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GHG savings with 2G Ethanol Industrial Plant Pierluigi Picciotti BD Director North America & APAC July 26 th, 2017 Montreal 1

Beta Renewables Introduction Beta Renewables is a joint venture, created in October 2011, between BioChemtex and the investment firm TPG (Texas Pacific Group). Novozymes, Denmark-based world-class biotech company acquired 10% share of Beta Renewables in October 2012 Beta Renewables owns and licenses the Proesa technology 1st commercial-scale 2G bioethanol plant operating in Crescentino (Italy) 2

A solid family of companies Polymers One of the top 3 PET producers worldwide. Engineering and R&D 60 years of excellence in process development and commercialization of plants Sustainable Chemistry Proesa : technology leader in biofuels and chemical intermediates from non-food biomass 3

PROESA Technology - The Process Biomass Enzymes CO 2 Water Feed Handling Biomass Cooking Hydrolysis Fermentation Recovery Ethanol Steam Water PROESA Technology benefits: Yeast Lignin Valorization Steam Power Feedstock flexibility Innovative proprietary continuous biomass cooking process with no chemicals addition Unique process design for a constant and continuous liquefied sugars stream production, together with Novozymes enzyme action Fully integrated process design using continuous equipment to enable large scale plants Best in class technology with lowest capex and opex backed with process and performance guarantees 4

Biomass cooking Why a steam based technology? MAIN ADVANTAGES: No need of additional feedstock conditioning in terms of grinding or size reduction High flexibility toward different feedstocks: possibility to treat worldwide crops in a wide range of moisture content, size and density No chemicals addition reduce process complexity (no neutralization operation required, no chemical recycling ) No special construction material required Perfect fitting to agrochemical industry Lowest environmental impact 5

Deep study of different biomass from various sources Extensive experience on 55 cellulosic biomasses lab analysis for the determination of composition and physical chrematistics: food industry residues agricultural waste forestry residues and woods energetic cultivars pulp and paper industry streams Experience on 20 cellulosic biomasses pilot scale testing for the definition of: Sugars recovery Substrate accessibility-to-enzymes and enzyme affinity to substrate EtOH conversion Physical characteristic of the stream for proper equipment sizing Arundo donax Napier grass Switchgrass Energycane bagasse Sorghum Poplar Eucalyptus Alder Red maple Sweetgum Oil palm EFBs Oil palm fronds Oil palm trunks Sugarcane straw Sugarcane bagasse Wheat straw Rice straw Corn cobs Corn stover Cotton stalks 6

Crescentino the site in number Footprint of 15 Ha Ethanol Capacity: 40000 Mt/yr with Arundo Donax; 25000 Mt/yr with straws and woody biomass (poplar/chestnut) 13MW green electricity from lignin 100% water recycle = zero water discharge 100 operators on staff Some interesting facts about the site: 370 pieces of equipment 1500 tons of steel structures 1400 tons of pipes and valves 30 000 m 3 of concrete 18 km of underground piping 7

Lifecycle analysis (LCA) Main goal: to evaluate the environmental impact of PROESA technology for 2 nd gen bio-etoh production on a lifecycle basis, from biomass cultivation to fuel burning on vehicles (considering a baseline plant configuration) Beta Renewables PROESA bio-etoh has been compared to gasoline on the basis of two environmental impact categories: Global Warming Potential impact (GWP 100a), which represents the lifecycle emissions of Greenhouse gases (GHG) Resource depletion: non-renewable energy use per unit of fuel produced and burned 8

Lifecycle analysis (LCA) - Results 2 nd gen bio-etoh produced through the PROESA technology shows consistent advantages with respect to the gasoline energy equivalent, under both: Climate change: saving around 1.8 metric tons of CO 2 equivalent per ton of ethanol*, with respect to the production and use of an equivalent energy amount of gasoline (73% of saving) * Results depend on feedstock and plant configuration considered 9

Lifecycle analysis (LCA) - Results Depletion of non-renewable energy resources (cumulative amounts of crude oil, natural gas, hard coal, lignite and uranium ore consumed over the whole fuel lifecycle): net saving with respect to the energy equivalent fossil reference is around 29 GJ per ton of ethanol* (80% of saving) * Results depend on feedstock and plant configuration considered 10

Fare clic per modificare gli stili del testo dello schema This document is property of Beta Renewables.It can not be reproduced, copied and distributed without 11

EU regulation on GHG savings Biofuel Fare Production clic per modificare Typical gli Greenhouse stili del testo Gas dello Default schema Greenhouse Gas Pathway emission savings Emission savings wheat straw EtOH 87% 85% waste wood EtOH 80% 74% farmed wood EtOH 78% 70% Extract from Dir 2009/28/EC In EU, it is possible to avoid detailed calculation of GHG savings and directly apply the Default GHG emission savings reported in the Directive 2009/28/EC Annex V This document is property of Beta Renewables.It can not be reproduced, copied and distributed without 12

Beyond Ethanol PROESA TM Biorefinery Platform Biomass Cellulosic Sugars PROESA TM Lignin C5-DERIVED CHEMICALS C6-DERIVED CHEMICALS (C5+C6)-DERIVED CHEMICALS ENERGY LIGNIN-DERIVED CHEMICALS NOW Ethanol NEXT N-Butanol Iso-Butanol Butanediol Fatty Alcohols Ethylene Glycol POTENTIAL Lactid Acid Green Diesel Succinic Acid Acrylic Acid Adipic Acid Green Gasoline Power Heat / Steam Aromatics Terephatalic Acid Phenols CRESCENTINO, Italy The World s First Commercial Cellulosic Ethanol Facility 13

Conclusions Cellulosic Ethanol can bring relevant contribution in terms of global warming reduction NOW! PROESA technology is proven at industrial scale with hardwood and other different feedstock PROESA technology does not need harsh chemicals in pretreatment - Clean lignin - Low Capex Beside EtOH, sugars-to-chemicals is an additional opportunity 14

Contact information Pierluigi Picciotti BD Director North America& APAC +39 366 9028563 pierluigi.picciotti@betarenewables.com www.betarenewables.com 15