Where is the kinetic energy in photosynthesis?

ok...well, the answer is simple yet complicated... the sun sends down photonic radiation, when it shines on the earth. the photonic radiation [light and heat from the sun] then hits the leaf. the moving of the photons is one form of kenetic energy. the clorophyyl in the leaf's cells then work like solar panels. it gets heated by the sun's photonic radiation and UV radiation, and it is converted into ,well, Oxygen, water, and some type of sugar. the clorophyyl does this by bringing in CO2 [carbon dioxide] from the atmosphere. then, the CO2 is compounded with water, and forms sugar, extra water, and oxegen. the excess water and oxygen is "squirted" outside, while the sugar is converted into energy inside the cell, or stored. the bringing in of CO2 and expelling O2 is the kenetic energy.