NEW CROPS FOR BIOFUEL/BIOPRODUCT PRODUCTION AND THE FEEDSTOCK READINESS PROFILE ABFC, NEW ORLEANS,JUNE 2015 Processing Research since 1892.

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NEW CROPS FOR BIOFUEL/BIOPRODUCT PRODUCTION AND THE FEEDSTOCK READINESS PROFILE ABFC, NEW ORLEANS,JUNE 2015 Processing Research since 1892

FEEDSTOCK READINESS CHART THE INFORMATION FLOW FOR DEVELOPMENT NEEDS INCLUDE ALL STAKEHOLDERS. Research Producers Government Processors Financiers The feedstock readiness chart is a useful tool, although linear in its approach, It goal is to be an information source to bring a feedstock to market. We have been working on two new crops for fuel production.

CROP CHOICES (YIELDS) Wet ton/acre 26 lbs simple Sugar/ton lbs complex Sugar/ton Total lbs Sugar/acre 12,633 Wet ton/acre20 lbs simple Sugar/ton lbs complex Sugar/ton Total lbs Sugar/acre 7,410 EnergycaneSweet Sorghum Meets EPA requirement for RFS Does not meet EPA requirement

Fuel Production Vision Centralized biorefinery Storable feedstock Primary plants drawing on local acreage

MonthSorghumE-cane Commercial sugar Other Jan Feb Mar Apr Bagasse May Bagasse Jun Bagasse Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec YEAR ROUND FEEDSTOCK SUPPLY (SOLVES STORAGE)

Sustainable Production Harvest Deliver ProcessIntermediate Product Biomass Process Indeterminate analyze Feedstock development Sustainability Technology development Economic feasibility Value to Consumer Process Outline - How we approached the problem Syrups

EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTION SITES (EXPAND TO NON-TRADITIONAL CROP REGIONS) Sites were established in different soil and climatic zones in Louisiana for growing energycane and sweet sorghum.

Winnsboro Ho st stubble crop (Sept. 2014). White PVC pole is 10’ long. Courtesy of Chris Adams.

CELLULOSE = FIBER/BRIX+FIBER (EPA GUIDELINES FOR A BIOFUEL CROP ) D* A C B F E C B C AAA *Bars with the same letter are not different at the P< level.

DRY MATTER YIELD D* C A A C C B *Bars with the same letter are not different at the P< level.

Annual crop Contains, a sugar containing juice, starch containing seed heads and fiber day crop cycle, can be grown across target region Gross structure similar to sugarcane Can be widely grown across Southern US About 6,000 acres required to sustain processing plant for 3 months SWEET SORGHUM

CROP COMPARISON Energycane Harvest time(months)7 Ag Inputsnone Planting perennial Acres/1000t/day factory 8,000 Growth in non- traditional regions yes Dry ton/acre9-16 Sweet sorghum Harvest time(months)3 Ag InputsNone* Planting annual Acres/1000t/day factory 6,000 Growth in non- traditional regions yes Dry ton/acre1 -9 *fallow with clover

Potential Feedstock Production Acreage (Idle Cropland Acres) 4 (7,000-9,999 acres) 3 (4,000-6,999 acres) 2 (1,000-3,999 acres) 5 (> 10,000 acres ) 1 (< 1,000 acres) 1.3 million acres of idle cropland in AR, LA and MS

DEMONSTRATE SCALABILITY PRODUCE PRODUCTS FOR INDUSTRIAL TESTING Plant operational- initial process run (sweet sorghum) July 2013 Flexible Pilot Plant Education, Extension and Training Facility

FUEL AND BY-PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT (INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS) CompanyFeedstockProcessProduct VirentsugarsProprietaryJet fuel Optinolglucosefermentationbutanol DuPontsugarsProprietaryplastics ASI/LSUAconitic acidchemicalplastics