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1© SunPower 2008SunPower Proprietary and Confidential. © 2008 SunPower Corporation. All Rights Reserved
Before You Begin
• Please note that the following slides require your customization (indicated by carrots < >, or a box with dotted lines )• All agenda slides• Slide 2• Slide 4• Slide 9• Slide 12• Slides 16, 17 (right-click on the chart to edit data)• Slide 19• Slide 21• Slide 27
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<COMMUNITY EVENT NAME>September XX, 2008
DEALER LOGO
3© SunPower 2008SunPower Proprietary and Confidential. © 2008 SunPower Corporation. All Rights Reserved
Who is <DEALER NAME> ?
Benefits of Solar
SunPower Overview
How Solar Works
Understanding your Utility Bill
State and Federal Incentives
<COMMUNITY NAME> Community Program
Financing
Q&A / Next Steps
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Who is <Dealer Name>?
Dealer NameAddressCity, State, ZipPhonewww.weburl.com
• Over xx years experience installing solar systems• Specialize in residential solar electric systems etc…• Full service solar contractor (Contractor License #xxxxxx)• xxxxxx of solar electric systems installed.• Better Business Bureau member (other associations?)• Other selling points
Installation photo 1 Installation photo 2
DEALER LOGO
5© SunPower 2008SunPower Proprietary and Confidential. © 2008 SunPower Corporation. All Rights Reserved
Who is <DEALER NAME> ?
Benefits of Solar
SunPower Overview
How Solar Works
Understanding your Utility Bill
State and Federal Incentives
<COMMUNITY NAME> Community Program
Financing
Q&A / Next Steps
6© SunPower 2008
Eliminate or significantly reduce your electricity bills
Hedge against rising and volatileelectricity prices
Flexible financing optionsReduced carbon footprint & zero emissions — Be part of the solution!
Over 30 years, a 5kW system will benefit the environment equivalent to planting 30 acres of trees or not driving 237,000 miles
Economic, Environmental and Social Benefits of Solar
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Who is <DEALER NAME> ?
Benefits of Solar
SunPower Overview
How Solar Works
Understanding your Utility Bill
State and Federal Incentives
<COMMUNITY NAME> Community Program
Financing
Q&A / Next Steps
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SunPower Overview
• Over a quarter century of experience• Over 500 large-scale systems on 4
continents• Publicly traded (NASDAQ) with top-tier
financing partners• Over 85 patents and 25 years of R&D• 4,000 Employees: all we do is solar
• World record cell efficiency• Aesthetically pleasing all-black panels• Over 300 dealers and growing rapidly
worldwide• 25-year warranty on performance• 10-year warranty on product
Established and Proven Technology Leaders
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Vertical Integration Benefits
Polysilicon
Ingot
Solar Cell
Wafer
Solar Panel
Best in Class Dealer NetworkDEALER LOGO
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SunPower Provides Solar Wherever You Need It
Commercial Power Plants
Commercial Install Base in North America
Solar Power Plants in North America
Largest Largest
Residential
Residential Install Base in North America
Largest
11© SunPower 2008
World’s Most Efficient Solar Products
Up to 50% MoreHigher Efficiency = More Power (kW/ft2 )
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Backed by a Name You Can Trust
SunPower Authorized Dealers:• Are commitment to quality and
customer service, so that you get the highest return on your investment.
• Share SunPower's dedication to providing the most efficient solar systems to homeowners nationwide.
• Can offer residential customers SunPower's exclusive financing program, which can make solar energy an even more affordable investment.
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“Insert quote from happy customer”
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Who is <DEALER NAME> ?
Benefits of Solar
SunPower Overview
How Solar Works
Understanding your Utility Bill
State and Federal Incentives
<COMMUNITY NAME> Community Program
Financing
Q&A / Next Steps
14© SunPower 2008
How Solar Works
15© SunPower 2008SunPower Proprietary and Confidential. © 2008 SunPower Corporation. All Rights Reserved
Who is <DEALER NAME> ?
Benefits of Solar
SunPower Overview
How Solar Works
Understanding your Utility Bill
State and Federal Incentives
<COMMUNITY NAME> Community Program
Financing
Q&A / Next Steps
16© SunPower 2008
Local Utility Rates
• Electricity is priced by tier & billed by the Kilowatt hour (kWh)• Usage above $42/month is in tiers 3 and above
$0.11 $0.13
$0.23
$0.32
$0.36
$0.00
$0.10
$0.20
$0.30
$0.40
Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 3 Tier 4 Tier 5
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What is time-of-use net metering?
