Energy - PFL

Micro Incubation and Micro Empowerment

The proposed ARC is entering into non binding interest Due Diligence and Academic discovery process presented forth by Omar Solh of Solh Design Workshop LLC (SDW), Global Clean Energy Solutions LLC (GCES), their respective projects (TTEMP+Saida 2030+Shelter+GCES+Aqua Tech) along with local as well as international clients both in academia and finance. (The collective term recommended for use to describe all projects and entities proposed as The Collaborative Incubators - TCI - ).

The Collaborative Incubators wish to further develop a proposed incubation, Stakeholder as well as Investment Models of Proposed Academic Clusters in Lebanon lead by PLU and to include University, University of (all academic entities are proposed for the time being and the initial communications with PLU was initiated on the 4th of February 2015) along with other future academic entities in Lebanon., Non Profit Organizations (locally and internationally) in order to fully establish the first of its kind Private Public Academic Cooperative Agreement in the form of ARC for existing Urban Institute, Water Institute and proposed TTEMP.com, Alternative Land Use & Shelter as well as Renewable Energy Institutes dedicated to serve, research, administer and implement its findings the MENA Region.

We (TCI) plan to begin Due Diligence process by end of May 2015 or Early June until completion by end of September of 2015. By then, we (Executive Leadership) will deliver a Ready to Sign Document to Dr. Najjar of PLU (Proposed Executive in Charge of ARC) in which we embed ARC with PLU Provosts office. 50% of the work and concept development has been presented in emails, letters, oral presentations and other means of communications such as Power Points and more.

ARC Incubators and Funding
We feel ARC (Academic Research Cluster) at Incubation Phase as an acronym will best describe out vested efforts. ARC will be funded by incubators at the rate of $5 K per Individual and $20 K per entity and should have between $3 M to $4 M in total funds that will phase the way for Second Phase of Research.

ARC Stakeholders
Stakeholders Collective Agreement based on proposed Initiatives, Institutes, Centers, and Projects. To that end, Urban Institute, Water Institute as existing facilities at PLU and we feel a proposed Land and Shelter Use Initiative, Renewable Energy Initiative, Lebanon 2030 Initiative with Saida 2030 and other concepts as key potential projects, TTEMP.com initiative with RMIA and Tripoli as part of the formula and other potential Initiatives, Institutes, Centers, Projects and Private Line Academic Relations as potential Research Facilities managed effectively by ARC, Incubators and Stakeholders . The Stakeholders Agreements and Implementations should begin 7 months from February 4th (Late September 2015) and will yield a more substantial financial and technical contribution from Incubators and others who will become officially Stakeholders in proposed setups. There is no total value of funding but it is reasonable to assume $20 M will be a reasonable amount to consider 7 months to 7 years from today.

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Micro Incubation to Macro Empowerment

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Energy in Lebanon remains a major troubling issue and a complete public failure as it seems there is no end in sight in the near future.

Our mission at PFL is to develop a Renewable Energy Master Plan and to focus on methodologies throughout Lebanon and in particular Micro towns and villages mainly in North Lebanon and Bekaa Valley where there is ample Wind.

With the Help of GCES (Global Clean Energy Solutions), PFL is able to carry out Renewable Energy real time digital simulations covering all structures and built objects in all terrains.

Our emphasis at PFL is to provide end users with vehicles of implementation to adopt Renewable Energy products in their respective places of Living and Work. We feel every school and home (medium to high rise) can adopt our technologies for a secure mode of energy delivery based on both Wind and Solar mechanisms of energy production and utilization.
Clean is our motto. So far, Lebanon has been dependent on Diesel Powered Motor Generators and release of Carbon Emissions that is proven to harm both environment and humans alike.

Ample models of Wind and Solar can be seen in major locals in Lebanon however to this day, there has not been an Academically researched, Privately funded and Publicly endorsed energy concept for Lebanon. Without a policy approach and more research, the Lebanese Economy will suffer through ongoing supply of electricity usage and delivery to end users (Public or Private).

Solar Panels, Concentrated Solar Power, Photovoltaic and CPV (Concentrated Photo Voltaic) are few of the potential models that can be adjusted and implemented to meet needs of end users and their respective energy needs without the use of storage as it is possible to Kick Back excess renewable generated power back to Grid via the use of Net Metering (recently implemented by EDL - Electricity of Lebanon). Thus applying clean solar technologies on roof tops, road side billboards, facades, and windows. Such applications are not difficult to conceive in near future and specifically in rural areas and communities scattered throughout Lebanon.

Wind offers a more realistic approach in certain areas both urban and suburban. It is notable to mention that most mountain terrains as well as coastal areas in Lebanon are capable of generating wind through implementing use of Vertical Axis Wind Turbines and / or Horizontal Axis Wind Turbines both Micro and Macro in intake and outtake.

At PFL, we are confident business and finance models can be implemented through a collective APPP to enable end users to purchase / lease clean technologies for application in communities throughout Lebanon and based on effective support from most Lebanese Municipalities.

We hope PFL Energy will be able to deliver clean energy solutions to 50.000 Low income households and dwellings throughout Lebanon.