Impact Bioenergy’s distributed bioenergy solutions reduce energy & disposal costs by generating energy from adjacent organic waste streams. Our prefabricated bioenergy units are uniquely engineered and sized to allow organizations and communities to practice onsite bioenergy food waste diversion, thus substantially reducing multiple costs and generating a faster ROI than wind or solar. Impact Bioenergy develops and manufactures bioenergy products that allow communities and commercial food waste generators to lessen their environmental footprint and conserve local soil resources, while also reducing their waste disposal and energy costs. To learn more contact us at info@impactbioenergy.com

1. Distributed Bioenergy Generation

2. The Team
Jan Allen
•
30 Years Experience
•
10 MW Bioenergy Portfolio
•
Marketing & Business
Development Expert
•
Award Winning Marketer &
Product Manager
Co-Founder Harvest Power
•
Connor Folley
Anne-Claire Mitchell, MS
•
Sustainability Expert
•
National Science
Foundation

3. Food Waste is a Huge Expense
• 44 MM1 Tons of food are landfilled each
year in the U.S. & Canada at a cost of over
$4.8 B2.
•
Could power 5.5 MM homes3
Production
20%
“Waste is merely raw material in the
wrong place” – Frederick Talbot
Distribution
20%
REFERENCES:
1. Source: http://www.epa.gov/foodrecovery/ + 10%
2. ASSUMPTIONS 36MM x Average U.S. x 10% Tip Fee $45 Tip Fee+ $66 Haul Fee= $4.8B
3. http://www.epa.gov/epawaste/nonhaz/municipal/index x 10%
Consumer
60%
Where Food is Wasted

4. Avoid Waste & Energy Costs
• Convert on-site organic waste into
renewable energy
– Convert An Expense Into Energy
LCOE ($/kWhr)1
– Typical <5 Yr. ROI
Energy
Source
Max
$(0.49)
$(0.08)
$0.35
Natural Gas
$0.06
$0.09
$0.14
Coal
$0.09
$0.10
$0.11
Wind
http://www.eia.gov/oiaf/aeo/electricity_generation.html
Avg
Distributed
Bioenergy
1.
Min
$0.08
$0.11
$0.35
Solar PV
$0.16
$0.21
$0.32

5. Distributed Bioenergy Solutions
• Generate power on-site with modular, pre-fab, patent
pending system
– Footprint of > 1,500 ft2
– Process > 1,000 T/Yr.
– CAPEX $1 - $3.4 MM

6. Market Size
Food Processsors
Warehouse Grocers
Composters
Colleges & Corporate Campuses
Communities 5K - 50K
Casinos and Resorts
11%
15%
3%
46%
$34.2 B
$8.54 B
12%
13%
TOTAL AVAILABLE MARKET
SERVICEABLE AVAILABLE MARKET

7. Go-To Market
Awareness
Engagement
Conversion
• Content
Marketing
• PR Blitz
• Paid Trade
Advertising
• Tradeshows and
Events
• Distributors
• Online Waste/
Energy Calculator
• Waste/Energy
Consulting Services
• Social Media
• DTC Emails &
Lifecycle
management
• Trifurcated
distribution
• Comprehensive
audit service
• Tailored collateral
Commercial
Generators
Direct
Sales
Public
Entities
ESCOs
(McKinstry)
Merchant
Facilities
Recycling
Equipment
Vendors

8. Expansion Opportunities
• Expansion Opportunities
– Mexico
$ 7B
– Caribbean $ 2 B
– India
$17 B
– EU
$40 B

9. Environmental Benefits of Bioenergy
• Food waste is the 3rd largest source
of manmade greenhouse gas1
Average Cars Displaced/Yr
Homes Displaced (NG)
Impact AD
1000
79
80
Impact AD
5500
433
438
Homes Displaced (Electric)
50
275
GHG Emissions Avoided/ Year
150,000 lbs.
820,000 lbs.
GHG Emissions Avoided from Collection
& Hauling/Year (Seattle*)
150,000 lbs.
810,000 lbs.
TOTAL GHG Emissions Avoided/ Year
300,000 lbs. 1,650,000 lbs.
1. Source: UN Food and Agriculture Organization
*Sea%le average haul 75m

10. Disruptive Innovation
• Distributed bioenergy generation is a
disruptive cleantech innovation
Delivering Cost Savings to the Waste Generator
Pre-Fab, Skid Mounted, Quick Deployment
Low Capital Cost
Scalable Modular Design
4 Stage Odor Control
Complimentary Suite of Co-Product Technologies

11. Advisors
•
David Allen
– Executive Vice President, McKinstry
– Executive Committee & Former President, WA Clean Tech Alliance
•
Kathy Lombardo
– Former Senior Program Officer, Gates Foundation
– Former NW Region Senior VP, CH2M Hill
•
John Bruck P.E.
– Business Unit Director, Power Engineers
– Founder BHE Environmental
•
Elizabeth Lowell
– Project Manager, HDR
– Former Project Developer & Manager, Harvest Power
•
Tamara Thomas, P.E.
– Organic Waste Consultant
– Former President, Washington State Organic Recycling Council
•
Legal: Foster Pepper (Formation), Lane Powell (IP)

12. Thank You investor@impactbioenergy.com