide the majority of power in the Bahamas. There are some 26 small plants around the islands total <100MW the energy mix is predominantly oil fired. Since 2008 the Bahamas Government has been actively encouraging the installation of roof top solar systems subsidizing their installation.
Total Land Mass Population Annual Tourists Cruise Ships Notable Hurricanes
207m2 [34km x 11km] <250,000 >1,000,000 Yes Donna [1950] Floyd [1999]

Other Plants All Bahamas Grand Bahamas Power
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Renewable Energy Mix Electricity Customers
Forward, Upward, Onward, Together SOLIDEAs renewable energy revolution

Beyond Grid Parity a time for change tion is designed to be as unobtrusive as possible. The Energy, The Balance and The Supply Power grid energy supply IS best well distributed as distributed power reduces losses. SOLIDEA sees the supply of up to 130MW of renewable energy from public PV+CHP utilities a 50/50 combination of energy generation and waste extinction and the continued promotion of home owner PV. process in other words there is no smoke, no gas and no noise so no emissions, the ashes produced are for fertilizers, hydroponics and market gardeners. PARS CHP makes both new and old garbage extinct. Digging for Feedstocks Hidden Bahamas Treasures A unique feature of a 2MWe PARS system is that its moveable. It consists of three steel containers and ideal feedstock can include all the hidden treasures of landfill sites, PARS cleans as it goes even consuming garbage left by previous generations and once one site is reclaimed it can be moved to the next one. And what of the existing infrastructure? SOLIDEA propose to site all new infrastructure either alongside existing power stations or landfill sites the renewable energy revolution and its transiEnergy Savings and Reducing Consumption Of the many forms of cost and energy saving solar shading deliver exceptional reductions in heat loads. Monitoring energy conservation is easily and best achieved by benchmarking yearly kWh/m2 consumed and overseeing its management. How much land will be consumed? 130MW of solar panels and PV+CHP requires 162 hectares; this is not a large area and can easily be accommodated on existing landfill sites. Many panels can be placed on and around infrastructure and on public buildings and school roofs, canopies over parking spaces and at public transport stops. The ports and landings are all good locations for PV installations. Displacing the energy production and ensuring it is well distributed is all value added In 2012 global cost of Diesel energy generated electricity passed the USD 0.40c/kWh benchmark. This price level is significant because it is the point at which Grid Parity is surpassed. At this price level it is possible to finance and repay SOLIDEA Solar and CHP installations within 5 years and with simple instruments such as private corporate bonds. This new low cost of renewable energy is achievable without subsidies. Renewable Bahamas Power SOLIDEA has identified 26 small energy producing stations in Bahamas where it could develop PV+CHP installations for the benefit of the islands and for the islanders who can eventually expect lower energy costs. Sustainable Energy, Sovereignty and Lower Costs
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SOLIDEAs proposed sustainable energy revolution would mean lower prices for energy in future as after 5 years the utility would revert to common ownership and be the property of the people of Bahamas
Zero Emissions, Zero Waste Its all in the mix SOLIDEAs renewable energy mix of PARS CHP Gasification and Solar means no emissions whatsoever. The beauty of PARS is that its a closed chamber
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Special points of interest: Public Utilities use FITs to reduce costs of Public Transport Price Increases to provide basic Public services are no longer Publicly acceptable Zero Net Energy can mean Free Future Public Utilities Sustainable Transport Zero Emissions A Better Poland for Our Children
Zero Net Energy Trams Solidea in Poland

