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Energiz Renewable, Inc.An International Integrated Renewable Energy Company

Trading Symbol CGDA.OTC-BB

June 17, 2010

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ERI Mission ERIs vision is to become an international vertically integrated renewable energy

company. ERI is now implementing its unique business model by initially

establishing itself as a vertically integrated solar energy company, from ongoing

research & development, production of solar panels through installation, project

development and management, including being an Independent Power Producer

(IPP). As an IPP, ERI will generate 20 plus years of cash flow from the production

of power. ERI currently has over 560 MW of selected projects.

ERI has entered into a Joint Venture Agreement with the owners of technologies to

develop new solar processes to increase the efficiency and lower the cost of the

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Collaborative Experience

ERI management has looked at renewable energy concepts since 1984; Our Chairman

has 7 years of clean energy experience. A Director of ERI was elected 4 times inEnergy to the Institutional Investor Magazine All - America Research Team.

ERI has accumulated through its JVA 30 years of experience in building energy

facilities, in Vincent Industrie. An additional 20 years of Research & Development in

Solar Photovoltaic Systems, by Apollon Solar.

Over the last four years our ERI country partners have been in the field developing

power projects. Energiz International, France Energiz SA, GEMAS Italy, Romania and

Canada WREG have selected 560 MW of power projects for ERI.


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T I PT Technology

- Maintaining the competitive advantage

- 20 Years of solar photovoltaic R & D

I Integration- Business Operations & Human Resources

P Power- Generating a 20-25 year cash flow


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Demand For Renewable

Alternative energy is at an early stage in what we see as a 50-year shift in the worlds

energy mix. Global market cap of $220 billion has significant upside both throughappreciation and the addition of new companies. After under performance in 2008 and a

respectable rebound in 2009, we expect moderate out performance this year with better

prospects in 2011-12.

*Source B of A Merrill Lynch Global Research

As just one example of future demand, Italy has a European goal to reach 8,000MW of

photovoltaic installation by 2020. This will result in an increase of growth of 700% in the

next 10 years.

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Solar Demand

Germany Spain Japan USA

Italy France Greece China

ROW India South Korea Australia

Belgium Canada Czech Republic

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Solar As A Solution

The earth receives more energy from the sun in just one hour than the world uses in

a whole year.

Solar Energy (photovoltaic) prices have declined on average 4% per annum over the

past 15 years. Progressive increase in conversion efficiencies and manufacturing

economies of scale are the underlying drivers.

Solar Energy demand has grown at about 30% per annum over the past 15 years

(hydrocarbon energy demand typically grows between 0-2% per annum).

IEA releases studies finding that solar power could account for about 22% of global

electricity production by 2050. Currently solar does not account for 1%. Terrificgrowth going forward.

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The JVA allows ERI to benefit from:

Controlling production quality

Integration of future cell technology

Development of new Solar concepts

Increase energy production andprofitability

Leveraging Technology

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Vincent Industrie has over thirtyyears experience in energy.

Their energy clients include nameslike GE, Siemens and more.


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Leveraging Technology (Cont.)

NICE technology allows ERI to:

Dramatically decrease the

manpower needs

Reduce maintenance

Improve quality through replication

Increase long term output of power

Control the availability of panels for

projects

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Vertically Integrated

ERI will focus on developing factories inkey countries which present a combination of

government incentives and proximity to

logistic facilities and target markets.

ERI also is developing a pipeline of local

PV power producers intended to be the key

purchasers of panels produced by local

factories.

ERI currently has 560 MW of selected

projects.

Ongoing R&D through our JVA with

Apollon, with large funding through grants.

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R&D Productdevelopment

Solar moduleproduction

Solar roofs &farm plants

New Energyprovider

Vincent Industries

Apollon Solar Energiz sa

JVA (France)Solar technologies

GEMAS

JVA (ITALY)Storage & air

WREGJVA (Canada)

Plankton & biomass

ENERGIZ srl100% (Italy)

ENERGIZ srl100% (Romania)

ENERGIZ sa49% (France)

ENERGIZ srl100 %(Israel)

ENERGIZ srl100% (Canada)

ENERGIZ srl49% (Tunisia)

GEMAS 3EEPC (Italy)

WREG- SGEEPC (ROMANIA)

Energiz saEPC (France)

S.M.R energyEPC (Israel)

WREG - SGEEPC (Canada)

ERI POWER srl100% (Romania)

ERI POWER100% (France)

ERI POWER100 %(Israel)

ERI POWER100% (Canada)

80%

Energiz Renewable, Inc.Trading SymbolCGDA.OTC-BB

ERI POWER srl

100% (Italy)

R&D Productdevelopment

Solar moduleproduction

Solar roofs &farm plants

New Energyprovider

ENERGIZ srl100% (Romania)

ENERGIZ sa49% (France)

ENERGIZ srl100 %(Israel)

ENERGIZ srl100% (Canada)



ERI POWER100 %(Israel)


ERI POWER srl

100% (Italy)

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Factories & Power Projects

ERI Solar module

production

ERI New Energy

producer

ENERGIZ srl 100% (Italy)

ENERGIZ srl 100% (Romania)

ENERGIZ INDUSTRIES SA 49%(France)

ERI POWER srl100% (Italy)



Bari / Caserta plant 40MWBolzano / San Marino plant 40MW$64M including working capital

Harman plant 40MW$32M including working capital

Lyon plant 20MW

$5.5M including working capital

123 MW 36 months

156 MW 36 months

79 MW 36 months

ERI POWERAlbania 100%

ERI POWERBalkan 100%

Venice & San MarinoParticipation in pilot/showroom & productionproject $7M

ENERGIZ Ltd 100% (Israel)

ENERGIZ Inc. 100% (Canada)

plant 40MW$32M including working capital

Cornwall plant 40MW$32M including working capital


ERI POWER100% (Israel)

110 MW 36 months

90 MW

36 months

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Italy

MIND srl - Engineering world wideModena / Chennay (India)

110 engineers

35 Italy -65 India 10 canada

DirectorVito G. Truglia

Tech DirRoberto Terranova

G. Frangipane

25 installers andtechnical staff

R&D teamProject on PVperformanceRenewable energystorage.

