Environment! Recycling of WTE Ash! for the Recovery of Ferrous, Non-Ferrous and Precious Metals!

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Environment! Recycling of WTE Ash! for the Recovery of Ferrous, Non-Ferrous and Precious Metals! - RecuLABTM NF for landfilled Ash - RecuLABTM Au for fresh Ash!

Agenda! RecuLABTM NF: Recycling of landfilled ash RecuLABTM Au: Recycling of fresh ash 2

Characterization of WTE ash! 3 After waste is incinerated in a municipal solid waste (MSW) incinerator, 20 25% of the incinerated waste volume remains as gravel-like bottom ash Major oxides (Al, Fe, Si, Ca) found in bottom ash sum up to about 45 55%. The glass and ceramic-like ash typically contains about 10% - 15% of ferrous and nonferrous lumpy metals > 1mm In USA, air pollution control (APC) residues are jointly discharged with the bottom ash (combined ash) The dominant part of the heavy metal and salt contamination can be found in the combined ash particles sized < 1/12 Grading of combined ash typically shows that 25% of the ash is < 1/12, 95% < 2 Particle and bulk density of ash is typically 50 90% of natural gravel aggregates After storing and weathering, the ash can be processed in a repeatable manner to standardize the material and remove contaminants Ash can be used as an artificial aggregate in various application

State of the art in matured / landfilled ash recycling! Typically, the treatment of matured / landfilled ash is performed offside the premises of a WTE plant Traditionally, the recycling processes for matured / landfilled ash is based on crushing and fractioning a suitable infeed for the usage of magnet and eddycurrent systems for the recovery of ferrous and non-ferrous metals Since 2007, sensor-based sorting devices allow the recovery of alloyed steels and encapsulated metals, enabling another value creation Today, applying latest fractioning systems, a modern ash recycling systems can recover metal particles > 1 mm The LAB Geodur RecuLabTM NF process for the treatment of matured / landfilled ash comprehends leading edge, best available technologies for the treatment of such ash material Sales revenues for non-ferrous metals are in USA in a range of 25.- - 30.USD / to fresh ash 4

RecuLAB TM NF process focus! Metal recovery focus Quantity: Increased efficiency on recovery rate (>99%) and recovery bandwidth (> 1 mm) Quality: Sorting effectiveness and pureness of metals (all metals, even bound in mineral matrix) Landfill focus Volume reduction: Sustainability and protection of landfill space (up to 100% re-use) Contamination: Reduction of chemical load in landfill (by up to 100%) Construction material focus Chemical: Reduction of oxidation, carbonization, gas building and leaching Physical: Creation of visually attractive secondary construction material within defined construction material specifications 5

RecuLAB TM NF process flow! Removal of contamination, recovery of metals and proper grading Ash maturing Screening Ferrous metal fine <- Ferrous / non-ferrous scrap metal removal Ferrous metal removal fine Oversized / unburnt material removal -> Ferrous scrap metal -> NF scrap metal -> Bulky waste materal Crushing Light waste material <- Wind shifting / screening Ferrous minerals fine <- Ferrous minerals removal Sorter NF metal coarse <NF metal mid < - Non-ferrous metal removal mid-fraction NF metal fine <- 6 6 Minerals fine < -> Minerals mid

Advantages of RecuLAB TM NF process! Maximum metal recovery > 1 mm (matured or landfilled ash) Maximum value creation Minimum leachate of residual minerals Direct commercialization by LAB Geodur Minimum crushing of minerals Maximum re-use potential as alternative construction material Minimum dust building Minimum wear Successful implementation in different ash treatment sites 7

Impressions of RecuLAB TM NF treatment site! 8

Cornerstones of RecuLAB TM NF business model! Base model Minimum ash volume Operations Staff: Power: IBA disposal cost: BOO / JV; 10 years +5 years terms > 50.000 t / a per site 6-8 FTEs per shift 200 250 kw (base: 50 t/h per shift module) unchanged WTE plant owner typically manages ash supply to RecuLABTM NF system and ash dispatch after treatment; operations and financing cost to be shared as per business model (open book) LAB Geodur takes care of metals trading; metal revenues to be shared as per business model (open book) 9