Country Profile - Even Greener Trams - Warsaw Poland 2012
Greener Trams ENERGY USED Zero Net Energy Investment Required Size and area of Fields Total Development Area Number of traction poles Tram Stops Solar Panels Type Total Panels Total Project Time 128MW 288 Million EUR In 2011 the EBRD and the EU Cohesion fund assisted the City of Warsaw with a syndicated loan for >49 million Euros replacing existing traction with 186 energy efficient tram cars, improving track and stops. At SOLIDEA we see the chance to go further Even Greener Trams SOLIDEA have the technology and funds to develop a solar energy offset program which could make Warsaw Trams 100% renewable Zero Net Energy efficient by 2020. The plan is to provide all of Warsaw Trams energy needs and using renewable energy green tariffs in combination with private bonds. Warsaw Trams could offset all of its energy needs and repay the bonds needed for the investment within 8 years. Once the bond was repaid as the owner of the energy fields Warsaw Trams would become a wholly sustainable and profitable business The Offset Since the EBRD investment the Warsaw Tram company now consumes less than128MW of power Total Investment EPC installation cost of 128MW of solar energy fields plus the cost to finance such an energy development over 8 years with full repayment of private bonds at 10% per annum costs 288 Million Euro. Sustainable Transport System of the Future By using Green Feed In Tariffs, offsetting the cost of energy and paying back the Capital needed through Private Bond issues SOLIDEA demonstrate to build a new sustainable Tram regime with no cost to the commuter and deliver a profit making public asset 128 MW, 1MW 2,5ha per field <320 ha circa 128x 2,5ha 6,500 416 Polycrsytalline Solidea240w Approximately 534,000pcs 1 yrs construction 5 yrs total 1050hrs per year <80% Circa 5% 124km Circa 200 34 41

Solar Radiance Warsaw Productive Solar
Panels on Traction Poles Length of track route
Tramstop Installations Number of Tram Routes Number of Substation
Offsetting 120MW of energy would give Warsaw a free public transport system
How Does Zero Net Energy Benefit Warsaw Trams? Warsaw Tram is a big energy consumer. Zero Net Energy means that the installation in question produces equal or more energy than it uses itself. In Zero Net Energy Investments SOLIDEA supply solar energy to the grid at green tariffs meanwhile Warsaw Tram consumes energy at much lower black energy rate. The difference in these two rates becomes income its an incentive for large energy users to change to renewable energy and to reduce their CO2 its happening all over the world today. Are Zero Net Energy Projects Unique? Zero Net Energy is far from unique except in Poland where the authorities have resisted solar FITs far too long we are now way behind other Countries in the European Union and many Countries of the World. How Soon Could Warsaw Commuters Benefit? SOLIDEA offer Warsaw Tram the opportunity to have all its energy produced by Solar Panels. SOLIDEA would finance Warsaw Tram offset over a period of 8 years the green energy tariff would pay back SOLIDEAs loan; at the end of the loan period the Solar Energy fields and the energy that they would produce would belong to the Warsaw Tram panel by example a top tier product and one of the best performing and most sophisticated solar panels in the World is made in Poland. SOLIDEA would use the public bond market for the loans so ordinary people can participate in this investment Putting Poland Back to Work Warsaw Tram Project is a show case for the world we will be inviting many people from around the world to Poland to see how it works. Poland is a green leader we create new jobs and most important start a new world image for Poland Will Warsaw Tram Tickets Be More Expensive? Not on SOLIDEA account there is no reason for any price increase because there is no cost, all the energy installations are paid for by energy use. In any event SOLIDEA would cap the rate increase to ensure no natural cost increases from now on. Where Will 500,000+ Panels Be Installed? Some of the panels will be installed in and around the existing tram infrastructure to remind the world Warsaw is green but the beauty of offset is that the most of the panels will be hidden in a field somewhere else in Poland
company and most importantly to the people and commuters of Warsaw. Warsaw Tram would become a sustainable Public Utility and a real asset How Will Warsaw Tram Become Sustainable? After 8 years the loan for the installation of the renewable energy will have paid back then a sustainable income would continue for many years to come. Children growing up today can look forward to a low cost public transport system that can look after itself and not be a burden to their economy in future What Other Benefits Can Poland Expect? SOLIDEA already manufacture all the solar equipment needed in Poland the SOLIDEA 240w solar
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Special points of interest: 100% Renewable Energy, Public Utility Private Debt via Corporate Bond Structure to Self Finance Debt Free in 5 years Balanced Sustainable Energy System for Future Generations No Power Disruption During Change Over Improve Services From Day One
St Kitts Leeward Nevis Solidea in The Caribbean

