The Green Baron Views SSIE as Ideal Time to Accumulate Due to Low Cost Manufacturing Capabilities, Pending Synergistic Key Acquisition into Multi-Billion Dollar Renewable Energy Market, Upcoming Money Show Representation, and Low Stock Price

1. Tuesday, May 8, 2012 – Before Market Open
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Green Baron New “Stock Pick”
SunSi Energies, Inc.
(OTCQB: SSIE - $2.00 per share)
www.sunsienergies.com
Common Shares Outstanding – 30,073,302
Market Cap: 60.15M
52-Week High / $5.00 on Wednesday, June 22, 2011
52-Week Low / $1.05 on Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Average Price: $1.34 (50-day) / $2.96 (200-day)
SunSi Energies Makes Impressive Deal to
Acquire Controlling Interest in U.S.-based
TransPacific Energy, Inc.
The Green Baron Views SSIE as Ideal Time to Accumulate
Due to Low Cost Manufacturing Capabilities, Pending
Synergistic Key Acquisition into Multi-Billion Dollar
Renewable Energy Market, Upcoming Money Show
Representation, and Low Stock Price

2. April 18, 2012 – NASDAQ Stock Market Grants
Accelerated Approval to Adopt Lower Initial Listing
Bid Price Requirement to Either $2 or $3 if Rules and
Certain Other Listing Requirements are Met
Following Announcement of Major Deal,
Goldman Small Cap Research Issues Updated
Analysis of SSIE and a $5 Price Target
SSIE Corporate Powerpoint Presentation
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The Green Baron Report officially upgrades and selects SunSi Energies, Inc. (OTCQB:
SSIE) today as our 104th Green Baron “Stock Pick” since inception, and we strongly
suggest members accumulate the stock as close to our profile price as possible. The Green
Baron Report originally selected SunSi Energies, Inc. as a Green Baron “Stock Alert” on
Tuesday, June 21, 2011 at $3.35 and it subsequently hit $5.00 per share. Results compiled
from the most recent trade prior to dissemination of this report to the subsequent high will be
closely monitored at www.thegreenbaron.com and through email updates to members. We
have very aggressive price projections for SSIE and believe the stock has huge upside potential
based on several positive fundamental factors.
TRADER’S NOTES: SSIE is current in its SEC filings and trades on the OTCQB. SSIE
spent most of 2011 trading between $3 and $4. However, the stock broke support in
January this year and has spent the past few months trading primarily between $1.50 and
$2.00 per share. Although SSIE still trades a bit thin, we believe shares show good
support down here and a technical breakout will occur on a move over $2.00 per share.
We see that improvement in technical support and stronger fundamentals point to a
great near term opportunity in acquisition of shares at current prices. The Company
appears focused on a move to the NASDAQ, and if approved, should create another
reason for the shares to run.
Through its operations in China, SunSi Energies, Inc. manufactures a specialty chemical known
as Trichlorosilane (TCS). TCS is a compound critical to the production of extremely pure
polysilicone, from which solar photovoltaic (PV) cells and other products are made. In fact, 70-
75% of all solar panels in use today are made with PV cells.
On April 18, 2012, it was announced that SunSi Energies signed a binding letter of intent to
purchase a 51% interest in TransPacific Energy, Inc. (TPE), a company with offices in Nevada
and California. SunSi will soon offer, via TransPacific Energy, innovative and critical renewable
energy conversion systems that efficiently convert waste or untapped heat from industrial
processes, solar, geothermal biomass and landfills directly into electrical energy. The
partnership will provide SunSi with U.S. based operations, diversify its customer pool, and
position SunSi is in the process of becoming a leading renewable energy company with
significant technical expertise. Its Chinese operations and customer relationships are expected

