Leading the Radioactive Waste Disposal Market

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Leading the Radioactive Waste Disposal Market

Summary EnergySolutions organization Meeting the challenges of the changing market environment Updates Transportation Disposal Processing Decommissioning Meeting customer needs

EnergySolutions’ new headquarters in Salt Lake City Company Focus in 2015 Focus on Safety Meeting the customer’s changing needs Market demands mean greater efficiency Growing the business Moved to new headquarters in May EnergySolutions’ new headquarters in Salt Lake City

Who is EnergySolutions? Acquired June 2006 (US) Vertically integrated nuclear material processing and disposition Transportation assets, engineering and O&M Long-standing relationship with DOE, DOD & commercial customers Center for metal recycling operations Acquired June 2007 (UK) Reactor Sites Management Company owners of Magnox Electric Limited – Magnox South and Magnox North 10 reactor sites, two of which generate nuclear power Acquired February 2005 (US) Leading LLRW disposal site in the U.S. Manages over 90% of off-site LLRW disposal capacity Acquired September 2005 (US) D&D services Characterization and packaging Acquired June 2007(US Assets) Full service waste management Engineering and consulting, fuel cycle services, decommissioning, waste treatment Acquired February 2006 (US Assets) Nuclear D&D, design and engineering Long-term relationship with U.S. DOE Rights to BNFL reprocessing and waste management technology Studsvik Acquisition – Brought us the ability to process high activity waste business, a challenge that faced the industry since Barnwell closed in 2008. Acquired July 2007 (Canada) Nuclear waste management Laboratory & analytical Consulting Acquired March 2015 (US) Multimodal ​transportation​, specialized packaging and high-capacity rail equipment ​National network of transload facilities Logistics services for environmentally sensitive materials Acquired December 2006 (US) Engineering, project licensing & auditing Deepens significant nuclear services expertise and management talent Acquired March 2014 (US Assets) Nuclear waste management Niche thermal treatment of resins Additional transportation casks

MHF Services Acquisition: March 2015 Integrated packaging, transportation and logistics provider for radioactive, hazardous, and non-hazardous waste and materials Multimodal ​transportation​, specialized packaging and high-capacity rail equipment with a special emphasis on radioactive waste management ​National network of transload facilities for bulk and packaged materials Logistics and technical services by highly experienced hazardous materials & logistics professionals ​20-year history of asset-based, rail-centric logistics with an impeccable safety and regulatory compliance record​ MHF Provides Integrated Technical, Packaging and Transportation Logistics Services

EnergySolutions Operates the Largest Cask Fleet in North America Logistics Includes Hittman, MHF Services, Rail Transportation Dedicated fleet of tractors, trailers, railcars, and containers Over 9 miles of onsite rail for efficient and cost-effective waste handling at Clive 92 DOT/NRC Licensed Casks Energy Solutions transportation arm is Hittman Transportation Over 35 years of safe nuclear transportation Annual average of 14,000 shipments Annual average of 8M miles (12.9M kilometers) logged Excellent safety record - maintains satisfactory highway safety rating (highest rating issued by the DOT) Largest dedicated fleet of tractors & trailers Transportation logistics via road, rail, & water Comprehensive fleet of IP1 and IP2 ISO containers and tankers Proprietary cask fleet (Type A & B) EnergySolutions Operates the Largest Cask Fleet in North America

EnergySolutions Added 1 New Cask in 2015 3-60B Update on Casks 92 Casks in fleet Easy to use/proven experience EnergySolutions owns 90% of casks currently in use Logged more than 70 million safe driving miles without a loss or spill of radioactive materials Have a canned answer on casks EnergySolutions Added 1 New Cask in 2015 3-60B

MHF has the largest privately held equipment fleet in the industry. MHF Acquisition 1,000+ Railcars 600+ Railcar Lids 2,000+ Containers Flexible Packaging Metal Packaging LLRW and Haz/Non-Haz Markets MHF has the largest privately held equipment fleet in the industry. 8

Facilities Bear Creek Operations, Oak Ridge, TN MHF Operations, Clinton, TN Worcester, MA Transload Clive, UT Disposal Site North Bergen, NJ Transload Dunphy, NV Transload Erwin ResinSolutions Erwin, TN Worcester: Located in Worcester Mass and is primarily used for open air haz and non haz transfer from truck to rail. Located on the Providence and Worcester Rail Road. Can and have transferred packaged radioactive wastes. Bergen: Located in North Bergen, NJ and is primarily used for open air haz transfer from truck to rail. Located on the New York, Sequehanna & Western Rail Road. Can and have transferred packaged radioactive and non haz wastes. Clinton: Fabricate metal and flexible packages for radioactive and hazardous wastes. 200K square foot with rail and barge access. Parker AZ: Primarily used for transferring materials from rail to Truck for access to the NNSS. Operated on an as needed basis. Dunphy, NV: On Newmont property and used to transfer their copper concentrates from truck to rail for shipments to Canada and Ports for oversees export. Parker, AZ Transload Barnwell Disposal Barnwell, SC Heritage Center Industrial Park Oak Ridge, TN Transload Memphis, TN Operations Gallaher Operations Kingston, TN Barnwell Processing Facility Barnwell, SC

