This document outlines the vision, mission, and value proposition of a company aiming to become the global leader in renewable energy solutions by 2030. Their mission is to develop and commercialize renewable energy technologies using renewable or recycled materials. They have developed several core products including the Dali PowerTower, Giraffe 2.0, and Dalifant wind turbines. These products have applications ranging from EV charging to off-grid power stations. The company emphasizes modular designs, hybrid renewable solutions, and maximizing energy production per unit of materials used.

1.  Vision: By 2030 we are the globally leading
brand for truly renewable energy solutions
 Mission: To develop and commercialize the
world’s most renewable energy solutions by
using renewable or recycled materials as
structures for renewable energy
technologies
 Value Proposition: Smart and resource-
efficient solutions with
 Exclusive Design for those who afford
 Affordable Design for those who need
 POWER TO THE PEOPLE
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WE PAVE A NATURAL PATH TO THE WORLD’S MOST
RENEWABLE ENERGY SOLUTIONS …

2. Senoren Mörbylånga Karlskrona Karlskrona Karlskrona
Karlskrona
Borgholm
SWEDEN
Särö
Katrineholm Malmö Hyllie Malmö Hyllie Malmö Västra HamnenHagestad
HOLLAND FRANCE PHILIPPINES
Rotterdam St. Tropez Hills of Grace 2
… WITH INSTALLATIONS IN 5 COUNTRIES ACROSS 3
CONTINENTS

3. THE WORLD IS OUR LAB CO-CREATING UNIQUE WOODEN
STRUCTURES THAT COMBINE SUSTAINABILITY, BEAUTY,
DURABILITY, INTELLIGENCE, SILENCE …
More than 6000 engineering hours were put in
the development of InnoVentum wooden
towers, resulting in the Dali, the Dalifant and
the Giraffe
All designs were tested in 1:10 scale
prototypes for design validation
The Dali tower was tested in 2010 full scale in-
house for the measurement of all critical
parameters. Similar full-scale tests are made
for the Dalifant and the Giraffe. 9 design
protections in total.
After 12 months of testing, a second
generation of the Dali was developed resulting
in an international patent application (PCT –
awarded August 2015) and the PowerTower
hybrid. Design protections were filed for the
Giraffe and awarded in 2015
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4.  Product Name Height Production Energy Density Cost
1. Dali PowerTower: 12 meters 9.000 kWh/year 300kWh/m
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€22.000
2. Giraffe 2.0 12 meters 15.000 kWh/year 625kWh/m
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€55.000
3. Dalifant 20 meters 40.000 kWh/year 600kWh/m
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€88.000
4. Rooftop Hybrid 10 m above roof. Production and cost depending on configuration
INNOVENTUM – THREE CORE PRODUCTS WITH FOUR
APPLICATION AREAS AFTER FIVE YEARS OF R&D
1. Dali PowerTower
A hybrid power solution both for exclusivity
markets and developing economies where
no installation equipment, such as a
crane, is available
(off-grid is a more affordable “lite” version)
3. Dalifant
Combining beautiful design with extreme
return on resources for eco-farms,
resorts and green companies.
Compared to a large-scale windturbine,
the Dalifant delivers FIVE TIMES MORE
ENERGY per kilos of materials used.
4. Hybrid Rooftop Solution
Smart wooden Dali tower & wind
turbine w. solar PV on wooden
frames & green roofs (Triple Green
Roof) for rooftop installations
2. Giraffe 2.0
An exclusive wind &
solar design with strong
potential as EV charger.
Design supported by
Santiago Calatrava.
Extreme energy density.
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5.  One Narrow Product Family for Wide Application Areas:
 EV charging at shopping centers, “green” petrol stations, hotels, spas etc.
 Power stations as natural part of urban infrastructure
 Distributed energy generation for battery-assisted grid installations as part of EV infrastructure
 Power station can power lights, LED screens, bus stops, skating rinks etc.
 Rooftop installations to make green buildings energy-independent
 Power station for eco-farms, resorts, rural infrastructure
 Promotes independence from the grid and utility companies, lowers CO2 footprint, marketing tool
for green business
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APPLICATION AREAS FROM EV CHARGING AT SHOPPING
CENTERS TO POWER STATIONS FOR OFF-GRID MARKETS

