Energy Recovery, Inc. · NASDAQ:ERII

Energy Recovery — Investor Day (December 2014)

81 slides from Energy Recovery's investor day presentation, Dec 8, 2014

  1. Slide 1: Investor Day

    ALF tl! et i eee Investor Day Mandarin Oriental, New York December 8, 2014

  2. Slide 2: Forward Looking Statement

    Forward Looking Statement This presentation contains forward-looking statements within the “safe harbor” provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements in this presentation include statements about market trends, possible future revenue growth, and bus

  3. Slide 3: Today's Presenters

    Today’s Presenters Tom Rooney President and CEO Joel Gay Chief Financial Officer Ron Gusek Vice President, Technology Liberty Oilfield Services

  4. Slide 4: Tom Rooney, President and CEO

  5. Slide 5: Today's Agenda

    Today’s Agenda 9:30 — 10:00 AM Introduction 10:00 — 11:30 AM Introducing VorTeq 11:30 — 12:30 PM Growth and Existing Markets 12:30 — 1:30 PM Lunch Break 1:30 — 2:30 PM Q&A

  6. Slide 6: Corporate Overview

    Corporate Overview NASDAQ: ERII + Market Cap $250M + IPO in 2008 * Headquartered in San Leandro, CA * 125+ employees * Global presence + Strong Balance Sheet — ($38M: Cash, No debt) + As of Sopramber 30,2014 includes cash ‘ane cash equivalents

  7. Slide 7: Our First Disruptive Technology - Desalination

    Our First Disruptive Technology - Desalination The “PX Pressure Exchanger” 7 + 15,000 PX Devices Installed Worldwide + 3-Month Payback il + 25-year Life with No Maintenance + 90% Market Share Globally * 65%+ Gross Margins «¥

  8. Slide 8: 2011: The Dawn of a New ERI

    2011: The Dawn of a New ERI Three - Prong Strategy Regain Cut Costs Market Share

  9. Slide 9: Diversification

    Diversification + Why? + Desalination Market is Small and Lumpy ° How? + Ignited a Dormant Innovation Engine A Culture of Innovation (Video)

  10. Slide 10: Investing in Innovation Leads to Explosive IP

    Investing in Innovation Leads to Explosive IP Number of patent applications filed

  11. Slide 11: Diversification

    Diversification + Why? + Desalination Market is Small and Lumpy ° How? + Ignited a Dormant Innovation Engine + Where? + Large Markets with Strong Value Propositions

  12. Slide 12: $5 Billion+ New Addressable Markets

    $5 Billion+ New Addressable Markets ws A g Gas Processing Pipolinos ee Fracking Annual Recurring TAM ~ $4B ——

  13. Slide 13: The Fracking Opportunity

  14. Slide 14: Russell Gold quote on fracking

    "To a remarkable extent, this once-obscure oil-field technique defines the nation's economic and environmental future." Russell Gold, Energy Reporter, Wall Street Journal, author of "The Boom" 14

  15. Slide 15: What is Fracking?

    What is Fracking? The Most Important Geo-political Shift of the Modern Era Large Substantial High Growth Market Assets Market PaeWest

  16. Slide 16: 1-2 Miles Deep

    3DG 1-2 Miles Deep Locate Rock Formations Horizontal Directional Drilling Create Wellbore Hydraulic Fracturing Create Cracks in Rock Formations Imaging

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  18. Slide 18: Pain Point

    Pain Point Pump Failures are the #1_Operational Challenge Faced by the Industry aa High Pump Maintenance Costs Abrasive and Sporadic.and Excessive Downtime Highly Viscous Frac Fluid (Pump Failures) High Levels-of Redundancy (Mitigate Pump Failures) The Mechanical Equivalent of Adding Sand to Your Ca

  19. Slide 19: PURE GRIT

    PURE GRIT

  20. Slide 20: Our Solution

  21. Slide 21: Possibly the Most Disruptive Product

    Possibly the Most Disruptive Product Ever Developed by Energy Recovery 2

  22. Slide 22: Our Solution

    Our Solution Introducing the VorTeq: “This Changes Everything” e VorTeq Re-routes VorTeq Will , Gare mead ppued te Hostile Frac Fluid Revolutionize the Isolate and Save G2 eee Away From Critical Fracking Pum Frac Pumps Fracking Sites i vacant and Costly Pumps Paradigm

  23. Slide 23: Hydraulic Fracturing Without VorTeq

    Our Solution: Hydraulic Fracturing Without VorTeq o > > an ———— High PRESSURE PUMP FLEET = 7 1 | ~ W — T » — Wh = E> DOWNHOLE BLENDER HIGH PRESSURE PUMP FLEET

