Green Rain Energy

Why Texas Is Ground Zero for Clean Energy Deployment
Texas is at the heart of the U.S. energy transition—ranking #1 in total energy production and now emerging as a national leader in clean infrastructure investment. With over $400 million in NEVI federal funding allocated to the state and more than 1.1 million EVs projected by 2030, the need for fast, decentralized charging solutions has never been more urgent.
By sourcing fuel directly from regional wells, GREH bypasses the traditional utility bottlenecks, enabling:
• Faster permitting
• More flexible station placement
• Long-term pricing advantages vs. grid-tied electricity
This is especially impactful for rural and underserved areas where high-voltage connections are not economically feasible.

Greener Energy, Faster Charging: MOU Highlights
Under the MOU:
• Allied Energy will provide certified natural gas to GREH’s EV infrastructure projects, primarily in Texas and the Southwest.
• Gas will power turbine and generator-based charging platforms—supporting Level 3 DC Fast Charging.
• The parties aim to convert underutilized or flared gas into clean, monetized energy assets with long-term utility.
Strategic Growth & Shareholder Value
The global EV charging infrastructure market is projected to grow from $15 billion in 2023 to over $120 billion by 2030 (Fortune Business Insights). Green Rain is positioned to capture this growth through:
• Asset ownership and recurring revenue from charging and power resale
• Partnerships with Chronical Electric and other developers for turnkey project rollouts
• Active development in New York, Texas, California, Hawaii, and Massachusetts
“This deal complements our community solar and battery storage strategy, giving us cross-sector synergy and deeper revenue streams,” said Papadakis.
Recent milestones include:
• New Investor Relations Hub launch: offering full transparency into the company’s ESCO model and financial outlook
• EV + Solar project with Chronical Electric in upstate New York
• Expansion of Green Rain Solar Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary focusing on incentive-backed solar deployments

A Clean Energy Company with Real Assets
Green Rain’s vertically integrated model—combining development, engineering, construction, and financing—allows it to retain long-term value while accelerating project deployment in federal-incentivized corridors. With the new energy supply agreement, GREH is not just installing EV chargers—it’s building the resilient energy systems behind them.

About Green Rain Energy Holdings Inc.
Green Rain Energy Holdings Inc. (OTC: GREH) is a publicly traded clean energy infrastructure company focused on scalable, revenue-generating deployment of EV charging stations, community solar farms, and battery storage. Operating through its ESCO and EPC model, GREH targets high-growth U.S. markets where federal and state incentives drive clean energy adoption.

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