Investor Presentation

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Global Green Energy Inc. is a developer of concentratedsolar thermal power (CSP) tower power plants.

We intend to build one 50MW to 100MW solar power plant per year for next 5 years.

We are raising $150M in debt and equity capital for our first 50MW plant in the Arizona desert with the power sold under long term utility contracts.

Summary

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Market Need

Clean renewable energy is being promoted and growing rapidly in order to create jobs, address environmental concerns, improve energy security, and combat high prices for fossil fuels.

Several states such as California, Arizona, Nevada and others have mandates and incentives for renewable sources that are not close to being met.

However, renewable energy often is very expensive. The electricity generated is intermittent and cannot be stored, as well as other significant environmental impacts.

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The Flux Sun Dial system is recognized by the Department of Energy, Army Corps of Engineers, and the Chinese government as superior technology.

Plants are designed for maximum energy storage, light environmental footprint, ease of installation, low cost, reliability, ease of permitting, and are configurable to different electricity loads.

Flux Sun DialTM Solar PlantTM

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Each power plant has 40 hours of electricity storage.

Designed to be modular and easy to assemble, which greatly reduces upfront costs.

Built from off-the-shelf proven components. By using hardened and proven technology in other fields that have been repurposed to our needs we have minimized our technology risk.

Impacts only 2-3% of the land area, which greatly reduces the environmental impact and permitting.

Advantages of the Flux System

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Sunlight heats molten salt, which is stored in the central tower for up to 40 hours.

Heat is easily and efficiently stored until needed to produce electricity.

Storage tanks are built from standard stainless steel containers as opposed to competing technologies which build tanks onsite and at a distance from the central tower.

Plant Features – Energy Storage

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Plant is built of modular off-the-shelf components which reduces cost, build time, and increases reliability.

Heliostats are built of reflective Mylar instead of glass, further reducing costs yet increasing efficiencies.

Molten salt storage is divided into 6 separate closed loop systems. Redundant power blocks, turbines, and heat exchangers are all currently in use for other power applications.

This redundancy allows for a 99.99% uptime and increased plant reliability.

Plant Features – Modular

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Heliostats are mounted on rail carts in concentric circles and rotate around central tower.

This allows for reduced sun tracking infrastructure.

Allows heliostats to pass a waterless cleaning and inspection station once a day or as needed.

Plant Features – Heliostats on Rails

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Rails are mounted on pylons so the site does not need to be graded and leveled. Only 2%-3% of ground is disrupted.

All systems are on a closed loop and therefore do not consume or off gas water or steam.

Heat is dissipated into the ground where it would have ended up if our system had not “borrowed” the energy.

Due to limited impact on the environment permitting is greatly expedited.

Environmental Impact

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Permitting Since only 2% to 3% of the land area is disrupted, no native plant

inventory is required.

Water flow and the water table are not affected, so no drainage plans and environmental water quality studies are needed.

Tower is under the vertical building envelope, so there are no county planning board reviews required.

50 MW plant will be 460 feet high, which will require FAA approval but will not be unreasonably withheld.

We should be able to secure all necessary permits within 90 days, comparable to permitting a cell tower.

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We have identified multiple potential sites in Arizona. Two are:

Bull Head

- Located in Mohave County

- ½ mile from substation

Ash Creek

- Located near Pima, AZ

- Overhead distribution lines

- Only require transformers

Site Selection

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Engineering, Procurement & Construction

Flux Engineering GS, is the lead supervising engineering firm of the project.

Off-the-shelf components and simple design allows commercial general contractor to do the construction.

Components manufactured off-site by established manufacturers.

Subassemblies delivered to construction site in just-in-time basis as needed.

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Power Purchase Agreement

We will have a signed power purchase agreement (PPA) before accepting investment.

We intend to sign a master PPA for the production of several plants.

We are negotiating with several utilities such as LADWP, PG&E, SDGE, Southern California Edison (SCE) and in Arizona with Tucson Electric Power Company (TEP), Salt River Project (SRP), and Arizona Public Service (APS).

Core Team

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Tom BrennanUtility Interconnect

28 years of utility experience in energy management, electrical distribution and transmission design.

Ron FrandsenCFO

C-level executive for Scientific Analytics and Pacific Rim Biotechnologies.

Operated a consulting company focused on manufacturing and supply chain industry.

Robert OrselloCOO

Principal Electrical Engineer and developer of the Flux Sun Dial Solar plant.

Founder and owner of Flux Energy GS and Triage Corp., an engineering firm founded in 1986

Aaron CarsonCEO

Core strengths in land acquisition, design, and construction.

Founded National Developers, a full service real estate development firm.

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Construction Schedule

We will have a power purchase agreement (PPA), site control, utility interconnect agreement, and engineering drawings before raising construction financing.

We are seeking $30M in equity and $120M in construction financing for a 20 month build.

We will enter into a tax equity arrangement and sell off our tax incentives at the end of year 2.

We will buy down and refinance the plant with the tax incentive infusion as well as buy out the equity investors with a return of Principle and a 25% annualized return.

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The Deal

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Sources and Uses

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Financial Projections

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Key Metrics

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Disclaimer – Part 1An investment in any business, including Global Green Energy Inc., involves risk which may be higher than the risk associated with another investment including in some other company. Any investment in this company will be subject to risks inherent to the company's business.

Before making an investment decision, you should carefully consider the risks, both those included in or incorporated by reference into the Business Plan and those that have not. If any of these events actually occurs, the companies business, financial condition or results of operations could be materially and adversely affected.

Some of these risks can be mitigated by the use of appropriate safeguards and actions, but some are outside the control of the company and cannot be mitigated. The following summary, which is not exhaustive, represents some of the major risk factors which potential investors need to be aware of.

A number of factors may affect our future results and may cause those results to differ materially from those indicated in any forward-looking statements made by us or on our behalf.

Such factors include our limited operating history; our need for significant capital to finance growth; our ability to attract and retain key employees and strategic partners; our dependence on key personnel; our ability to achieve and maintain profitability; the legislative environment for solar energy; competition from providers of similar products and services who may have greater financial resources; interest rates and the general health of the economy; our ability to successfully patent our technology; our ability to execute on our business plan; legislative environment for promotion of renewable energy; and other unanticipated future events and conditions.

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Disclaimer – Part 2

This document includes forward looking statements. All statements in this presentation that are other than statements of historical facts are forward-looking statements which contain our current expectations about our future results. Forward-looking statements involve numerous risks and uncertainties.

We have attempted to identify any forward-looking statements by using words such as "anticipates", "believes", "could", "expects", "intends", "may", "should" and other similar expressions.

Although we believe that the expectations reflected in all of our forward-looking statements are reasonable, we can give no assurance that such expectations will prove to be correct.