3. to open new doors for TPE's products and enable it to significantly increase the value of the
entire enterprise.
The Green Baron Report has identified the following primary reasons for accumulation of SSIE
now:
 Growth of Solar Industry and $454 Billion China Commitment to Renewable
Energy Projects – On a global scale, energy consumption continues to rise and many
believe solar is the best answer to clean energy. The use of alternative energy sources
is still attracting huge investment dollars. Despite the recent downturn in the world solar
markets, the Chinese government has publically disclosed a $454 billion USD
commitment earmarked for renewable energy projects and has committed to grow its
solar capacity by at least five-fold by 2020. This equates to five times more TCS that will
be required to support this expected expansion.
 TCS is Essential to Solar – Trichlorosilane is the main raw material used in the
production of polysilicon; absolutely essential to the solar photovoltaic (PV) industry.
SunSi produces high quality TCS at a comparably low cost.
 Acquisition of Controlling Interest in TransPacific Energy, Inc. (TPE) – SunSi is
extremely excited about this purchase as it brings a long list of potential benefits to the
Company. For example, TPE’s innovative technology broadens SunSi’s reach in the
green energy renewal arena, it establishes a U.S. presence and a new revenue stream
with high gross margins, SunSi can open doors in China for TPE, both parties can
leverage corporate overhead, and both firms have a history of working with billion dollar
entities. TPE's technology could also enable companies to economically meet or exceed
stringent environmental guidelines around the world.
 Records $28.3 million in Revenues – In the Company first full year of operations,
SunSi recorded $28.3 million in revenues compared to $1.1 million in the prior year.
 New NASDAQ Rules to List – The NASDAQ is implementing new rules regarding its
minimum bid price listing requirements. Through recent approvals, Companies can
apply for listing on the NASDAQ with a minimum bid price as low as $2 per share if they
meet certain rules and listing requirements, down from $4 per share. SSIE would be a
great candidate, and is already in advanced stages of the up-listing process.
 NASDAQ Listing Benefits – The advantages to a NASDAQ listing are numerous.
Institutional investors, hedge funds, brokers and retail investors typically have little or no
restrictions from investing in NASDAQ listed stocks. Although there is no guarantee that
SSIE will achieve a NASDAQ listing, the Company is a very strong candidate due to its
shareholder count, market cap, and revenue production.
 Exhibit Hall Booth and Presentations at The Money Show in Las Vegas May 14-17
– Next week, SunSi will be attending The Money Show at Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas.
The Company will have representation through a booth at this popular convention and
plans to present to attendees through three live presentations. Just a few large new
investors in SSIE could have a very positive effect on SSIE common stock price. Our
Green Baron Editor in Chief will also be in attendance at this year’s show.

4.  Wendeng Expansion and Growth Target – Wendeng is noted for its high quality
production facility and Tier 1, multi-billion dollar clientele. Current capacity of Wendeng
has increased to 30,000 metric tons since last summer when capacity was 20,000 metric
tons. SunSi’s goal is to increase Wendeng’s capacity to a total of 75,000 metric tons.
 SunSi Fulfills Wendeng Acquisition Payment Obligation – On June 15, 2011 it was
announced that the 40% equity shareholder of the Wendeng facility opted to retain stock
in SSIE in lieu of a cash payment. It eliminated the need to raise $2.7 million and
demonstrated a strong vote of confidence in the stock.
 Goldman Small Cap Research Issues Positive Outlook for SSIE in Updated Report
dated April 20 with Price Target of $5 Per Share – Rob Goldman states in this new
report that “this deal vaults SunSi into an even stronger position in the renewable energy
space as synergies abound.” He continues, “With multiple vertical markets, including
solar, the opportunity to bring TPE’s technology to China, and the deep synergies
between the two firms, it looks like a win-win for investors.” To view the recently
updated Goldman SSIE report, go to: Goldman SSIE Reports.
Green Baron Analysis and Conclusion
The Green Baron Report embraces our ability to select stocks for our members at the right
time. Stock market investing is as much about buying the right stocks as buying stocks at the
right time. To us, SSIE represents both right now.
We believe the dip in SSIE shares earlier this year was caused in part to a downgrade by Zack’s
Research. Zack’s has more recently upgraded SSIE to neutral, and we hope to see this rating
improve again once the acquisition of TPE is finalized. The Green Baron Report has taken all
factors into account, and we believe SSIE shares can easily see $4 to $5 per share over the
next three to six months. If SSIE is accepted onto the NASDAQ exchange, this near-term price
target could be achieved immediately and our near-term target would need to be raised.
The benefits of the acquisition of TransPacific Energy appear to be boundless. Once investors
fully understand the implications of this purchase, we are confident the shares of SSIE will
continue to improve. Presentations to new investors in Las Vegas next week and more planned
investor introductions over the coming months are expected to benefit the stock as well. Not
many investor know much about SSIE yet, but that is about to change. We strongly suggest our
members grab shares of SSIE while the stock is still below $3 per share.
About SunSi Energies, Inc.
SunSi's goal is to become one of the world's largest producers of trichlorosilane ("TCS"). The
Company plans to achieve this objective by acquiring and developing a portfolio of high-quality,
scalable, strategically located TCS production facilities that possess a potential for future growth
and expansion. U.S. based SunSi controls approximately 55,000 metric tons of TCS production
in China. TCS is a chemical primarily used in the production of polysilicon, which is an essential
raw material in the production of solar cells for photovoltaic (PV) panels that convert sunlight to
electricity. TCS is considered to be the first product in the solar PV value chain before
polysilicon, and is also the principal source of ultrapure silicon in the semiconductor industry.
Additionally, SunSi objective is to significantly expand Transpacific’s proprietary technology both

