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Energy for Today. Opportunities for Tomorrow. February 2015 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Energy for Today. Opportunities for Tomorrow. February 2015 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Energy for Today. Opportunities for Tomorrow. February 2015 DIVERSIFIED, GROWTH-ORIENTED VENTURE COMPANY PURSUING OPPORTUNITIES IN SOLAR ENERGY Exchange Listings CNSX (Canadian National Stock Exchange): Symbol BKS US OTC: Symbol BRKDF
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CNSX (Canadian National Stock Exchange): Symbol BKS US OTC: Symbol BRKDF Frankfurt: Symbols WKN 871666, W80 (ISIN CA0844961080)
Exchange Listings
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Developing solar PV projects in Ontario, Canada through innovative flow-through investment vehicles Focused on becoming a leader in Ontario’s Green Energy Act Aggressive management team building long-term growth strategy Key investment interest: Life Sciences Oil & Gas – production and exploration projects in Alberta
Overview
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Through its 95% subsidiary Solar Flow-Through 2013-I General Partnership (Solar Flow-Through, a division of Solar Flow-Through Limited Partners), Berkley is developing, and will operate, solar PV projects in Ontario,
- Canada. Ontario is North America’s second leading
jurisdiction for new solar projects. Solar Flow-Through Limited Partners Provides Canadian Accredited Investors with favourable income tax benefits during the development phases of solar PV projects in Ontario, followed by steady income once commercial
- perations begin.
Growth Strategy
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Solar Energy: Ontario, Canada
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One of the most environmentally friendly power technologies Solar modules operate silently, producing direct current (DC) electrical energy from sunlight and daylight
Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Power
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Solar PV Power – How it Works
Inverter systems convert the DC into alternating current (AC) which is fed into the public power system or grid The power is paid for at a per kW rate according to the applicable purchase power rates and/or FiT rates
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Energy production revenue stream backed by government- guaranteed energy Feed-in-Tariffs (FIT) and 20-Year power purchase agreements through Ontario Power Authority (OPA) Ontario has attracted more than C$27 billion in private sector investment since the Green Energy Act of 2009 Ontario Government continues long term commitment to solar programs (FIT 3.0 and FIT 3.5), with awarding of 123 MW of FIT 3 contracts on August 29, 2014. Subsequent to awarding FIT 3 contracts, the OPA extended the FIT 3 contract awards (FIT 3.5) for an additional 100 MW of contracts to qualifying FIT 3 applications.
The Ontario FIT Program
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FIT contract awards (52 total) under the FIT 2.1 program— projects now under development with first income expected in 2015 Raised $9.8M in 2014 Solar Flow-Through’s 2012 LP and 2013 LP, together with development partners, now have over 100 projects totalling more than 30 MW AC that will receive FIT 3.5 Contracts. Paid first dividend in March 2014
Solar Flow-Through in 2014-2015
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Berkley will earn 95% of the management fees earned by its Solar Flow-Through sub Developing own solar projects in Ontario under FIT program Future LP’s planned in conjunction with Solar Flow-Through
Berkley Income from Solar Flow-Through
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Life Sciences Assets: Life Sciences Assets:
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Publicly-Traded Life Sciences company based in Vancouver Has developed and patented a new hair cell replication technology that offers a potential solution for androgenetic alopecia* in both men and women Berkley holds 918,120 shares of the company RepliCel recently completed a Collaboration and Technology Development Agreement with cosmetics giant Shiseido Visit www.replicel.com for additional information
* Commonly known as pattern baldness
RepliCel Life Sciences Inc.
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RCH-01 treatment has the potential to become an effective, non-surgical treatment for pattern baldness and other forms of hair loss in both men and women Based on autologous* cell implantation technology that replicates a patient’s hair cells from their own healthy hair follicles When reintroduced into areas of hair loss, the replicated cells initiate natural hair regeneration ReplicelTM completed successful Stage 1 Human Clinical Trials - Stage 2 Trials planned for Q4 2014
* using a patient’s own cells
RCH-01 for Pattern Baldness
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Initiating clinical development of a new autologous* cell therapy for the treatment of a variety of chronic tendon injuries. Based on the company’s core understanding of the unique biological function of hair follicle cells Phase 2 clinical trials planned for 2015
* using a patient’s own cells
RCT-01 for Chronic Tendon Injuries
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Using collagen-rich fibroblasts, derived from autologous* cells, to reverse skin damage. Based on the company’s core understanding of the unique biological function of hair follicle cells Phase 1 clinical trials planned for 2015
* using a patient’s own cells
RCS-01 for Aging & Sun-Damaged Skin
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Oil & Gas Assets: Alberta, Canada
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Natural Gas
Crossfield (20% WI)
- Located just west of lucrative
Crossfield East sour gas field (>trillion cubic ft produced)
- Permitting & licensing stage
John Lake (10% WI) and Carbon (6%- 10% WI) steady producers.
- John Lake operated by Crescent Energy
Partnership; Carbon operated by ATCO Gas
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