TM OMICS 2015: Green Chemistry Improvements to the Biorefinery Model Through Lignin Valorization Ian Klein, Ph.D Spero Energy, Inc.

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TM OMICS 2015: Green Chemistry Improvements to the Biorefinery Model Through Lignin Valorization Ian Klein, Ph.D Spero Energy, Inc.

TM Initiated Operations in 2013 Advantage Sourced Raw Materials Sustainable Catalysis High Value Chemical Production Spero Energy, Inc.

TM Team Spero & Advisory Board Barron Hewetson Engineer Ian Klein, Ph.D Senior Scientist Trenton Parsell, Ph.D. Senior Scientist Mahdi Abu-Omar, Ph.D. Founder and President Nathan Mosier, Ph.D. Scale-up, bioprocess engineering Robert Bedoukian, Ph.D. President, Bedoukian Research Inc. Research Institute for Fragrance Materials Product validation & Development William Ludlum Managing Director, Hexagon Agency LLC Commercial relationships & Product Development Fabio Ribeiro, Ph.D. Professor of Chemical Engineering, Purdue University Process Development & Reaction Engineering Eyal Barash, JD Barash Law Legal Counsel

TM Lignin Biomass2energy.com Carbohydrates Petrixo.com $40 per ton $40,000 per ton Wasted Carbon Value

TM Linkage Types β-O α-O-4 β Complex Structure & Low Selectivity

TM SPERLU TM Technology SPERLU TM Liquid stream xylose soluble lignin Solid Phase cellulose unknown Selective Process for Efficient Removal of Lignin and Upgrading

TM Alcohol solvent 35 bar H 2, 225 o C, Catalyst Milled wood Biomass Type % Lignin Content % Yield Poplar WT-LORRE WT-Lodgepole Pine NA19 WT-White Birch Eucalyptus Selectivity DHE DMPP 7 SPERLU TM Yields Biomass Type % Lignin Content % Yield Poplar WT Poplar (High G Poplar) Poplar 717-F5H (High S Poplar)

TM Conditions: 200 mg glucan citrate buffer, pH 4.8 CTEC-3 cellulase (50fpu) 50 o C, 72 hours Cellulose is not destroyed during HDO process Cellulose residue amenable to hydrolysis Lignin inhibits enzymatic hydrolysis Hydrolysis of SPERLU TM Residue

TM SPERLU TM Advantages Natural and renewable feedstock Earth-abundant and recyclable catalyst Easily separable product stream of aroma chemicals Digestible carbohydrate co-product Cost competitive

TM Biorefinery Vision T. Parsell, et al. Green Chem., 2015, 17,

TM Business Opportunity DMP $375 M Vanillin $300 M Eugenol Family $443M $1.1 Billion Market Flavor & Fragrance Fragrance $10 B 4.3% growth Flavor $10.6 B 6% growth Natural flavors 12%

TM Production Cost vs Product Value: DHE/DMPP Total Product Value = $ Kg Biomass 100 Kg DHE/DMPP $ Kg Cellulose $ Kg Xylose $100 Materials & Process: $519

TM High value products from Lignin Enhanced digestibility of cellulose Abundant, recyclable catalyst Dedicated and Qualified Team Scientific and business acumen Summary

TM SBIR Phase II DOE (04/2015) SBIR Phase I DOE (02/2014) Indiana matching grant (10/2014) SBIR Phase I NSF (07/2014) Indiana matching grant (10/2014) Phase IB NSF (12/2014) BDM Business Plan Competition (02/2015) Indiana BioCrossroads Prize (11/2014) Clean Energy Trust : Midwest Clean Energy Challenge Indiana Clean Energy Challenge Winner (02/2014) Aviation Energy Prize Winner (05/2014) Acknowledgements Questions?