• Electricity is credited or billed depending on time of day• On-peak electric rates are
3+ times off-peak rate• Enables system to be sized
35% smaller for same benefit• E7 on-peak rates apply noon
thru 6 PM, Monday – Friday.• All other times are off-peak• Summer: May – Oct• Winter: Nov – Apr
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$0.09 $0.09
$0.29
$0.11
$0.00
$0.05
$0.10
$0.15
$0.20
$0.25
$0.30
$0.35
Off Peak On Peak
SummerOff Peak On Peak
Winter
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Who is <DEALER NAME> ?
Benefits of Solar
SunPower Overview
How Solar Works
Understanding your Utility Bill
State and Federal Incentives
<COMMUNITY NAME> Community Program
Financing
Q&A / Next Steps
19© SunPower 2008
State and Federal Incentives Detail
• State Incentive: California Solar Initiative (CSI)• Choose between EPBB (one time rebate) versus PBI
(rebate paid on production over 5 years)• EPBB is currently at $1.90 per Watt• Performance Based Incentive rebate pays 15% premium
over EPBB • Rebate drops based on the amount of kilowatts installed
• Federal Tax Credit• 30%
Disclaimer: Homebuyers should consult with their tax consultant, referencing the Federal Energy Policy Act of 2005, Section 1335. Tax laws are subject to change.
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Who is <DEALER NAME> ?
Benefits of Solar
SunPower Overview
How Solar Works
Understanding your Utility Bill
State and Federal Incentives
<COMMUNITY NAME> Community Program
Financing
Q&A / Next Steps
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<COMMUNITY NAME> Community Program• Goal: To bring down the cost of solar with community
pricing• Timeline: <COMMUNITY NAME> residents must sign
a solar agreement between <Date 1> and <Date 2> (2 month period recommended)
Community Program
Tier
Agreements signed by <Date 2>
SunPower rebate
(cents/watt)
Savings (after rebate)
on 5kW system
Tier 1: 5 – 9 agreements signed $0.20 $1000
Tier 2: 10 – 19 agreements signed $0.30 $1500
Tier 3: 20 + agreements signed $0.40 $2000
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Who is <DEALER NAME> ?
Benefits of Solar
SunPower Overview
How Solar Works
Understanding your Utility Bill
State and Federal Incentives
<COMMUNITY NAME> Community Program
Financing
Q&A / Next Steps
23© SunPower 2008
SunPower Smart Financing®
• 25-year home equity loans that feature:• Fixed interest rates that help you keep
electricity costs flat for 25 years• Lines of credit that are interest-only
for the first ten years, minimizing your initial monthly payment
• Tax-deductible interest
• Unsecured Loans:• 5-year loans with 15 year amortization
schedules that are not dependent on home equity
• Highly competitive interest rates
* Based on 3kW AC system in San Jose, CA
After tax payments, a SunPower system can cost as little as $100* a month.
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Financing Process
• Getting started: Easy as 1-2-3• Call 1.800.SUNPOWER and ask one
of our financing experts to walk you through our financing options
• Complete a single loan application and submit it to your preferred financing partner
• The lender will notify you of your approval and help you select the best possible financing plan
Apply online today!Visit financing.sunpowercorp.com
To determine your personal financial benefits from a SunPower system visit: www.sunpowercorp.com/calculator
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Who is <DEALER NAME> ?
Benefits of Solar
SunPower Overview
How Solar Works
Understanding your Utility Bill
State and Federal Incentives
<COMMUNITY NAME> Community Program
Financing
Q&A / Next Steps
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What to Expect
Step 1We will conduct a site visit to assess your roof and electricity bills
Step 2We will provide you with a tailored system proposal
Step 3After you sign a contract we will handle all state rebates and permits that are required
Step 4Materials will be delivered to your home in a safe, secure storage unit
Step 5System is installed
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Q&A / Next Steps
• Speak to any <dealer name> representative here, call <xxx-xxx-xxxx> or visit <www.weburl.com>
• Set-up a free site evaluation
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Thank you for coming!
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Appendix
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Greater Power from the Same Roof Area
Thin Film4.4%
219kW
205,100 kWh
Conventional12.8%319kW
468,277 kWh
1,553 Conventional 208 W Panels25” Fixed Tilt Racking System
Thin Film AmorphousIntegrated Roof Membrane
2,146 SunPower 300 PanelsT10 Commercial Roof Tile
880,395 kWh
SunPower18.4%644kW
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SunPower Produces More Power
BP MonoC-SI
SanyoHit-SI
SunPowerMono-C-SI
SolarworldMulti-C-SI
1580 Average
AC E
nerg
y Yi
eld
(KW
HAC
/ K
WPR
ATED
)
Footnote: Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Cyprus & University of Stuttgart, 2006-2007 in Nicosia, Cyprus.
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Conventional SunPower A-300 SunPower Gen 2
= Average production efficiency
Thin Film
SunPower Manufactures Highest Efficiency CellsSolar Cell Efficiency Comparison
22.4%In Production Today