May 3, 2023

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Today's Agenda

1. CEO Update

Peter Faricy, Chief Executive Officer

2. Financial Update

Guthrie Dundas, Interim Chief Financial Officer

3. Q&A

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Business Highlights

Strong customer growth and backlog keeps us on track toward FY 2023 guidance.

21,000

23,000

Customers added in Q1,

Backlog of retrofit home customers.

27% YoY growth. Includes impact of

Another 39,000 in the New Homes

CA weather.

channel backlog, including multifamily.1

$1,200

Adjusted EBITDA per Customer before Platform Investment.2 Expect improvement with lower CA sales expense and other cost savings.

97%

>20%

268%

YoY Q1 bookings growth within SunPower Direct channel.

SunVault® storage bookings attach rate for April in CA within SunPower Direct channel.

YoY Q1 growth for SunPower Financial™ lease volumes.

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Backlog calculated as of April 2023.

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2.

Non-GAAP financials exclude Legacy segment. For 2022, they also exclude the Light Commercial segment. Refer to the company's press release dated May 3, 2023 for additional information on the

GAAP to non-GAAP reconciliation. Platform Investment = primarily Product, Digital, and Corporate Opex.

Kicking Off 2023 with Strong Topline Growth

Solid Q1 start toward FY customer growth guidance.

New Customers1 Q1, 2023 vs 2022

2023 Guidance

90-110K

16,500

21,000

Q1 '22

Q1 '23

2023G

YoY 27%

YoY ~10%-30%

Revenue Q1, 2023 vs 2022

$336

$443

Q1 '22

Q1 '23

YoY 32%

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Retrofit (existing homes) and New Homes new customers. Figures are rounded to nearest 100 for presentation.

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