Energy4All Limited Welcome to the Energy4All AGM 2017.

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Energy4All Limited Welcome to the Energy4All AGM 2017

E4A Services – what do we do? Develop Projects Financial Projections Planning consent (work with third parties to submit planning application) Procurement ~ wind turbines, BOP, Grid, hydro, solar PV Build Establish Co-ops Bona Fide Co-op (no longer an option) Society for the Benefit of the Community (‘BenCom’) Share Offers Market Offer Raise Equity Source loan finance

E4A Services – what do we do 2 Provide Management Services to Operating Co-ops General accounting & bookkeeping Treasury and cash management Provide accounts up to audit level Maintain member register Share sales & transfers & deceased estates Organise & attend AGMs Maintain websites Wind Farm Management & Monitoring Daily monitoring Production Reports Lobbying & Responding to Consultations

E4A Services – what next? Striving to Improve Services Staff development & training ~ company secretary course GDPR and compliance ~ new data protection rules 2016 another very busy year (launched 2 share offers, Reading & MS) Develop in-house database to: Record all co-op contracts Record solar PV meter readings to streamline invoicing

2016 Accounts Sales £585,204 ~ slightly lower than last year due to less development income and recharged expenses. Management and monitoring fees have increased Cost of sales £306,415 ~ less than last year due to a fall in direct project costs, less spent on marketing, mailings and postage as process is mainly done on-line Admin cost £267,381 ~ higher than last year due to increases in insurance, computer and website costs, pension and payroll, AGM and travel costs Pre tax Profit £11,456 (2015 £7,850)

2016 Accounts Profit & Loss 2016 2015 Turnover 585,204 601,784 Cost of sales (306,415) (354,956) Gross profit 278,789 246,828 Administrative expenses (267,381) (239,227) Operating profit 11,408 7,601 Interest receivable Interest payable 48 - 259 (10) Profit before taxation 11,456 7,850 Taxation (2,291) (1,571) Profit for the financial year 9,165 6,279

2016 Accounts Balance Sheet 2015 Fixed Assets 7710 7318 Current Assets 219,846 271,841 Creditors: amounts falling due within one year (83,487) (94,173) Net current assets 136,359 177,668 Total assets less current liabilities 144,069 184,986 Creditors: amounts falling due after more than one year - (50,000) Provisions for liabilities (581) (664) Net assets 143,488 134,322 Capital & reserves Called up share capital Profit and loss reserves 22 143,466 134,300 Total equity

AGM Motion 1 To approve the Accounts to 31 December 2016 (Accounts have been signed and submitted to Companies House & HMRC therefore the motion is a formality) Motion 2 To agree to undertake a full professional audit of the company for the forthcoming year (2017).