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Synthesis Energy Systems — ROTH 22nd Annual OC Growth Conference (March 2010)
15 slides from Synthesis Energy Systems's conference presentation, Mar 15, 2010
Slide 1: Synthesis Energy Systems ROTH 22nd Annual OC Growth Conference
Synthesis Energy Systems ROTH 22nd Annual OC Growth Conference March 15, 2010
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements
Forward Looking Statements This presentation includes "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "Securities Act"), and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (the "Exchange Act"). All statements, other than s
Slide 3: Synthesis Energy Systems - SES: A Global Industrial Gasification Company
Synthesis Energy Systems - SES A Global Industrial Gasification Company An alternative to oil and natural gas derived products Cleanly convert low grade coals/biomass into high value products Proprietary gasification technology based upon U-GAS(r) Exclusive U-GAS(r) license from Gas Technology Insti
Slide 4: History and Milestones
History and Milestones 2004 2005 2006 2007 Dec. 2006: Hai Hua groundbreaking 2008 April 2005: SES becomes publicly traded through a reverse merger Nov. 2007: Began trading as SYMX on the NASDAQ May 2005 Private Placement: $5mm at $2.50 per share August 2006 Private Placement: $16mm at $5.25 per shar
Slide 5: Gasification - A clean alternative for oil and natural gas derived products
Gasification - A clean alternative for oil and natural gas derived products Process CO2 Capture Capable Low Value Feedstocks End Products Gasoline blending Syngas to gasoline Diesel - DME & FT liquids LPG - DME blending Synthetic natural gas (SNG) Fuel Gas IGCC Fuel cells Methanol Hydrogen Olefins A
Slide 6: Gasification - A Growth Platform
Gasification - A Growth Platform Global energy consumption forecasted to increase nearly 50% by 2030. Global warming concerns and CO2 legislation are expected to transform the ways in which coal is utilized. Gasification converts coal in to power, transportation fuels, SNG, and chemicals. Provides s
Slide 7: U-GAS Technology Advantages
U-GAS(r) Technology Advantages Unlocking Value from Low Cost Coals and Biomass Proven Technology Developed by GTI(r) over the past 35 years 11 pilot, demo and commercial units since 1975 SES proprietary "Know-How" & technology capability Eight new patents pending Economically Advantaged Fuel flexibi
Slide 8: Scale-up History of U-GAS Technology
Scale-up History of U-GAS(r) Technology Scale-up History of U-GAS(r) Technology
Slide 9: Our Strategy
Our Strategy Expandable Multi-Project Sites Unique China Capabilities Well Capitalized Partners Low Cost Producer Fuel Advantage Project Investments (Build, Own Operate) Plus Technology Licensing & Equipment
Slide 10: Target Geographies
Target Geographies Source: BP Statistical Review of World Energy 2009, U.S. Energy Information Administration 1 Net petroleum imports includes both crude and refined petroleum products. Australian imports represent the broader Australasian region 2 Includes both Australia and New Zealand Coal reserv
Slide 11: China is the ideal platform for U-GAS
Natural gas-demand outpacing production (billion ncm) Business Launched in China GDP growth rate forecasted ~9%(a) Coal supplies ~70% of energy consumption(b) Cleaner coal solutions needed China ~100BCM short on gas in 10 years Large scale SNG projects in planning Motor fuel growth expected to incre
Slide 12: Our First Project: Hai Hua Phase - Operating
Our First Project Hai Hua Phase 1 - Operating Achieved COD within 1st year of operation High plant availability - ~97% Demonstrated U-GAS(r) fuel flexibility capability Phase 2 expansion in planning stage Location Zao Zhuang City, Shandong Province Partner Shandong Hai Hua Coal & Chemical Co. Ltd. D
Slide 13: Our Second Project: Yima Phase - Under Construction
Our Second Project Yima Phase 1 - Under Construction Location Henan Province, China Mazhuang Coal Chemical Industrial Park Partner Yima Coal Industry Group Co. Capacity 2,400 tpd coal Product Refined methanol Fuel Sub-bituminous; 30 - 35% ash Capital Cost Approx. $250 million Structure 75% Yima / 25
Slide 14: Technology Licensing
Technology Licensing Why license technology? Many opportunities; multiple segments Limited investment capability Technology acceleration and growth Builds strong organizational capability Drives revenue and contribution margin Transaction range $3MM to $30MM+ Technical Services Specialized Equipment
Slide 15: Summary
Summary A clean alternative to oil and natural gas products Proven technology A low cost producer platform Uniquely suited for low rank coals and biomass First project in operation and performing well Second project in construction and online in 2012 Multi-phase project approach Licensing business l
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