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Nanoflex Power — Investor Presentation (March 2017)
22 slides from Nanoflex Power's investor presentation, March 2017
Slide 1: Harvest more energy from more places. For Less.
T H I S I S D A Y L I G H T S A V I N G S . Harvest more energy from more places. For Less. Investor Presentation March 2017
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements
Forward Looking Statements This presentation may contain forward-looking information about NanoFlex Power Corporation, a Florida corporation and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Global Photonic Energy Corporation, a Pennsylvania corporation (collectively, the “Company”). All statements other than statem
Slide 3: Investment Highlights
Investment Highlights Current solar technologies limit solar output and applications NanoFlex-enabled solar solutions dramatically outperform currently commercialized thin films – enabling new applications & unlocking markets Target priorities: military & portable power applications, high dens
Slide 4: Opening New Markets to Solar Power
Opening New Markets to Solar Power NanoFlex technology makes the highest efficiency III-V space-program solar cells cost-competitive, thin, and flexible for terrestrial applications Source: University of Michigan, NanoFlex Power Proprietary 4
Slide 5: Patented Wafer Reuse Technology Creates High Efficiency Solar Thin Films at Breakthrough Prices
Patented Wafer Reuse Technology Creates High Efficiency Solar Thin Films at Breakthrough Prices Made possible through patented Non-Destructive Epitaxial Lift Off Proprietary 5
Slide 6: More Savings: Mini-Concentrators
More Savings: Mini-Concentrators Enabling energy harvesting in diffuse light further reduces cost by using a smaller solar cell in the module More Energy from a Smaller Solar Cell: Wide acceptance angle enables energy harvesting in diffuse light Dramatically lowers cost by decreasing required so
Slide 7: Wafer Reuse & Mini-Concentrators Break the Cost Curve for High Efficiency Solar Thin Films
Wafer Reuse & Mini-Concentrators Break the Cost Curve for High Efficiency Solar Thin Films ~$50/W 1 2 3 ND-ELO CPC Higher reduces integration concentration cost by cuts cell drives cost up to size & cost below current 90% silicon-based panels $3.31/W $1.17/W $0.41/W Notes: Preliminary directional pr
Slide 8: NanoFlex Technology Evolution, Value Creation & Market Expansion
NanoFlex Technology Evolution, Value Creation & Market Expansion Next Generation 5 Step-change cost reduction ND-ELO for broader market entry Integrated Low-Cost 4 Further increases energy Solar Tracking production density Integrated Mini- Concentrators 3 Increases production density and reduces cos
Slide 9: Sustainable Market Development Strategy from High Value to High Volume
Sustainable Market Development Strategy from High Value to High Volume A ROADMAP TO SUCCESS: Enabled Applications Initial focus on high value applications … Low-cost, high efficiency flexible Rooftop / BAPV thin films enable new applications ~15 GW, $10 billion such as automotive Low-cost, flexible
Slide 10: Portable Power Markets & Specialty Field Applications
Example: Portable Power Markets & Specialty Field Applications Soldier Power Mission Develop, acquire and field Why NanoFlex is Better: expeditionary, lightweight Soldier power solutions Highest power per area intended for the most austere operating environments and Highest power per weight desi
Slide 11: Portable Power Markets & Specialty Field Applications
Example: Portable Power Markets & Specialty Field Applications Ultra-high efficiency, lightweight, and flexible thin films deliver 2.4x more power in a 10% smaller footprint and less than half the folded volume 2.4x more power 10% smaller footprint max power surface area of solar sheet 300 25 250 23
Slide 12: Solar Farms can make Sense in High Density Locations
Example: Solar Farms can make Sense in High Density Locations Why NanoFlex is Better: Increase energy density Reduce real estate footprint Reduce balance of systems Harvest diffuse light Optimize interconnection NanoFlex overcomes disadvantages Lightweight & rugged in high density areas,
Slide 13: Solar Farms can make Sense in High Density Locations
Example: Solar Farms can make Sense in High Density Locations Ultra-high efficiency, lightweight panels outperform current best-in-class solutions, yielding substantial balance of system cost reductions 36% more power per panel 48% lighter weight max power per 3’x5’ panel weight per surface area 500
Slide 14: Enabling Net Zero Energy Buildings
Example: Enabling Net Zero Energy Buildings Global BIPV installations expected to increase from 1.6 GW in 2014 to more than 2.6 GW in 2019 - BCC Research Source (L to R): CoolFlatRoof.com; PV Curtain Wall by BISEM at Guardian Industries Science and Technology Center in Detroit, Michigan Big Bold Goa
Slide 15: Enabling Net Zero Energy Buildings
Example: Enabling Net Zero Energy Buildings Ultra-high efficiency, lightweight panels dramatically outperform in multi-story rooftop and BAPV markets, enabling Net Zero Energy Buildings 2.3x more power per m2 2.3x more power per kg power to surface area ratio power to weight ratio 350 140 300 120 31
Slide 16: Commercialization & Monetization Roadmap
Commercialization & Monetization Roadmap Capital-efficient business model based on joint development, licensing, and product sales via fabless manufacturing with major industry partners Product Prototypes Fabless Invention License Production Development & Demos Research Labs NanoFlex Engineering Man
Slide 17: Exclusive Worldwide Rights to Key Patents
Exclusive Worldwide Rights to Key Patents Exclusive rights to an extensive portfolio of issued/pending patents covering all aspects of our breakthrough technologies Materials Architectures Processes Materials made from common elements Proprietary device architectures utilize Proprietary processes fo
Slide 18: License Agreement Signed with High Performance PV Leader, SolAero Technologies
License Agreement Signed with High Performance PV Leader, SolAero Technologies Validates NanoFlex’s technology & begins commercialization of cost-competitive high efficiency thin films new, growing markets. SolAero is a world leader in III-V solar cells, powering >170 space missions Joint Develo
Slide 19: The NanoFlex Team
The NanoFlex Team Management Team 35 years experience financing & developing technology Dean L. Ledger Co-Founder, CEO, Director opportunities; prev Director & EVP at Universal Display Corporation (Nasdaq: OLED) 35 years in battery, semiconductor, green energy ventures; prev President of New Product
Slide 20: Key Milestones and Activities
Key Milestones and Activities Expand engineering team to support technology transfer Receive sponsored funding to advance commercialization efforts through prototype development, testing, and manufacturing readiness Fabricate prototypes and conduct demonstration projects Advance process/tech
Slide 21: Investment Highlights
Investment Highlights Solar power has only scratched the surface of its total opportunity NanoFlex-enabled solutions can dramatically outperform current thin films, enabling new applications & unlocking markets Initially targeting military & portable power applications, followed by high densit
Slide 22: THANK YOU
THANK YOU Dean L. Ledger Chief Executive Officer (480) 585-4200 dledger@nanoflexpower.com Mark Tobin Chief Financial Officer (949) 500-1959 mtobin@nanoflexpower.com Proprietary 22