  24. Slide 24: Hydraulic Fracturing with the VorTeq

    Our Solution: Hydraulic Fracturing with the VorTeq sano CHEMICAL . TANK Sank water | vane fii, ro mae FLUID \ iN x i 7 HIGH PRESSURE pRESSUR We CLEAN 7 We FRAC sen WATER VorTeq Fy ‘our DOWNHOLE

  25. Slide 25: Value Proposition: Value Creation

    Value Proposition: Value Creation Reduced Maintenance Costs Decreased Pump + Redundancy/ Lower CAPEX _ Pumping “" Paradigm Shift

  26. Slide 26: Value Proposition: Reduced Maintenance Cost

    Value Proposition: Reduced Maintenance Cost Status-Quo VorTeq Optimized Cost Savings $ VorTeq Rental uty Pump Maintenance $4.1M Fleet Impact Per Year (Based on 2,000 pumping hours py)

  27. Slide 27: Approximately Saving the Fracking Industry

    Approximately Saving the 850 Fracking Industry $850 Fleets Globally Mili ni lion p/Yr

  28. Slide 28: Value Proposition: Improved Life Expectancies from the VorTeq

    Value Proposition: Improved Life Expectancies from the VorTeq Life Expectancy Guide’ ‘Status Quo VorTeq Optimized Component Hours Multiple Hours - Valve 49 3.0x 148 8 Seat 54 3.0x 161 B wsPecking 86 3.0x 258 === Plunger 194 3.0x 581 = Fluid End 581 2.0x 1,162 “Source: Pac West Consulting Pariners Va

  29. Slide 29: Value Proposition: Redundancy

    Value Proposition: Redundancy “ Decreased Pump Redundancy / Lower CAPEX Avg # of Redundant Pumps pifleet: 4 Eliminate Future CAPEX and Maintenance: $3M _ 3 Eliminate Opportunity Cost of Idle Capacity: Avg. Cost $10 - 14M p/Yr dj p/Pump: $1.5M Revenue Generation Pumpers will be able to decrease redun

  30. Slide 30: Value Proposition: VorTeq Optimized

    Value Proposition: VorTeq Optimized Paradigm Shift 3-4 Centrifugal Pumps with Gas Turbines Status Quo: 12 Migrate to a More Efficient and Cost Effective Pumping Model Alleviates Pumping Constraints Faced by Completions Engineers Proppant Frac Volume and Loading Chemistry Flow Rates

  31. Slide 31: Market Opportunity: TAM Derivation

    Market Opportunity: TAM Derivation Revenue Model Fleet Count + Ce Procurement Vehicle Operating lease ‘849,600,000 VorTeq Missiles p/Fleet 4 Canada 12 Canada 179,200,000 VortTeq Rental Rate p/Yr $1,600,000 ROW 214 ROW 342,400,000 Market Growth: US >10%, International >20% “Source: Pac West Consuting

  32. Slide 32: N. America Market Segmentation

    N. America Market Segmentation) Strategically Targeting the Harshest Operating Conditions ‘Mocellus (Marcellus 8,000 $66,544,401 a ints in 43 1D Basin * High Pressure ‘Sauewsh sa sass ‘Slick Water & Hybrid Chemistry a “GiherAnaiak hon easan nd + High Capacity Utilization Other us Market by Basin® Cl

  33. Slide 33: Timeline: VorTeq Evolution

    Timeline: VorTeq Evolution Vorteq Gon-3 Fabricated Aug 2013 July 2014 Q1 2015 Q42015 42015 | H Q1 2016 Sere otal vorag VF rns sree invented Agent Fabricated A Planning Field Testing Commercialization

  34. Slide 34: The VorTeq Transformation: Manufacturer to Oilfield Services Provider

    The VorTeq Transformation: Manufacturer to Oilfield Services Provider 34

  35. Slide 35: VorTeq Evolution

    VorTeq Evolution Operating Model Procurement Vehicle Supply Chain Logistics Oilfield Service Operating Phased Basin-specific Provider Lease In-sourcing Service Facilities

  36. Slide 36: Strategic Partner

    Strategic Partner LIBERTY OILFIELD SERVICES + Nimble + Iconic Leadership + Known Innovator Collaborative with ERI Respected Well Capitalized + Pumper and E&P