Country Profile - St Kitts and Nevis - Eastern Caribbean 2012
St Kitts and Nevis ST. KITTS & NEVIS Total Land Mass Population Annual Tourists Cruise Ships Notable Hurricanes Energy Consumption St Kitts Power Plants Number of Gensets East Caribbean Islands St Kitts 168km2 + Nevis 93km2 <50,000 >500,000 Yes Georges [1998] Lenny [1999] <50MW to 2020 Needsmust Power Station [Diesel] 8 [<28MW peak] Prospect Power Station [Diesel] 6 [<13.5 MW peak] 1920 hrs per year <80% >USD 0.38c kWh [2012] Solar/CHP/Geothermal > 17,000 users St Christopher and Nevis Islands are located in the West Indies, the West side of the Islands with their beaches in the Caribbean sea and the East side in the Atlantic Ocean, the two islands are a Federation divided by a shallow channel called the Narrows which is approximately 3.2km wide History Jamestown the Capital of Nevis was the first British settlement in the New World it was also the richest island in the Caribbean its wealth based on sugar cane. Horatio Nelson was based here as a young sea captain Francis Nisbet his wife was born in Nevis Economy The state sugar cane industry closed in 2005, much of the plantations on the North side of the island being cleared for tourist development the off shore banking business has grown so has tourism over half a million tourists visit the islands every year. Communication Number of Gensets Solar Radiance Productive Solar St Kitts and Nevis is very popular with cruise ships and Port Zante accommodates the worlds largest. Robert L Bradshaw airport provides for wide bodied jets including the popular 747 - 400 series Energy Mix. Actual Cost of Energy

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Renewable Energy Mix Electricity Customers
With the exception of a planned [WTE] waste to energy incineration plant St Kitts and Nevis is dependent on black energy and Diesel. Geothermal energy plants have been unpredictable and wind is not practical because of hurricanes and now cost. PV and CHP is the energy mix for the future and with the current Diesel regime as back-up
St Kitts and Nevis SOLIDEAs renewable energy revolution

Beyond Grid Parity a time for change tion is designed to be as unobtrusive as possible. The Energy, The Balance and The Supply Power grid energy supply sources are best well distributed as distributed power reduces losses. SOLIDEA proposes the supply of up to 50MW of renewable energy from a public PV+CHP utility a 50/50 combination of energy generation and waste extinction and the promotion of a new FIT [feed in tariff] to encourage rooftop PV across the islands over during the day whilst solar does its job and when the sun goes down CHP kicks in producing energy from municipal waste, human waste or biomass. Feedstocks Hidden Treasures Cleaning as it Goes A unique feature of a 2MWe PARS system is that is moveable. It consists of three steel containers and its ideal feedstock includes all the hidden treasures of landfill sites, PARS cleans as it goes even consuming garbage left by previous generations and once the site is reclaimed it can be moved to the next one. And what of the existing infrastructure? SOLIDEA propose to site all new infrastructure either alongside existing power stations or landfill sites the renewable energy revolution and its transiFuture Expansion By adopting and promoting FITs a future surplus of energy can be generated from all over St Kitts and Nevis. The renewable revolution has plenty room spare to expand to provide a future sustainable supply for many generations to come How much land will be consumed? 25MW of solar panels need 62 hectares this is not a large area it can easily be accommodated on existing landfill sites also many panels can be accommodated within infrastructure and on public buildings. SOLIDEA produce various versions of its 240w panel including a plug and play version which can be located and relocated anywhere on the grid at any time. In 2012 cost of Diesel energy generated electricity passed the USD 0.40c/kWh benchmark. This price level is significant because it is the point at which Grid Parity is surpassed. At this prices level it is possible to finance and repay SOLIDEA solar and CHP installations within 5 years with simple instruments such as corporate bonds. This new low cost of renewable energy is achievable without subsidies. Sustainable Energy, Sovereignty and Lower Costs SOLIDEAs proposed sustainable energy revolution would mean lower prices for energy in future as after 5 years the utility would be in common ownership and the property of the people of St Kitts and Nevis Zero Emissions, Its all in the mix
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SOLIDEAs renewable energy mix of PARS CHP Gasification and Solar means no emissions whatsoever. The beauty of PARS is that its a closed chamber process in other words there is no smoke, no gas and no noise and no emissions, the ashes produced are for fertilizers. PARS CHP makes waste and garbage extinct. Solar energy is completely passive there are no moving parts and nothing to wear out. Solar + CHP together are a perfect mix, CHP ticks
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Special points of interest: Hydrosol One Means 100% renewable Energy for Ghana Existing Hydro electric facilities to run at night and Solar Power during the day Solar Utilities developed field by field Ghana regional selfsufficient energy producer and exporter Fast exit for global PPP Bond investors
Hydrosol One Solidea in Ghana

