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Technology Provider Table 1: Technology overview technology Summary-Technical Details Technology Scale + Pest Comp. treated Related comp treated Validation project experience ** Applicability Ranking ++ Additional Remarks Thermal and Chemical Soil Remediation Ltd, (TCSR), Czech Rep. BCD + thermal desorption PS + FS HCB, Lindane PCDDs and PCDFs DA Treatment of one of world most contaminated sites with dioxins, 2003 and 2004 under execution. Full scale operation started 2006. To date 29,000 t of 38,000 t contaminated soil and building rubble have been treated. Almost 200 t of waste chemicals and 300 t of concentrated contaminants from the soil treatment have been treated in the BCD reactors. BCD Technologies BCD FS?? PCB s DA Permanent treatment facility in Brisbane Enterra (ADI) ADOX/BCD FS Chlorinated benzenes, chlorophenols, Pesticides waste SoilTech ATP System mobile anaerobic thermal processor (ATP) system in conjunction with alkaline polyethylene glycol (APEG) dechlorination dioxins, furans waste FS PCB s /arachlor Soil DA North Homebush Olympic site. Only made trials on chloro-organics (not pesticides). ADOX/BCD batch plant upgraded to 2 m³ effective capacity to allow treatment of quantity of chlorinated benzene present DA Full Scale 42000 t Wide Beach, 1991 Superfund site in. 2 m3 cap. Plant SoilTech ATP System FS PCB s in soil DA Outboard Marine Corp.(OMC), 1992, Superfund Site, Waukegan, Illinois, in 12,755 t contaminated soil & sedim. ETG (Therm-O-Detox system) IT Corporation FS PCBcontaminated soil ETG FS Soil contaminat. with Dioxin and Pesticides FS PCP in soil DA SITE demonstration at Koppers Company Superfund site in Morrisville, North Carolina DA DA At U.S. Navy facilities in Guam 10,000 tons of soil (1994-96). New York State Dept of Environ. Conserv. cleanup site Binghamton, New York (1997) 2,500 tons Page 1 of 11

ETG BCD in conjunction with Therm-o-Detox system P PCBs, dioxin/ furan in soil DA Warren Country Landfill. State of Carolina Dept. of Environment and Natural Resources S.D. Myers de Mexico Ebara Corporation BCD FS PCB s Permanent treatment facility BCD FS Low concentrations PCB s, PCDD + PCDF, Dioxin-like PCBs DA BCD B PCB s pure Ebara plant at Chubu Electric Power Company Recycling Center Ebara Corporation +Key: F - Full-scale applications completed ++Key: Applicability ranking for pesticides P - Pilot/Demonstration scale completed; no F-applications DA Direct applicable B - Bench/Laboratory scale completed; no P or F-applications FS 1 Full scale within reasonable period possible 0-2 years T - Theoretical applicable, no B,P, F applications FS 2 Full scale within considerable period possible 2-5 years * Vendor claims performance of demonstration, but no data provided **Validation on the basis of info provided in Table 2 and 3 Page 2 of 11

Location/project Contaminants Amount treated in tons BCD Technologies Treatment plant, Brisbane Table 2- Part 1: Overview project experience per technology suppliers in Australia BCD Technologies, Enterra-Australia Results incl DRE, Pre-treat, Post treat, Emissions, energy consumption, costs* Client References Name, address, contactperson phone, Email, fax Thermal and Chemical Soil Remediation Ltd, (TCSR), Czech Republic ADI s St. Marys site (Sydney) HCB, Lindane, PCDDs and PCDFs To be treated 200 t of waste pesticide chemicals and 1200-1500 t of dioxin and pesticide concentrate from soil remediation Tests DEs of 99.99 99.9999% for dioxins Czech Ministry of Environment ADI (Australian Defence Industry) ADI s Footscray site (Victoria) ADI (Australian Defence Industry) ADI Marybyrnong site (Victoria) ADI (Australian Defence Industry) North Homebush Olympic site Chlorinated benzenes, chlorophenols, Pesticides, dioxins, furans waste 400 t test runs PCB treatment: 1,06 4.432 t/h Performance tests DE>99.9999% for DDT, Dieldrin, Lindane and PCP Olympic Co-ordination Authority (OCA) Enterra, Bala Kathiravelu bala.k@compuserve.com Ph: + 03 9819 0284 *In case of more details per project Table 3 should be used Page 3 of 11

