







Rayton Solar has bridged the gap between particle accelerator technology and solar energy production to create a revolutionary silicon cutting technique. This technique is projected to reduce solar panel manufacturing costs by upwards of 60% compared to industry standards, while making them 25% more efficient, and resulting in a very cost-effective source of energy.













Rayton Solar is a California-based solar panel company that aims to develop the world’s most cost-effective source of energy. By bringing together essential particle accelerator technology and solar energy manufacturing, Rayton has created silicon cutting and handling techniques that can be leveraged to transform the way electricity is generated around the world.













The key to Rayton's cost savings lies in their ability to increase silicon yield with their patent-pending silicon cutting process. Rayton Solar is capable of making up to 100 times as many solar panels with the same amount of silicon as its competitors use to make just one panel.





Rayton’s technique has also unlocked the commercial viability of ultra pure electronic grade silicon – Float Zone Silicon – for use in a solar panel. Silicon is the most expensive component of a solar panel and Float Zone Silicon (FZ) is 10 times as expensive as the market standard Czochralski Process Silicon (CZ). By reducing wafer thickness to 3 microns and eliminating waste - Rayton is able to utilize FZ economically. No other solar manufacturer in history has been able to economically use FZ, which provides Rayton with the potential to produce up to 24% efficient solar panels.





Rayton believes this efficiency increase means that buyers would require 25% less solar panels than they do today. The savings are seen down the entire solar system vertical - including installation, racking, land, and maintenance costs.









The standard industry manufacturing process wastes half the raw silicon block due to the saw blade that is used to cut silicon. Rayton Solar's manufacturing technology is a zero waste process that represents a revolutionary new step for the solar industry.

























The global energy market is projected to grow to over $10.4 trillion by the year 2020.





Furthermore, the International Energy Agency (IEA) expects renewable energy to be "the largest single source of electricity growth over the next five years."





By 2040, renewables will command 60% of new capacity and 2/3 of power investment globally. As global population surpasses 7.5 billion people, additions to the global sustainable energy portfolio will top 700 GW or 26% of the world's power capacity.





As international economies make a more conscious effort to shape the way we generate energy, the stage is set for renewables to become the primary method of powering the world. Rayton Solar aims to command the sector.









As federal energy requirements mandate an increase in the production of renewable energy (solar, wind, tidal, and others), California has set their renewable portfolio standards to 1/3 of its energy portfolio by 2020.





Rayton Solar is uniquely positioned to be an industry leader as these trends continue across the country and around the world, creating the perfect legislative environment for its growth.













To become a ground level investor in an innovative company that aims to shape the landscape of energy today, and tomorrow. Rayton Solar is positioned to dominate the energy market, leading the way with its patent pending technology, team of world-renowned scientists, and revolutionary vision.













Rayton Solar has unlocked the technology that could supplant fossil fuels. For the first time ever, you have the opportunity to become a ground investor in the next generation of energy technology. Reserve your shares today!

















Rayton Solar’s team is made up of scientists, engineers, professors, and entrepreneurs united to make the world a cleaner, better place. Each member is dedicated to Rayton Solar's mission and the promise these revolutionary solar panels hold for the future of the energy industry.









Named to Forbes’ “30 under 30” list in 2016, Andrew Yakub is a two­ time clean technology entrepreneur with his previous solar startup currently valued at $15 million. Yakub’s experience spans from UCLA’s Particle Beam Physics Lab to NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab and has managed over 6MW of commercial solar projects. He holds a Bachelor’s in Physics from UC Santa Barbara.









UCLA professor Dr. James Rosenzweig, Ph.D., is a world-renowned research expert in particle beams with more than 500 scientific articles authored or co-authored. In recognition of his research contributions, he has been named a Fellow of the American Physical Society and was awarded the 2007 International Free-electron Laser Prize. Dr. Rosenzweig has served as Chair of the UCLA Dept. of Physics and Astronomy, and is also an experienced entrepreneur, most notably as co-Founder of RadiaBeam Technologies.









Dr. Mark Goorsky is Rayton Solar’s resident expert in ion implantation, layer transfer, and wafer bonding, as well as material integration for silicon-based implantation. Dr. Goorsky received his Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering from MIT. His PostDoctoral Fellow was spent at the IBM T.J. Watson Research Center.









Jeffrey Scheinrock is a distinguished serial entrepreneur lending his talents to Rayton Solar in its investment stage. Before Rayton, Jeffrey was the President and CFO of Originate - Engineering, Strategy, and Fundraising Consultancy, the Vice Chairman of Finance for Packard Bell, as well as the CEO and Founder of Scheinrock Advisory Group.









Executive Vice President and third generation owner of Wilbur Curtis Co., Inc., a 75 year old food service equipment manufacturing company. Founder, President and owner of World-Wide Advantage, a global sourcing company. Executive advisory board member for Prime Advantage, a Group Purchasing Organization focused on improving cost considerations for manufacturers. Strategic involvement with North American Foodservice Equipment Manufacturers (NAFEM) and Food Equipment Manufacturers Association (FEMA).









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