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BaseloadEnergy
Path to $1B
Annual Revenue

Carbon-negative baseload electricity from biomass — deployed since 2014, Leidos-validated, scaling to 30 facilities by 2032.

$1B
Annual Revenue by 2032
30
Facilities at Scale
750MW
Total Installed Capacity
$4.5B
Cumulative 8-Year Revenue
Slide 02 — Unit Economics

Each Facility: $33.5M/Year

25MW nameplate capacity at 85% utilization, generating ~186 GWh annually at competitive rates — carbon-negative by design.

$33.5M
Revenue / Facility
Per year at full operation
25MW
Nameplate Capacity
Per facility (scalable 4–25MW)
85%
Capacity Utilization
Always-on baseload power
186 GWh
Annual Output
Per facility per year
Electricity Price
$0.17 – $0.19/kWh
vs. International Average
~60% below average rates
Carbon Profile
Carbon-Negative by Design
Slide 03 — Revenue Streams

Four Revenue Drivers

Electricity PPAs anchor the model. Biochar, EV charging, and IRA incentives stack on top — creating diverse, defensible cash flows.

Electricity PPAs (Primary)

Long-term Power Purchase Agreements with hyperscalers, industrial customers, and military bases. Contracted revenue at $0.17–$0.19/kWh — 24/7 baseload delivery.

Primary Revenue Driver
🚗

BEV Charging Partnerships

On-site electric vehicle charging infrastructure — monetizing excess capacity with fleet operators, logistics hubs, and EV charging networks like EVgo, ChargePoint.

Recurring Revenue
🌱

Biochar Sales

Premium biochar byproduct from High-Temperature Pyrolysis process — sold for soil carbon sequestration, agriculture, and water filtration. Growing premium market.

High-Margin Byproduct
🏛️

IRA Incentives (45Y / 48E)

Inflation Reduction Act clean energy tax credits: 45Y (Clean Electricity Production) and 48E (Clean Electricity Investment). $1.1–$1.5B in incentives over 10 years across 30 facilities.

$1.1–$1.5B over 10 Years
Slide 04 — Deployment Timeline

3-Phase Scale-Up Roadmap

Disciplined expansion from pilot to 30 facilities — each phase self-funds the next through contracted PPA revenue.

Phase 1 — Foundation
2026 – 2027
Facilities3 Facilities
Capacity75MW
Annual Revenue~$100M
Capital Required~$400M
Anchor sites in North America. Validate replication model. Secure Phase 2 financing from operational cash flow.
Phase 2 — Expansion
2028 – 2030
Facilities18 Facilities
Capacity450MW
Annual Revenue~$600M
New MarketsUS + International
Rapid replication across North America and key international markets. Hyperscaler + industrial PPAs anchor each site.
Phase 3 — $1B Scale
2031 – 2032
Facilities30 Facilities
Capacity750MW Total
Annual Revenue$1B+
Run Rate$1B / Year
Full 30-facility portfolio delivering $1B+ annual run rate. Established as the leading carbon-negative baseload electricity provider globally.
Slide 05 — Revenue Trajectory

$4.5B Cumulative Revenue

Eight-year revenue trajectory from first facilities online to full $1B/year run rate — anchored by contracted PPAs from day one.

$33M
2026
$100M
2027
$267M
2028
$470M
2029
$600M
2030
$770M
2031
$1B+
2032
Phase 1 (3 facilities)
Phase 2 (18 facilities)
Phase 3 (30 facilities)
🏆
$4.5B cumulative over 8 years

$1B annual run rate reached by 2032 — 30 facilities, 750MW, fully contracted revenue base

Slide 06 — Named Offtaker Targets

Tier-1 Offtaker Pipeline

Each facility anchored by a long-term PPA with a creditworthy offtaker — hyperscalers, industrial, military, mining, and EV networks.

🏢 Hyperscalers — 24/7 Carbon-Free Energy Goals
Microsoft Google Meta Amazon AWS
🏭 Industrial — On-Site Clean Power Demand
Intel TSMC Ford
🎖️ Military — Energy Security & Independence
Fort Hood Norfolk Naval Station
⛏️ Mining — Remote Site Power
Rio Tinto Newmont
🔌 EV Charging Networks — Fleet & Highway Charging
EVgo ChargePoint Blink Charging
Slide 07 — Technology Validation

Proven Tech, Not a Concept

High-Temperature Pyrolysis is not experimental — it has been deployed commercially since 2014 and independently validated.

Deployed Since 2014

Operational facilities running since 2014 — over a decade of real-world performance data, not lab estimates. Commercial-scale proof of concept is complete.

Leidos-Validated Technology

Independent technical validation by Leidos, a $15B defense and engineering firm, confirms process efficiency, emissions performance, and scalability of the High-Temperature Pyrolysis system.

Carbon-Negative by Design

The pyrolysis process permanently sequesters carbon as biochar, making each facility carbon-negative — not just neutral. Qualifies for the most favorable IRA tax credit tiers (45Y/48E).

No Grid Dependency

Self-contained 4–25MW microgrids operate fully off-grid, serving collocated industrial, military, and data center customers — immune to transmission bottlenecks and utility rate increases.

Slide 08 — Leadership Team

Goldman Sachs + JP Morgan Pedigree

50+ years combined finance experience. 15+ years in green energy. The team has structured, financed, and operated complex infrastructure at scale.

Christopher Headrick
Christopher Headrick
CEO & Co-Founder
Goldman Sachs background. 20+ years structuring infrastructure finance and energy transactions. Leads investor relations and capital strategy.
David Voyticky
David Voyticky
President & Co-Founder
JP Morgan / Houlihan Lokey background. Expert in M&A, capital markets, and complex deal structuring across energy and infrastructure sectors.
Kevin DeLeon
Kevin DeLeon
CTO & Co-Founder
15+ years in green energy technology. Leads High-Temperature Pyrolysis process development, facility engineering, and operations since 2014 commercial deployments.
50+
Years Combined Finance
15+
Years Green Energy
Goldman / JPM
Finance Pedigree
2014
First Deployment
Slide 09 — Capital Requirements

Phase 1: ~$400M to Launch

Phase 1 capital deploys across 3 facilities (75MW total). PPA revenue from first facilities funds Phase 2 expansion — minimizing dilution.

Facility Construction (per facility)~$100M
Equipment & Pyrolysis Systems~$60M
Land, Infrastructure & Grid Interconnection~$20M
Working Capital & Operations (3 years)~$20M
Phase 1 Total (3 Facilities)~$400M
Capital Strategy
  • Project finance structure — each facility financed independently against PPA contracts
  • IRA 48E tax equity (~30% investment credit) reduces net equity requirement
  • Phase 2 self-funded by Phase 1 operating cash flow
  • DOE loan guarantees available for utility-scale clean energy projects
Slide 10 — Get In Touch

Ready to Invest in the Future
of Clean Energy?

BaseloadEnergy is raising Phase 1 capital to deploy the first 3 facilities. We're in active discussions with strategic investors and offtake partners.

c.headrick@BSLD.ENERGY
Christopher Headrick — CEO & Co-Founder
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The Autonomous System That Generates Revenue While You Sleep — 750MW of carbon-negative baseload electricity by 2032.