FM SOLAR

INVESTORS WANTED

SOLAR PANEL MANUFACTURING COMPANY

A new start-up company in the southeast USA intends to establish a 25-50+MW solar panel manufacturing company.  Majority funding is already identified and an additional equity investment is required in the $3-5M range.

EUROPEAN SOLAR FARMS

FM Solar, SolarEcoPower and European partners are seeking investors for the establishment of solar farms in Europe.   Investments are secured by long term purchase agreements with government support, in favorable areas, which provide a 15+% annualized rate of return for long term agreements.

LOUISIANA ENERGY AND SOLAR SUPPLY

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

August 2009

Louisiana Energy and Solar Supply is a group of solar industry professionals whose goal is to become one of the largest and most profitable manufacturers of solar panels in the USA.  The Company intends to implement a Louisiana-based manufacturing facility, initially capable of providing 25-50MW of solar panels during the first three years of operation, with long term plans to expand further as market demand escalates once the global economy stabilizes. Based on cost and sales projections the Company will achieve significant profit margins with continuing expansion possibilities into the foreseeable future. 

By locating in one of the lowest cost regions in the USA, and through aggressive materials management and expert manufacturing technology, the Company will produce low-cost, reliable, leading brand, made-in-America solar panels.  Numerous possible markets exist at the retail and commercial level as well as several possible utility-scale installations, any number of which could readily use the first few years projected output of the proposed installation.  Other market possibilities exist for domestic and offshore “solar farming” which would require progressive and aggressive build out of the factory during the next several years.

Federal, state and local city government agencies are prepared to provide financial support and numerous other incentives.  The founders are also prepared to invest in the Company.  Of the projected $10-12M required for the first three years cash flow requirements the Company has identified $7M in funding and is seeking an additional $3-5M in funding so that there is adequate working capital available that will allow the Company to meet projected demand.

The present pause in demand for solar panels is transitory.  Once the global credit markets stabilize demand for solar panels will resume and increase and most likely accelerate to unprecented levels of demand.  Louisiana Energy and Solar Supply plans to establish a new manufacturing base in the southeast USA which will employ hundreds of workers who will manufacture America’s next leading brand of solar panel.  Final funding is needed to allow for the establishment of the facility in an ideal location where the future factory is already identified.  The management team is also identified and discussions with key suppliers are underway.  The time is now to establish the infrastructure and be prepared for the next wave of solar product demand.

For more information about this investment opportunity:

Solarecopower is an agent for an equipment manufacturing and installation company, Pairan electronik GmbH (www.pairan-elektronik.de/home-en), Göttingen, Germany and their subsidiary, Pesos Solarproduckte.  Pesos Solarproduckte manufactures specialty equipment for the solar industry and the Company has many years’ experience as an equipment supplier and solar system integrators on the European continent.

Pairan has purchased property rights within the countries of Germany, Spain, Italy and Czechoslovakia for the purposes of the installation of several solar farms which Pairan/SEP intends to install within the next six months.  Pairan has negotiated several arrangements with the relevant entities in these countries whereby Pairan will install utility-sized solar farms and then sell the output power of the farm to the respective local utility companies.  Contracts for the lease/purchase of the land and output power are already arranged.  Furthermore each country guarantees the purchase of the output power of the solar farms which amount to a 20-year Planned Purchase Agreement (PPA) based on profitable local Feed-in Tariffs (FITs) between Pairan/SEP and each of the countries’ appropriate utility companies.

Solarecopower has negotiated an exclusive contract with Pairan to solicit USA investors for the purpose of financing the European solar farms and for managing the installation and ongoing operation of such solar farms.  Based on financial projections, it is anticipated that due to the high FITs for purchased renewable energy within Europe, it is possible to provide investors with a average projected 18% annual yield on investment, for a contracted term of 20 years.

Considering the present uncertainty in the global financial markets, Solarecopower believes they will be able to offer American investors a low-risk, high return investment opportunity.  Solarecopower will establish possibly the first American Solar Investment Fund for this purpose.  The opportunity for such investment vehicles is not limited to the current pool of available solar farm projects-many other opportunities are available on the European continent.  SolarEcoPower believes its initial build-ready projects will be the first of several unique investment opportunities, and will follow its German, Spanish, Italian and Czech Republic Phase 1 projects with further offerings in all those countries.

Pairan – (established in 1983 as an electronics manufacturing company) and its subsidiary, Pesos Solar (established in 1998) – are global leaders in the solar industry.

The following information details successful, completed solar farm installations performed by Pairan/Pesos:

Solar Farm: Caravaca de La Cruz, Spain

Plant Size: 1.5 megawatts

Plant Output:  3.12 megawatts hour per year

Installed: August, 2007

Project cost: EUR 7.5MM

ROI:  31%/20 years

Solar Farm in Abaste Cim-Hellin, Spain

Plant Size: 5.2 megawatts power

Plant Output:  10.4 megawatts hour per year

Installed: October, 2008

Project cost: EUR 26.0MM

ROI:  17%/20 years

Solar Farm in Abaste El Bonillo, Spain

Plant Size: 15.0 megawatts power

Plant Output:  31.2 megawatts hour per year

Installed: October, 2008

Project cost: EUR 75.0MM

ROI:  18%/20 years

Contact Information:

Steven Pitt (US East Coast) - +1 305 778 8721  spitt@solarecopower.com

Frank Gavin (US West Coast) +1 408 314 6199 fgavin@solarecopower.com

Dieter Battel (Europe) +49 171 1945 246 db@solarecopower.eu

Jose Sanchez (SEP Corporate) +1 610 999 8250 jsanchez@solarecopower.com