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Green Turbine Inc.
“Turning Waste Heat into Profit”

      IVEY Venture Forum
      Investor Presentation
                      November 18, 2009
66+% of Energy used is lost!




            Private & Confidential   2
What we do
Patented Technology Converts Waste Heat into Electricity
                         Waste Heat

       Rather than being released as
       pollution into the atmosphere, the
       heat that a Customer emits is
       captured

            Heat Exchanger



                        Green Turbine

                Steam                             Electricity


                         Private & Confidential                     3
                                                    Recycled Heat
$200+ Billion Total Market
        8.0

        7.0
                      7.0                          According to US DOE, more
                                                   Waste Heat available from US
        6.0
                                                   Industry than all renewable
        5.0
                                                   energy sources combined!
        4.0                                                                                                             Quadrillion BTUs
                                         2.9
        3.0
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                     Source: US Department of Energy, EIA Annual Energy Survey 2006

                                                                 Private & Confidential                                            4
1 – 50 kW Segment = $20 Billion
 Customized Solutions




                                                                 1+ MW
                                                     Elliot Energy, Ingersoll-Rand,
                                                    GE, Hitachi, NESTCO, Siemens,
                                                     Solar Turbine, Dresser Rand,
                                                          TransPacific Energy
                           Green Turbine
 Turn-key solutions




                            (1 – 50 kW)


                               Electra
                               Therm

                                         Size of Installation (in kW)
                        >1-5   6-50      51-99      100-500           501-1,000   1,001+

                                             Private & Confidential                        5
Target Market
• Diverse Market Potential
• Robust Sales Pipeline




Food/Beverage   Industrial*               Education           Government




  Hospitals         Commercial                    Condos   Renewal
                                                           Rene al Energy**
                              Private & Confidential                       6
Our Value Proposition
      We turn waste heat into a revenue stream



50 kW Integrated Model




      • Lowest Per kW Installed Cost
      • Average 3 Year Payback
      • Only Proprietary Solution Targeting 1-50 kW



                         Private & Confidential       7
Business Model

             Today     Medium Term            Long Term
         (0 – 1 Years) (2 – 4 Years)          (5+ Years)
Products • 1 – 25kW   • 1 – 50kW              • 1 – 100kW
Available: • OEMs     • 15 – 50kW GT          • 15 – 100kW GT
Sales     • Joint     • OEMs                  • OEMs
Strategy: Ventures
                      • JV/Licensing          • JV/Licensing
                      • System                • System
                        Integrators             Integrators
                                              • Direct (PPA)




                           Private & Confidential               8
Financial Projections
$50,000,000


$40,000,000
                        Net Revenue
                        EBITDA                                       Key Metrics
$30,000,000
                        Net Profit/Loss                              • Unit Sales going from 5 to 2,300

$20,000,000                                                          • Gross Margins growing to 65%

$10,000,000
                                                                     • Cash flow positive Q1/2013


        $-
                F2010    F2011      F2012      F2013     F2014

$(10,000,000)




                                            Private & Confidential                               9
Financing Requirements
$1 Million Invested to date
Seeking $5 Million
Use of Proceeds:
• Finalize commercialization of product offering
• Build-out manufacturing capabilities
• Expand business team, and
• Fund sales and marketing initiatives.

Exit Strategy
• Liquidity event within 5-years


                       Private & Confidential      10
Management Team & Advisors
Jan Post, CTO, Inventor
An Electrical Engineer, who has built, ran and sold a successful consultancy firm
whose clients include several of Europe’s Tier 1 telecommunications companies.
Brent MacKinnon, CEO
20-years of success in launching, growing and selling startups. As co-owner of
Equinox generated over $340 million in revenue in 4-years.
Robert Klein, President
Successfully built business at Bell, Globalive, Swiss Medica and Futurelink.10+
years of experience in leading operations, finance and marketing teams.
Strategic Advisors include:
Dr. Greg Naterer, Associate Dean and Professor of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Ontario
Institute of Technology (UOIT) in Oshawa, Ontario.
Dr. Ibrahim Dincer, Professor Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at UOIT, and is responsible for
the largest research group in Canada working on sustainable energy technologies.
David Pasieka, "C" Level Executive with extensive experience including Telecom, Financial Services,
Enterprise Software, Wireless and more recently Clean Tech.
Terry Slobodian, as President and CEO of Bridgepoint Health Foundation raised $400 million for the
Foundation.
                                     Private & Confidential                                      11
Conclusion
•   Large, Untapped Market
•   Patented Technology
•   Robust Sales Pipeline
•   Solid Financial Plan
•   Proven Management Team




