SinglePoint Inc. (OTC: SING) ("SinglePoint" or the "Company"), a company focused on providing renewable energy solutions and energy-efficient applications to drive better health and living, today provided a recap of year-to-date execution and shares significant events in favor of the Company's focus in renewable energy solutions and energy-efficient applications.
As previously announced, SinglePoint recently completed the acquisitions of Energy Wyze, LLC and Box PureAir, LLC. SinglePoint now is poised to leverage both acquisitions to drive the vision of creating the first National network of renewable energy services and products that promote a cleaner sustainable life while minimizing the impact on the environment.
"The first quarter of 2021 has been pivotal in establishing the foundation to achieve our goals for the year. Completing the acquisitions of Energy Wyze and Box PureAir has been a great start and we are optimistic about revenue growth and potential for each. In late December 2020, we eliminated one of our outstanding convertible debt debentures and followed by successfully eliminating all external convertible debt and the associated derivative liabilities with those debt obligations in January 2021. The elimination of the derivative liabilities coupled with the corporate actions that were filed and expected to be effective soon, fundamentally strengthens and well-positions SinglePoint to advance towards uplisting to a premier national exchange. These deliberate steps are critical in propelling SinglePoint to its next phase of growth and to prepare the Company to compete with the industry titans," commented Wil Ralston, President SinglePoint.
The leadership teams at Box PureAir and Energy Wyze are currently producing revenue and targeting marque clients. Energy Wyze is aggressively onboarding clients and is on target to meet or exceed its near-term lead generation goals for its solar centric clients. It is currently estimated that only about 4% of the addressable homes in the US domestic market currently have solar. Box PureAir has initially submitted over $50,000,000 in bids to schools within its exclusive territories and has already started shipping units as its products address the need and exceed all standards for improving indoor air quality. The global air purifier market size was valued at $7.59 billion in 2019 and expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) 10.6% during the forecast period 2020 to 2027. Previously, the demand for air purifiers was mainly driven by the consumers suffering from respiratory disorders. Today, rising health concerns among consumers and business looking to reopen and provide a safe environment free of pathogens and viruses like COVID-19 is expected to positively influence the demand of air purifiers in the upcoming years.
With the adoption of the $1.9 trillion stimulus, the American Rescue Plan billions have been set aside for renewable energy and reopening of school and the economy as a whole. The bill contains some of the most significant energy legislation ever passed and encourages investment in the renewable energy sector.7 Tax credits for solar installers have been extended and the bill authorizes $35 billion for funding in the renewables energy sector. Additionally, lawmakers have proposed an energy storage system tax incentive to help offset the cost which would further the adoption of solar and battery backup storage systems.
"The recent passage of the $1.9 trillion dollar stimulus plan in addition to previous federal stimulus allocations provides both an immediate and long-term opportunity for SinglePoint and its shareholders. The stimulus is designed to address improve and enhance our national infrastructure and SinglePoint is positioned in the renewable energy projects and incentives that will help drive new customer acquisition for our solar and renewable energy divisions," added Mr. Ralston.
As for reopening schools and driving towards clean air environments, the bill provides $130 billion to safely reopen schools across the nation, including ventilation and improving indoor air quality (Indoor Clean Air, "IAQ") to create safe indoor environments with clean air. As outlined in a recent article, schools will need to spend time and money improving airflow using HVAC systems, stand-alone HEPA air filtering systems or even just by opening windows if students, teachers and staff are to return safely to in-school learning. "The state of ventilation in schools in the United States right now is woefully inadequate," Richard Corsi, dean of the College of Engineering and Computer Science at Portland State University, told a forum hosted by The Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security at the Bloomberg School of Public Health."1 The American Society of Civil Engineers said nearly 41% of schools have issues with HVAC systems, which is a "significant concern."2
School facilities (K-12) represent the second largest sector of public infrastructure spending, after highways, and yet there is no comprehensive national data source on K-12 public school infrastructure. Available data indicates that 53% of public-school districts report the need to update or replace multiple building systems including HVAC systems. Meanwhile, public schools increasingly serve a secondary function as emergency shelters and community resource facilities during man-made or natural disasters, and facility upgrades are needed to effectively fulfill this important community purpose. Nearly 41% reported issues with HVAC systems, a significant concern for facilities where children routinely spend eight hours a day. In order to provide healthy and safe 21st century learning environments, it is estimated that the nation should be spending $87 billion per year on capital needs.3
"With poor ventilation, viral particles can build up in the air in a classroom, cafeteria or hallway. 'If you look at all the high-profile outbreaks -- same underlying factors -- no masks, low ventilation. It doesn't matter if it's spin class, ice hockey, camps, classrooms, choir practice or restaurants, (it's) the same underlying factors,' Joseph Allen, who directs the Healthy Buildings Program at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health."4 With the continued focus on improving IAQ and ventilation, Box PureAir is committed to providing a solution.
On Saturday, March 6th, Legislators passed The American Rescue Plan5. As of Tuesday, March 9th Congress adopted The American Rescue Plan.6 The plan is designed to help quicken the United States' recovery from the economic and health effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
About SinglePoint Inc.
SinglePoint Inc. is a renewable energy and sustainable lifestyle company focused on providing environmentally friendly energy efficiencies and healthy living solutions. SinglePoint is initially focused on building the largest network of renewable energy solutions and modernizing the traditional solar and energy storage model. The Company is also actively exploring future growth opportunities in air purification, electric vehicle charging, solar as a subscription service, and additional energy efficiencies and appliances that enhance sustainability and a healthier life. For more information, visit the Company's website (www.singlepoint.com) and connect on LinkedIn and Twitter.
Forward-Looking Statements
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Technical complications, which may arise, could prevent the prompt implementation of any strategically significant plan(s) outlined above. The Company undertakes no duty to revise or update any forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances after the date of this release.
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