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Pricing Walkthrough

Pricing Walkthrough. Confidential Property of Proton Power, Inc. Tel: (865) 376-9002 Fax: (865) 376-1802 www.protonpowerinc.com. Proton Power, Inc. 487 Sam Rayburn Parkway Lenoir City, Tennessee 37771. Pricing Strategy. New, superior technology Little significant competition

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Pricing Walkthrough

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  1. Pricing Walkthrough Confidential Property of Proton Power, Inc. Tel: (865) 376-9002 Fax: (865) 376-1802 www.protonpowerinc.com Proton Power, Inc. 487 Sam Rayburn Parkway Lenoir City, Tennessee 37771

  2. Pricing Strategy • New, superior technology • Little significant competition • Good cost structure • Some incentives available • Sold at C-level typically • Therefore, price for the value we offer • Margins set highest on PPI equipment • Mark-ups much lower on non-PPI equipment

  3. Proposal Process

  4. Rough Budget Number

  5. Budget Proposal • Need project information workbook filled out • Timing: Days

  6. Final Proposal / Contract • Due diligence done by PPI to put good estimate together • Probably involves site visit • PPI gets quotes from contractors • Timing: Weeks

  7. System Components • Biomass Handling & Storage • CHyP Units • Biochar Removal System • Power Generation / Synthetic Fuels Equipment • Controls • Facilities • Miscellaneous • Dust Collection • System Integration • Etc.

  8. Biomass Handling System • Primary Grinding • Secondary Grinding • Magnetic Separator • Storage • Biomass Conveying • Bin Hoppers • Magnetic Separator

  9. Primary Grinding • Tub Grinder • Wood Chipper • Takes large pieces of biomass and reduces to 5”-8” • Reduces large pieces of biomass to size that can be fed into secondary grinding device

  10. Secondary Grinding • Hammermill Grinder • Reduces 5”-8” chip into 12mm or smaller chip • Reduces biomas to size necessary to be fed into CHyP system

  11. Storage Drag Rake System Silo For use with larger installations 30’D x 98’H silo with metering auger Silo storage also requires use of Truck Dump Pit and Bucket Elevator • For use with smaller systems • Biomass stall that feeds biomass into system with the use of an automated rake system

  12. Storage Drag Rake System Silo

  13. Storage Truck Dump Pit Bucket Elevator

  14. Biomass Conveying • Biomass conveying system moves biomass through system • Includes mixing auger to supplement water into biomass • For larger systems, multiple biomass conveyers may need to be incorporated

  15. Bin Hoppers • Two primary functions: • Act as a storage buffer for biomass • Meter biomass into the CHyP system at appropriate rate • Bin Hoppers are used in conjunction with Drag Rake Systems • If multiple Drag Rake Systems are being used, each Drag Rake System requires a Bin Hopper

  16. Magnetic Separator • Removes metallic substances from biomass supply • Important to ensure that biomass does not contain metal particulates that could cause damage to the CHyP unit

  17. CHyP Subsystem • CHyPGasifier • Pneumatic System • Gas Storage Bladder

  18. CHyPGasifiers • CHyP units are produced in four different sizes • 250kW • 500kW • 1000kW • 2000kW • Units are sca;ed to meet necessary project size • Each CHyP system requires an Airlock device

  19. Pneumatic System • Consists of Nitrogen Generation equipment and Air Compressor • Nitrogen is used to operate various valves on CHyP system • Valves used to release biochar from reaction chamber • Valve to direct gas flow

  20. Gas Storage Bladder • Storage Bladder has many important functions • Acts as storage to address fluctuations in gas demand • Compresses gas to necessary level to feed into gensets

  21. Biochar Removal System • Biochar is removed using water-cooled, auger conveyer system • Biochar is removed through one of two systems • Supersac Removal System • Tractor Trailer Removal System

  22. BiocharRemoval Options Supersac Removal System Tractor Trailer Removal System Ideal for larger systems Bicohar is conveyed directly into tractor trailer Biochar is then transported for disposal • Ideal for smaller systems • Biochar is conveyed into a bin hopper, where it is then loaded into supersacs

  23. Natural Gas Power Generation • The syngas is fed into a modified Natural Gas Genset • The Gensets are de-rated because the syngas does not have the energy value of Natural Gas • Syngas has a composition of 40% H2, 40% CO • Genset option has capability of utilizing heat recapture • Can have option for water capture, but only makes sense if you can use the heat, too

  24. Diesel Supplementation • Syngas is fed directly into the carburetor of a Diesel Genset • Syngas displaces up to 70% of diesel fuel being used by Genset • Provides best financial returns of all systems

  25. Synthetic Fuels • The syngas is used to treat the bio-oil that is also produced from the CHyP units • PPI prices in all of the components for the Synthetic Fuels system including: • Hydrotreating equipment • Hydrocracking equipment • Distillation • Fuel Storage • Transfer Station • Pumping, piping

  26. Hydrogen Production • The syngas is run through a PSA system to remove all of the components of the syngas that is not Hydrogen • The remaining Hydrogen gas is then fed into storage system or can be fed into fuel cell system

  27. Controls • Price in System Controls to ensure all system components are operating in sync

  28. Facilities • Unless otherwise directed, PPI prices in facilities for: • Biomass handling equipment • CHyP units • Gensets (including concrete pads) • Hydroprocessing equipment

  29. Additional System Components • Dust collection • Utility Interconnection • Diverters • Cyclone • Commissioning and Training • System Integration

  30. Utility Interconnection • PPI provides the equipment necessary, such as switchgears, to connect into the grid

  31. Dust Collection • Dust collection is an important component of the overall system • Dust collectors remove finite particles from the system • Dust collection is placed at the following stations • Biomass reduction • Biomass storage • CHyP units • Biochar removal area

  32. Diverters & Cyclones • Diverters • Uses to direct biomass throughout the conveying system • Cyclone • Necessary if using secondary grinding equipment

  33. Commissioning and Training • Electricity production plant • Standard 7 days of commissioning and training • Synthetic Fuels • Additional commissioning and training for hydroprocessing equipment

  34. Additional Considerations • System Integration • Necessary if integrating new system with previously existing or outside components • Freight • Dependent upon location of installation • Contingency • Dependent upon location of installation • Dependent upon knowledge of installation

  35. Sample 5MW Electricity Palnt

  36. Sample 50,000 lpd Synthetic Fuels Plant

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