6.  One Narrow Product Family for Wide Application Areas:
 Power station for remote off-grid markets (installed off-grid with a battery backup)
 Specific advantages: modular construction can be easily transported; the installation process can
be managed without a crane or heavy equipment
 Ideal for energy-access projects targeted towards people without power – often financed by
organisations such as ADB or UNDP
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APPLICATION AREAS FROM EV CHARGING AT SHOPPING
CENTERS TO POWER STATIONS FOR OFF-GRID MARKETS

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SYNERGIES ACROSS ALL PRODUCTS – VITAL TO OUR
SUCCESS
 Hybrid solutions combining wind & solar
PV with beautiful design
 Same PV panels, wood-supply, wind
turbines (small-scale), electronics and
foundation solution
 Modular solutions for cost-efficiency, ease
of transport & installation – even without
crane or any heavy equipment for the Dali
 Same Sustainability:
 Common solution for foundations –
Patent-protected screws instead of
concrete
 Sustainable Renewable Materials –
Solid wood and glue laminated timber
 Common supply chain:
High volumes in the affordability segment
drive down COGS, which increases
profitability in the exclusivity segment
Synergies Across All Products
The Giraffe 2.0 special feature:
unusual intelligent design
leveraging the opportunity to
produce more solar energy thanks
to smart angling of the PV panels.
Extreme energy-density thanks to
angling and PV-wind hybrid
The Dalifant special feature: 8-leg
modular design of the tower for
easy erection and silent operation.
Delivers 5 times more energy per
kilo of materials than Enercon’s
and Vestas’ best performing 3MW
turbines
The Dali Tower special feature:
patent-protected 3-leg modular
design that has only 1.2 m3
packaging volume and allows for
easy tower erection without a
crane. Perfect for remote locations
and 100% conform with UNDP
specification. PV hybrid possible

8.  ADB contract awarded and signed: “Supply of Wind Turbines with Controller and
Inverter for the Eluvaithivu Wind-Solar Hybrid Pilot Subproject, Sri Lanka” for
Distributed Small Wind Systems in Asian Rural Areas”. The first confirmed contract
in excess of $100 000 (US) as pilot to qualify for additional contracts: Total
value of the pilot project for this group of islands is $3.8 million (US).
 InnoVentum is invited to bid for the “Development of Long Term Agreements
(LTA) for Renewable Energy Products and Appliances”. This is the second stage
in the collaboration process with UNDP after InnoVentum was selected among
multiple candidates in the process of bidding for the “Request for Information (RFI),
Solar and wind energy solutions for UNDP Offices, programmes and projects
(UNDP/PSO Ref. 600180)”. In case of success, InnoVentum will be granted a long-
term agreement for the procurement of our products (in particular, small-scale wind
turbines) for all suitable projects within UNDP without the need to participate in
lengthy and cumbersome public procurement process..
 The UNDP spec for wind turbines was recently adopted to “should be modular and
possible to install without heavy equipment – ideally using a winch” = full
conformity with the PowerTower
RECENT SUCCESSES
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9. GOING TO SRI LANKA WITH ADB
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FOCUS ON MODULARITY OF CAD-CNC MANUFACTURED
PARTS REDUCES INSTALLATION TIME AND COSTS –
WHILE ENHANCING SCALABILITY
 In the process of second round of R&D, the number
of unique parts was reduced by factor SIX (6):
 A dozen Manufacturing Partners confirmed with validated CNC
capability and confirmed ability to produce our CAD designs:
2013 – Giraffe: 66
Unique Parts
2014 – Giraffe 2.0: 11
Unique Parts
See a Giraffe 2.0 installation in
a 1-minute-video:
http://www.innoventum.se/giraff
e-2-0/

11. WOOD CAPTURES CO2 – AS OPPOSED TO STEEL THAT
CAUSES CO2 EMISSIONS
Wood has the unique ability to capture and
store CO2 while reducing carbon sources.
There are 2 ways to reduce CO2 in the
atmosphere:
reduce emissions or “carbon sources”
remove CO2 and store it - increasing “carbon
sinks”
Wood has the unique ability to do both.
Each cubic metre of wood saves a total of 2
tons of CO2
Source: Tackle climate change, USE WOOD

