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Producing Commercial Liquid Fuels from Cellulosic Biomass Advanced Leadership Biofuels Conference April 4, 2012

Ensyn s Renewable Fuel from Cellulosic Biomass What we do Produce a liquid petroleum replacement from cellulosic nonfood biomass - Renewable Fuel Oil or RFO Economics Powerful unit economics - cash cost of $45 BOE & capital light Technology Markets Strategic Relationships Roll-out Commercially proven RTP technology with over 30M gallons of RFO produced - UOP/Honeywell performance guarantee Targeting large global petroleum markets leverages existing fuel oil and refinery infrastructure Strong Strategic Relationships UOP Honeywell (Envergent), Chevron & Biomass Owners Significant capacity expansion in progress 2

RTP History & Accomplishments 1984: Foundation 1 1989: Commercial production, fuels and chemicals for food sector & $20+ MM Liquidity Event 1990-1998: Scale-up, fuels and chemicals for food sector 2 1998-2005: Development & sale of petroleum application for US$100 MM 3 2006-Present: Focus on renewable fuels Strategic partnerships Project rollout Chemicals upside 3

From Cellulosic Biomass to a Barrel of Oil Maximizes the conversion of carbon in solid biomass to liquid carbon (in less than a second) Biomass Feedstock RTP Process Petroleum Replacement Fuel Broad and Deep Addressable Markets Engine Fuel (for power) Heating Oil RFS2 Approval in Process The RTP Edge Non-catalytic process maximizes carbon conversion from solid biomass to liquid fuels and generates high liquid yields Gas and Char co-products used as source of energy to run the facility Refinery Feedstock (transportation fuel) RFS2 Approved Stand-Alone Upgrading (transportation fuel) RFS2 Approved 4

Natural Progression to Transportation Fuels Natural Evolution of the Market Applications for RFO Power generation Heating Oil Refinery Feedstock (transportation fuels) Standalone upgrading (transportation fuels) A consequence of: Rapid RFO Technology Development RIN approval / EPA Strategic/Industry interest Massive market potential Strong RFO unit economics 5

RFO as Heating Oil Enormous Project Opportunities 20+ years of combustion experience in Wisconsin over 15 million gallons combusted for heat Multiple recent commercial RFO demonstrations in different boilers - Hosted at Ensyn s partners & customers RFO can be co-fired or used alone in conventional commercial and industrial boilers RFO combustion emissions compare favorably with fossil fuel SOx Reduction: > 99% NOx Reduction: > 36% CO Reduction: > 72%

Heating Canadian Iron Ore Pelletizing Mill Iron Ore Mill - Boiler Ops Ran up to 22 GJ/hr Fired one burner exclusively on RFO replacing HFO Application was ideal for RFO RFO Flame Iron Ore Pelletizing Furnace

RFO in Refineries: Drop-In Transportation Fuel Utilizes existing refinery capital equipment and infrastructure RFO Refinery Processing Transportation Fuel (fully fungible hydrocarbon) Minimum of 70 gallons per Ton of wood biomass in pilot plant trials (80 gallons per tonne) More than 100 gallons per Ton demonstrated (110+ gallons per tonne) 8

Ensyn s Standard RFO Production Facility Yield, availability, product quality consistent with historical production Scale of reference facility minimizes the delivered cost of biomass Standard 400 tpd design (maximizes economies of scale while minimizing biomass price risk) Facility Profile Modular, Repeatable Facility Input 400 tpd biomass 850 BOE/day Output (23 MM Gallons/year of RFO) Capital Cost Cash Operating Cost $60 - $100 mm $45 / Barrel of Oil Equivalent (BOE) 400 tonnes per day of dry biomass ~850 barrels per day, BOE = 23 million gallons per year of RFO Construction Period 18-24 months Capital costs of $60-$100 million, depending on existing infrastructure 9

Key Strategic Relationships with Ensyn Key Strategic Relationships Shareholders Since 1996, Ensyn has returned 3x the amount it has raised in equity funding 10

Implementation Plan Strategic Partners Ensyn s Core Competency Strategic Partners Fiber + + Technology + + Offtake Business Model Build-Own- Operate Market leadership with extraordinary long-term returns 11

Ensyn RFO: Best-in-Class Commercial Option for Liquid Fuels from Cellulosics Projects with Strategic Partners Massive Heating Oil Markets and RINs Commercially Proven Tech Transportation Fuels and RINs 12