Live · 86.6 MW online

Distributions YTD $31.7M

Participants 1,247

Series · 2026

Private Energy Infrastructure

Monthly income from the same infrastructure powering AI.

A private opportunity, structured for solar homeowners — built around the commercial assets supplying electricity to America's data centers.

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Meridian Energy Partners · Est. 2017

I· A letterFrom the founder, before we go further

David Mitchell, founder of Meridian Energy Partners — David Mitchell Austin · 2026

You already made the decision most homeowners never make. You bought solar. You understand that energy is an asset, not a line item — that the meter on your roof has been doing quiet arithmetic in your favor every month it spins.

For the eighteen years I worked inside this industry, I watched the same pattern play out. The homeowner produced a few kilowatts and a smaller utility bill. The institution produced a portfolio.

The commercial side of that same asset — the gigawatt-scale infrastructure now powering AI and the data centers behind it — has been locked behind institutional gates for a generation. Mitchell, on what Meridian was built to change

BlackRock, Goldman, JPMorgan — they have quietly deployed trillions into this category because the math is simple. Long contracts. Real assets. Electricity sold at the meter. Until now, no honest path existed for an individual homeowner to participate alongside them.

Meridian was built to open that door. Same asset class, same counterparties, structured for participation rather than gatekeeping. If you already understand energy, you belong here. Nothing on this page asks you to take a leap of faith — only to start a conversation.

David Mitchell

Founder & Director · Meridian Energy Partners · 18 yrs · Previously SunEdison, Duke Energy

II· The methodFrom demand to distribution

How a kilowatt becomes a deposit.

Four steps separate an electron leaving the array from a number landing in your account. None of them involves leverage, derivatives, or anyone's clever idea about the future. We sell electricity; we share revenue.

Demand for electricity has outpaced supply.

AI training, hyperscale data centers, electrified industry — the grid is being asked to do more than it was built for. Long-term offtake contracts have followed.

U.S. data center load · 2018→2030

Meridian develops the supply.

Commercial and industrial solar arrays sited near demand. Engineering, permitting, interconnection, construction — owned and operated end to end.

86.6 MW operating · 14.6 MW in construction

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Counterparties pay for the power.

15-to-25-year offtake agreements with investment-grade buyers convert kilowatt-hours into predictable, contracted revenue every billing cycle.

Avg. contract tenor · 19 years

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FEB

MAR

APR

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You receive monthly distributions.

Revenue, less operating costs, flows to participants as a deposit on the same day each month. No portals to check, no statements to decode.

36 consecutive months · uninterrupted

III· Company we keepThe institutions building this asset class

$1.4 trillion has already been deployed into private energy infrastructure — by the names you already trust with your retirement.

Meridian operates in the same category as the firms below — structured for individual participation rather than institutional gates.

01 BlackRock

$100B+

Renewable energy assets under management.

2024 disclosures

02 Goldman Sachs

$300B+

Deployed in clean energy finance.

2030 target

03 Bank of America

$560B

Mobilized toward sustainable energy.

2030 commitment

04 JPMorgan Chase

$400B

Green energy financing committed.

2030 target

05 Brookfield

$40B+

Direct renewable energy ownership.

2024 disclosures

IV· Operating projectsFive sites across the U.S.

Real assets. Real locations. Real meters.

Commercial-scale solar installations supplying electricity to data centers and enterprise facilities. Each project is owned, operated and reported on by Meridian.

VI· In their wordsSelected from 1,247 participants

What it looks like from the inside.

Unedited reflections from solar homeowners who joined us. Names are real; words are theirs.

VII· The masthead10 partners · 0 call centers

A small partnership of energy and finance professionals.

Every participant works directly with someone whose name appears below.

David Mitchell

Founder & Director

18 yrs · SunEdison, Duke Energy

Sarah Caldwell

Chief Financial Officer

22 yrs · Blackstone Infrastructure

Marcus Thompson

VP, Operations

15 yrs · NextEra Energy

Jennifer Reeves

General Counsel

16 yrs · Sullivan & Cromwell

Lisa Hernandez

Investor Relations

14 yrs · Apollo Global Management

Kevin Walsh

Head of Acquisitions

12 yrs · AES Corporation

Angela Nguyen

Controller

10 yrs · Deloitte Energy Practice

Patricia James

Head of Compliance

19 yrs · SEC Enforcement

Robert Park

VP, Engineering

20 yrs · SunPower, First Solar

Daniel Rivera

Asset Management

17 yrs · Clearway Energy

VIII· SafeguardsStructure & oversight

SEC-compliant structure

All offerings structured in compliance with federal securities regulations.

Independently audited

Third-party audited financials and project performance reporting.

Licensed & insured

Fully licensed infrastructure operator with comprehensive insurance coverage.

Participant portal

Real-time performance, distribution history, and tax documents — always available.

IX· Common questionsWhat prospective participants ask

Before we talk, a few honest answers.

Distributions are tied to project performance — like any real-world business. As long as you remain a participant, you share in the income these projects generate. This is real infrastructure, not a fixed-return product.

They supply electricity to data centers and large commercial facilities under long-term contracts. As AI demand expands, these systems become more valuable — and contract pricing reflects that.

No. Solar ownership is not required. But most of our participants already own solar — they already understand energy as an asset, which makes the conversation natural.

Construction timelines, energy pricing, regulatory shifts, and individual project performance — the same risks present in any real infrastructure business. We walk through each of them in detail before any commitment.

Private infrastructure has historically moved through direct relationships and professional networks. We reach out to solar homeowners specifically because they already understand the space.

Distributions are based on project performance and paid monthly via direct deposit. Some participants align distributions with fixed expenses; others let them accumulate.

X· Begin a conversationNo obligation · No sales process

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If what you've read resonates, we'd welcome a direct conversation. A member of our partnership will reach out within one business day.