Meridian Energy Partners · Est. 2017

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Meridian

Private energy infrastructure, structured for solar homeowners.

Investor overview · A nine-slide summary of what we do, who pays us, and how participants are paid in return.

Investor Overview · 2026

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II· The opportunity02 / 09

The largest structural shift in American energy in a generation.

AI training and hyperscale data centers are pulling more electricity than the U.S. grid was designed to deliver. Existing capacity is aging; new capacity is being built privately, at unprecedented scale.

The category we operate in did not exist in its current form a decade ago. It does now — and private capital is funding most of it.

FIG 01

35%

Projected U.S. power demand growth by 2030.

FIG 02

$1.7T

Infrastructure investment required this decade.

FIG 03

2–3×

Data center electricity consumption growth.

FIG 04

48%

U.S. grid past intended design life.

Sources · EIA Annual Outlook · IEA World Energy Investment · DOE grid reports

III· Why solar homeowners03 / 09

You already understand energy economics.

If you made the decision to invest in energy at home, you understand something most people don't: energy is not a bill. It is an asset class.

01

You already invest in energy.

Solar homeowners have demonstrated conviction in the energy transition. You committed capital. You understand payback periods, offsets, and long-term value better than most professional investors.

02

You think in long horizons.

Solar is a 12-to-25-year commitment. That same long-term thinking is exactly what private infrastructure requires — and rewards.

03

You see energy as a system.

Most people see a utility statement. You see generation, consumption, and arbitrage. That perspective is rare, and it is exactly why this opportunity makes sense for you.

04

The natural next step.

You have optimized the residential side of energy. The commercial side — where the scale, contracts, and revenue actually live — has historically been closed. Until now.

IV· What we do04 / 09

Private infrastructure. Income-oriented. Built for the long term.

Meridian acquires, develops, and operates commercial-scale solar capacity tied to AI- and data-center-driven electricity demand. Four steps separate a kilowatt leaving the array from a deposit landing in your account.

I

AI and data centers need power.

Demand exceeds what the grid was designed to deliver — a structural shift backed by 20-year offtake contracts from the world's largest technology firms.

II

Meridian builds and operates the supply.

Real assets, real electricity, real meters. We own them, operate them, and report on them.

III

Counterparties pay for the power.

15-to-25-year contracts convert kilowatt-hours into predictable, contracted revenue every billing cycle.

IV

Participants receive distributions.

Monthly. Direct deposit. Tied to project performance. No portals; no statements to decode.

V· Income structure05 / 09

Income-oriented. Tied to performance.

Distributions are tied directly to project revenue, not to a promised yield. This is real electricity, sold to real counterparties, with real meters and real invoices behind it.

01

Performance-based

Distributions are derived from actual revenue collected from electricity delivered. There is no fixed promise; the math is the math.

02

Monthly cadence

Distributions are paid on the same day each month by direct deposit. Some participants align them with fixed expenses; others let them accumulate.

03

Flexible participation

No lock-in period beyond what each project's structure requires. We earn continued participation; we don't trap it.

Some participants align distributions with their existing utility bills — using one form of energy income to offset another. It is, in the end, the same economics on both sides of the meter. — On how participants use distributions

VI· By the numbers06 / 09

Track record, in plain figures.

Eight years of operation. 52.4 MW of capacity online. Thirty-six consecutive months of uninterrupted distributions. The numbers are not projections; they are receipts.

FIG 01

$2.4B

Infrastructure under management

FIG 02

1,247

Homeowner participants

FIG 03

36

Consecutive monthly distributions

FIG 04

4.9/5

Participant satisfaction rating

Figures as of Q1 2026 · Independently audited · Q2 statement issued 14 days after period end

VII· Leadership07 / 09

A small partnership of energy and finance professionals.

Every participant works directly with someone whose name appears here — not a call center.

David Mitchell

Founder & Director

18 years in energy infrastructure. Previously SunEdison and Duke Energy.

Sarah Caldwell

Chief Financial Officer

22 years in financial services. Previously Blackstone Infrastructure.

Marcus Thompson

VP, Operations

15 years in energy operations at NextEra. Your direct point of contact.

+ 7 partners across legal, engineering, asset management & compliance

VIII· Common questions08 / 09

Before we talk, a few honest answers.

[01]

Is the income guaranteed?

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

[02]

How do the projects make money?

Long-term contracts with data centers and large commercial facilities. They pay for power; we share the revenue.

[03]

What are the risks?

Construction timelines, energy pricing, regulation, and individual project performance — the same risks present in any real infrastructure business.

[04]

Why haven't I heard of this category?

Private infrastructure moves through direct relationships, not public marketing. We reach out to solar homeowners specifically because you already understand the space.

[05]

How often does income come?

Monthly. Direct deposit. Based on project performance.

IX· Next steps09 / 09

If what you've read resonates, let's talk.

No obligation. No sales process. A direct conversation about whether Meridian is the right fit for your situation. A member of our partnership will reach out within one business day.

Request introduction → or call (800) 555-0199

Disclaimer

This material is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities. Any investment involves risk, including the potential loss of principal. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Distributions are not guaranteed and depend on project performance. Meridian Energy Partners is not a registered investment advisor, broker-dealer, or financial planner.

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