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ARGENTINA MEETING WITH SAUDI ARABIAN DELEGATION OCTOBER 12, 2010 ARGENTINA

PRESENTATION Energy sector in Argentina. Reasons for the development of biofuels in Argentina. Law Nº : main objectives. Availability of raw material for biodiesel production. Recent developments in the Argentine biofuels sector. Conclusions and challenges ahead.

ARGENTINA ARGENTINE ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCE Source: Department of Energy, Argentina

ARGENTINA LIQUID FUELS - CONSUMPTION Fuente: Secretaría de Energía Argentina imports 3 to 4% of total diesel oil

ARGENTINA REASONS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF BIOFUELS IN ARGENTINA Comparative advantages of Argentina in the production of oil crops: large and fertile extensions of land available for oilseed production. Flexibility for the implementation of oilseed crops by natural and artificial irrigation. Great number of varied ecosystems that allow for the growth of a diversity of crops.

ARGENTINA WORLD SOYBEAN PRODUCTION 2008: Source: SOYSTAT- USDA REASONS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF BIOFUELS IN ARGENTINA

ARGENTINA One of the main exporters of vegetable oil in the world. The oil industry in Argentina is export - oriented, sending 95% of its production to the foreign market. (2008 crushing capacity : 160,000 tons/day). Source: CIARA REASONS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF BIOFUELS IN ARGENTINA

ARGENTINA Plants by crushing capacity Crushing capacity tons/day

ARGENTINA ARGENTINA IS THE No 1 EXPORTER AND No 3 WORLD PRODUCER OF SOY OIL REASONS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF BIOFUELS IN ARGENTINA THE No 1 EXPORTER AND No 2 PRODUCER OF SUNFLOWER OIL IN THE WORLD

ARGENTINA MAIN TOOL FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF BIOFUELS IN ARGENTINA The creation of a legal framework for the development of this new industry. The Argentine Congress approved on April 19 th, 2006 a law to promote the use and production of biofuels in the country. The biofuels involved are: biodiesel, ethanol and biogas.

ARGENTINA MAIN ASPECTS OF THE LAW 5% mandatory use of biodiesel and ethanol in all diesel oil and gasoline consumption, beginning January 1, Currently is 7% for biodiesel. Creation of a National Authority (N.A.) for the evaluation and support of projects for the production of biofuels. The functions of the N.A are, among others: To establish biofuels quality standards. To establish the criteria for the approval of projects in order to obtain the benefits established by the law. The law prioritizes projects that follows these criteria: Sponsored by small and medium sized companies. Belong to farming producers. Located in regional and rural economies.

ARGENTINA AVAILABILITY OF RAW MATERIAL FOR BIODIESEL PRODUCTION IN ARGENTINA

ARGENTINA ARGENTINE GRAIN PRODUCTION Source: Ministry of Agriculture, livestock and fisheries of Argentina (*) Estimated

ARGENTINA Argentine total grain production for the 2007/2008 reached 95,0 million tons. SOY, CORN and WHEAT account for almost 90% of total grain production. ARGENTINE GRAIN PRODUCTION Source: Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries - Argentina Total Grain Production 2007/2008 season:

ARGENTINA Soybean Production Campagne 2007 – million tons ARGENTINE GRAIN PRODUCTION Source: Ministry of Agriculture, livestock and fisheries of Argentina- 2009/2010 projected 85% 300 kms

ARGENTINA MAIN IMPACTS EXPECTED FROM THE LAW With the implementation of the 7% mandatory use of biofuels, the needed production is : Biodiesel: 1,200,000 tons Vegetable oil: 1,240,000 tons. (17% of total current production). Soybean seed contains 18% oil, and 77% protein meal BIODIESEL

ARGENTINA RECENT DEVELOPMENTS 23 Biodiesel plants Total production capacity : 2,5 million tons. Total Investments: US$ 500 million Source: Department of Energy and CARBIO (*) Projected

ARGENTINA RAW MATERIAL FOR THE PRODUCTION OF ETHANOL With the implementation of the 5% mandatory use of ethanol, the needed production is : Ethanol : tons. Quantity of corn/sorghum needed = tons (2,5% of total current production) Currently total production of Ethanol is from Sugar Cane ETHANOL

ARGENTINA Member of the Global Bioenergy Partnership (GBEP) – Participation on the definition of criteria and indicators for sustainable production of bioenergy (environmental, social, economic and energy indicators). EU Directive on Renewable Energy - JRC-DGEN- INTA Document. Establishment of a Working Group for measurement of GHGs – MINAGRI - MinCyT- Universities and Research Centers. Participation in Public Consultations related to the sustainability of bioenergy (eg EU and U.S.A). Implementation of WISDOM methodology (S&D of biomass resources). Tool for decision making. SUSTAINABILITY OF BIOENERGY

ARGENTINA CONCLUSIONS

ARGENTINA CONCLUSIONS Argentina has ideal growing conditions for the sustained development of the raw materials needed for the production of biofuels. Argentina has immediate availability of the raw material needed to cover the 5%-10% of mandatory use in all gasoline and diesel consumption. Argentina would become one of the major producers of biofuels worldwide.

ARGENTINA CONCLUSIONS From the economic and social point of view, the development of the Argentine biofuels industry is: Creating a new industry in our country. Adding value to grain and vegetable oil production since Argentina exports 70 percent of the corn and 90 percent of the vegetable oil that it produces. Having a favorable impact on the environment.

ARGENTINA MAIN CHALLENGES AHEAD

ARGENTINA MAIN CHALLENGES AHEAD To monitor on a permanent basis, issues related to quality, safety and environment. To promote research and development to reduce costs of biofuels and to make more efficient use of the biomass produced. To encourage the use of biotechnology for the development of new varieties of feedstocks for the production of biofuels. To encourage cooperation between countries in the region, in order to access new foreign markets.

ARGENTINA MAIN CHALLENGES AHEAD To promote projects that are labour intensive and have a high impact on regional economic and agricultural development. To support the interaction between private and public companies, scientific and technological organizations and public organizations. To become one of the main producers and exporters of biofuels worldwide, adding value to current agricultural exports.

ARGENTINA HOW TO CONTACT US Ministry of Agriculture, livestock and Fisheries of Argentina Paseo Colón 982 – 2 nd. Floor - Office 219 – Buenos Aires Miguel Almada Phone: (5411) / Website: