SEAFOREST 520W Flexible Solar Panels – Shipping Records in Japan   Ultra-lightweight & Ultra-high Efficiency – Solving Roof Challenges from Homes to Factories    I. SEAFOREST Specifications of the New Solar Panels   Model: JP-AC Type: SF-520M-FL   Product Name: Flexible Solar Panel   Output: 520W (Vmp: 42.04V; Imp: 12.37A; Voc: 49.9V; Isc: 13.09A)   Dimensions: 2250mm × 1200mm × 1.8mm   Minimum Bend Radius: 300mm   Standard packaging: 70 pieces/pallet, 1260 pieces/40HQ container Order Quantity: Samples: 8 units ; Planned Orders: Case 1: 120 units (planned)  ;    Case 2: 1MW (planned)    II. SEAFOREST Adhesive   Product Name: Solar Panel-Specific Adhesive   Specification: 400ML   Quantity:  16 bottles ;  Planned Orders:  Case 1: 240 bottles (planned)  ;  Case 2: 4000 bottles (planned)    III. SEAFOREST Features of Flexible Panels:   1. Durability: The module withstands over 10 repeated bends (bidirectional) without microcracks.   2. Disaster Resistance: Despite lacking protective glass, the lightweight monocrystalline silicon module meets IEC 61215 disaster test standards (25mm ice ball, 23m/s impact speed), ensuring less than 1% power degradation. Includes CNAS-certified third-party test reports.   3. Load Capacity:  Front side: >5400Pa  ;  Back side: ≥2400Pa   4. Wind Resistance: Passed wind tunnel tests for Category 17 typhoon winds (56m/s).   5. Snow Resistance: Withstands up to 2m of accumulated snow.   6. Insurance Coverage: All products come with insurance.    IV. SEAFOREST Company Overview   SeaForest is a trusted manufacturer with 15 years of experience in the Japanese and European markets.   Core Values: Integrity, Altruism, Innovation, Initiative    V. Contact Us:   For detailed materials & simulations:   Website: http://www.seaforestpv.com WhatsApp: +86-13606089112 (English support)

World's Largest Energy Storage Project Launched in California 1. Project Highlights 4.6GW battery storage with 1.1GW solar capacity Can power 850,000 California homes for four hours Developed by Intersect Power on 9,500 acres in Fresno County Connected to PG&E's electricity grid 2. Regulatory Approval Approved through California Energy Commission's fast-track process Supports state's 2045 clean electricity goals 30-day preliminary review completed 3. Project Features Largest battery storage facility globally Converts non-arable land to clean energy use Includes workforce development commitments 4. Community Benefits Creates 2,000+ local construction jobs $2 million community investment fund established Initial $320,000 grant awarded 5. California Storage Leadership Operates 200+ utility-scale storage projects Deployed 250,000+ residential systems Enhances statewide grid reliability 6. Safety Improvements New battery safety standards implemented Proposed legislation for stricter regulations Response to 2024 thermal incident 7. Industry Growth 7.9GW new storage capacity added in 2023 98% annual growth rate Improving system performance metrics 8. Development Plans Intersect Power's $9 billion expansion 4GW new solar capacity planned 10GWh additional storage by 2025 9. Government Support Governor announces record clean energy growth Emphasizes economic and employment benefits Highlights grid reliability improvements 10. Industry Updates Sea Forest Energy Storage Corp Currently filing U.S. product certifications Product offerings include: Residential energy storage systems Commercial and industrial storage solutions Utility-scale battery storage High-efficiency solar panels Perovskite flexible solar technology Targeting U.S. and neighboring markets Contact information: Company website www.seaforestpv.com Business inquiries +86 1360 608 9112

