Solar Alliance Energy Inc. announces the reinstatement of trading of its common shares on the TSX Venture Exchange on or about September 3, 2025, following the resolution of a cease trade order by the BCSC. The company expects renewed demand for solar systems after the passage of US legislation that rolled back certain tax equity incentives. Solar energy demand remains strong due to falling capital costs, quick construction, and higher growth in electricity demand. Solar Alliance is set to execute larger scale projects, including those up to 5MWs in generation capacity, to increase working capital and financial resources.

In addition, Solar Alliance closed loans with related parties in 2023 and 2024, which were fully disclosed in financial statements. The company also entered a consulting agreement with Connect Capital Consulting Inc. and an Advisory Services Agreement with Oak Hill Financial Inc. The company experienced a working capital deficiency due to uncertainty in tax-based incentives but anticipates increased activity and revenues from C&I projects of 2MWs to 5MWs, leveraging its expertise in complex project delivery.

This news release contains forward-looking statements about Solar Alliance’s plans and objectives, including expectations for trading resumption, interest in solar projects, industry growth, and revenue increase. The company is well-positioned to meet demand for energy security and cost mitigation. However, actual results may vary due to various factors. Investors should be cautious and recognize potential risks associated with forward-looking information provided by the company.

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