12. DALIFANT – DEVELOPED AND VALIDATED WITH VINNOVA
TO DELIVER MORE ENERGY PER MATERIAL UNIT USED
THAN ANY OTHER TURBINE SOLUTION IN THE WORLD
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13. DALIFANT – FIVE TIMES MORE ENERGY PER MATERIAL
UNIT USED – COMPARED TO LARGE SCALE WIND
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Images System
Rated Power
Rotor
Diameter
Tower
Type &
Height
Yearly
Pro-
duction
@6 m/s
in kWh
Total Weight RATIO
Dali
Performance
3,5 kW
4 m
Wood
12 m
7 736
Tower: 0,70 T
Nacelle: 0,17 T
Rotor: 0,015 T
Foundation1: 0,06 T
Total: 0,945 T
Energy x 5,1
Power x 3
Weight x 4
=
Increasing
Return on
Materials
Dalifant
11 kW
13 m
Wood
20 m
39 600
Tower: 2,85 T
Nacelle: 0,7 T
Rotor: 0,2 T
Foundation1: 0,2 T
Total 3,95 T
Enercon
2MW
E-70 E4
2 300 kW
71 m
Concrete
90 m
3 800
000
Tower: 680 T
Nacelle: 65 T
Rotor: 43 T
Foundation2: 875 T
Total 1 663 T
Energy x 1,2
Power x 1,3
Weight x 1,5
=
Decreasing
return on
Materials
Enercon
3MW
E-82 E3
3 000 kW
82 m
Concrete
138 m
4 900
000
Tower: 1180 T
Nacelle: 80 T
Rotor: 55 T
Foundation2: 1250T
Total 2 565 T
Dalifant: 10,6 kWh per kilo of material used
Enercon: 1,9 kWh per kilo of material used
1) Screw foundation
2) Concrete foundation

14. 14或者参观安装在马尔默／瑞典 美洲杯港口入口处的第一个Giraffe 2.0
GIRAFFE 2.0 – DESIGN CO-CREATED WITH DR. SANTIAGO
CALATRAVA AND HIS CHIEF DESIGNER MARK PFISTERER

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THE FUTURE GENERATIONS ALREADY LOVE THE
GIRAFFE TODAY – WHEN WILL WE FOLLOW YOUTH?

16. WE ARE THE GLOBAL LEADER IN RELIABLE AND
HYPERSILENT ROOFTOP HYBRID INSTALLATIONS
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Rooftop on Library of a University – with maximum noise tolerance-level at 37 DbA

17. WOODEN TOWERS SECURE EXTREME SILENCE OF
OPERATION
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18. INSTALLATIONS IN SWEDEN, FRANCE, THE PHILIPPINES
(PV ANGLE DEPENDS ON INSOLATION LEVEL)
POWER TOWER – EASE OF TRANSPORT & INSTALLATION
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19. SHIPMENT TO THE PHILIPPINES – LESS THAN 5M3 PER
SYSTEM
wind turbine
Total volume of the package: 4,55 m3
Total weight: 1550 kg
Dimensions: 2,8m x 6,8m x 2,8m
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20. MODULARITY FOR EASE OF TRANSPORT + TOWER IS RAISED USING A WINCH
EASE OF INSTALLATION WITHOUT ANY EQUIPMENT
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21.  One standard
screw (that can be
installed using
hand-held
equipment)
replaces 1 cubic
meter of concrete
 For the 6
windturbine
installations in Sri
Lanka, we avoid
the use of 18 m
3
,
or 50 tons, of
concrete
WE MAXIMISE USE OF WOOD AND MINIMIZE USE OF
CONCRETE
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22. OUR FOCUS ON HYBRID SOLUTIONS IS BASED ON
PERFORMANCE, RELIABILITY AND SUSTAINABILITY
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Deep discharge zone
reducing battery life by 80%

23. THE SWEDISH AMBASSADOR TO THE PHILIPPINES, H. E.
KLAS MOLIN, VISITING THE POWERTOWER IN 2014
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24. ANNUAL PRODUCTION AROUND 7000 KWH WITH OUR
SMALLEST TURBINE AND ONLY SIX PV PANELS
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WIND
SOLAR
WOOD
BATTERIES
WE DELIVER INTELLIGENT SOLUTIONS TO SMART CITIES