  37. Slide 37: Conclusion

    Conclusion Pain Point of Pump Failures is a Multi-billion Dollar Problem A Powerful, Multi-dimensional and Multi-billion Dollar Value Proposition to the Industry Massive Market Opportunity for ERI Moving Rapidly: Field Validation to Commercialization The Right Partner in Liberty Inevitable Market Ad

  38. Slide 38: PURE GRIT

    PURE GRIT

  39. Slide 39: Growth Markets

    Growth Markets

  40. Slide 40: $5 Billion+ New Addressable Markets

    $5 Billion+ New Addressable Markets = A g Desal Gas Processing $627M Pipolinos Fracking Annual Recurring TAM ~ $4B Gomomony

  41. Slide 41: Oil & Gas Market: Gas Processing Eco-System

    Oil & Gas Market: Gas Processing Eco-System THEE nam

  42. Slide 42: The Current Amine Process

    The Current Amine Process SWEET GAS ACIO GAS 7 Er LEAN AMINE CONTACTOR x N REGENERATOR HIGH PRESSURE ‘PUMP H SOUR GAS n — lJ

  43. Slide 43: Pain Points

    Pain Points Downtime is Costly Excessive High Energy Consumption Redundancy & ise smcey Maintenance

  44. Slide 44: Our Solution: IsoBoost System

    Our Solution: IsoBoost System Without IsoBoost

  45. Slide 45: Our Solution: IsoBoost System

    Our Solution: IsoBoost System * Increased Uptime + Reduces Maintenance + Reduces Energy Consumption

  46. Slide 46: Our Initial Value Proposition: Energy Savings Alone

    Our Initial Value Proposition: Energy Savings Alone A Strong Value Proposition... ‘Strong Customer Interest ewer Initial value found Selling Price: from just energy $3M savings Annual Energy Savings: $.5M mm. D jam ME) sl F--~ Payback 2 Years $100M Sales Pipeline

  47. Slide 47: Sinopec customer quote

    “The energy savings Sinopec would realize by using the Energy Recovery system is about 25% of total power consumption. In US dollars, that’s around $1 million in annual savings.” - Mr. Zhou Hanlin General Manager Sinopec Songnan Gas Plant, Northeast Oil & Gas Branch ar

  48. Slide 48: A New Game Changing Value Proposition

    A New “Game Changing’ Value Proposition November 2014 Partnered with Aramco June 2014 ‘on 3 Party RAM Case study: ‘Saudi Aramco (Reliability, Availability, Fadhili gas plant alts Jackiope Maintainability) study (KSA) Plant, Texas IURBO White paper findings will be co- presented with Aramco at ASME T

  49. Slide 49: Enhanced Value Proposition

    Enhanced Value Proposition SELLING PRICE: $3M 27 Extra Runtime Hours Added: Case study: a Fadhili Gas Plant Annual Energy Savings: ia 1.5M Annual Maintenance Savings: 5,000 “This is a Game Changer.”

  50. Slide 50: Customer and expert quotes on IsoBoost

    “The IsoBoost does not affect plant availability. /f anything, it runs better. You are not using the big engines, or putting so much strain on electrical equipment. We are saving electricity and emission compliance by not using gas engines. Roughly we save 50% of the energy with the turbocharger.” -

  51. Slide 51: Amine Gas Plants Worldwide

    ai 88 Europe 141 Oceania 45 fy Amine Gas Plants Worldwide Flow Ranges 50 - 10,000 GPM

  52. Slide 52: Market Opportunity: Converting to an Annual TAM

    Market Opportunity: Converting to an Annual TAM GAS PROCESSING MARKET OPPORTUN| Region Plants Capacity (MMcf) _ Market Size America 253 26,274,632 $198,005,705 $782,631 Soueas: (0) SOC Energy nto, seb 2014's To Naa Gas" and Management etna 12) Sut ondManoganant estates

  53. Slide 53: IsoBoost: Laying Foundation and Intensifying Value

    IsoBoost: Laying Foundation and Intensifying Value 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Developmental Period Commence Sales and Marketing New Value Propl Discovered Acceleration Based on New Value Prop 53

  54. Slide 54: Growth Markets

    Growth Markets ®) ary nb. igi Re 64

  55. Slide 55: $5 Billion+ New Addressable Markets

    $5 Billion+ New Addressable Markets xB A @ Dosal Gas Processing ‘Ammonia Pipotines Urea $1.05B: Fracking Annual Recurring TAM ~ $4B momen

  56. Slide 56: The Market: Pipelines

    The Market: Pipelines Over 2,000 Pipelines Globally Traversing High ‘ Elevations . \ a ¥ Wasted Pressure t Sepia Energy ” -_— a _ “

