1. SIWMA PRESENTATION September 18th – 20th, 2013

2. 2 REDISCOVERING RESOURCES 1.9 million barrels 1.9 million barrels of crude oil 68 thousand tonnes 68 thousand tonnes of lead 55 million litres 55 million litres of used lube oil Recover approximately $400 million $400 million of products annually

3. 3 SPECIALIZED FACILITIES – Lead Refining Ville Ste-Catherine

4. 4 SPECIALIZED FACILITIES – Lubricating Oil Refining North Vancouver

5. 5 Newalta Re Refined and formulated lubricants

6. 6 HHW Round ups – One day events or Year round collections? One Day events:  Lower budget  Ability to coincide with annual clean up days  Ability for City / RD staff to interact with residents  Interacting allows creation of awareness on recycling programs  Does this allow you to meet your objectives?

7. 7 RDNO HHW Event 2011, Kamloops 2013

8. 8 Permanent HHW Depot There are many tangible benefits with the establishment of Permanent HHW Depot  Eliminates set-up fees for one day collection events  Provides the residents with a continuous service  There are very few traffic problems or crowd problems compared to one day events, therefore providing a safer environment  Lower operating costs once the facility is established  Consistency in operation  User friendly

9. 9 Year Round HHW facility

10. 10 Newalta can provide the following training  Training for site personnel  Understanding regulations relating to the management of Household Hazardous Waste  Use of PPE, site safety, spill response, clean- up and emergency response procedures  Acceptance Procedures  Vehicle Unloading  Waste Sorting Procedures  Identification and sorting waste by hazard classification and compatibility  Packaging procedures according to both Transport of Dangerous Goods (TDG) and Newalta requirements

11. 11 HHW training for First Nation Communities – RDOS CMSL HHW training was provided for 7 First Nations communities - 3 communities on the central coast (Gitxaala, Kitasoo and Heiltsuk),2 are north of Tofino (Ahousaht and Hesquiaht) and 1 is near Port Hardy (Gwa'sala). The non-coastal community is (Lil'wat)

12. 12 Community involvement  In 2012 Newalta committed to maintaining community investment above 2% of pre tax profit by contributing $1.4M  United Way Canada  Ronald McDonald House  Ducks Unlimited  Earth Rangers  Pacific Salmon Foundation  Science World  Calgary Women’s Shelter  Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society  Wood’s Home Foundations  Pollution Probe

13. 13 What else don’t you want?  What materials can be diverted from the landfills? – plastics, rags, lumber wrap?  What can we do with these materials? – alternate fuels (Lafarge)  What role can Newalta play? – Collect, Process?