Advanced Hardwood Biofuels Northwest Rick Gustafson School of Environmental Science and Forestry College of the Environment

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Advanced Hardwood Biofuels Northwest Rick Gustafson School of Environmental Science and Forestry College of the Environment

Our Vision 5 million tons biomass/yr 400,000 acres in production Poplar-industrial growers Poplar-farmer-based partnerships Local residuals 400 million gallons/yr (75% of pro-rata PNW RFS2 for 2022) 100% infrastructure compatible biofuels Sustainable system Environmental Economic Social 1500 direct employment – most in rural areas Vigorous Extension Comprehensive Education

11/1/20153 Major Project Areas Feedstock Conversion Sustainability Extension Education

Poplar Feedstock Attributes High productivity Proven plantation production Coppice regeneration Well developed harvest systems Quality feedstock for biochemical processing 4

Feedstock – Trial Plantations

Feedstock - Supporting Research

11/1/20158 Major Project Areas Feedstock Conversion Sustainability Extension Education

Conversion - ZeaChem Process Hydrotreat Dehydrate OligomerizeHydrotreat DehydrateOligomerize Conventional Refining/Petrochemical Units C3 Fermentation C2 Fermentation Gasification Hydrolysis Biomass Wood Grass Ag Residue Corn/Cane Sugars Lignin Jet Acetic Acid Propionic Acid OligomerizeHydrotreat Diesel Gasoline Propylene Ethylene Ethanol Hydrogen (to Hydrotreating) Steam, Power ZeaChem Technology Outside Technology

Conversion Schedule

11/1/ Major Project Areas Feedstock Conversion Sustainability Extension Education

11/1/ Sustainability - environmental Complete life cycle assessments for the production and use of “drop-in” fuels using poplar feedstock and ZeaChem C2 and C3 processes. Processing & Conversion Production of Raw Materials Use and Maintenance Retirement and Disposal

Sustainability- economics Microeconomics Macroeconomics

Social Impact Assessment Social Feasibility & Stakeholder Involvement Inventory – Community profiles; Scoping, Projection of estimated effects Analysis of Fit Alternatives: Recommend Plan, Program, Project Action Plans – Mitigation, Remediation, & Enhancement – Monitoring

11/1/ Major Project Areas Feedstock Conversion Sustainability Extension Education

Extension 16 Extension Impacted Communities Industry Partners Researchers Consumers Students Policy Makers

11/1/ Major Project Areas Feedstock Conversion Sustainability Extension Education

Precollege: OSU SMILE SMILE Science and Math Investigative Learning Experiences IN THE COMMUNITIES AT OSU

Community/Technical College: Agriculture Center of Excellence (ACE): 57 regional community colleges with related programs of study

Undergraduate Program: Interdisciplinary BIOENERGY MINOR centered on student research Professional Science Master’s

Conclusion Regional Sustainable Biofuels Industry Has Many Benefits Environmentally Sound, Economically Viable, Socially Acceptable Regional CAP Research Program Enables Development of a Sustainable Biofuels Industry

Sustainably produced Good for local economy Rural development Connection w/ product and producer

Sustainably produced Good for local economy Rural development Connection w/ product and producer GROW & REFINE LOCALLY

Acknowledgements Funded by a grant from USDA NIFA Regional CAP program