Green Energy Utility was formed to take advantage of the upcoming surge in the environmental
industries, green energy, in general, geothermal and Hydrothermal Technology, in particular. The
company expects Hydrothermal Technology, heating and cooling of buildings to be a major player
in most types of structures within the next ten years and the dominant player within twenty years
replacing other sources including geothermal. Although the basic technology has over one hundred
years of experience, recent refinements have significantly increased efficiency and lowered costs.
Government incentives have been providing market pull and created enhanced awareness in the
old style geothermal technology. New hardware additions now provide replacement technology for
most existing heating and cooling types and extend product reach into accessory areas such as pool
heating and domestic water heating. While these market forces are all moving in the right direction, the
company believes that what is needed to ignite the industry is a shift in the technology to meet full scale
demand. Hydrothermal Technology brings this fundamental principle to the market.
The affiliating company, Get Green Energy, has designed, developed and has world patent approval
for a geothermal unit that far exceeds performance, energy consumption savings, installation ease
and incorporates computerized technological advancements that have created the most efficient and
cost-saving, superior geothermal unit available on the market. Although the unit is categorized as
geothermal its technology is similar but not the same. Hydrothermal Technology unlike geothermal
provides the end consumer with significant cost savings, provides ease of installation for the installers,
and it has �real time� performance auditing showing whether the design/installation was done
correctly, which addresses concerns regarding the performance and proper installation of conventional
geothermal units.
The new technological advances have made the Green Energy Utility concept a very viable option
allowing the consumer to pay monthly usage rather than purchase the unit. This program is very similar
to the rental hot water heater program that is proven successful and exists in many homes today.
Green Energy Utility intends to remove the major barriers to entry such as the upfront costs, installation
and operation, government grant recovery, permits, and dealing with property resale.
The Company will arrange all permits; complete the forms necessary to obtain government permits,
incentives, and provide all installation, commissioning and maintenance work.
On a typical study comparisons rental rates for a typical 1600 sq ft home would be less than $345 per
month while savings in gas/oil/electricity would exceed $375 per month (at low 2014 rates) making the
decision to step up to Hydrothermal very simple. When the home is sold, the system rental (and the
energy savings) would pass on to the next homeowner, much like a water heater.
The company has a wireless controlled valve on each system. This means that the system can be
temporarily shut off, to encourage payment, or be taken out and refurbished for re-rental.
The patented wireless technology also allows the company to expand its operations into becoming a
internet, phone, security, TV provider as descrembed in our patent. This technology is not included in this
business model.
The company is structured to include its major installers in its success. This structure allows for dynamic
sales, assured supply and the scalable financial and installation capacity necessary to support rapid and
sustained growth.
Although the basic simple installation methods mimic old style geothermal installations, Hydrothermal
Technology manages the assets in resources much more efficiently. As a result the installation is only
similar but not the same. This allows geothermal installers to easily migrate toward our technology.
There are four basic installation methods -vertical drilling of bore holes, horizontal trench, pond or
lake, open loop, heat recovery, solar and/or domestic water supply. The Company will rely on the best
methods of installation on a needs basis. The inside component utilizes one system that can be stacked
to fit to the size of the home. The system is installed in the customer�s basement, just like conventional
gas, propane or oil furnace systems. System size is comparable to that of a gas furnace system. The
system takes the place of oil burner, electric heating, propane, geothermal or natural gas furnace
systems and also replaces air conditioning units and water heaters. The system can also heat walk-ways,
hot tubs, swimming pools, and provide domestic hot water. The system is very quiet (no burner noise
and no outside air conditioner compressor humming) and produces no carbon monoxide.
The system is incredibly safe - there is no flame and no storage or handling of flammable products.
The system is also very environmentally friendly. Each system saves about one ton of carbon from
being produced every month. Carbon Credits will eventually be sold (currently about $15/ton) which
will provide the company with additional potential future revenue that has not been included in
this Business Plan. It is estimated that over the life of the equipment, a unit will generate $4 250 in
additional carbon credits ($4 200 000 per 1000 units).
The company expects to commence operations in 2014, with orders averaging 6 units per month for
the fiscal year of 2014; and 12 units per month in the fiscal year of 2015. (Installations are expected to
follow orders by approximately 60 days). The company will book revenue as unit sales (average sale
$19,000 installation included), option sales ($1,000 average) and rental revenue on every unit in place.
Hydrothermal equipment will produce revenue (over 25 years stream) in the$ 5 million range for its
first fiscal year with profits of about $900,000 @ 21%. The company�s business model reflects rapid and
sustained growth.
Year five projections are for $70 million in revenue and profits of 18 million or 26%, while year ten
will achieve revenues of $200 million and profits of 60 million or 30% (profit yields increase as rental
revenue grows as a percentage of total revenue). Eventually, the Company will either be bought out by
one of the larger energy companies or go public to produce a �liquidity event� for investors.