France

DirectorC. Archambault

Tech DirSophie Llorado

Lionel BerthomierYves Christian

15 installers andtechnical staff

R&D teamProject on framingsystem, electriccomponent and PVperformance, wafer

& cell process.

Romania

DirectorDenis Marceau

Tech DirMihai BadulescuMarius Vaduva

Ovidiu Badulescu

Israel

DirectorShuka Carmeli

Tech DirBendov Carmeli

R&D teamWorking PVperformance,thermal and hybridsolar product.

Canada / US

DirectorJ.E. Tremblay

Tech DirP. J. EustacheSylvio Poulin

R&D teamProject on renewable energy integrationPhotoBioReactorElectronic automation through software

GEMAS SOLAR ITALIA SRL145 people 258 000 engineering & project management hours

3E srlTorino / Bologna / Cserta

4 engineers

6 project manager

Eliosis srlCaserta / Bari

20 engineers 10 technitians

5 project managers

Operational Resources &Sub Contractors

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Working on a frame / module system as a piece

of roof or power plant with the objective to

achieve the overall cost per Wp well below

current price..

ERI Development

ERI is acting to reach a

Crystalline Silicon product at a

significant reduction of cost

per Wp by 2013.

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ERI Development (Cont.)

GEMASCOMPRESSOR &ENGINE

On the module development :

Super cool panel, allow efficiency increased by 20%

Intelligent panel integrating embedded technology

Solar / thermal hybrid systems

Tracking & framing system

Building automation embedded softwareand control system for energy saving

A unique possibility to offerautonomous off grid system

STORAGE SYSTEMFor renewable energy storage

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P&L1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Total Revenues - 63,436 112,126 112,126 112,126 112,433 112,126 112,126 112,126 112,433

Gross Margin 0% -7% 25% 25% 25% 26% 25% 25% 25% 26%

Ne t Pr ofit (372.2) (14,106.8) 1 3,745.4 10,216.8 10,099.9 10,715.4 10,762.0 10,852.5 10,687.8 11,046.4

ROI -1% -47% 59% 61% 62% 67% 68% 71% 72% 78%

Cash Flow1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

( 13,879.6) ( 16,171.6) 14,642.3 11,113.7 11,089.6 11,466.9 11,625.5 11,716.0 11,663.4 11,798.0FCFO

Numbers at a Glance *ERI has committed $10 million to the JVA and 1.6 million shares, valued at $8 million, to

implement the JVA, including the new license agreement.

Total investment for the base model (one factory with 2 lines) is approximately USD32 million and

includes ~USD 18.5 million for CAPEX and ~USD13.5 million for OPEX.

Base Model revenue is projected to stabilize after the first three years when the factory will reach its

full capacity, with more than USD112 million revenues.

Each line functions on 4 daily shifts with maximum production capacity of 20 MW/year per line, and 40

MW/year production per factory.

Project IRR on a 10 year projection is 32% (on FCFO).

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* This report contains forward-looking statements. Statements in this report that are not historical

facts, including statements about managements beliefs and expectations, constitute forward-lookingstatements. These statements are based on current plans, estimates and projections, and are subjectto change based on a number of factors, in our most recent annual report on Form 10-K, and anyupdated risk factors we include in our quarterly reports on Form 10-Q and other filings with the SEC.Forward-looking statements speak only as of the date they are made, and we undertake no obligationto update publicly any of them in light of new information or future events.

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T I PT Technology

- Maintaining the competitive advantage

I Integration- Business Operation & Human Resources

P Power- Generating a 20-25 year cash flow

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David Brown, Chairman

Phone: +972-9-772-9473Email: [email protected]: +972-544-619285Skype: DavidSettler

Edward T. Whelan, President & CEOPhone: +1-732-335-1152

Email: [email protected]: +1-732-319-9235Skype: EdTWhelan

Pierre Villeneuve, Exec VP of OperationsPhone: +33-6-076-48629Email: [email protected]

Mobile: +33-514-843-8122Skype: pvilleneuve

Corporate Contact List

Sean M. Whelan, VP Investments

Phone: +1-732-203-7220Email: [email protected]: +1-704-604-3289Skype: SeanMWhelan

Yosef Brown, VP Research & DevelopmentPhone: +972-9-772-9473

Email: [email protected]: +972-522-464570Skype: RYNB123

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Jean Eudes TremblayDir. Energiz Renewable CanadaEmail: [email protected]

Mobile: + 1 514 235 22 99

Pierre Jean EustacheTech. dir. Energiz Renewable CanadaEmail: [email protected]

Michael H.Wolf, CEO Energiz Renewable Israel LtdEmail: [email protected]: +972-522-464570

Skype: michaelhowardwolf

Vito G. Truglia, Dir Energiz Renewable ItaliaEmail: [email protected]: +39 335 62 66 755

Roberto TerranovaTech Dir. Energiz Renewable ItaliaEmail: [email protected]: +39 335 76 36 816

Denis Marceau, Dir. Energiz renewable RomaniaEmail: [email protected]: + 40 368 429 864

Mihai BadulescuTech. Dir. Energiz Renewable RomaniaEmail: [email protected]

Operations Contact List

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