Location/project Contaminants Amount treated in tons Wide Beach Superfund site PCB s in soil 42,000 Outboard Marine Corporation (OMC), Superfund Site SITE demonstration at the Koppers Company Superfund Site PCB s in soil and sediment Table 2 Part 2: Overview project experience per technology suppliers in US and Mexico SoilTech ATP System, Therm-o-Detox system and S.D. Myers de Mexico 12,755 Results incl DRE, Pre-treat, Post treat, Emissions, energy consumption, costs* PCP Treated soil met the cleanup goal of 95 ppm PCP and 7 ug/ kg 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzop-dioxin equivalents in all test runs LTR batch tests reduced PCP concentrations by 96.89% or better, and total dioxin and total furan concentrations by 99.97% or better PCBs, pesticides and 30,000 solvents in soil Client References Name, address, contactperson phone, Email, fax Smith Farm, Louisville, Kentucky U.S. Navy facilities in Guam PCBs in soil 10,000 US Navy Site in Binghamton, New Dioxin and 1500 cubic yards New York State Department of Environmental York (1997) Pesticides in soil Conservation Inactive Wood Preserving PCP 220 cubic yards Facility, Kalamazoo, Michigan Warren County PCB Landfill PCB, dioxin/furan in soil Pilot scale test Full scale Under execution 40,000 tons at present S.D. Myers de Mexico PCB s 2,500-3,000 t to date of PCB contaminated Oil and pure PCB s *In case of more details per project Table 3 should be used PCB levels in soil were reduced from 259-853 ppm to 0-2.55 ppb. Dioxin levels were reduced from 147-238 ppt TEQ to 0-3 ppt TEQ. No data yet State of Carolina Dept. of Environment and Natural Resources Permanent treatment Facility 2,600 gallon BCD plant Page 4 of 11

Location/project Contaminants Amount treated in tons Chubu Electric Power Company Recycling Center Chubu Electric Power Company Recycling Center Ebara Corporation Fujisawa plant Ebara Corporation Fujisawa plant PCB s PCDD+PCDF, Dioxin-like PCB s Pure PCB s High concentrated PCB s Table 2 Part 3: Overview project experience per technology suppliers in Japan Ebara Corporation 22 t/day 4906.2 kl (end of June 2006) 22 t/day 10 kg/4 hrs (Batch of 10 kg) 10 kg/4 hrs Results incl DRE, Pre-treat, Post treat, Emissions, energy consumption, costs* Client References Name, address, contact person phone, Email, fax Page 5 of 11

Table 3: Overview detailed project information per project Project name (from Table 2): Locat project Wide Beach Superfund site Pre-treat mg/kg 10 to 5,000 mg/kg PCB Post-treat mg/kg DRE s Emissions 1. Air (HCL, Diox/furans etc) 2. Water, 3. Waste (slags) < 0.5 mg/kg NR PCB s 1x10-5 (Requir. 3.3x10-5) lb/hr PEG 4.0x10-5 (Requir. 4.16x10-5 lb/hr Particulates 0.04 (Requir 0.05gr/dscf) Energy Consumption. Costs(Capital, operating costs) Others, remarks Outboard Marine Corporation (OMC), Superfund Site SITE demonstration at the Koppers Company Superfund Site Smith Farm, Louisville, Kentucky U.S. Navy facilities, Guam Binghamton, New York Warren County PCB Landfill S.D. Myers de Mexico Soil and sediment 2,400 to 23,000 mg/kg PCBs OCDD and total HpCDD 15000 mg/kg and 2000 mg/kg resp. (1) PCB levels in soil from 259-853 ppm Dioxin levels from 147-238 ppt TEQ Up to100% PCB Soil and sediment 0.4 mg/kg to 8.9 mg/kg PCB s PCP s 0.14-1.06 mg/kg (0.49mg/kg average); OCDD and total HpCDD concentrations to below detection limits (approx. 20 mg/kg) (1) PCB 0-2.55 ppb Dioxin 0-3 ppt TEQ soil and sediment; average PCB removal efficiency of 99.98% most samples less than 2 mg/kg PCP> 8000 mg/kg and lesser concentration of dioxins and furans in the soil.(1) Removal efficiencies of 99.97% or better for PCP and 99.56% or better for total dioxins and total furans Regulatory Requirements Air - PCBs: Destruction and Removal Efficiency (DRE) of 99.9999%, Dioxins/Furans: 30 ng/dscm met for dioxins/furans after system modifications Air emission standards (a the property line) of 8x10-4 ug/dscm for PCBs and 5x10-8 ug/dsm for dioxins were met 109 US /t + 900.000 US costs before treatment (incl. mobilisation etc) Chubu Electric Power Low Treated oil: Exhaust gas: <0.00001 mg/m³ Jan 2005 Page 6 of 11

