1. 1. COMPANY Overview Sustainable Energy Services
2. 2. Why Tribalinx? 120 Years of Success and Experience in Core Markets (Software, Energy, Wireless, Safety and Healthcare). Our energy team 2010 California Governors Award Best Solar Design High Quality Service and Support
3. 3. Sustainable energy services
4. 4. Current Market Conditions Solar Residential PPA Hottest Market in USA 2010 40% PPA vs. Buy 2011 60% PPA vs. Buy 2012 Expected 75% PPA vs. Buy Electricity prices rising faster than gasoline Tax Subsidy till 2016 Expanding USA Solar as fasting growing market in the world. 300k homes out of 80 million homes in USA
5. 5. Energy Auditing/Energy Efficiency
6. 6. Macro vs. Micro Electricity Win 2 - InvestorWin 1 - Utility Win 4 - HomeownerWin 3 Solar Provider 20% Green 2012 30% Green 2016 Increased more supply Tax Equity 5%-6% Profit Avg We take care of everything Income protection rate hikes Increased home value 100 Years Old Grid Maintenance Causes Rate Hikes (6-16% Per Year) Distribution (40% Per Month) Costs To Consumers. 66% of Energy is Lost in Transmission
7. 7. Rebates & Funding ITC 30% of installation covered by Tax Equity Good till 2026 CSI Was 20% now down to 5% Each 6k solar installs reduces fund not likely to be re-established in 2012 Changes increase rates, setup and installation charges
8. 8. Buy vs. PPA $30,000.00 Investment Savings Cost Zero 25 Years Solar Panels still 85% Efficient 20 year Discount10 Years Inverter $3.5k First $1 Saved First $1 Saved
9. 9. Servicing a underserved or unserved markets Low cost reduction of electricity rates Reduces usage of natural resources Provides a long term savings for low income families Creates jobs in remote rural communities
10. 10. Reduces rate increases from 6-9% per year to 3% fixed Low to no cost to get started Long term sustainable energy which creates new green jobs Supports military families by reducing their long term utility costs
11. 11. Micro Power Applications 2 Times More Efficient for Electricity & More
12. 12. Waste to energy/commodities TCOM & PYROMAX
13. 13. Biomass Waste to Commodities Carbon Waste Feedstock Pyrolysis Bio Char Synthetic Fuel Gasification
14. 14. Sustainable public safety
15. 15. Invented and Designed by GreenLinx in partnership with Tribalinx to provide mobile video security Portable, self-contained box with video camera and wireless transmitter Capable of transmitting video signals from remote locations hundreds of miles away, through the use of the Iridium satellite network Allows live monitoring of video from the most remote regions of the Reservation Protects the borders, remote areas, community housing projects and coastline by providing situational awareness of movement and activity We work with many types and makes of cameras and mobile computing networks
16. 16. The example shown here is a covert unit built to look like an electrical utility box. It was later embellished with High Voltage signs on the box to make it look authentic to the electric utility. This particular configuration has three fixed lens 1.2 megapixel IP cameras, to allow a 220-degree view of the front and surrounding areas. Wireless connectivity is provided by a 4G WIMAX wireless network. A built-in DVR (Digital Video Recorder) is on-board, with a storage capacity of 500GB on a solid-state hard drive, allowing for several days of continuous recording. All video images are stored locally and also transmitted over the wireless network back to headquarters via a secure encrypted link. The remote Security personnel can view live video, as well as download previous incidents that were recorded to the DVR. Covert units are available in many sizes and configurations, including round pole- mounted transformer cans, birdhouses, and camouflage tree-mounted units, etc., limited only by the imagination.
17. 17. This particular unit is more sophisticated, as it involves automated video analytics software. This unit was specifically designed for human trafficking along the Mexican-American border, yet will serve well in remote Tribal lands where foot and vehicle traffic needs to be monitored. The special video analytics software enable automated PTZ tracking and control of the PTZ camera. When human motion is detected (animals and vegetation blowing in the wind are filtered out) by one of the four fixed-lens cameras, the PTZ camera swings around and zooms in on the subject automatically. This is done without any human operator on the remote end. Alerts and alarms are sent automatically, which include SMS text messages and emails, notifying Security personnel that an alarm has been triggered. Thus headquarters Security personnel live eyes- on monitoring is not necessary. This particular unit is pole-mounted, with a long-range PTZ camera viewing through a window with the ability to sweep in a 120-degree arc. Illegal foot or vehicle traffic as far away as a half- mile can trigger alarms, depending on the adjustments and settings of the system. Radio communications are enabled through a private 5.8 GHz broadband network, with a video backhaul capability of several (up to 40) miles, depending on the choice of antenna. Backup radio signals over a low-bandwidth cellular connection are available if the primary wireless signal is lost. All video and alarming are transmitted over a secure private and encrypted link. There are many options available for the wireless pole-mounted units, including the availability of video analytics, choice of radio networks, and choice of camera configurations, including I/R infrared cameras and FLIR thermal imaging cameras. Also available are long-range RFID credentialing. This technology allows an authorized Security personnel walking within range of this monitoring device to be identified as a friendly.
18. 18. This technology is similar to the pole-mounted systems, yet the electronics are located in the trunk of a drop car, with a hidden PTZ camera installed in the cars interior. The concept is, an undercover law enforcement officer will drive the car into a neighborhood where illicit activity is suspected. He will park the car, flip a switch under the seat of the car to activate the system, lock the doors and walk away. During the next three days, the car will be sending back live video signals over a wireless network, including remote PTZ control, to Security personnel back at headquarters. The system is powered by trunk-mounted deep-cycle marine 12-volt batteries. When discharged, the vehicle is returned to headquarters for re-charging and re-use in a new operation. Once again, video is archived locally to the on-board DVR with a 500GB solid state hard drive, plus live video is available over a private, encrypted wireless connection to the remote viewer. Previous archived incidents can be downloaded and stored remotely, while the covert car system is still in operation. The end result is a non-descript vehicle that looks totally normal in its surroundings. Most people walking past this empty vehicle dont even give it a second glance. This vehicle design has been highly successful in investigations, gathering evidence, and prosecuting illegal drug activity.
19. 19. With the mobile devices, fixed and stationary video cameras, vehicles, personnel and the central command connected situational awareness is attained and maintained in real time.
20. 20. Allow your officers, detectives and security personnel in the field to share vital data, pictures and videos with internal and external agencies.
21. 21. With iPatrol Fusion & Cam we allow our customers to do more with less and we allow any users with a need to know controlled web-based and secure access. Courts, Healthcare, Police, External Agencies (DEA, Homeland Security) and others can now share information seamlessly.
22. 22. Current Key Projects Oneida Nation Native Wind Energy Company & Economic Development Standing Rock Sioux - Rock Wireless Lummi Nation Renewable Energy Park & Renewable Energy 8a Tulalip Nation iPatrol & Drug Enforcement Platform United Indians iGov Cloud-based Management Platform Quinault Nation iPatrol & Drug Enforcement Platform United Association of Home Owners 5700 Energy Audits/Renewable Systems Market Focus Northern California, Southern California, and Bay Area HOAs
23. 23. Thanks for your time. For more information: James McCorkle, Biz Dev 310.626.7050 phone Website: www.Tribalinx.com