Mark Hammer Brandon Hanson Garrett Graves Bakyt Esenaliev

Mark Hammer, Brandon Hanson, Garrett Graves, Bakyt Esenaliev

Solar Powered Money ▪ Purchase Solar Cells and lease to schools and business in developing nations ▪ Receive income wherever you are in the world through a blockchain-based payment system ▪ Solar Cells then generate wealth for 20 years and owners can lease or sell with ease and flexibility

Bitcoin/Blockchain Advantage ▪ Individuals around the world are interested in funding projects in developing nations ▪ However, receiving and distributing funds across different currencies is time consuming and expensive ▪ The use of Bitcoin (and other blockchainbased currencies) allows for quick, secure, and inexpensive payments ▪ Allows for more efficient use of funds, and less risky transactions, providing a more stable platform for investing in projects within developing nations P 2 P financing

Management Team ▪ Abraham Cambridge, Founder CEO ▪ Larry Temlock, Co-founder CFO ▪ Holds MSc in the Science of Climate Change at the University of East Anglia, UK ▪ Holds MSc and BA degrees in Financial Engineering and Political Science from Columbia University ▪ Pioneered utility-scale solar in Britain in 2012 ▪ Served as Managing Director of Debt Capital Markets origination at Daiwa Capital Markets in Hong Kong, where he worked on a green financing in the Asia Pacific region. ▪ Co-founded, The Renewable Energy Cooperative which was nominated 'International Co -operative of The Year' in the United Nations Year of Co-operatives ▪ Held debt capital markets and syndicate positions at UBS, JPMorgan, Merrill Lynch and ANZ

Management Team ▪ Anthony Stonefield COO ▪ Lisa Lyhne CTO ▪ Technology entrepreneur and consultant with 24 years of building disruptive ventures and business divisions, ▪ Business and tech graduate of University of Cape Town, South Africa. ▪ Designed and deployed applications for Mobile/Telecoms, Fin. Tech, Renewable Energy, Digital Media, and Commodities. Listed as “one of the top 50 mobile content executives” by Mobile Entertainment Magazine, between 1997 and 2005 ▪ Co-founding or advising a string of innovation companies in Africa, the UK and USA ▪ Worked in technology and consulting for nearly thirty years, both in South Africa and Europe. ▪ Co-founded three tech services business

Funding and Revenue Model ▪ $60, 000 from Boost. VC. ▪ Seeking seed capital of $650, 000 ▪ Two Projects: ▪ Tyre Corp. project = $81, 379. 20 / 45 k. W ▪ Stellenbosch Waldorf School = $27, 134. 24 / 15 k. W ▪ Cost per cell = ZAR 105. 00 ▪ ZAR 105 = 0. 01 BTC ($7. 84) ▪ Each ZAR 105 earns between ZAR 8. 3 – 21. 1 annually for 20 years ($0. 62 - $1. 58 | 10%-20%)

The Stellenbosch Waldorf School ▪ 23 Buyers ▪ Total investment: $27, 134. 24 ▪ Size: 15 k. W ▪ 5 months operational ▪ Lifetime Energy = 14. 81 MKw ▪ Rental Payout = $1, 901. 91 ▪ Sun Exchange Fee = $49. 79 ▪ Insurance Payment = $39. 83 ▪ 10% - 20% ROI

Market Size ▪ South Africa projected to add average of 200 MW of light-industrial/nonresidential solar capacity each year for the next 5 -7 years ▪ Projected South African revenue opportunity for Sun Exchange if they collect $1. 10 USD/cell per year Year Cumulative MW Added Total Cumulative Cells 100% Share 10% Share 5% Share 2017 200 43, 200, 000 $ 2018 400 86, 400, 000 2019 600 2021 47, 520, 000 $ 4, 752, 000 $ 2, 376, 000 $ $ 95, 040, 000 $ 9, 504, 000 $ 4, 752, 000 $ 1, 900, 800 129, 600, 000 $ 142, 560, 000 $ 14, 256, 000 $ 7, 128, 000 $ 2, 851, 200 800 172, 800, 000 $ 190, 080, 000 $ 19, 008, 000 $ 9, 504, 000 $ 3, 801, 600 1000 216, 000 $ 237, 600, 000 $ 23, 760, 000 $ 11, 880, 000 $ 4, 752, 000 § South Africa is 20 th largest solar market in the world 2% Share 950, 400

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