1. A STRATEGIC INVESTMENT IN RENEWABLE ENERGY
TSX-V: ART

2. DISCLAIMER
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respective directors, officers, employees, agents, and partners, expressly disclaim any and all liability for representations or
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suitability of investing in securities of Acro Energy Technologies Corp.
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3. ACRO IS A MARKET LEADER
Acro Energy Technologies industry-leading results
≈297%
#4
>35%
Posi0ve
Net
annualized
organic
largest
retail
solar
integrator
in
California
gross
margins
in
Q210,
higher
than
all
public
Income
growth
in
Q210
achieved
in
Q210
DEC09
out
of
750
compeAtors
 A leading retail renewable energy solutions provider, having sold and installed >2,000 solar energy
systems to date
 Helping consumers reduce their power consumption costs by engineering, installing, and arranging
the financing for renewable energy systems at customers facilities
 Delivering the best customer experience, using highest-quality, most cost-effective technologies and
financing solutions available in the market
 Growing organically and via acquisition to create the largest, most profitable down-stream renewable
energy company in the United States
 Maintaining high-talent, low-cost shared service operations at our headquarters, supporting locally-
focused sales, installation, and customer service operations in Arizona and California
7/14/10
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4. STRONG SOLAR INDUSTRY FUNDAMENTALS
costs Decreasing costs
 Upstream investment in solar technology capacity is lowering system prices
 Wholesale module prices have fallen by approximately 50% in 24 months
 Government incentives—federal tax incentives and state rebates—are spurring consumption
Fragmented competition
fragmented  ≈60% of our market is serviced by small, sole-proprietorships in California
 Expansion markets are dominated by small firms
Expanding market
 Utility-provided power prices are high and increasing
market
 Global commodity demand and domestic renewable energy standards are increasing wholesale
prices
 Distributed solar power is a money-saving option for more consumers
 Solar is economical for approximately 3.5 million single family households in California
Creating opportunity
 Most solar integrators lack cost-effective customer acquisition and installation capabilities
 None have the economies of scale and scope to deliver solar to thousands of customers
opportunity  Without achieving effective operating leverage most competitors will shrink
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5. SOLAR IS NOW A MIDDLE CLASS PRODUCT
Affordable financing dramatically expands the residential solar market
 <20,000 customers buy residential solar electric systems in the US with cash or debt
 Average single family homes in CA have >$150/month electricity bills
 Buying power from an Acro system is affordable and effective for middle class
customers because of our financing solutions
 Making solar a smart purchase for ≈50% of California s 7MM single-family homeowners
Homeowners start saving with solar for $1,000 down
 Save >10% on electricity bills >$150/month
 Purchase the power from an Acro Energy solar system
 Financing through SunRun and US Bancorp
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6. LED BY AN EXPERIENCED TEAM
Harry Fleming – Chief Executive Officer, Director
25 years M&A, numerous rollups in the service sector such as BFI and Allwaste in the waste business- both
billion dollar companies listed on the NYSE
Recent rollup of health care centers in Houston as principal - IPO at $175MM on TSX
Boston College MBA and University of Houston JD
Nat Kreamer – President, Director
Founder, President, and COO of SunRun, pioneering and leading provider of residential solar finance
Grew SunRun to become the largest residential solar financing company in the US in 24 months,
raising $117MM in venture capital and tax-equity, structuring and managing partnerships with the largest
US solar integration firms
Rice University MBA, Northwestern University BS, Afghan war veteran, and Bronze Star Medal recipient
Marty Spake – Chief Financial Officer
Public company experience at Chicago Bridge and Iron Co (NYSE: CBI)
Vice President, M&A, Investor Relations, and Strategic Planning at CB&I
Stanford University MBA and United States Military Academy BS
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7. GROWING EXISTING BUSINESSES
Q1 10 Results 2010 YTD1 2010 2011
 $3.8 MM revenue achieved
 120% annualized growth Revenue $ 9,200,000 $ 24,000,000 $ 40,000,000
 $100+k positive ebitda Cost of goods sold 14,880,000 24,800,000
 Due to seasonality, Q1 revenues
typically are ≈14% of annual Gross profit 9,120,000 15,200,000
Approx. 38% 38.0% 38.0%
revenues
Operating expenses
Sales & Marketing 1,950,000 3,200,000
Q2 10 Results General and administrative 4,700,000 6,400,000
 ≈$5MM in sales back-log Depreciation 160,000 200,000
 $5.4MM Revenue Total operating expenses 6,810,000 9,800,000
 297% increase in year over year
quarterly revenues Operating income 2,310,000 5,400,000
9.6% 13.5%
 $200-300K Net Income Expected
 $300-400K ebitda Interest expense 550,000 550,000
 Q2 revenues typically are ≈22%
Income before income taxes 150,000 to 250,000 1,760,000 4,850,000
of annual revenues
Income taxes - - 2,044,476
Q3 10 Guidance Net income 150,000 to 250,000 1,760,000 2,805,524
 $7.5MM Revenue 7.3% 7.0%
 $700-900K Net Income
EBITDA 450,000 to 550,000 2,470,000 5,600,000
 $800-1,000K ebitda 10.3% 14.0%
1 Reflects Company s guidance pending the filing of second quarter financials
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8. Acro
Energy
Technologies
Corp.
TSX-­‐V:
ART
32,545,280 shares issued, as of June,
2010
Harry
Fleming,
CEO
Nat
Kreamer,
President
Marty
Spake,
CFO
Corporate
10700
Richmond
Avenue
Suite
275
Houston,
TX
77042
t.
713-­‐715-­‐1000
f.
713-­‐715-­‐1011
www.acroenergy.com
27JAN2010