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OVERVIEW

Presented to the Lower Neuse Basin Association and the Neuse River Compliance Association

May, 2016

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Who is Carbon Cycle Energy?

Carbon

• n Cycle

e Energy gy (C2e) e) is a renewable ble energy y develop elopment ment compan any y focuse sed d on buildin ding g ana naerobic robic digest ester ers s th that t re recycle e agri ricultur ultural al and nd food waste into “green” biofuels

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The C2e Difference

As As a developer loper, C2e ident ntif ifies es wa waste reco cover ery y oppor

• rtuni

tunitie ties s and d then n finance nces, s, design gns, s, builds, lds, ow

• wns

s and operat ates s digester er-to to-biofue biofuel plants. s.

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The company y has a p portfolio folio of projects ts in development that are some of the country’s largest t anaerobic ic digesters s and biogas upgrade facil ilitie ities. s.

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Our Team Experience

• Extensive experience designing, building and o
• peratin

ing fine chemical and biotechnology processing plants for Fortune 100 companies worldwide

• Fossil fuel and renewable energy expertise on $billion capital

projects including: engineering, , constr truct ction ion, , start-up and

• peration

ions

• Specialization in scale-up and i

integratio tion of comple lex process sses s and e equipment t packages es including world-class gas separation technologies

• Comm

mmod

• dity

ity trading and r risk ma manageme ment t throughout the US and Canada—over $5 billion in commodity transactions. Managed books totaling over $4 billion in physical and financial positions

• Built

t and o

• perated pipelines and i

intercon

• nnect

ection ions s in markets throughout the US

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What Does It Take?

To buil ild renewable ble resour

• urce

ces s that t are comple pletely sustai tainabl able and offer net et carbon bon-ne neut utral ral perfo form rmance ance, you need:

• The Right Biomass

ass… Diverse feedstocks obtained from a broad range of agricultural, food processing and other industrial plants

• The Right Techno

hnology gy… High capacity commercial anaerobic digesters offer reliability and redundancy for high uptime High efficiency treatment system converts raw biogas into consistent pipeline quality methane

• The Right Mark

rket… Strong appetite for renewable biofuels driven by changing laws, environmental stewardship, increased awareness, and renewable portfolio standards

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Off-take Market Access

• 30 years of energy commod

modit ity tradin ing g exper erti tise se

• Back office ability to delver directly to our partners via EPA displacement rules
• Offtake agreements in place with major US “green” corporations
• Well established relationships with some of the county’s larges

gest t utilities ities

• Supply and trading relationships with the oil majors
• Delivery of CNG/LNG

LNG for fleet et trans nspor porta tati tion

• n fuels

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What Does The Project Avoid?

Anaerobi bic c dig igestion estion pro rovid vides es an envir iron

• nment

ntal ally ly frie iendly dly alt lter ernat ative e to

• th
• ther

r for forms s of wa wast ste dis ispos

• sal

al, avoid iding ng :

• Damaging methane emission
• Landfill waste
• Groundwa

water conta tamin inatio tion and r run-off f

• Incineration
• Land a

applicatio tion of solids

• Subsurfa

face e injecti tion

• n of liquid wa

waste

• Composting
• Waste use in animal feeds
• Community odor problems

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Base Digester & Biofuel Facility

Capita tal const nstruction ruction pro roje jects cts consi sisti sting g of:

• Material transfer and receiving
• De-packaging operation
• Anaerobic digester complex

Imme mediat diate & Long ng Term m Econ

• nomi

mic Benef efits its to the Region ion

• Biogas upgrade system
• Pipeline inter-connection
• Bio-solids processing

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Digester Capacity and Feedstock Supply

• Location in Eastern NC – feedstock sources

within 125 mile radius (includes I-40 corridor from Raleigh to Wilmington)

• Complete chain of custody
• Certification of Anaerobic Digestion that

assures pathogen destruction

• Bio-fibers from AD process used for organic

agricultural fertilizer, animal bedding or biomass power

North h Carolina

• lina Anaerob

erobic c Diges ester er – slated ed fo for 2017:

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What Can We Digest?

• Animal waste including fresh chicken

n litter/ er/ho hog g and cow

• w manur

nure

• Organic processing waste (DAF / Offal)
• Packaged food (expired/recalled)
• Post-consumer food waste
• Scrap food waste from processing
• Starches
• Sugars
• Grains
• Milk Products
• Whole

e animal mals

• Bloody cardboard
• Nearly anything else that’s organic

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Benefit to Local Farmers & Producers

Facili lities ties that t send d their ir organi nic c wast waste e to the anaerobic

• bic dig

igest ster er wil ill l reali lize ze:

• Reduced methane gas emissions, odor reduction

run-off f contr trol

• l and pathogen destruction.
• Improved carbon footprint for facilities trying to

help the environment or achieve corporate standards.

• One-stop recycling that can handle liquids (DAF),

solid processing by-products and packaged goods

• Long-term processing agreements that allow

facilities to reserve space in the digester – Only material under contract accepted at facility

CERTIFICATION of PATHOGEN DESTRUCTION

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Economic Impact

North th Caroli rolina na Econo nomi mic c Developm elopment ent

• Near term project construction and

roadwork jobs

• Economic development in rural region
• Approximately 30 new permanent jobs

created

• Trickle-down effect to local retailers from

daily truck traffic moving through the I-40 corridor

• State and local tax revenues

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Next Steps

For r More re Info form rmation tion, , contact act: GREG G BRO ROWN WN North Caro rolina lina Ac Account nt Manage ger Gr Greg.Br .Brown@c2 wn@c2-ene energ rgy.com .com (919) ) 215-5196 cell

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