5. domestically and internationally. For further information regarding SunSi, please visit the
company's website at www.sunsienergies.com.
Aims to Become One of World’s Largest Stand-Alone TCS Producers
Through acquisition, internal growth and expansion of high quality, strategically located TCS
production facilities, SunSi Energies seeks to become one of the world’s largest stand-alone
TCS producers. Following the recent execution of two transactions, SunSi controls an
estimated 15% -20% of the TCS market in China that includes 25-30 companies.
Mercom Capital Group, LLC, a global clean energy communications and consulting firm stated
on May 2, 2011:
“We estimate China represented just shy of 3% of global demand in 2010 but more than 65%
(and heading higher) of global solar production capacity. This makes China the world’s most
important solar manufacturing country and we expect its importance to continue to grow….”
China offers a number of competitive advantages to the Company. In addition to being the
lowest cost producer of TCS, the Chinese government plans to spend $454 billion in alternative
energy over the next 10 years, the majority of which is intended to affect a five-fold increase in
Chinese solar production by 2020. Plus, with inexpensive raw material, low labor costs,
scalable facilities, a base of large clients, and an estimated 65% of global solar production
capacity, China is the place to be for solar production.
Smart Acquisitions
Therefore, management early on elected to concentrate its initial efforts on China. At the end of
2010, SunSi acquired 90% of Zibo Baokai Commerce and Trade Co. which owns exclusive
worldwide distribution rights for TCS produced by Zibo Baoyun Chemical Plant with a current
annual production capacity of 25,000 MT of TCS.
In March of 2011, SunSi acquired a 60% equity interest in TCS producer Wendeng He Xie
Silicon Co. of Weihai City, China. Wendeng is noted for its high quality production facility and
Tier 1, multi-billion dollar clientele. Current capacity of Wendeng is 20,000 MT but is expected
to rise to 75,000 MT by year-end when funding is completed, following an expansion of the
production facilities.
Trichlorosilane (TCS) - Introduction
Trichlorosilane (SiHCl3) is a colorless liquid containing silicon, hydrogen, and chlorine. It is the
key intermediate compound used to produce extremely pure polysilicon, from which computer
chips and solar cells are made.
The key difference between solar grade and electronic grade polysilicon is the purity
requirement. The purity requirement for electronic grade polysilicon is the highest and typically
99.999...% (in nine 13s) pure or more, while solar grade polysilicon tends to be at least
99.999...% (in six 9s) pure.
In 2000, the semiconductor industry consumed over 90% of the world's silicon supply while the
solar industry consumed approximately 10%. In 2006, the solar industry consumed more than
50% of the world's available supply of polysilicon for the first time ever. This historic shift