                Private & Confidential   12
Thank You
      Rob Klein, President
        P: 416 937-0657
E: robert.klein@greenturbine.net
     www.greenturbine.net
   IVEY Venture Forum
   Investor Presentation
                      November 18, 2009

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Green Turbine Ivey Presentation November 18, 2009

  • 1. Green Turbine Inc. “Turning Waste Heat into Profit” IVEY Venture Forum Investor Presentation November 18, 2009
  • 2. 66+% of Energy used is lost! Private & Confidential 2
  • 3. What we do Patented Technology Converts Waste Heat into Electricity Waste Heat Rather than being released as pollution into the atmosphere, the heat that a Customer emits is captured Heat Exchanger Green Turbine Steam Electricity Private & Confidential 3 Recycled Heat
  • 4. $200+ Billion Total Market 8.0 7.0 7.0 According to US DOE, more Waste Heat available from US 6.0 Industry than all renewable 5.0 energy sources combined! 4.0 Quadrillion BTUs 2.9 3.0 2.1 2.0 0.8 1.0 0.4 0.3 0.3 0.1 0.0 t ea s d d al te V H er el in oo rP m as w fu te W W er Po W la io as th So B ic W eo tr G e ec bl el ila ro va yd H A Source: US Department of Energy, EIA Annual Energy Survey 2006 Private & Confidential 4
  • 5. 1 – 50 kW Segment = $20 Billion Customized Solutions 1+ MW Elliot Energy, Ingersoll-Rand, GE, Hitachi, NESTCO, Siemens, Solar Turbine, Dresser Rand, TransPacific Energy Green Turbine Turn-key solutions (1 – 50 kW) Electra Therm Size of Installation (in kW) >1-5 6-50 51-99 100-500 501-1,000 1,001+ Private & Confidential 5
  • 6. Target Market • Diverse Market Potential • Robust Sales Pipeline Food/Beverage Industrial* Education Government Hospitals Commercial Condos Renewal Rene al Energy** Private & Confidential 6
  • 7. Our Value Proposition We turn waste heat into a revenue stream 50 kW Integrated Model • Lowest Per kW Installed Cost • Average 3 Year Payback • Only Proprietary Solution Targeting 1-50 kW Private & Confidential 7
  • 8. Business Model Today Medium Term Long Term (0 – 1 Years) (2 – 4 Years) (5+ Years) Products • 1 – 25kW • 1 – 50kW • 1 – 100kW Available: • OEMs • 15 – 50kW GT • 15 – 100kW GT Sales • Joint • OEMs • OEMs Strategy: Ventures • JV/Licensing • JV/Licensing • System • System Integrators Integrators • Direct (PPA) Private & Confidential 8
  • 9. Financial Projections $50,000,000 $40,000,000 Net Revenue EBITDA Key Metrics $30,000,000 Net Profit/Loss • Unit Sales going from 5 to 2,300 $20,000,000 • Gross Margins growing to 65% $10,000,000 • Cash flow positive Q1/2013 $- F2010 F2011 F2012 F2013 F2014 $(10,000,000) Private & Confidential 9
  • 10. Financing Requirements $1 Million Invested to date Seeking $5 Million Use of Proceeds: • Finalize commercialization of product offering • Build-out manufacturing capabilities • Expand business team, and • Fund sales and marketing initiatives. Exit Strategy • Liquidity event within 5-years Private & Confidential 10
  • 11. Management Team & Advisors Jan Post, CTO, Inventor An Electrical Engineer, who has built, ran and sold a successful consultancy firm whose clients include several of Europe’s Tier 1 telecommunications companies. Brent MacKinnon, CEO 20-years of success in launching, growing and selling startups. As co-owner of Equinox generated over $340 million in revenue in 4-years. Robert Klein, President Successfully built business at Bell, Globalive, Swiss Medica and Futurelink.10+ years of experience in leading operations, finance and marketing teams. Strategic Advisors include: Dr. Greg Naterer, Associate Dean and Professor of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT) in Oshawa, Ontario. Dr. Ibrahim Dincer, Professor Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at UOIT, and is responsible for the largest research group in Canada working on sustainable energy technologies. David Pasieka, "C" Level Executive with extensive experience including Telecom, Financial Services, Enterprise Software, Wireless and more recently Clean Tech. Terry Slobodian, as President and CEO of Bridgepoint Health Foundation raised $400 million for the Foundation. Private & Confidential 11
  • 12. Conclusion • Large, Untapped Market • Patented Technology • Robust Sales Pipeline • Solid Financial Plan • Proven Management Team Private & Confidential 12
  • 13. Thank You Rob Klein, President P: 416 937-0657 E: robert.klein@greenturbine.net www.greenturbine.net IVEY Venture Forum Investor Presentation November 18, 2009