1. Texas Natural Gas Workshop
March 26, 2015
Confidential

2. Our Company
2nd largest producer of LNG for alternative fuel use in North America
Company roots go back to 1995
2 LNG production plants
49 LNG delivery trailers
Temporary and permanent fueling equipment - with financing
Technical, training and maintenance services
Renewable natural gas (biogas) available
Privately owned

3. Products & Services Needle Mountain Arizona LNG Plant
Midlothian Texas LNG Plant
3rd Party Supplies
Production
Distribution
49 cryogenic trailers
10 mobile fueling units
LNG-powered delivery tractors
Advisory
Station design / permitting / construction
Equipment maintenance
Training

4. Markets Served Drilling Rigs Heavy Duty Trucks
Hydraulic Fracturing Fleets
Industrial
Mining
Marine
Rail

5. Customers
On-road
Off-road

6. LNG in Asphalt/Paving Operations
Market size in U.S. $80 billion
94% of all roads in the U.S. are asphalt
4,000 plants in the U.S. produce about 400 million tons of asphalt per year
50% of plants are permanent
Most use pipeline natural gas/cheapest and cleanest option
50% of plants are mobile
Move every days
Can’t get pipeline natural gas
Use 3,000 to 10,000 DGE/day per plant
LNG advantage over used motor oil, diesel and propane
Cheaper and burns more consistently, cleaner, and hotter

7. Asphalt/Paving Example
First paving client, Skanska, started in 1999
One Skanska manager switched to Blue Diamond Materials, which became a customer in September 2011
Started talks with Vulcan Materials in 2011
Vulcan made the introduction to Security Paving
Security Paving became a customer in October 2011, starting with Bakersfield location
In 2012, Security Paving won bid for Newberry Springs location and started that operation in August
Las Vegas Paving won bid in Needles and signed contract in 2013
Currently in talks with other potential customers

8. LNG in E&P Operations Drilling Rigs Hydraulic Fracturing Fleets
866 oil rigs in the U.S.
U.S. consumption over 2 million DGE per day
10% penetration requires 4 liquefiers with 86,000 LNG gallons per day production capacity
Hydraulic Fracturing Fleets
Typical consumption 10,000 DGE per day for one spread
Estimated 2013 U.S. consumption 8 million DGE per day
10% penetration requires 16 liquefiers with 86,000 LNG gallons per day capacity

9. E&P Example: Occidental Petroleum (OXY)
Customer since 2013
Natural gas drill rig operated by Ensign
Operation in Southern California
Customer procured own equipment
Example Savings for Drilling Projects
Item
Unit
Value
Diesel usage per rig
DGE/yr
680,000
Diesel price
$/DGE
$2.40
LNG price
$1.56
Diesel displacement %
50%
Fuel savings
$/yr
286,000
Equipment rental
$93,000
Net savings
$193,000

10. Industrial Site Set-Up

11. Contact Information
Cem Hacioglu Greg Roche President & CEO Vice President of Sales & Marketing (818) direct (818) direct (917) cell (818) cell