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Sunvalley Solar Inc. (OTCQB: SSOL) is an established solar power technology and system integration company providing all‐in‐one service for your solar system needs. Our service reaches the whole state of California. From energy management, system design, permitting, to installation, maintenance and system services, we oversee your entire project from beginning to the end, and provide a single point of contact throughout the life of your solar system. Global Advancement Through Sunlight

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SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT

This presentation contains forward‐looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties, including statements regarding relating to our future business expectations and predictions and financial conditions and results of the operations. These forward‐looking statements are based on our current expectations and projections about future events and they are subject to risks and uncertainties known and unknown that could cause actual results and developments to differ materially from those expressed or implied in such statements. In some cases, you can identify forward‐looking statements by terminology, such as “expects”, “anticipates”, ”intends”, ”estimates”, ”plans”, ”believes”, ”seeks”, ”may”, ”should”, ”could” or the negative of such terms or other similar expressions. They include statements regarding the timing and expected benefits of our acquisitions and acquisitions strategy, and also include statements relating to or regarding: estimates and projections for our financial results; plans and strategies for growth; expectations for the market for solar energy; and other objectives, expectations and intentions and other statements that are not historical facts. These forward‐looking statements are based largely on the expectations of the Company and are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties. These include, but are not limited to, risks and uncertainties associated with: the impact of economic, competitive and other factors affecting the Company and its operations, markets, product, and distributor performance, the impact on the national and local economies resulting from terrorist actions, and U.S. actions subsequently; and other factors detailed in reports filed by the Company. Forward‐looking statements should not be read as a guarantee of future performance or results, and will not necessarily be accurate indications of the times at, or by, which such performance or results will be achieved, if at all. A full discussion of our operations and financial condition, including factors that may affect our business and future prospects is contained in documents we have filed with the SEC and will be contained in subsequent filings with the SEC. While we believe that our assumptions are reasonable, it is very difficult to predict the impact of known factors on, and it is impossible to anticipate all factors that could affect, our actual results. We undertake no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward‐looking statement as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as otherwise required by law.

SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT

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WE ALSO DEVELOP INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY TO ADDRESS CRITICAL UTILITY SOLAR ENERGY DISTRIBUTION PROBLEMS

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Residential Community

Agricultural

Commercial & Industrial SUNVALLEY SOLAR INC. ‐‐ OTCQB: SSOL A WELL ESTABLISHED CALIFORNIA‐BASED SOLAR POWER TECHNOLOGY AND SYSTEM INTEGRATION COMPANY FOCUSING ON THREE KEY MARKET SECTORS:

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SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT

Sunvalley Solar Inc. Public Company Management Sunvalley Solar Energy Sunvalley Solar Service Sunvalley Solar Tech

Management Technology Design Installation Services System and Engineering

Commercial & Agricultural

Solar Farm

Energy Management Residential HOA & Community System Cleaning & Repair Control and Service Solar Farm Maintenance Panel Manufacturing and Supplying (planning)

CORPORATION STRUCTURE

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EXPERIENCE & SERVICES

SOLAR SYSTEM INTEGRATION EXPERTISE Sunvalley Solar has designed and installed over 20 MW portfolio of solar power systems. The Company’s experience includes residential, small and large commercial, industrial and agricultural solar system integration projects. Sunvalley holds a C‐46 solar license for solar power system design and installation. FEASIBILITY STUDY With any site, the array location, orientation, equipment selection, utility rate structures, financial incentives, and timing all have a significant impact on the solar electric system’s financial return. DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT & ENGINEERING We have helped our clients deliver some of the most challenging and complex solar electric projects on commercial, industrial and agricultural sites. We developed an innovative technology to address a critical utility solar energy distribution problem. TURN‐KEY INSTALLATION As a full service EPC, we build high performance systems which meet financial goals and ensure peak production and reliability throughout the lifetime of your solar electric project. OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE We provide ongoing system inspections, operations and maintenance services for all our projects as part of the complete solar electric system. We also offer solar production guarantee on all our systems to ensure our customer have peace of mind.

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KEY EVENTS Patent issued for “Networked Solar Panels and Related Methods” Expanded solar installation and energy management footprint to Northern California Identified additional acquisition candidates Completed over 20M megawatts of solar system installations Successful acquisition and integration of Rayco Energy Company – Now “Sunvalley Solar Energy”

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OUR MANAGEMENT TEAM

• Dr. Zhang is our President, CEO, and Chairman
• f our board of directors. He has held these

positions since January of 2007. Dr. Zhang graduated from Tsinghua University with a Ph.D. in opto‐electronics. He has over 15 years of experience in opto‐electronics and the semiconductor industry. He held senior management positions at several large scale telecommunication companies. Dr. Zhang has a strong reputation as an executive in the

• pto‐electronics and semiconductor industry,

including the solar energy field. Dr. Zhang has quality leadership experience in business

• perations and management, especially in

startup business investment, energy product development, operation milestone setting and management, and new technology research and development.

• Ms. Chung is our Chief Financial Officer,

Secretary, and Treasurer of Sunvalley Solar

• Inc. She has held these positions since August
• f 2008. Ms. Chung co‐founded Chung &

Chung Accountancy Corporation, CPAs (CCAC) in 2004 and is licensed as a Certified Public Accountant in California. She graduated from Texas A&M University (College Station) with a Master’s degree in Finance and a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting. Ms. Chung has over 15 years of public accounting experience in providing auditing, accounting, business consulting and tax services to a wide range of

• industries. She has extensive experience in

performing reviews and audits for various

• rganizations,

including publicly reporting companies.

• Mr. Hsien currently servers as the Board

Director of Sunvalley Solar Inc., and as the CEO

• f

Sunvalley Solar Tech Inc., a subsidiary of Sunvalley Solar Inc. Mr. Hsien graduated from the UC Berkeley with a BS degree in Architecture. He has worked in design and construction for over 15 years. With the architectural and design‐build construction background, Mr. Hsien is able to run an efficient design and construction team at Sunvalley Solar, providing turn‐key solutions and project management in the solar industry. Mr. Hsien has been in charge of the engineering and construction departments at Sunvalley Solar over the past 8 years. With his leadership, Sunvalley has built a brand around fast turnaround time and quality craftsmanship.

James Zhang Sunvalley Solar Inc., Board Chairman Sunvalley Solar Inc., CEO Mandy Chung Sunvalley Solar Inc., Board Secretary Sunvalley Solar Inc., CFO William Hsien Sunvalley Solar Inc., Board Director Sunvalley Solar Tech Inc., CEO

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OUR MANAGEMENT TEAM

• Mr. Cercioglu currently serves as the CEO of

Sunvalley Solar Energy Inc. and the General Manager of Sunvalley Solar Tech Inc., both are subsidiaries of Sunvalley Solar Inc. He is a proven expert in the solar industry with experience working on some of the largest Commercial and Agricultural projects in

• California. Since 2010, Mr.Cercioglu has been

with Sunvalley Solar Inc. and led the Company’s expansion in new markets and development of a number of new service

• fferings. Mehmet has more than 8‐years of

solar photovoltaic operations and business development experience. Mr.Cercioglu holds a Master degree in Electrical Engineering from Kocaeli University and General Business Studies degree from UCLA.

• Mr. Chu is the General Manager of Sunvalley

Solar Energy Inc., a subsidiary of Sunvalley Solar Inc. He leads the Sunvalley Northern California operations specializing in solar and LED lighting projects. Mr. Chu’s experience working with homeowners associations (HOA) and non‐profit entities has allowed for Sunvalley Solar to become a market leader in the HOA industry. Mr. Chu currently works with prospective communities on how to accurately size their energy projects for current and future usage. Over the last 8 years, Mr.Chu has designed and implemented solar and demand reduction projects on many

• f Northern California’s largest multi‐family
• developments. Mr. Chu holds a B.S. Degree in

International Relations from UC Davis.

• Mrs. Liao currently serves as the Director
• f Administration of Sunvalley Solar Inc..

She has served Sunvalley Solar, Inc. in this position since the beginning of the

• Company. Mrs. Liao graduated from

Guangxi University in Art & Financial

• Management. Before Sunvalley Solar,
• Mrs. Liao worked in an international

trading company in Guangxi, China as an executive management member, and a real estate broker in Southern California.

• Mrs. Liao has excellent market and sales

experiences as well as connections with various communities in California, which brings an exceptional value to Sunvalley Solar.

Mehmet Cercioglu Sunvalley Solar Energy Inc., CEO Sunvalley Solar Tech Inc., GM Ricky Chu Sunvalley Solar Energy Inc., GM Shirley Liao Sunvalley Solar Inc., DOA

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COMPLETED PROJECTS

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Global Farms – Los Angeles, CA Distribution Center/Cold Storage – 300KW Diamond Wipes – Chino, CA Pharmaceutical/Manufacturer – 320KW COMPLETED PROJECTS

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Wreden Ranch – Hanford, CA Dairy – 1.1MW Michael Mcree Dairy and Farming – 1.1MW COMPLETED PROJECTS

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Long Life Farms – Thermal, CA Fish Farm – 1MW Cloverdale Farms – Hanford, CA Dairy and Farming – 2.2MW COMPLETED PROJECTS

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R&R Ranches ‐ Selma, CA Walnut/Almond Processor‐ 540KW Raven Farm– Selma, CA Farming – 540KW COMPLETED PROJECTS

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Prime Time Product – Mecca, CA Packing House – 285KW Long Beach Cold Storage – Long Beach, CA Cold Storage – 400KW COMPLETED PROJECTS

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Seaview Packing – Coachella, CA Packing House – 330KW Harmonic Group Spice – City of Industry, CA Cold Storage ‐ 370KW COMPLETED PROJECTS

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OTHER COMPLETED PROJECTS

With

• ver

10 years experience in Residential Community, Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial solar system design and installation, Sunvalley has extraordinary skills and expertise in solar system design, permit and application processing, equipment procurement, as well as field installation and management. Sunvalley has the ability as a team to truly provide an overall high quality solar solution to any customer.

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ONGOING LARGEST PROJECT Mikyway Dairy – Visalia, CA Dairy and Farming – 2.2MW

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SSOL: TESTIMONIALS Mikyway Dairy – Visalia, CA Dairy and Farming – 2.2MW

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SSOL: TARGET MARKET‐‐ CALIFORNIA

FACT SHEET

• Ranked as the 6th largest

economy in the world

• Population: 40million
• GDP: $2.4 trillion

CALIFORNIA

Sunvalley Solar has on‐going operations in Southern and Northern California. California’s Renewables Portfolio Standards requires retail sellers and publicly

• wned utilities to procure 50% of their electricity from eligible renewable

energy resources by 2030.

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SSOL: TARGET MARKET ‐‐ CALIFORNIA The California Residential Communities (especially Asian‐American Communities), the Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial solar markets are multi‐billion dollar market segments that generate millions in revenue to SSOL. More than 5.5 million Asian‐Americans in California, own over 600,000 residential properties and 20,000 business units Mature Commercial and Industrial solar market with up to $10 billion market value Agricultural Market – Unique solar market in California

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SSOL, the first Chinese‐American solar energy company in Southern California.

SSOL: TARGET MARKET SEGMENTS The California agriculture industry in 2015-2016 generated over $47 billion in cash receipts and exports totaled $20.69 billion. 77,500 farms and ranches 25.5 million acres of land devoted to farming and ranching Average farm size was 329 acres SSOL has established a strong business relationship with the farming community.

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SSOL: GROWTH STRATEGY We are seeking a strategic partnership to fund the following growth drivers: Convert over $15 million of project pipeline to backlog Acquire one targeted company in the energy management space Develop and commercialize our Smart Grid patented/proprietary technologies Expand our installation business Develop new market sections of power planning, construction and managing in Residential Community and Commercial Facility

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PIPELINE (AGRICULTURAL & COMMERCIAL)

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Status (By 09‐15‐2017) Total Negotiation Amount Total System Size (W) Target Project Date

Recent Signed 2,520,890.00 $ 1,358,322 09/2017‐04/2018 Under Review 8,267,185.00 $ 3,813,874 04/2018 ‐11/2018 Under Active Negotiation 24,020,519.00 $ 11,390,986 2018‐2019 Under Followup 44,611,527.00 $ 15,069,557 2019 SUM 79,420,121.00 $ 31,632,739

Sunvalley Solar Sales Pipeline (Agriculture & Commercial ‐ Sept 15, 2017)

SSOL: DEVELOP PATENTED TECHNOLOGY – SMART GRID

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• To date, 30 states and the District of Columbia have established an RPS. Some of the most ambitious RPS targets are

in California, which is mandated by Executive Order to reach 33% by 2020. While a number of states have or will soon reach a 20% RPS, the technological leap to reach 30% or more will pose technological challenges which will make it necessary for the Federal government and utilities to conduct additional research and invest in more

• resources. Without such investments, it is unlikely that all the required mandates can be met.
• The variability of renewable resources, due to characteristic weather fluctuations, introduces uncertainty in

generation output on the scale of seconds, hours and days. These uncertainties, affect up to 70% of daytime solar capacity due to passing clouds and 100% of wind capacity on calm days for individual generation assets. Although aggregation over large areas mitigates the variability of individual assets, there remain uncertainties in renewable generation that are greater than the relatively predictable uncertainties of a few percent in demand that the grid deals with regularly.