Country Profile - The Hydrosol One Project - Ghana 2012
TOTAL SOLAR Investment Size of Fields Total Development Area Total Power Solar Radiance Ghana >4GW >3 Billion EUR 1MW 2,5ha per field 10,000 ha 4,000 MWp 1,533 hrs [1,916 hrs gross av] About Hydrosol one Hydrosol one will add 1GW of solar energy to Ghana and its neighbors yearly renewable energy mix. The publicly funded project includes over 4,000 energy fields. The fast exit project is self sustaining as profits after 5 years are to be used to replace much needed new public infrastructure with micro smart grids as well as stimulating the local economy. Ghanas Renewable Energy Renewable energy is nothing new in Ghana it opened its first Hydroelectric Dam Akosombo in 1978 the Ghana power utility was able to provide its own energy and energy became a major export Energy Growth Total Panels Approximately 16 Million Demand increased over the last 20 years and now electrical energy barely keeps pace with demand, energy for export has become rationed. Peak time demand and insufficient energy creates power cuts. Power Outs Accra and Abuja suffer from power outs on a daily basis and practically every building must rely on diesel generators whilst the peak demand levels out and the power comes back on. Outages are simply not enough energy at peak time that results in the aging infrastructure overloading Dependants Kpong Bui [Not yet built] Other Sources 160MW 400MW [800m Euro] Diesel [Unknown] Neighboring countries Ivory Coast and Burkina Faso are dependant on energy flowing over the border. Abuja in the Ivory Coast suffers an intermittent power supply and less than 3% of Burkina Faso have access to an electricity grid.
Solar Panels Type
Polycrsytalline Solidea240w

Total Project Time THERMAL POWER Tapco and Tico HYDRO STATIONS Akosombo
5 yrs construction 10 yrs total Capacity 550MW Capacity 330MW and 220MW >1GW of Regional Energy 912MW
Public Private Partnership Bonds for a Renewable Energy Africa

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Public Private Partnerships Few Public Private Partnerships or PPPs as they are called ever get off the ground. However once committed well planned schemes rarely go wrong. SOLIDEA believe the most important aspect of Utility investments is that they remain 100% in public ownership. project would mean gross rates under 27c Euro these electrical energy price are significantly more than normal tariff rated but providing enough energy Ghana would mean a change in the energy mix as Diesel generators become obsolete. Sustainable For Africa SOLIDEAs Hydrosol one will produce reliable renewable energy for more than 50 years, this renewable energy is asset for Africa as after the first 5 years energy is practically free there is no debt on the utility. SOLIDEA believe that this investment in energy infrastructure can shape the future of those countries in the WAPP region its also a template for many future investments. Fast Exit The total ROI for SOIDEAs Hydrosol one investors is 10% for 5 year period but after the coupon is repaid the Utilities are wholly owned by the Ghana energy Company and the people of Ghana. Each field is quickly realized it can be built connected and operational in under 6 months. Bonds are readily tradable and available to everyone over the counter in Europe and Africa
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SOLIDEA will develop Hydrosol one with Ghana Main Public Energy Utility. Taking care of planning leading the project team through construction and handover. SOLIDEA will handover each field to the Ghana Utility as the investment phase is complete. Manageable Financial Instruments issued on each field. SOLIDEA offer total transparency to its project investors and the ability to monitor their project interests in an ongoing process Low Burden, Low Investment Risk Solar field projects are generally designed to pay back in 5 or so years. As the solar radiation is good in Ghana underwriting the risk through energy tariffs over 5 year is the least burden on energy user. Ghana supports its neighbors in energy including the Ivory Coast and Burkina Faso. The proposed new energy tariffs for the SOLIDEA Hydrosol one
The global bonds market continues to grow in size and in popularity with investors; bonds differ from shares and are very popular because they are regulated and issued as a loan. Bonds give the coupon owner a fixed interest rate and a fixed repayment term. Project Transparency Every field is one MW of energy and a bond is issued for each specific field. This is so each coupon owner knows the size and even the number of coupons

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