6. illustrates the growing size and importance of the solar industry.
Another important fact that is relatively unknown is the quantity of Trichlorosilane needed to
produce polysilicon. The ratio is 6.25 to 1. In other words, 6.25 MT of Trichlorosilane is required
to produce 1 MT of polysilicon!
The entry barrier for the solar business varies depending where on the PV value chain someone
wishes to become involved. Becoming a Trichlorosilane or polysilicon producer will require
special permitting, large capital investment, in addition to several years of planning and
construction. It is much easier to become involved at the other end of the PV value chain
(downstream) as it does not require a large amount of capital and the business can quickly be
operational. Because of the above situation, companies involved in the Trichlorosilane and
polysilicon production tend to achieve the highest profit, followed by solar cell manufacturers.
At SunSi, we believe that the best place to be involved on the PV value chain is exactly where
we are - as a Trichlorosilane producer.
Making Trichlorosilane (TCS)
The process of producing Trichlorosilane begins by mining for relatively pure silicon dioxide
(sand or quartz). The next step in the process is to separate the silicon from the oxygen which is
achieved by heating sand grains containing silicon dioxide with carbon at very high temperature.
At the end of this stage, the silicon or metallurgical grade silicon (MGS) is about 97% pure.
In order to reach a purity level suitable for semiconductor device and solar applications, the
MGS goes through a purification process, which involves the reaction of MGS with hydrogen
chloride. This reaction will finally form Trichlorosilane.
The distillation process, the final step in producing high quality Trichlorosilane, is all about
bringing impurities below the part-per-billion (ppb) level. Liquefied Trichlorosilane at room
temperature is purified by the distillation process until the impurity levels are acceptable.
The PV Value Chain
The solar PV value chain (diagram shown below) consists of a number of specific and distinct
steps from the production of TCS to the end use in projects.
Recent Key Press Releases
Friday, April 20, 2012 – SunSi to Acquire Controlling Interest in TransPacific Energy, Inc.
- NEW YORK, April 20, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- SunSi Energies Inc. ("SunSi") (OTCQB:
SSIE), a provider of the specialty chemical trichlorosilane (TCS), today announced it has signed
a binding letter of intent to purchase a 51% interest in TransPacific Energy, Inc. (TPE), a

7. company with offices in Nevada and California that designs and sells energy systems which
maximize heat recovery and convert waste heat into electrical energy.
TransPacific Energy is a high-tech corporation that designs, builds, owns, operates, sells and
installs proprietary, custom made modular Organic Rankine Cycles (ORC) utilizing multiple
environmentally sound and low global warming potential refrigerant mixtures. TPE's patent
pending technology uses enhanced heat transfer techniques to maximize heat recovery and
efficiently convert waste heat directly from industrial processes, thermal solar, geothermal
biomass and landfill as well as other untapped heat into renewable electrical energy. In addition,
TPE offers thermal storage technology for applications such as 24/7 electrical energy using
solar, and geothermal as well as shaving load demand. Please visit www.transpacenergy.com
to learn more about TPE technologies.
Renewable energy is energy that comes from natural resources which are renewable or
naturally replenished. The renewable energy industry is expected to reach more than $250
billion by 2017. Worldwide initiatives and government mandates, including the 2009 American
Recovery and Reinvestment Act, are driving the implementation and utilization of renewable
and converted sources of energy and fuel.
Terms of the Letter of Intent
SunSi will acquire 51% of the common stock of TPE and will be paid in full with shares of
SunSi's common stock. The transaction is scheduled to close no later than the end of May
2012; however, both parties expect the closing to occur within the next few weeks.
A Unique and Synergistic Transaction
Given the broad applications of TPE's technology in renewable green energy, SunSi believes
the transaction will be synergistic for both companies for a variety of reasons including, but not
limited to, the following:
 New and innovative technology broadens SunSi's reach in the green energy renewal
arena.
 Establishes a U.S. presence and a new revenue stream for SunSi with high gross
margin potential in a multi-billion dollar industry.
 The size of the market for the reduction of emissions is enormous and SunSi can open
doors in China where 70% of the polysilicon producers must comply with government
environmental guidelines.
 SunSi expects to establish market traction for TPE technology in China; with a $454
billion publically disclosed commitment by the Chinese government earmarked for
renewable energy projects.
 Both parties can leverage corporate overhead to enable expansion of U.S. operations.
 SunSi management has a history of successful M&A and joint venture integration that
maximizes the leverage of existing assets and joint opportunities.
 Both firms have a history of working with billion dollar entities.
 TPE's technology could enable companies to economically meet or exceed stringent
environmental guidelines around the world.
TPE President, Anne Howard says "TPE is excited to team up with SunSi. SunSi will help TPE
broaden its reach into the international marketplace so that globally more waste and untapped

