Potential Difference Inc. is a clean-tech innovation company that develops intellectual property for energy solutions. It aims to reduce consumer energy costs and mitigate global warming through products like regenerative generators and transformers. The company seeks to replace existing electric generator, motor, and transformer technologies with its patented devices that could increase electric vehicle range and reduce battery costs and pollution from rare earth metal mining.

1. Potential +/- Difference Inc.
Generating Solutions
EigenPower Co.
The Transition of Power
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2. LEGAL NAME Potential Difference Inc.
TRADING
NAME
BUSINESS
ADDRESS
11 Main St. Almonte ON K0A 1A0
PHONE 613.314.9653 FAX
E-MAIL thaneh@potentialdifference.ca
DESCRIPTION OF THE
BUSINESS
Clean-Tech Innovation Company and Solution Provider / Intellectual
Property Development
MAJOR
DEMOGRAPHIC,
ECONOMIC,
SOCIAL AND
CULTURAL
FACTORS
 Consumer Energy Cost Reduction,
 Global Warming Mitigation,
 Low Cost Transportation Alternative, Clean-Tech Mining Pollution
Mitigation
MAJOR PLAYERS
(suppliers,
distributors,
clients)
 ALL Electric Generator, Electric Motor and Transformer
Manufacturing Companies Globally.
 ALL Auto Makers.
 ALL Electricity Consumers.
NATURE OF THE
INDUSTRY
Energy. Production and Consumption (power consumption reduction).
Electric Vehicles Range Extension, Battery Size, Weight, Cost Reduction.
The so called “Clean”Tech industry is anything but clean. In fact it is one of
the worst environmental polluters on the planet.
Rare Earth Metal mining (magnet material) and Lithium mining (EV battery
material) are a couple of the worst forms of mining.
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3. TRENDS IN
THE INDUSTRY
 Environmental Devastation.
 Geopolitical Restrictions on Non-sustainable Clean Tech Industry
Components.
 Consumer Deception via Short Term Gain and Long Term Pain.
 The Trouble with Lithium:
http://tyler.blogware.com/lithium_shortage.pdf
Rare Earth Metal Mining in China
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4. Polluted water, blue with chlorine, at a lithium mine in the Atacama desert,
Chile. Lithium may be the new darling of the Western green lobby but its
extraction comes at a high environmental cost.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/moslive/article-1166387/In-search-
Lithium-The-battle-3rd-element.html#ixzz3DZz8pqaA
Electric Vehicles as
expensive, heavy and
toxic rolling batteries.
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5. THE MARKET
 ALL Electric Vehicles Globally
 ALL Electric Generators
 ALL Electric Motors
 ALL Transformers
 ALL Electric Power
Generation
 ALL Electric Power
Consumption
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6. MARKET
SEGMENT
 Electrical Power Production and Consumption
 Electric Vehicle Motive Power
 Environmental Pollution Mitigation and Cleanup
PRODUCTS
& SERVICES
 Electric Generator Sales
 Electric Motor Sales
 Electric Transformer Sales
 Electric Vehicle Retrofits
 Fossil Fuel Generator Retrofits
PRICING AND
DISTRIBUTION
 Identical or Cheaper than Existing Technologies
COMPETITION
COMPETITORS
AND TYPE OF
COMPETITION
• NO competition exists in the Regenerative Acceleration
(ReGenX) Market.
• NO competition exists in the Bi-Toroid (BiTT) Transformer
market.
COMPETITIVE
ADVANTAGE
Regenerative Acceleration Generator / Motor
All electric generators operate as “brakes” when delivering power to a
load and they rob the drive shaft of available torque. This is why
electric vehicles decelerate in regenerative braking mode (when the
EV's generator is recharging the batteries).
The ReGenX Generator reverses this generator braking paradigm and
the ReGenX Generator acts like an extra motor when delivering power
to a load and adds extra torque to the drive shaft.
This allows the ReGenX Generator equipped EV to recharge itself
while driving without the normal parasitic effects of generator braking.
Early integrations in a Hero Electric Scooter provided a range increase
of 52% in static tests.
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7. CUSTOMERS
NAME/ADDRESS
TERMS PRODUCT/SERVICE
1
2
34
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
SUPPLIERS NAME/ADDRESS TERMS PRODUCT/SERVICE
12345
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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8. ADVERTISING
&
PROMOTI
ON
PRICING
&
DISTRIBU
TION
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
POLICY
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9. LOCATION
SIZE AND CAPACITY
ADVANTAGES OR DISADVANTAGES
LEASE OR OWNERSHIP DETAILS
EQUIPMENT,
FURNITURE
&
FIXTURES
FUTURE
EXPENDITU
RES /
TECHNOLO
GY
REQUIREM
ENTS
RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPM
ENT
ENVIRONMENTAL
COMPLIAN
CE
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATI
ON
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10. KEY
EMPLOYE
ES
NAME OR TITLE
(Nº OF POSITIONS)
KEY
RESPONSIBILITIES QUALIFICATIONS
1234
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
POLICIES & PROCEDURES
HOURS OF
OPERATIONS
NUMBER OF
EMPLOYEES
VACATION
PROGRAM
PERFORMANCE
ASSESSMENT
TRAINING &
DEVELOPMEN
T
REMUNERATION AND
BENEFITS
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11. ACTION PLAN ACTION BY WHEN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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12. OBJECTIVES /
DESCRIPTI
ON OF THE
PROJECT
BUSINESS
HISTORY /
NATURE OF
OPERATIO
NS
PRODUCTS AND
SERVICES
PROJECT
FINANCING
MANAGEMENT /
ADVISORS Director 1
Director 2
RISK
ASSESSME
NT &
CONTINGE
NCY PLAN
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13. FINANCIAL
INSTITUTI
ON
SUPPORTING
DOCUME
NTS
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14. APPENDIX
FINANCIAL PLAN
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