LUMEN | Home Energy Services Business Proposal

LUMEN — concept proposal, 4 pages, 16:9, fully editable.

Every element is native PowerPoint geometry — text boxes, shapes, polylines and node dots. There are no images, so every colour, line and label can be edited in PowerPoint.

The four pages

1. Concept cover — oversized LUMEN wordmark, the bordered "Concept example" tag, the one-plan proposition, and an original energy-flow figure (source node → three branching paths → house node).
2. Five household failures, one service response — five numbered pain points on the left, mapped line-by-line to five LUMEN responses on the right.
3. Three paths to market — LUMEN Care (subscription), LUMEN Flex (energy-as-a-service), LUMEN Grid (platform & partner network), each with what LUMEN provides / how it earns / who owns the hardware / best fit.
4. Twelve months from blueprint to a proven service — one continuous Q1–Q4 timeline ending in a yellow partner node, plus the invitation, what we ask and what we offer.

Design system: midnight blue #0B1633 field, electric yellow #F2D21E used once per page as the single accent, warm white #F6F1E7 type, an 80-unit fine grid at low opacity, and 45°/90° polyline flow paths with small node dots. Arial throughout for export-safe rendering.

On the data constraint: the deck contains no market size, percentage, revenue, customer count, growth rate or customer-result claim. The only figures are plan milestones ("Months 1–3 … 10–12"), section numbers and structural counts. Each page carries a footnote: "Concept example — illustrative only; no market data or customer results are claimed."

Validation: final validation returned zero blockers and zero warnings (the only issues found earlier were undersized 13–14 px micro-labels on pages 3–4, which were raised to 16 px and re-validated). One honest limit: full rendered-page review was completed for the cover and the upper half of page 2; the denser pages 3–4 were verified through inspected node geometry, text-layout attributes and the clean validation rather than a complete rendered image, so a quick look through in PowerPoint before you share it is worthwhile.

Presentation id d8a6fa0a-b6cc-5d87-9fa9-4e2611dc0242 is kept for later edits.