1. INTEGRATED RECYCLING AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SERVICES PDM GROUP Suzanne McDermott Commercial Team Leader

2. INTEGRATED RECYCLING AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SERVICES Introduction  PDM Group  PDM’s Food & Drink Waste Recycling Scheme  The PDM Recycling Process  Benefits  Promotional Materials

3. INTEGRATED RECYCLING AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SERVICES PDM Group  The largest food waste recycling and recovery processing business in UK with over 80 years’ experience, over 1,100 staff and a turnover in excess of £220M  11 UK processing plants with a fully integrated nationwide collection and processing network

4. INTEGRATED RECYCLING AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SERVICES PDM Food and Drink Waste Recycling Scheme  Secure, compliant and sustainable waste food and drink product recycling service  Developed in response to need to find safe alternatives to disposal of food to landfill  Services tailored to meet individual needs of customers

5. INTEGRATED RECYCLING AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SERVICES Market Forces  Landfill Tax increasing by £8.00 per tonne to £40.00 per tonne April 09  Landfill disposal charges escalating  EU Landfill Directive restricting disposal of organic wastes to landfill  Liquid waste banned from non-haz landfill  Pre-treatment of Waste Regulations

6. INTEGRATED RECYCLING AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SERVICES Treatment of non-hazardous wastes for landfill Section 7 Developments in the waste industry are expected to result in a wider range of treatments becoming available at a greater number of facilities. Waste producers and holders need to: be aware of such developments; review regularly whether new options have become available for waste being sent to landfill

7. INTEGRATED RECYCLING AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SERVICES Customer Incentives  Zero to Landfill Policy  Environmental Performance Indicators  Heightened consumer environmental awareness  Environmental issues now taking on similar importance to H&S

8. INTEGRATED RECYCLING AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SERVICES  Food waste collected from manufacturers, retailers, hospitality and public sectors  Compliant with all relevant legislation  Food waste recycled to produce bio-fuel for renewable power generation  EPI reports detailing quantity of waste recycled and amount of renewable energy produced PDM Food & Drink Waste Recycling Scheme

9. INTEGRATED RECYCLING AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SERVICES PDM Retail & Catering Collections  3,000 “traditional” butcher shops and over 8,500 supermarkets, and 2,500 hospitality sites serviced in UK & Ireland.

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12. INTEGRATED RECYCLING AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SERVICES KPI Report 2

13. INTEGRATED RECYCLING AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SERVICES EPI Report 1

14. INTEGRATED RECYCLING AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SERVICES EPI Report 2

15. INTEGRATED RECYCLING AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SERVICES The PDM Recycling Process

16. Food Wastes Used Cooking Oils Collected by PDM Group PDM Renewable Energy Plant PDM UCO Processing Plant CHP Renewable Energy for Grid Bio-diesel Refinery PDM Group > Recycling in operation

17. INTEGRATED RECYCLING AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SERVICES Renewable Energy  Generate ‘green’ electricity for the National Grid through CHP combustion. PDM’s Widnes plant also produces process steam for rendering plant.  Processors of a wide range of recovered oils and fats for industry – including bio-fuel and bio-diesel production.

18. INTEGRATED RECYCLING AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SERVICES New Renewable Energy Plants New Renewable Energy Plants Planning consent secured for new renewable energy plant in Nuneaton Widnes energy plant being expanded – 120% increase in green energy output Project underway to build a new integrated energy and bio- diesel plant in London

19. INTEGRATED RECYCLING AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SERVICES RefoodUK AD is the government’s preferred option for recycling food waste Processes food waste to generate renewable energy and a nutrient-rich fertiliser ReFoodUK Ltd -joint venture with ReFoodGmbH; a division of Saria.

20. INTEGRATED RECYCLING AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SERVICES Anaerobic Digestion Development ReFood Doncaster First AD CHP plant to be located at PDM Doncaster Site. Planning Consent received Development Expansion Sites for ReFoodUK Canterbury (Kent) Frome (Somerset) Nuneaton (Midlands) Widnes (Merseyside) Darlington (North East) Fife (Scotland)

21. INTEGRATED RECYCLING AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SERVICES Benefits  Diversion of waste from landfill  First class PR  No capital outlay  Transparent, quantifiable recycling suitable for internal/external verification  Avoidance of future increases in Landfill Tax and Landfill disposal charges  Compliant with all UK & EU legislation

22. INTEGRATED RECYCLING AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SERVICES Benefits  Renewable energy market open 24/7  Power generated by PDM plants receives ROCs – clearly demonstrates the environmental benefits of our process  Long-term security for waste stream as renewable energy targets underpinned by UK and EU Legislation

23. INTEGRATED RECYCLING AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SERVICES Benefits  One tonne of food waste equates to 0.22 megawatts of power  UK currently derives 4.6% of its power from renewable energy – way below Government target for 2008 and less than a third of target for 2010  PDM currently produces 20 megawatts of electricity per hour  Enough electricity to power 50,000 homes or offices

24. INTEGRATED RECYCLING AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SERVICES Benefits – Carbon Footprint  PDM’s renewable energy displaces 120,000 tonnes of CO 2 – equivalent to taking 34,000 cars off the road each year  Existing nationwide collection service No additional vehicles required No additional journeys New collections simply added to existing “milk rounds”

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