• To begin addressing the technological hurdles incumbent in surpassing the 20% RPS level, the American Recovery

and Reinvestment Act of 2009 therefore provides $4.5 billion to the Department of Energy Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability, including grid modernization and related technologies, such as electricity storage. The funds will support implementation of the Smart Grid programs authorized by the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 (Title 13), which includes Smart Grid technology research, development and demonstration projects, and the federal matching fund for Smart Grid technologies with funds distributed through a competitive grant process.

• Most of current solar and wind power systems tied to the public grid do not implement any technology to prevent

SHORT time power fluctuation, especially for commercial size power systems. They are uncontrolled and unmanageable power sources!

• Our Patented Technology is the core technology for the Smart Grid on the user side – monitoring, management and

dynamic release.

SSOL: DEVELOP PATENTED TECHNOLOGY – UNIQUE MARKET

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One of the main ways the Public Grid controllers can directly deal with a power fluctuation is by changing output to meet the demand. This can be costly and of limited use and economy, especially for shorter periods of increased or decreased demand or supply, and it is not able to address a surge deviation in less than 10 seconds. Short time unbalance surge is harmful, even under 10 seconds. Power stations can raise or lower their electricity production temporarily, but this conflicts with their ideal output level and production efficiencies can suffer. From one second to 15 minutes ‐‐‐ All Solar Power System and Wind Power System tied to the Public Grid are able to address the short time and surge power fluctuation issue with our patented technology. Advanced algorithm tackles public grid safety challenges. The concept is “Dynamically Store and Release“. The key words are “Distributed”, ”Networked”, and Dynamic” control and management. Unique in its own way – store and release, DC side control, randomized delay, individual or clusters flexibility, scalable modulation ‐‐ and thus the patent. Cost of the system distributed to solar panels or a solar panel cluster. Mobilized to a component which can be plugged in to an existing non‐controlled solar system. The technology could be expanded from Solar System to Wind Systems.

SSOL: DEVELOP PATENTED TECHNOLOGY – POTENTIAL REVENUE

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Two types of configurations can be used:

• Small battery that is embedded into a solar panel. The battery is small in size (0.1 to 0.15KWh

capacity) and charge/discharge circuitry is simple

• Subsystem or Centralized battery for a series of solar panel (e.g. 5KW in total). This can be an “add‐
• n” module to an existing solar system.

A cluster control module cost for a typical 5KW panel clusters as an example.

• Small battery to support a home PV system for 15‐30 mins of solar energy. The module cost with a

30 mins capacity Lithium‐Ion battery is around $400, which is only around 3% of the typical system

• cost. For smaller module with less than 15 mins of storage needed, the cost could be reduced

significantly. The US installed 7.5GW and 14GW in 2015 and 2016 solar power systems respectively, which opened

• ver one billion dollar market to deploy our “Dynamically Store and Release”, “Distributed” and

“Networked” solar power system control and management technology. New installed systems from 2017 and beyond would be over 10GW every year and continuously open multiple billion dollars new market every year for our patented technology. Other key technologies for Smart Grid could be developed derived from this patented technology.

SSOL: GROWTH CAPITAL

We are seeking $5 million commitment in funding to implement our Growth Strategy. The funding will be allocated as follows: $2 million to remove cash flow bottlenecks and convert over $15 million of installation projects pipeline into revenue $1.5 million for a pending acquisition expected to increase revenue by $3 million $500,000 to expand our solar installation footprint, especially into Residential Community and Commercial Facility power planning, construction and managing projects $500,000 for initiation of developing & commercializing patented Technology $500,000 working capital and increase our presence in the public arena

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SSOL: STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITY

We are also seeking a strategic partnership with a company, preferably in the solar technology space, who is interested in joining us, in our efforts to build upon our years of experience as a proven, California based, solar power technology company and system integrator. We are willing to consider a variety of business structures that achieve the goals of each partner in the

• relationship. An example of the business structures are as follows:

Joint Venture Revenue Sharing Equity Exchange Other

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SSOL: CAP TABLE Summary of common and preferred shares as of August, 2017. Common Stock Authorized Shares 150,000,000 Issued 25,263,176 Preferred Stock Authorized Shares 6,000,000 Preferred A Shares (super voting power 1:100) Issued 500,000 Preferred B Shares Issued (super voting power 1:10) 90,000 Equity Incentive Stock Options Reserves for issuance an aggregate of up to 10,000,000 shares of Common Stock

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SSOL: CONTACT INFORMATION For further information, please contact our CEO, Dr. James Zhang as follows: James Zhang Sunvalley Solar Inc. 398 Lemon Creek Drive, Suite A Walnut, CA 91789 Office phone: 909‐598‐0618 Email: James@sunvalleysolarinc.com www.sunvalleysolarinc.com

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