Company Recycling, Japan Center concentrated PCB s 31 mg/kg <0.003 mg/kg Waste water (separated by condenser): <0.003 mg/l Chubu Electric Power Company Recycling, Japan Center Chubu Electric Power Company Recycling, Japan Center Ebara Corporation Fujisawa plant Ebara Corporation Fujisawa plant Ebara Corporation Fujisawa plant Low concentrated PCB s: - PCDD+PCDF, Dioxin-like PCB s Input PCB conc: 31 mg/kg PCDD+PCDF: - Dioxin-like PCBs: - PCDD/Fs+ Dioxin-like PCBs: - PCB s 100% High concent PCB treatment: PCDD+PCDF: 80 ng-teq/g Dioxin-like PCBs: 4100 ng-teq/g Supernatant oil: 0.050 mg/kg Waste oil (containing salt) 0.022 mg/kg Exhaust gas: <0.0001 mg/m³ Waste water (separated by condenser): <0.005 mg/l Exhaust gas (PCDD+PCDF, Dioxin-like PCB s): 0.000032 ng-teq/m³n Exhaust gas (PCDD+PCDF, Dioxin-like PCB s): 0.0000083 ng-teq/m³n May 2006 Disposal amount 0.95 kl/h Jan 2005 Jan-Dec 2000 Exhaust gas:<0.001-0.0064 mg/m³n 10 kg/batch as 100% PCB Jan-Dec 2000 Exhaust gas: <0.01 ng-teq/m³n Waste water: - Supernatent oil: N.D. Waste oil (containing salt): N.D. Exhaust gas: <0.02 ng-teq/m³n Waste water: - Supernatent oil: N.D. Waste oil (containing salt): N.D. Jan-Dec 2000 PCDD/Fs+ Exhaust gas: <0.03 ng-teq/m³n Page 7 of 11

Ebara Corporation Fujisawa plant Dioxin-like PCBs: 4180 ng-teq/g BHC: 3 200000 ng/g DEs: 99.99930-99.99955 Waste water: - Supernatent oil: - Waste oil (containing salt): - Exhaust gas: 2.7 ng/m³n Waste water: 28.9 ng/l 2004 Chlordane: 5 300000 ng/g DREs: <99.99999973 (See, OEWG,2004) DEs: 99.99930-99.99955 DREs: <99.99999973 (See, OEWG,2004) Sludge: 0.28 ng/g Dust: 120000 ng/g Exhaust gas: 7.5 ng/m³n Waste water: 7.3 ng/l Sludge: 26 ng/g Dust: 560 ng/g * - in the table shows non-measurement or non-recording. * Conformity to emission standards shows as follows. (emission standard; exhaust gas (0.1 ng-teq/m 3 N), waste water (10 pg-teq/l): * N.D criteria for Treated oil are not clear. Page 8 of 11

Table 4: Emissions Summary, BCD Plant in Basque Country, June 1999 February 2001 HCH Concentration mg/nm 3 HCH Store Emissions TCB Concentration mg/nm 3 HCH Concentration mg/nm 3 Process Plant Emissions TCB Concentration mg/nm 3 Number of samples Medium Maximum Medium Maximum Medium Maximum Medium Maximum 1999 N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. 2,5 5,1 6 July N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. 4,5 8,9 42 August N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. 44 September N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. 42 October N.D. N.D. N.D. 1,3 N.D. N.D. <1 5,0 38 November N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D2,3. N.D. N.D. 1,5 8,7 42 December N.D. N.D. N.D. 1,1 N.D. N.D. N.D. 1,0 28 January 2000 N.D. N.D. N.D. 2,5 N.D. N.D. N.D. 2,4 40 February N.D. N.D. <1 2,0 N.D. N.D. 1 3,0 42 March N.D. N.D. 1,8 3,6 N.D. N.D. 2 3,8 46 April N.D. N.D. <1 1,9 N.D. N.D. 1,2 2,0 16 May N.D. N.D. N.D. 1,4 N.D. N.D. 1,1 1,2 6 June N.D. N.D. 1,5 1,8 N.D. N.D. 1,2 1,3 4 July N.D. N.D. 1,1 1,2 N.D. N.D. 1,9 2,7 4 August Plant stop for maintenance September N.D. N.D. 1,3 1,5 N.D. N.D. 1,5 1,5 4 October N.D. N.D. 0,7 1,3 N.D. N.D. 0,7 1,4 4 November N.D. N.D. 1,4 2,4 N.D. N.D. 0,7 1,1 6 December N.D. N.D. 1,8 1,9 N.D. N.D. 3,7 5,9 4 January 2001 N.D. N.D. 0,7 1.4 N.D. N.D. 1,7 2 4 February N.D. N.D. 1,2 2,4 N.D. N.D. 1,2 2,3 4 426 Emission limits for TCB = 20 mg/nm 3 ; HCH = 20 mg/nm 3 Page 9 of 11

Table 5: Brine control summary BCD plant in Basque Country June 1999 February 2001 Table 6: Limits set by authorities as per European Directive (90/415/EEC) Page 10 of 11

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