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Energy Summit 2018 GREENFIELD GLOBAL John Wilkinson , SVP Sustainability June 21, 2018 Presented by Pride Goeth Before the Fall We are the only species on Earth who believes in the concept of waste. Every other species lives

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GREENFIELD GLOBAL

Presented by June 21, 2018 John Wilkinson , SVP Sustainability

Energy Summit 2018

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◆We are the only species on Earth who believes in the

concept of waste.

◆Every other species lives within the balance

provided by Mother Nature, whereby there is no waste, just endlessly recycled resources.

◆In a fight between our species and Mother Nature,

who do you think will win?? “Pride Goeth Before the Fall”

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◆Carbon Cycle ◆Water Cycle ◆Photosynthesis ◆Plus…

It’s all about what we learned in Grade 5

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◆ In the natural world, there is NO waste. ◆ The waste from one species is the resource for

another.

◆ What happens when we ignore this truth??

…..Endless Recycling

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Every day humans are: Extracting fossilized carbon from below ground, Burning(oxidizing) it, and Pouring 100 megatonnes of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.

This is unsustainable

CLIMATE CHANGE

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We need to stop this upward trend, and soon

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The Bio-economy is a big part of the solution FROM: TO: Below Ground Above Ground Fossilized Organic Oil & Gas & Coal Agriculture & Forestry Waste Resource

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The Bio-economy Is In Our Genes

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History of Greenfield Global

Tiverton Startup Chelsea Packaging Plant Opens Chatham Startup & Pharmco Investment Investment in Sunroot Acquires Commercial Alcohols 10 Yr. Contact with Sunoco for Fuel Ethanol Complete Merger

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1989 1992 1997 2005 1991 1995 2002 2006 2007 2008 2013 2014 2016

Merger of Aaper & Varennes Startup & G.E.T Established Johnstown Startup Refinancing & TSE & AD Plants Re-org, Vision, Mission

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Greenfield Global has A Diversified Asset Base

ROW

Chatham/ Brampton Kentucky Missouri Kansas Peru Chile Brazil Puerto Rico Nigeria Togo Ghana Turkey
  • S. Korea
Thailand Taiwan Malaysia Israel

350 Canadian Employees 150 US Employees We sell a growing number of products We have 60+ distributors in 50+ countries

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Who is Greenfield Global? In Canada: #1 Producer of fuel ethanol In North America: 20% Market share of Pharma Grade Alcohol Globally: Major supplier of industrial alcohol to 60+ countries In Ontario & Quebec we are:

  • #1 Purchaser of Corn
  • #1 Supplier of DDGS
  • #6 Consumer of Natural Gas
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We are a large GHG emitter captured under Cap & Trade in Ontario & Quebec. So what’s a nice bio-based company doing paying for fossilized carbon? Who is Greenfield Global?

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To align with our sustainability vision we look for

  • pportunities to offset CO2 Cap & Trade costs and

lower the carbon intensity of our products.

Greenfield Global has a Vision to get back to <350 ppm CO2

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Truly Green CO2 and Waste Heat in Chatham, Ontario CNG Station to replace fuel oil in Mt. Forest, Ontario SEMECS joint venture in Varennes, Quebec R & D for TSE > AD2 > GTL > Drop in Jet Fuel, Chatham, Ontario ILÔt R &D for alternate feeds to ethanol, Varennes, Quebec Sustainability project examples

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The SEMECS Location – Varennes, south shore of Montreal

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SEMECS Basics

Our Anaerobic Digestion (AD) facility is a joint venture between Greenfield Global and the Société d'économie mixte de l'est de la couronne sud (SEMECS), ie 3 regional governments comprised of 27 municipalities, c. 270,000 residents. Processes 40,000 tonnes/year of source separated organic waste generated by residents on the South Shore of Montréal. Plant is being commissioned in Q2, 2018. Project received 2/3’s provincial capital funding.

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The Joint Venture allows: Greenfield Global to use the biogas produced by the AD to reduce our Varennes ethanol plant’s GHG footprint by 15%, helping us to meet our <350 Vision. The 27 municipalities to meet the pending organic waste ban in Quebec and reduce the costs borne by their ratepayers. SEMECS Basics

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SEMECS Basics

  • 1. The 27 Municipalities have a 20 Year commitment

to feed the plant with diverted source separated

  • rganic waste:
  • Segregate
  • Collect
  • Transport
  • 2. Greenfield Global has a 20 Year agreement to:
  • Purchase the AD biogas (pipeline across the

road)

  • Feed DDGs Driers
  • Reduce CO2 footprint
  • 3. Greenfield Global Ideally positioned to oversee:
  • Technical and financial structure
  • Plant construction
  • Plant operation
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SEMECS plant is across the Road from Greenfield Plant

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SEMECS Pictures from December 2017

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In 2015, Ontario generated 3.7 Million tonnes of Organic Waste. 1.34 Million tonnes was diverted from landfills to compost or AD. 2.36 Million Tonnes was landfilled. Why do this?

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Ontario organic waste by type

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Sources of Organic Waste

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Organic waste in landfills has an environmental impact. Organic waste decomposition produces methane that is 25 times more potent than CO2 in terms of global warming potential. Decomposition also produce leachate that can contaminate groundwater. It costs ratepayers $$ to tip waste into a landfill. Organic Waste in Landfill is a Big Challenge

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Ontario passed the Waste Free Ontario Act and has created a Food and Organic Waste Framework in 2017. One component of the action plan is to ban organic waste to landfills by 2022. The action plan will provide support for diversion and recovery facilities. Will Ontario follow Quebec?

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AD biogas (methane) can be cleaned up to pipeline specs by taking out the sulphur dioxide and injected into the pipeline. Ontario, as part of its Climate Change Action Plan, is actively considering mandating RNG into the Natural Gas supply. To be economically feasible, the RNG will have to receive a subsidy from the province’s Cap & Trade proceeds. Natural gas companies are seeking RNG sources, near existing pipelines, in anticipation of the mandate. Stay Tuned.

And it gets better

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◆ Humanity is fighting against Mother Nature and she will win,

she always does.

◆ The world needs above ground carbon, to break our

addiction to below ground carbon. That’s our future.

◆ Look at your existing waste streams and uncover its value as a

resource for others.

Takeaways