26. Ericsson W21 - External antenna placed
on the Power Tower for better reception
3 G
Signal
Batteries Power Supply
Data*
3G Signal
Reception
Off Grid
Power
Tower
WIFI
THE POWERTOWER CAN ALSO EXTEND 3G NETWORKS
TO GIVE CONNECTIVITY TO THE PEOPLE
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27. 14 US Cents/6
Pesos
GASOLINE GENERATOR
SariSari store run by Lhesma in the
Scandinavian Village:
• She invested 22 000 pesos in a 2,5 kW
gasoline generator (would have cost 15 000 in
Manila). Over its lifetime, it can produce 5000
kWh. This equals 4,4 pesos per kWh in
amortization
• No interest cost is added to this calculation
• The generator runs 4 hours on 4 liters of gas.
This implies 56 pesos (current liter price) for
2,5 kWh = 22,4 + 4,4 = 27 pesos/kWh (60 US
cents) per kWh in total
InnoVentum PowerTower
Comparison is made without the battery back-up
as this is not included in the gasoline generator
case:
• One PowerTower without battery back-up costs 16 000
USD and will produce 7 000 kWh per year over 20
years. Interest cost of 4000 USD is added for the 20
year period.
• This equals 14 US Cents (6 pesos) per kWh
• No cost of operation in terms of gasoline
• Some cost of maintenance, which can be low if we
train a local operator to do this
• ZERO CO2 and NO PM 2.5
60 US Cents/27 Pesos
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FOUR TIME LOWER LEVELISED COST OF ENERGY (LCOE)
THAN A GASOLINE GENERATOR

28. COMPARING ENERGY ACCESS FROM GASOLINE
GENERATOR VS POWERTOWER IN A CHILDREN’S
MISSION VILLAGE IN TACLOBAN
Gasoline Generator example
SariSari store run by Lhesma in the
Scandinavian Village:
 Generator runs from 8-12 in the
morning and from 4-9 in the evening
 The reasons for closing down are
noise, pollution and overheating of the
engine
PowerTower Example
Power generation without noise or pollution
in the Village:
 Solar power runs from 8 in the morning
until 5 in the afternoon
 Wind generation can run any time, but
usually runs more during night than
during daytime
 Power around the clock without
noise, CO2 or PM 2.5
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29. HOW CAN A LOCAL SARISARI STORE CREATE PROFITS
TO PAY OFF ITS LOAN FOR A POWERTOWER?
SariSari store run by Lhesma in the Scandinavian Village:
 Sells Ice Cubes, Offers charging services for cellphones and pocket lights
 Charging one cellphone costs 15 Pesos
 One kWh can charge 20 cell phones, which gives 300 Pesos of revenues – while one kWh
from a PowerTower only costs 6 Pesos – leaving a profit of 294 Pesos per kWh produced
 Strong ROI-potential, but first Lhesma needs a loan for $20.000
Profit Creation Example
Price paid by customer to charge one cell phone 15 Pesos
Amount of electricity needed to charge one cell phone 0.05 kWh
Number of cell phones per kWh (1 / 0.05 = 20) 20
Income from charging 20 cell phones (20 x 15 = 300) 300 Pesos
Cost of producing 1 kWh (see earlier slide) 6 Pesos
Profit from charging 20 cell phones (300 - 6 = 294) 294 Pesos
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30. Continuous energy production
hybrid wind-solar systems provide energy day and night.
Easy logistics
the wood is lightweight (compared to steel) and the construction
is modular to reduce transport volume
Typhoon- & earthquake-protected design
the construction is robust and allows for easy disassembly if
required. In collapsed position, the PowerTower will be better
protected against typhoons. Protection against xylophagous
insects, larvas and termites will be required.
No negative effect on the environment
renewable energy is clean and use of wood makes the system
“carbon negative”– the wood used to make the structure had
captured at least 2 tons of CO2 before it took shape of the
PowerTower AND it produces energy without causing any
emissions of CO2 or pollutants.
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31. PERFORMANCE AND DURABILITY TESTING WITH
SWEDEN ENERGY AGENCY FOR CERTIFICATION BY
SWEDEN TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE (SP)
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32. Asia Contact:
Jeff Gallagher
Pronto Concepts Hong Kong Ltd.
15C Eastern Commercial Building
83 Nam On Street
Shau Kei Wan
Hong Kong SAR
China
jeff@prontochina.com
+852 6285 0607
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