White Energy Company Limited · ASX:WEC

White Energy — Non-Deal Roadshow (November 2006)

13 slides from White Energy's roadshow presentation, Nov 14, 2006

  1. Slide 1: ASX announcement cover letter: Investor Roadshow Presentation

    Level § Grafton Bond Building 201 Kent Street ABN; 62.071.627.083 SYDNEY NSW 2000 Telephone +61 2 9251 13141 Facsimile +61 29251 1638 Project correspondence to PO Box 422, North Sydney 2059 www. whiteenergyco.com.au SN WHITE ENERGY COMPANY LIMITED = ****=#°"= \ 15 November 2006 Australian Stock Exch

  2. Slide 2: White Energy Company Limited Company Overview

    We White Energy Company Limited Company Overview November 2006

  3. Slide 3: Forward Looking Statements

    Forward Looking Statements Except for the historical information contained herein, the matters discussed in this presentation contain forward-looking statements, including statements, containing the words “planned”, “expects”, “believes”, “strategy”, “opportunity”, “anticipates”, and similar words.

  4. Slide 4: Executive Summary

    Executive Summary * White Energy (ASX : WEC) owns the exclusive licence to the world leading White’s Coal Technology process which upgrades low quality coal and turns it into a high quality, high value coal + White’s has agreements with strong industry partners such as Bayan Resources and Itochu Cor

  5. Slide 5: WEC Overview

    WEC Overview « Competitive, independently verified technology — the White Coal Technology was developed by CSIRO in conjunction with TraDet Inc, K.R. Komarek Inc and The Griffin Coal Mining Company Pty Ltd and has been independently tested and proven to be significantly more competitive from an oper

  6. Slide 6: Capital Structure & Trading History

    Capital Structure & Trading History * Issued shares : 119,999,384 fully paid ordinary shares + Outstanding options — 27,547,000 + Current cash position —- A$23.5M + Debt Free * Listed on Australian Stock Exchange (ASX: WEC) + Recent Share Price (9 November 2006) — A$1.03 * Market capitalisation (cur

  7. Slide 7: Global Need for Coal Upgrading Technology

    Global Need for Coal Upgrading Technology + Strong coal market outlook globally * Increasing global demand for dependable energy sources + High oil prices increasing demand for alternative fuels * High thermal value coal reserves and production are declining globally + Declining reserves / productio

  8. Slide 8: The Technology — Process and Plant

    The Technology — Process and Plant + The White Coal Technology was developed , over a number of years by the CSIRO (pre- eminent Australian government sponsored research organisation) in conjunction with industry players TraDet Inc, K.R. Komarek Inc and The Griffin Coal Company Pty Lid. + The patent

  9. Slide 9: The Technology - Results

    The Technology - Results * The White Coal Technology processes poor quality sub-bituminous coal resulting in: Higher Energy Value - Demonstrated to produce ~11,000 BTU/Ib (6,200 kcal/kg) coal briquettes from ~8,000 BTU/Ib (4,500 kcal/kg) sub bituminous coal. An increase of 37.5% in heat energy outpu

  10. Slide 10: WEC Business Model

    WEC Business Model * White’s offers potential partners the choice of a JV or Tolling business model * In either model, primarily to ensure protection of its IP, Whites takes on the ‘project’ role of constructing the plant and operating and maintaining the plant * White’s business models generate a n

  11. Slide 11: Potential Market & Growth Strategy

    Potential Market & Growth Strategy son ANE en OA, A LOE + Potential target market = 465 billion tonnes of low grade coal ‘ole Feta = 466,894,000 000 Tenge *| * Initial target market (Indonesia, China & India) = 13.4% of global reserves. + Primary target market = USA (world’s largest producer of low

  12. Slide 12: The Main Game - Powder River Basin

    The Main Game - Powder River Basin * The Powder River Basin region is the largest sub-bituminous coal producing region in the world, with an annual output > 350M tonnes » Major users are US power utilities who have switched from local bituminous coals to avoid the need for cosily flue gas desulphuri

  13. Slide 13: WEC vs Evergreen Energy Inc.

    WEC vs Evergreen Energy Inc. White Energy Company Limited Evergreen Eneroy Inc + White’s technology Processing cost: U8$3.7 - 4.3/onne US$3 - Gtonne CAPEX cost: US$16 - 25/tonne US$65 - 105/onne ‘Technology: : +. Increase the heat value by approx 40% from +: Increase the heat value by 30 ~ 40% from

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