  57. Slide 57: The Market

    The Market G\, (mm Choke Valve ©, (mm Choke Valve Ay Sy Gemmmm Choke Valve Q . ail Pumping station Terminal or refinery Vertical Pipelines Must be Depressurized

  58. Slide 58: Pain Point: Wasted Energy

    Pain Point Wasted Energy

  59. Slide 59: The Solution: IsoGen

    The Solution: lsoGen Pressure Generating Power Pumping station Terminal or refinery 85% Efficiency Quick Payback Flexible

  60. Slide 60: Opportunities Worldwide

    More than 328 Opportunities Worldwide ZN. Global Market $1.05B NW

  61. Slide 61: Market Opportunity

    Market Opportunity IASI Global Market $1.05B WY’ There are Over 328 Opportunities Worldwide

  62. Slide 62: Market Opportunity: Converting to an Annual TAM

    Market Opportunity: Converting to an Annual TAM Maret seth $189,773 tenance i i placement 305,925 vo 0) S0C Energy natn, Cobar 2014 rutin To Natal Gan Management strats 12) Stats and Manogemen esratos

  63. Slide 63: Growth Markets: Chemicals: Ammonia

    Growth Markets Chemicals: Ammonia ©)

  64. Slide 64: $5 Billion+ New Addressable Markets

    $5 Billion+ New Addressable Markets Fracking Annual Recurring TAM ~ $4B momen

  65. Slide 65: The Market: Ammonia

    The Market: Ammonia THEE

  66. Slide 66: The Current Ammonia Process

    The Current Ammonia Process TREATED SYNGAS co, PRooUCT ) —— LEAN SoLvENT — ak, Fee, f ‘SyvGas lJ REGENERATOR

  67. Slide 67: Pain Points

    Pain Points Excessive Downtime is Costly Redundancy & High Energy ($2.5M/day) Maintenance Consumption

  68. Slide 68: Our Solution: IsoBoost

    Our Solution: IsoBoost Lean sowvent — ele seca REQUIRED my) fh — __ lsoBoost~ h Sea System Hl wowsowwenr pas t} Issues and Technologies are Almost Identical to Sour Gas Processing 6s

  69. Slide 69: Enhanced Value Proposition

    Enhanced Value Proposition SELLING PRICE: $3M 27 Extra Runtime Hours Added: Case study: . Prototypical Annual Energy Savings: Ammonia Plant $1.51 Annual Maintenance Savings: $105,000 ROI “This is a Game Changer.”

  70. Slide 70: Market Opportunity

    Market Opportunity IASON Global Market $1.43B WY There are Over 735 Addressable Plants Worldwide

  71. Slide 71: Market Opportunity- Converting to an Annual TAM

    Market Opportunity- Converting to an Annual TAM - OnetimeTAM Region Plants Capacity(KMT) North america 272 90814 $461,365,068 $1,696,195, South America 111 50709 223819892 2:016,395, Europe 92 43421 195725236 2138.3 MEA 7 34684 167939378 2125.815, Asia 48 110156310 2.294923 Indio st 26492 114916456

  72. Slide 72: Emerging Markets: Chemicals: Urea

    Emerging Markets Chemicals: Urea

  73. Slide 73: $5 Billion+ New Addressable Markets

    $5 Billion+ New Addressable Markets Fracking Annual Recurring TAM ~ $4B mone

  74. Slide 74: Urea is Used as a Fertilizer for Crops and as Raw Material for Chemicals

  75. Slide 75: The Market: Urea

    The Market: Urea Gasification THEE

  76. Slide 76: The Solution: Leveraging Co-location of Ammonia & Urea

    The Solution: Leveraging Co-location of Ammonia & Urea [ Energy Savings ] Ammonia Plant [ Eliminating Pump Failures ] Outside Tulsa, Oklahoma:

  77. Slide 77: Market Opportunity

    Market Opportunity SWZ There are Over 664 Applicable Plants Worldwide

  78. Slide 78: $5 Billion+ New Addressable Markets

    $5 Billion+ New Addressable Markets Fracking Annual Recurring TAM ~ $4B momen

  79. Slide 79: Conclusion

    Conclusion + Strong Balance Sheet & Strong Management Team + Proven Ability to Disrupt and Dominate a Global Market + Vibrant Innovation Engine + Diversification Well Underway * 3 years into a 5-year initiative + Disruptive Value Propositions + Massive Addressable Markets (100x Growth)

  80. Slide 80: Thank You

    energy recovery” Thank You 000

  81. Slide 81: Questions & Answers

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