What if you could build substantial residual income over the next few years, while earning weekly bonuses along the way? With the right support and a forward-thinking team, is this a goal within your reach? Would it be unrealistic to think so?
At Think Energy, we’re backed by Oak Tree Capital, a subsidiary of Brookfield Capital, which generates $200 billion in revenue annually. With a $100 million capital injection, we’re building a best-in-class sustainable energy platform.
We’re seeking visionary entrepreneurs committed to success—and unwilling to let anything stand in the way. If that sounds like you, keep reading. But if you’re not ready to step out of your comfort zone to achieve something greater, this opportunity may not be for you.
Consider this: Energy demand is soaring due to AI and tech innovations. Do you really expect energy prices to drop anytime soon?
Here’s why we’re leading the charge in sustainable energy:
Proprietary Proton Smart Meter App: Provides real-time energy insights and control for Texas customers, expanding to other states in 2025.
Free Energy Club: Refer 3 customers for 10% savings, 10 for 40%, or 20 for 100% savings—while they remain active.
$100 Gift Card: A welcome gift for new customers.
Rate Buy-Down Option (Texas): Lower your rate when prices drop without costly termination fees.
Early Termination Buster (ETB - Texas): We cover your termination fees when you switch to Think Energy.
No Cancellation Fees: In all other deregulated states outside of Texas.
Community Solar: Available in many states with guaranteed savings for up to 20 years—no rooftop panels required. Free enrollment, cancel anytime, and renters qualify!
We’re not just offering competitive rates—we’re delivering flexibility, transparency, and true value.
So, is it crazy to give this opportunity a fresh look?
You can become a Certified Independent Energy Advisor without disrupting your current commitments. This Plan B might just become your Plan A sooner than you think.
I’d love to chat with you about joining this exciting movement!
Looking forward to connecting,
Ned Hill