Opportunity

New Green Legacy Services, Inc., begins operations in April 2010. It will be the only operation in Ohio providing specialized radiation services targeted to the Great Lakes Region's nuclear power plants. Strategically positioned in Northeastern Ohio, adjacent to First Energy's Perry Power Plant, New Green is in position to capture business currently being shipped to southern states such as Tennessee and Mississippi, thereby saving expensive and unnecessary transportation costs of radioactive contaminated materials. In addition, New Green can provide motor, pump and valve rebuild companies a northern location to perform their services for which they currently have no option but to ship materials south. New Green offers a local solution for them and in return provides a continuous source of equipment service business for itself.

Multiple Profit Centers

Unique profit centers will allow New Green to maximize income streams across the business while moderating seasonal fluctuations. Company resources can be devoted to the fastest growing businesses and/or businesses which are coming into their peak sales period. A balanced business model with multiple profit centers will also provide adequate cash flow throughout yearly business and contract cycles. a few of these include, but are not limited to;

Radioactive Material Refurbishment
Valve and Crane projects
Radioactive Material Reconditioning
Turbine Rotor Services and Turbine Rotor Recovery Program
Motor rebuilds

Radiological Protective Clothing Laundering
Orex uniforms, shoes, sheeting, scrubs, bags and wipes

Warehousing
Scaffold Management Program
Leasing of space to repair partners

Outsourcing Trained Teams
Outage support source partners

Future Planning

Initial personnel will consist of approximately 40 employees through year one with targeted growth to 75 employees by the end of 2011. New Green Legacy Services, Inc. desires inclusion into the First Energy / Westinghouse-Toshiba Service Alliance to be recognized as a Preferred Nuclear Service Option in the Great Lakes Region.

Partnerships for future growth opportunities will extend an offer to First Energy to build a Perry Maintenance Training Facility at our new Parmly Road Location to combine rigging, mechanical pump and motor training.

Business development plans will secure additional property in the Perry Joint Economic Development District (JEDD), to build a state of the art Motor Rebuild (non-radiological) Facility and add additional warehousing targeted in the North Lane Road Industrial Park. Plans will include networking the two facilities by a Rail Spur System.

Facility Upgrades will explore on-site natural gas options and the use of wind turbine power generation equipment utilizing teaming relationships with a Wind Turbine provider.