8. heat can be recovered, electrical energy produced, and fuel saved thus protecting our
environment. This will reduce greenhouse gas emissions and industries' carbon footprints. Our
combined technologies can help stimulate growth in the economic sector both nationally and
internationally."
"We are thrilled to join forces with accomplished business and technology leaders such as the
team of TPE," commented Richard St. Julien, Chairman of SunSi Energies, Inc. "SunSi will now
offer innovative and critical renewable energy conversion systems that efficiently convert waste
heat from industrial processes, solar, geothermal biomass and landfills directly into electrical
energy. This partnership will provide us with U.S. based operations, diversify our customer pool,
and position SunSi as a leading renewable energy company with significant technical expertise.
Our Chinese operations and customer relationships will open new doors for TPE's products and
enable us to significantly increase the value of the entire SunSi--TransPacific Energy
enterprise."
"TransPacific brings tremendous value to SunSi. We believe there are numerous high growth
revenue generating opportunities to further diversify SunSi's current business in the renewable
energy industry and create value for SunSi shareholders," stated David Natan, CEO of SunSi
Energies, Inc.
About TransPacific Energy, Inc.
TPE's core technology uses proprietary multiple component fluids that are environmentally
sound, non-toxic and non-flammable. These mixtures are custom formulated to efficiently
capture and convert heat directly from the heat source at temperatures ranging from 100:oF to
1000:oF. TPE's technology currently offers a broader range than other ORC systems which are
limited to narrow temperature ranges between 200:o F and 300:o F. Other ORCs must use a
binary system or secondary heat transfer loops to recover waste heat at higher temperatures
that significantly lower heat recovery efficiency, output power, and increase cost. TPE's
advanced technology does not use binary loops and also employs either air-cooled or water-
cooled condensers as well as direct heat exchangers for heat recovery,
www.transpacenergy.com
Furthermore other abundant untapped energy sources exist that potentially could produce
electricity using TPE's ORCs. These sources include solar, geothermal, ocean, landfill and
biomass.
Monday, March 26, 2012 - SunSi Energies CEO, David Natan Featured on
SmallCapVoice.com – Provides Company Overview and Strategy Update - SunSi Energies
Inc., a provider of the specialty chemical trichlorosilane ("TCS") to polysilicon makers in the
solar industry, announced today that David Natan, Chief Executive Officer, provided a company
overview and strategy update featured on SmallCapVoice.com
David Natan, SunSi's Chief Executive Officer stated, "We are pleased to provide a company
update and discuss our expanded strategy in the solar value chain. We are confident that the
successful implementation of our strategy will advance our overall presence in the solar market
while complementing our core business in China."
The recording of the interview is now available at: http://smallcapvoice.com/blog/3-23-12-
smallcapvoice-interview-with-sunsi-energies-otcqb-ssie

9. Monday, February 13, 2012 - Zacks upgrades SunSi Energies to Neutral – By Zacks Equity
Research - Steven Ralston, CFA - The stock of SunSi Energies (SSIE) has been under
considerable pressure for the last two weeks as investors digested the impact of the results of
the second fiscal quarter and the news of the temporary shut down of production at the
company’s Baokai and Wendeng facilities. However, the recent price decline of SunSi’s stock
now sufficiently discounts the expected revenue decline due to the oversupply in the
photovoltaic supply chain. With polysilicon prices having rebounded from $27/kg and stabilizing
in the $28/kg to $31/kg range in northeast Asia, the plants are expected to resume production
this month.
The Chinese government has proposed a policy to support the polysilicon industry by
encouraging mergers and acquisitions of companies without economies of scale and other
competitive advantages. Therefore, it is expected that large Chinese solar companies will
survive and receive support from Chinese Banks. In addition, the Chinese government is
expected to promote addition polysilicon capacity through the installation of 3 gigawatts of new
solar capacity in 2012.
Polysilicon manufacturers elsewhere in the world are expected to resume production after
temporarily shutting down all or part of their capacity in order to alleviate pressure on polysilicon
prices. Nevertheless, the outlook for the first half of 2012 is still uncertain for polysilicon with
spot prices in Asia expected to remain depressed (below $32 per kg).
Contact:
SunSi Energies, Inc.
245 Park Avenue 24th Floor
New York, New York 10167
646-205-0291 Office
info@sunsienergies.com
Investor Relations:
Jeff Ramson
ProActive Capital Resources Group, LLC
jramson@proactivecapitalgroup.com
www.proactivecrg.com
646-863-6893
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