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Sharc International Systems Inc.

Michael Albertson brings over 40 years of leadership and expertise in renewable thermal energy to SHARC Energy, where he serves as President of SHARC Energy (US) Systems Inc. A recognized authority in Thermal Energy Networks (TENs) and district energy systems, Albertson is pivotal in advancing SHARC Energy's growth and expanding its innovative wastewater energy transfer (WET) technology across the United States. Prior to joining SHARC Energy, Albertson was the Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing at WaterFurnace International, Inc., where he oversaw the successful development and implementation of geothermal systems globally. His career includes extensive experience in designing, selling, and managing large-scale renewable energy projects, including thousands of geothermal and district energy systems. Albertson has also held leadership roles in commercial geothermal sales, branding, and customer engagement with major manufacturers of water-source heat pumps. In addition to his corporate accomplishments, Albertson has a deep history of industry advocacy and thought leadership. He is a former Chairman of the Board for the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association (IGSHPA) and a past board member of the GeoExchange Organization (GEO). Albertson's contributions include lobbying for critical federal tax incentives that have bolstered the geothermal sector, including provisions in the Inflation Reduction Act that ensure long-term support for sustainable energy.

Hanspaul Pannu, Chief Operating Officer (COO) and Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of SHARC International Systems Inc., is a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) with a strong background in corporate finance and strategic planning. Leveraging his extensive experience in high-growth companies, Pannu has positioned SHARC Energy as a leading clean energy investment opportunity. His leadership ensures the company's innovative wastewater energy transfer (WET) technology is primed for scalability and success in the sustainable energy market.

Felix Frederick Andriano is Executive Chairman of SHARC International Systems Inc. Mr. Andriano began his career with Uniroyal Plastics Products Group, a division of Uniroyal Inc., where he rapidly advanced through key financial roles. His tenure included positions such as Divisional Manager of Budgets and Forecasting, and ultimately, Divisional Controller for a $600 million division. In 1990, Mr. Andriano moved to Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream as Eastern Division Finance Manager, where he further refined his expertise in financial oversight. In 2005, Mr. Andriano joined WaterFurnace International, a publicly traded company on the TSX, as Chief Financial Officer. His leadership at WaterFurnace was marked by strategic acquisitions, international joint ventures, and impressive growth, with revenues doubling from $65 million to $130 million culminating in a $364 million acquisition by NIBE Group in 2014. He continued as CFO and eventually rose to Vice President of Financial and Administrative Services for NIBE North America. During this time, Mr. Andriano played a pivotal role in securing major acquisitions, such as Enertech and The Climate Control Group, expanding NIBE's footprint in the renewable energy space. Mr. Andriano's experience also includes revitalizing finance and accounting departments, implementing strategic planning processes, and driving substantial profit increases.

Mr. Lynn Mueller is Vice Chairman of SHARC International Systems Inc. ("SHARC Energy"). IWS is headquartered in Vancouver British Columbia, and has offices in Liechester, England. Lynn began his career as a refrigeration journeyman before transitioning into a 25 year career in the geothermal heat pump industry, where he served as President of WaterFurnace International, founded Pacific Geo-Exchange Inc. and Earth Source Energy Inc. Because Lynn is an advocate of sustainable space conditioning energy systems for the last 35 years, Lynn launched IWS to recover the billions of kilowatt hours of energy that goes down the drain annually around the world. IWS has become the world leader in sewage heat recovery technology using the SHARC system which was invented and patented by Lynn. With many successful projects completed and working in Canada, IWS has now expanded to Europe and Australia.

Michael Albertson brings over 40 years of leadership and expertise in renewable thermal energy to SHARC Energy, where he serves as President of SHARC Energy (US) Systems Inc. A recognized authority in Thermal Energy Networks (TENs) and district energy systems, Albertson is pivotal in advancing SHARC Energy's growth and expanding its innovative wastewater energy transfer (WET) technology across the United States. Prior to joining SHARC Energy, Albertson was the Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing at WaterFurnace International, Inc., where he oversaw the successful development and implementation of geothermal systems globally. His career includes extensive experience in designing, selling, and managing large-scale renewable energy projects, including thousands of geothermal and district energy systems. Albertson has also held leadership roles in commercial geothermal sales, branding, and customer engagement with major manufacturers of water-source heat pumps. In addition to his corporate accomplishments, Albertson has a deep history of industry advocacy and thought leadership. He is a former Chairman of the Board for the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association (IGSHPA) and a past board member of the GeoExchange Organization (GEO). Albertson's contributions include lobbying for critical federal tax incentives that have bolstered the geothermal sector, including provisions in the Inflation Reduction Act that ensure long-term support for sustainable energy.

Peter Busby, C.M., FRAIC, LEED Fellow, is a principal at Perkins & Will, a global design practice founded in 1935, with over 28 offices and over 2,500 employees. Mr. Busby has been an Architect based in Vancouver for 40 years. He has built approximately 150 buildings across Canada including 3 at SFU and 4 at UBC, and many other residential and mixed-use commercial projects across Vancouver. He is best known for his development of sustainable design in Canada, founding the Canada Green Building Council in 2002 that brought LEED to Canada. He has won many design awards, including 6 Governor Generals Awards, 11 Lieutenant Governor Awards, and the RAIC Gold medal. He was awarded the Order of Canada in 2015 for creating and pushing the green building movement in Canada. He also has many built buildings outside Canada, including South Korea, Italy, the USA, Saudi Arabia, and Hong Kong. Peter is still active in the industry, currently designing projects in Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver, Seattle, and Texas.

Mr. Harcourt is the former Premier of British Columbia and brings an unparalleled wealth of expertise in sustainable development and political leadership to SHARC. Mr. Harcourt's belief in conservation and sustainable development has shaped his career both in and out of elected office. As former Premier of British Columbia (1991-1996), Mayor of Vancouver (1980-1986) and City Councillor, Mr. Harcourt helped British Columbia earn its reputation as one of the most livable, accessible and inclusive places, through his expertise in land use and ambitions for sustainability. His focus on conservation and sustainable development and his resolve to contribute t the transformation of cities and communities around the world has played a significant role in promoting quality of life for those in Canada and abroad. After stepping down from politics, Mr. Harcourt was appointed by the Prime Minister to serve as a member of the National Round Table on the Environment and Economy. There, he served on the Executive Committee and Chaired the Urban Sustainability Program. He was also a federally appointed BC Treaty Commissioner and was Chair of the Prime Minister's Advisory Committee for Cities and Communities, mandated to examine the future of Canada's cities and communities.

Dermot Sweeny is President and Founder of Sweeny & Co Architects Inc. He is passionate about green building and has put Sweeny&Co at the forefront of sustainable design. He advocates for buildings that reduce carbon footprint, integrate innovative systems, and maintain high performance, while promoting health and wellness for their occupants. Many of the Class AAA office buildings designed by Sweeny&Co are LEED Platinum, WELL Building, and WiredScore Certified. Dermot's dedication to sustainability has earned his firm numerous awards for their sustainable building designs from institutions such as the Canadian Green Building Council & the Urban Land Institute. As the President of Sweeny & Co, Dermot has established a reputation for delivering innovative architectural and urban designs that optimize value, while adhering to client's capital budgets. His extensive experience contributes inventive and imaginative perspectives to every aspect of the Architectural design process. He excels in recognizing possibilities and addressing intricate demands, for mixed-use, residential, commercial, retail and hospitality, institutional, and life sciences architecture. Dermot's comprehensive client base is further supported by his expertise in real estate development, sustainability, and development consulting.