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FUND OVERVIEW

Radiant Energy Ventures Fund I  has been established to deploy investor capital towards onsite renewable energy solutions. These assets enable production, storage and regulate consumption of electricity at a lower price point than traditional utility. These behind the meter (BTM) solutions gradually minimize the reliance on the gird and deliver savings starting Day 1 of production. Their shelf life expands over 25-year and the compounding value generated are substantial. Commissioning of these assets attract 30% Tax Credits from Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and generate revenue from Power Purchase Agreements (PPA). It is through these low-risk value streams where returns are generated for investors.

$10.2 mm AUM
$5.2 mm General Partner (51%)
$5 mm Limited Partner (49%)
Value to Customers:
  • OpEx improvement: Reduction in electricity cost
  • Price protection and Energy independence

  • Resolve capital constraints, upfront and ongoing

  • Accelerated pathway to Sustainability targets

Target Market:
  • Commercial and Industrial (C&I) properties across USA. (A highly fragmented and underserved segment)

  • Addressable Market: 110 GW (C&I) vs. Current penetration (<5%)
Macro Conditions:
  • Growing demand for electricity (AI, Bitcoin and EV)
  • Decommissioning  coal plants expected to drive higher electricity prices
  • Outdated Grid infrastructure

Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) valid through 2032

30% Tax Credits Bonus Depreciation State Incentives 

Energy demand greater than supply (AI, Bitcoin and EV)

Outdated Grid infrastructure

Addressable Market: 110 GW (C&I)

Fund 1: 2.7 MW (.003%)

Current market penetration 3% (highly fragmented)

Decommissioning of coal and sources expected to drive electricity prices

A-1 Share Class
LONG TERM INVESTMENT VEHICLE

IRR, 10% target annual return

Minimum Investment

Stable, predictable income
PPA Revenue, tied to high credit tenants

Hold Period

GP Contribution

Similar to treasuries and CDs but a higher yield
Provisioned to deploy SDIRA capital
ILLUSTRATIVE RETURNS ON $100K INVESTMENT
Illustrative LP Return Totals
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10
Capital Account $100,000 $100,000 $80,000 $68,000 $56,000 $44,000 $32,000 $22,000 $12,000 $-
Return on Capital $10,000 $8,000 $6,800 $5,600 $4,400 $3,200 $2,200 $1,200 $16,500 $57,900
Return of Capital $20,000 $12,000 $12,800 $12,600 $12,400 $10,200 $10,200 $12,200 $100,000
Totals ($100,000) $30,000 $20,800 $18,800 $17,600 $16,400 $13,200 $12,200 $13,200 $16,500 $157,900
Target Return: 10% IRR: 12% Equity Multiple: 1.58x

Proactive Monitoring of the System

Insured

Best in Class Products

PPA Step-Ups

Predictive Maintenance

Automatic Remittance

Owner-Operated Business

A-2 Share Class

Fixed Annual Return

Minimum Investment

Stable, predictable income
Tax Credits are non-taxable

Hold Period

GP Contribution

Similar to treasuries and CDs but a higher yield
Low Risk Reward
Illustrative Returns on $100k Investment
Illustrative LP Return
Year 1 Year 2
Capital Account $100,000 $100,000
Return on Capital $8,325
Return of Capital $100,000
Totals $108,325

NON-TAXABLE RETURN:

  • Return on capital is a non-taxable event as tied to government tax credits
  • Return of Capital is a combination of tax credits and cash

HOLD PERIOD: Within 18 months

ALTERNATE OPTIONS: As soon as the asset is active reductions can be made to the in-year tax liabilities improving cash flow

FIXED RETURN:

  • 5.55% at 0% tax (Risk profile similar to a CD at high return)
  • $8.325K/$100K* (12/18) = 5.55%
  • Assumed tax rate: 35%
FUND MANAGEMENT

FUND 1 TIMELINE (MAY 2024 – MAY 2026)
INVESTOR COMMUNICATIONS
CAPITAL CALL AND DISTRIBUTIONS
BUSINESS IMPERATIVES:

  • Government Policies at the Federal and State Level
  • Global Supply Chain
  • Local Manufacturing and Incentives
  • Strategic Business Partnerships
  • Energy Demand vs. Supply Trends
  • Strategic Procurement (Material and Services)
  • Emerging Technologies