About SolarBancorp Group

Cleantech Alternative Energy – The Growth Industry

• Estimated clean energy market will grow from $1 billion currently to $130 billion by 2015
• In the US cleantech has become the fifth-largest venture capital category behind biotech, software, medical and telecommunications
• The electric utilities sector is one of the largest emitters of greenhouse gases, about 40% of total GHGs worldwide
• General Electric’s Ecomagination expects $16 billion sales of clean energy products 2010
• Much of President Obama’s $787 Billion Economic Stimulus is aimed at renewable energy
• Obama’s economic stimulus plan would double renewable energy to about 10 percent of the nation’s total production, and would create 3 million jobs
• Obama’s package, approving $80 billion in clean energy funding: $38 billion for energy efficiency, $28 billion for renewable energy and $15 billion for clean transportation.
• Backers say $6 billion for weatherization, which falls under energy efficiency, would generate 465,000 jobs and insulate 2 million homes

SolarBancorp Group of Companies (SBI) is a global cleantech alternative energy company. Through its subsidiaries known as the Solar Bancorp Group of Companies, SBI provides alternative energy and cleantech startups with financial, sales and marketing, and senior managerial partnership. Through its wholly owned subsidiary Solar Bancorp Research Group, SBC licenses new innovations in solar energy and solar energy storage.

Solar Bancorp is a merchant bank, specializing in funding, M & A, acquisition, and consulting to the renewable energy industries – specifically the solar energy industry. Its first investment has been the CleanClimate Group. Recently, SolarBancorp Group of Companies has created three new corporations; Solar Fields Corp, Solar Rooftops Corp., and Solar Source Corp.

Sources of Revenues:

1. SolarBancorp Group of Companies: Directly targeted to increased clean-energy generation capacity for each environment. It is a value-added proposition that targets important variables such as energy self-sufficiency, a reduction in CO2 emissions, wealth creation and employment and improving our national trade balance by reducing fossil fuel imports.
2. Solar Fields Corp: This corporate entity is involved in the many of the stages of developing and managing solar energy farms for itself, and for other corporations
3. Solar Bancorp Research: IP licensing fees for Solar Bancorp

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