1. IAEA International Atomic Energy Agency Sustainable Uranium/Thorium Resources Development for MALAYSIA Presented by Rahman Yaccup

2. IAEA Infrastructure Key activities (8 sub projects only one hightlight – Thorium resources and supply) Determination of thorium, uranium and rare earth elements content and amount in non-conventional sources (mineral waste) Non Conventional Survey to get the information on the thorium stock available from rare earth and amang factories Determination of Thorium, uranium and rare earth elements content and amount in conventional sources (thorium deposit) Rechecking previous airborne survey data on radiometric survey Fieldtrip for Reconnaissance survey Trenching, Trial pits and borehole drilling Laboratory Analysis Reserve estimation Key resources Human Resources – 9 researchers (4 PhD, 3 MSc, 2 BSc geology and 3 TAs ) Physical resources – [NAA lab, Wavelength Dispersive XRF ] Financial – [National project RM5.326M) and IAEA TC €200,000.00] Key partners Mineral and Geoscience Department, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (6 geologists and 3 Technical Assistants) International partners – IAEA

3. IAEA Value Propositions Estimate reserve of Thorium available in Malaysia New input

4. IAEA Customers Customer Segments Energy Supply Companies (TNB, Sabah Energy, SESCO) Channels Supplying the fuel to generate energy for domestic and industrial used in future Customer Relationships Partners and Research collaborators

5. IAEA Finances Cost structure Through Scientific Research Fund, Sponsored from the research partners and Collaborators Revenue streams Funding from the Government ~RM1,000,000.00/year (USD300,000.00/year) ~IAEA €40,000.00/year

6. IAEA The Uranium/Thorium Business Model Canvas for Malaysia Key Partners Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) and TNB Research (National Electrical Provider) Malaysian Nuclear Power Cooperation Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (Mineral and Geoscience Department) Key Activities RnD on Determine non-conventional sources (mineral waste) RnD conventional sources (thorium deposit) Value Propositions Estimate of the thorium reserve New input Customer Relationships Research Partner and collabrotar Customer Segments T enaga Nasional Berhad (national energy supplier) Sabah Energy Sarawak Energy Company (SESCO) Key Resources Malaysian Nuclear Agency Mineral and Geoscience Department IAEA Channels Supplying an energy fuel Cost Structure RnD Cost for estimate resources RnD Cost on the extraction RnD on the pilot plant Revenue Streams Government of Malaysia and IAEA