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Xunlight Featured as One of America’s Most Promising Startups

Xunming Deng and Liwei Xu left Nanchang, China, 25 years ago to begin graduate studies at the University of Chicago—Deng in physics and Xu, his wife, in chemistry. What they've accomplished since receiving their PhDs may be more exceptional: They've established a green-energy company in Toledo, Ohio, in the middle of America's struggling automotive manufacturing belt.
Toledo Tries to Overcome Rust-Belt Image

The glass is half full again in Toledo. The Ohio city once known as the glass-making capital of America is trying to forge a new identity as a solar energy, green jobs metropolis of the future.
Xunlight Featured on ABC World News

Once the glass-making capital of the country, most of the city’s output over the years has gone into making everything from windshields to windows for cars and buildings.
New York Times: A Splash of Green

Like his uncle, his grandfather and many of their neighbors, Arie Versendaal spent decades working at the Maytag factory here, turning coils of steel into washing machines.
Toledo Finds the Energy to Reinvent

This city became famous in the last century for being one of North America’s leading glass centers

Xunlight is currently ramping up its manufacturing capacity and will have products available in early 2010. To ensure product performance and durability, the company’s modules go through rigorous UL and IEC testing for certification. Below are links to the UL and IEC websites for more detailed information:

http://www.ul.com/

http://www.iecee.org/

At this time, Xunlight plans to sell products worldwide through various channels. Preferred customers for Xunlight have photovoltaic experience and have been (or are currently) working on flexible product installations.

If you’re interested in doing business with Xunlight, please fill out the corresponding inquiry form under the “Contact Us” tab in the menu bar.

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