Industrial Sugar: Understanding the Opportunity

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Industrial Sugar: Understanding the Opportunity David Ripplinger

A project developer is looking to site its first industrial sugar refinery in North Dakota Five communities under consideration May produce industrial sugar or a finished product like ethanol Siting Locations may produce industrial  sugar feedstock or a finished product. Processing facilities may produce:                 Industrial sugar feedstock (for third party)                 Ethanol                 Advanced chemicals

Requirements 20 MMGPY Refinery Requires about 750,000 tons of beets 30,000 dryland acres (@25t/AC) 120,000 acres with a four-year rotation Most feedstock sourced within 20 miles of plant Fewer irrigated acres are needed 4

Low-cost, low- carbon fuel and chemicals The Play Low-cost, low- carbon fuel and chemicals

Why Sugar? Sugar is nature’s energy source It can be readily converted to a wide range of chemicals and fuels

Why Beets? A sugar crop: Higher sugar production Less processing

Why North Dakota? Beets are a cool season crop Fall conditions are ideal for sugar production Long days Cool nights

Other US Projects

The European Experience

A non-beet sugar project Solazyme has partnered with ADM to develop a commercial scale facility next to ADM’s Clinton Corn Wet Mill The search is for low-cost, low-carbon sugar