RecuLAB TM NF roles and responsibilities! WTE plant Engineering / permitting Installation / commissioning Financing Operations Invoicing Duration Adaptations and permitting Planning and integration Provision of space, connection of media and power 10 LAB Geodur Installation, commissioning, training BOO / JV model As per business model Metal trading Open book, distribution key as per business model 10 years +5 years

Agenda! RecuLABTM NF: Recycling of landfilled ash RecuLABTM Au: Recycling of fresh ash 11

RecuLAB TM Au for treatment of fresh ash! Fresh, wet discharged ash can not be treated easily: High moisture content and large mount of adhesive fine particles hinders an effective recovery of metals and produces recovered metals with high mineral contamination Non-continuous infeed (intermitted quenching process) produces complicated, irregular working conditions for metal recovery equipment Space availability on WTE plant premises is typically limited BUT, if the precious and non-ferrous metals in the fraction < 1/12 could be recovered, the revenue potential from non-ferrous metals in fresh ash could be increased by another 25 50% => RecuLABTM Au: LAB Geodur fine ash recycling module for wet discharge systems 12

RecuLAB TM Au for wet discharged ash! Out of 100.000 to of fresh ash, the following volumes of non-ferrous and precious metals can be recovered in the fraction < 1/12 Ø Ø Ø Ø Au: 25 40 kg Ag: 550 650 kg Cu: 140 180 to Zn: 120 200 to Ø Other precious metals (Pt, Pd, Cr, Ni, Mo, ) 13 RecuLABTM Au patent application: PCT / EP 2013/075106 (EP 12 196 494.4/2012)

RecuLAB TM Au cornerstones! 14 ONLINE, ONSITE, WET pre-treatment of wet discharged, fresh ash, special processing technologies for the fraction < 1/12 ; Modular concept, e.g. easy integration into existing ash recycling site, unchanged use of installed ash recycling technologies for treatment of fraction > 1/12 (optionally updating); Small footprint for infeed / outfeed storage through timely processing of ash; Massively reduced dust emissions, also for subsequent conventional treatment of fraction < 1/12 ; No additional residues expected, closed-loop process water management; Improved metal quality in all fractions resulting in higher sales revenues; Increase metal recovery rates in fraction > 1/12 as better working conditions for eddy-current systems; Further re-use of treated mineral fractions as secondary construction materials if possible

RecuLAB TM Au main modules! Concentration Infeed Water treatment Fractioning 15

RecuLAB TM Au integrated into RecuLAB TM NF! WTE plant as is 0 0 5 0 mm Ash treatment module > 2 mm (onsite or offsite) > 10 Wet discharger 0 mm Ferrous scrap Hand picking Stainless scrap f NF metals fine m Pre-treatment module (onsite, near quencher) c NF metals medium NF metals coarse 0 2 mm Fines separator and NF / precious metals agglomerator RecuLABTM Au! 16 NF scrap RecuLABTM NF! Stainless medium Ferrous medium Concentrator module (centralized, onsite or offsite) NF and precious metals very fine Metal concentrator

RecuLAB TM Au synergy effects for WTE plant! Operations: Investments: Abandonment for retrofitting in aspiration and dedusting systems E.g. Leasing or JV model for RecuLABTM Au treatment module Updating of modern metal recovery systems for ash fraction > 1/12 Revenues: 17 Regular operation of WTE plant not disturbed Operation with existing operations team Improved working conditions through dust reduction and simplified processing Omission of ash storage for maturation, with this reduced footprint requirements for ash treatment Increased recovery volumes and qualities of existing ash treatment facility Higher metals sales revenues for NF fractions

RecuLAB TM Au roles and responsibilities! WTE plant Engineering / permitting Installation / commissioning Financing Operations Invoicing Duration Adaptations and permitting Provision of space, connection of media and power 18 LAB Geodur Planning and integration Installation, commissioning, training E.g. Leasing model or JV Metal concentrate trading Operation with existing staff Open book, distribution key for metal concentrate revenues 10 years

Decision of WTE plant Contract signing / ordering Permitting Preparation, adaptation Installation, training Commissioning, operation 19 Month 9 Month 8 Month 7 Month 6 Month 5 Month 4 Month 3 Month 2 Month 1 Timing for RecuLAB TM Au and NF modules!

Contact information! LAB Geodur Zug Riedstrasse 13 CH-6330 Cham / Switzerland Telephone: +41 41 766 88 16 E-Mail: r.weippert@geodur.ch 20