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P29 Hexagon Renewables Ltd CTI PFAN West Africa Regional Coordinator Albert Boateng E-mail : albert.boateng@ppl-int.com Phone : (233) 275960468 Mentor Segun Adaju E-mail : segunadaju@blueocean-nigeria.com Phone : 234 8024207468

RICE STRAW TO ETHANOL FUEL PROJECT PRESENTED BY Dr Ikuba John Ona Project Director Hexagon Renewables Ltd Location: RUKUBI NORTH CENTRAL NIGERIA

INTRODUCTION Hexagon Renewables is Bioenergy company founded by a team of Scientists and Engineers Ensure that 20% of Nigeria s Ethanol come from non food biomass waste by the year 2030

PROJECTED THE NIGERIAN MARKET NATIONAL INSTALLED CAPACITY DEMAND MET BY IMPORT (67%) 2,50 0 DEMAND BASED ON POLICY 2,00 0 IMPORT DEMAND MET BY NATIONAL PRODUCTI ON (17%) 1,50 0 1,00 0 Total Demand: 300 Million Litres 200 2012 2020 Demand figure does includes domestic consumption of ethanol for manufacturing of perfumes, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, drinks, biofuels gels for stoves and other industrial uses 500

Nigeria s rice production increased from 1 million tonnes to 3.5 million tonnes per annum in the last 4 years 5 million tonnes of waste (70% burning) Doma local government: 200,000 hectares of farmland Olam farms 6000 hectares & 3000 hectares out growers Potential biomass generated :125,000 tonnes

PROESA TECHNOLOGY

INVESTMENT ASK Development Finance of USD 259,000.00 For 70% OF FEASIBILITY STUDIES for 5% Equity 49.74 million dollar for Plant/Machinery TOTAL PROJECT COST: USD100 MILLION IRR: 28% PAYBACK : LESS THAN FIVE YEARS $400,000.00: Invested in establishment & incorporation, sweat capital, pre-feasibility study, consultancy and travels

Proven Technology $200+ million invested in Proesa Replicated in Brazil Ethanol Demand Over 200 million litres imported in 2013 Abundant Raw Materials Electricity Generation 13 MW of Electricity Generated Sale of 4-5MW to partners Nigerian Biofuel Policy E10 mandate Guaranteed Off-take

F I N A N C I N G 28% IRR Equity Partner Investors JV HEXAGON RENEWABLES Technical Partners / Beta Renewables Nassarawa State Govt Federal Tax Incentives Favorable Investment Climate for Biofuels S U B S I D I E S Guaranteed Demand / Alternative Markets Sustainable Raw Material Sourcing Industrial Farms 5MW Clean Energy to Grid National Refineries Retail Potential M A R K E T COMMUNITY BIOWASTE COLLECTION Local Farms Local Community over 1,000 new jobs COMMUNITY COOPERATIVE

Project Development Team Dr Christopher Ibenegbu Technical Director Dr Hezekiah Ogo Process Engineer Dr John Ona Project Director Mr Dave Ijwo Operations and Logistics Strategy Mr Attah Ochoga and Mr Aaron Ona Chartered Accountants Mr Adinya Uji Business Liaison/Community Engagement

Advisory Board Prof Ode Ojowu Chairman Prof Peter Halling International Technology Adviser Oga Ogiri Business Development Manager Oando Plc Dr Mercedes Ballesteros International Technology Adviser

ISBL: Inside the battery limit OSBL:Outside the battery limit

Technology Risk Ethanol Price Biomass Supply/Agricultural Risk: Drought or Flood RISK Beta Renewables in Partnership with Novozymes for ongoing research and commitment to improve technology Landing cost and transport to Northern Nigeria gives ethanol prices up between USD3.00-5.60 per gallon in Northern Nigeria. Current low international prices of ethanol has not changed the current price in Nigeria Develop a community collection scheme that involves community leaders from over 200,000 hectares Technology also uses other biomass materials: Bagasse Develop alternative biomass sourcing from grasses and bagasse outside Nassarawa State

RISK GOVERNMENT POLICY Imported fuel is mixed with 3-5% Ethanol already Alternative market for bioethanol based cooking gels remains an alternative SECURITY No Boko haram activity in region. Closest Boko haram attack is at least 500km away. Olam Nigeria Ltd have a USD100 million investment in this community

Project Component description Feasibility, Consultancy and Seed Capital Land acquisition, Development etc Civil works and Building Plant Machinery and Equipment (ISBL) Auxiliary and Ancillary Facilities (OSBL) Estimated Cost USD Partner Funds to be Used 1,000,000.00 External Investors/Hexagon Renewables/Beta Renewables 1,500,000.00 Nassarawa State Govt 1,500,000.00 NNPC 70,000,000.00 External Investor/long term loan/nnpc/nassarawa state Govt/Beta Renewables 20,000,000.00 External Investor/Long term loan/nnpc/nassarawa state Govt/Beta Renewables Initial Licensing Fees 1,000,000.00 Hexagon Renewables Working Capital (cost of Enzymes, Straw Etc) 5,000,000.00 TOTAL 100,000,000.00 Short Term Loans

CASH FLOW ESTIMATE Million USD Million USD Million USD Year REVENUE Cash cost of ethanol Total Revenue 1 37.58 9.52 28.06 2 37.58 9.52 28.06 3 41.276 10.576 30.70 4 41.276 10.576 30.70 5 41.276 8.56 32.72 6 41.276 8.56 32.72 7 41.276 8.56 32.72 8 41.276 8.56 32.72 9 41.276 8.56 32.72 10 41.276 8.56 32.72

DEVELOPMENT FINANCING OF USD 259,000.00 FOR 70% OF FEASIBILITY STUDIES 49.74 million dollar for Building the Plant /Machinery IRR: 28% PAYBACK : FIVE YEARS EXIT: Phased Buy out by Ethanol based company/ipo Offer

Timeline 2015 2016 2017 2018 A. Corporate Governance & Establishment - Corporate Structure for take-off Established Δ B. Business Planning and Strategy - Feasibility Established - Operations & Business Planning Complete Δ Δ C. Project Financing - Seed Capital Secured Δ D. Construction of Plant - Plant opens for business Δ

CONCLUSION This project will be the first commercial cellulosic plant in Africa and leveraging on the success of the PROESA Technology GranBio commissioned another 82 million litre plant in Alagos Brazil(Oct 2014) Fuyang Bioproject China -2016 Canergy California-2016 Alpha North Carolina-2016 Nigeria needs 300 million litres to meet current needs. This will increase to about 1.2 billion litres of ethanol per annum.

Thanks For Listening Hexagon Renewables Ltd www.hexagonrenewables.com Ikuba.ona@gmail.com +2348039260253