Clive Disposal Facility Over 27 years experience treating and disposing of radioactive waste One-of-a-kind bulk waste and containerized waste facilities with unique licenses and permits Radioactive Material Licenses (LLRW & 11e(2)) RCRA Permit (Treatment & disposal of MW) TSCA Permit (PCB waste streams) SNM Exemption (Concentration based limits) Still the only licensed commercial Class A Facility. Managed by Dave Squires Long-term federal and commercial contracts

Clive Safety Update Last lost time injury was November 2010 Hours without lost time injury: 1,437,517 Last recordable was 10/15/2013 Hours since last recordable: 392,756 Clive average dose: 2014 = 0.028 rem 2015 (July) = 0.026 rem Clive facility was awarded NSC Award for Safety in 2012, 2011 and 2010

Clive Disposal Capabilities Bulk Waste Disposal Containerized Waste Facility Large Components Mixed Waste Treatment Macro Stabilization Liquid Solidification (LLRW and MW) Thermal Desorption PCBs

Clive – Depleted Uranium JUN 2014 SEP 2014 OCT 2015 MAY 2016 OCT 2016 Performance Assessment Submitted Review Begins Revised DU PA Application Filed with DWMRC Public Comment Restarted Public Meetings DRC Director’s Decision The department of environmental quality (DEQ) ask EnergySolutions to complete a performance assessment (PA) on Clive to see if the facility was suitable for the disposal of DU. Once the PA was complete a third party was hired by the division of radiation control (DRC) to evaluate the PA. Earlier this year the evaluation was completed and it was determined there are 8 "concerns" that needed to be addressed. We are in the process of addressing those concerns and are confident we will be able to satisfy the concerns raised. Once we are able to adequately address those issues we are confident the result will be that Clive is suitable for the long term disposal of DU. Two of the concerns we are currently focused on and addressing include satisfying the question of deep time analysis and the question of weather or not DU will be reclassified by the NRC as greater than Class A waste.

Barnwell Update August 2015 Court of Appeals Decision; Determining path forward Received 10,647 cubic feet of A, B, and C waste in 2014 and expect 11,790 cubic feet in 2015 Cover construction complete on 99% of the completed portions of the site Get a narrative from Potter on Barnwell. The Barnwell Disposal facility accepts Class A, B & C waste from Generators in the Atlantic Compact

Barnwell Safety Last lost time injury was 6/6/2013 Hours without lost time injury: 294,908 Last recordable was 6/11/2013 Barnwell average dose: 2014 = 0.080 rem 2015 (July) = 0.208 rem The EnergySolutions Barnwell facility received the 2013 SC Chamber of Commerce Safety Award

Zion D & D Update Ahead of Schedule On Budget 2015 Major Accomplishments Successful Fuel Transfer B & C Waste Packaged and Transported Reactor Segmentation Oxy Propane cutting torch Shipped to Clive via rail 2015 accomplishments should include: Completion of ISFSI project & reduction of site protected area to only the ISFSI perimeter; demolition of Turbine Building initiated, both Rx Vessels dissected and disposed; Containment Building Tendons removed; major component disposition underway; xxxx lbs of rad material safely transported and disposed at Clive....

Video of Zion project Roll video

Customer Portal Electronic Access SYstem (EASY) Step-by step online guide for generators, processors and shippers Accessible via www.energysolutions.com Recently updated with cask information and licenses/WACs Coming soon: Ability to track EnergySolutions equipment (trucks, trailiers, casks, etc.) Create, revise, and view waste profile records online Order containers for delivery Schedule shipments to EnergySolutions facilities Schedule arrival of shipments at our processing and disposal facilities Validate Uniform LLRW manifest to ensure compliant shipments prior to arrival

2016 Customer Conference January 13-15, 2016 Industry leaders providing perspective and updates to major initiatives Great venue to interact with experts in radioactive waste management across the industry Two-day DOT training refresher, WAC update, and Customer Portal training provided in advance of the conference (accredited training)

Summary A Global Nuclear Solutions Company Strong in Both Commercial, Government & International Markets Fully Integrated Across the Nuclear Fuel Cycle Reputation for Innovation, Quality, Safety & Performance A Trusted Strategic Alliance Partner