Where there is sun, there is SEAFOREST solar panels. Where there is energy storage, there is SUNFOREST. Headline: Japan's Largest 2GWh Energy Storage Project Launches as Gurin Energy and Saft Drive Energy Transition 1. Project Overview: 2GWh Storage System in Soma, Fukushima - Japan's Largest BESS • Location: Soma City, Fukushima Prefecture • Developer: Singapore-based Gurin Energy • System Integrator: Saft (a TotalEnergies subsidiary) • Phase 1 Capacity: 1GWh (240MW/4-hour discharge) • Total Planned Capacity: 2GWh (two-phase completion by 2030) • Technology Solution: LFP batteries, liquid cooling, i-Sight cloud monitoring, integrated third-party PCS+EMS • Construction Start: Early 2026 2. Business Model: Hybrid Revenue Approach Tests Japan's Storage Market Viability • Primary Revenue Streams: Grid services (frequency regulation, peak shaving), energy arbitrage, tolling agreements • Market Challenge: Limited subsidies require market-based operation • Gurin Energy Perspective: "Japan's #5 power market needs flexibility - GW-scale makes commercial sense" 3. Why Fukushima? Policy Support Meets Grid Demand • Policy Backdrop: Priority reconstruction zone post-2011 with clean energy incentives • Grid Value: Key Northeast transmission node improves renewable integration • Demonstration Value: Operational model for nationwide replication 4. Saft's Role: Full-stack Storage Integration • Core Tech: LFP battery containers with liquid cooling • System Integration: Third-party PCS/EMS compatibility • Lifecycle Services: Turnkey installation to long-term maintenance • Strategic Impact: European storage standards enter Japanese market 5. Japan's Storage Market: From Laggard to Growth Phase • Current Status: Just 2GWh deployed (2024) - R&D/commercialization stage • Growth Drivers: Market liberalization, VPP development, EV integration • Project Significance: Template for "active grid management" storage 6. Conclusion: 2GWh Represents Japan's Energy Inflection Point • Partnership Impact: Global players aligning policy, market and

SeaForest Flexible Panels 520W/560W Lightweight, Ultra-High Power Output - Solving Roof Challenges for Aging Factories to Large Facilities I. Five Key Advantages for Application Scenarios: 1. Installation on aging factory rooftops - 70% lighter than conventional panels, ideal for load-deficient roofs - Withstands >5400Pa surface pressure for safe operation 2. Peak shaving for high-consumption facilities - 560W high output & >21% efficiency directly reduces electricity costs for factories/warehouses 3. BIPV solutions for commercial buildings - 0.3m bending radius adapts to curved roofs - Balances aesthetics with power generation 4. Operation in heavy snow regions - Engineered to withstand 2.2m snow load & Typhoon Class 17 winds - Nationwide compatibility 5. Risk mitigation with certification & insurance - CNAS-certified panels with product liability insurance ▼ Addressing Critical Challenges: • "Abandoned solar projects due to insufficient roof load capacity" • "Profitability decline from soaring electricity costs" • "Panel damage risks during natural disasters" II. Company Profile SeaForest: Trusted manufacturer with 15 years of experience in Japanese/European markets* Core Values:** Integrity · Altruism · Innovation · Initiative III. Contact Information For detailed specifications & system simulations: • Website: [www.seaforestpv.com](http://www.seaforestpv.com/) • WhatsApp: +86-13606089112 (English supported)

SeaForest Lightweight Flexible Modules Withstand Category 14 Typhoon Unscathed! 1. 520W Now in Mass Production! Expanding Domestic & Global Sales On September 16, 2024, Typhoon Bebinca made landfall in Shanghai as the strongest typhoon since 1949 (max winds 42m/s). Our high-efficiency 520W flexible modules are now in mass production with stable supply for domestic and global markets. 2. 555W/560W New Models Entering Mass Production Soon After typhoon impacts,SeaForestengineers conducted field tests. The upcoming 555W/560W high-power models will achieve higher efficiency and lower LCOE. 3. Proven Wind Resistance Performance (Withstood Cat-14 Typhoon) 3.1 Shanghai Jinsha Industrial Project Surveillance footage confirmed modules remained completely stable during extreme winds. 3.2 Shanghai Metro Fujin Road Base (4.7MW) Modules adhered directly to rooftops survived the typhoon completely unscathed. 4. Product Lineup & Global Availability 4.1 Available Now • 520W: In mass production, available worldwide 4.2 Coming Soon • 555W/560W: Starting mass production 5.Unique advantages flexible slar panels: 5.1. As lightweight modules will bend during transportation and installation, no hidden cracks will occur in the modules if they are bent repeatedly for no less than 10 times (bidirectional bending) at a minimum bending radius of 0.5 meters. 5.2. As lightweight monocrystalline silicon photovoltaic modules lack the protection of front glass, their hail impact resistance is particularly critical. The module products provided must comply with the IEC 61215 hail test standard (25 mm ice ball, 23 m/s impact speed), the cells must be free of microcracks, the power attenuation must be less than 1%, and certification from a third-party testing agency approved by CNAS must be provided. 5.3. Module surface pressure requirements: front pressure > 5400Pa, back pressure ≥ 2400Pa. 5.4. Excellent wind resistance 5.5. Snow load resistance: can withstand up to 2 meters (2 meters) of snow. 5.6. This product includes insurance. 6. Contact Information SeaForest lightweight flexible modules are ideal for commercial/industrial rooftops. ��Contact: • Website: www.seaforestpv.com • WhatsApp: +86-136-0608-9112 *Samples available *Custamer size inquiries welcome *CE certified & international standards compliant