Firepoint Energy Inc. · OTC:FPTE
Firepoint Energy — Pitch Deck (November 2024)
26 slides from Firepoint Energy's pitch deck, Nov 22, 2024
Slide 1: Empowering the Future Through Clean Technology
Empowering the Future Through Clean Technology
Slide 2: Notice Regarding Forward-Looking Statements
NOTICE REGARDING FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS This communication contains “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of the safe harbor provisions of the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements can be identified by words and phrases such as: : “anticipate
Slide 3: Purpose
Purpose Firepoint Energy aims to solve energy and environmental challenges by converting waste coal and wastewater into valuable resources like synthetic fuels, rare earth minerals, and clean energy. Extract lithium and manganese from natural gas brine wastewater to supply key minerals for batteri
Slide 4: Lithium
Lithium Problem # 1 The increasing demand for lithium across a wide spectrum of modern technologies has resulted in a shortage of this valuable mineral. Solution Extract the lithium from natural deposits contained within natural gas brine wastewater. An analysis of Pennsylvania Department of Environ
Slide 5: Waste Coal
Waste Coal Problem # 2 We are starting our projects in Pennsylvania, where there are approximately 11,000 abandoned coal mines. According to the state’s Department of Environmental Protection, 88 percent of these mines produce an acidic water — also known as acid mine drainage (AMD) — that ultimat
Slide 6: Jet Fuel
Jet Fuel Problem # 3 The world burns more than 90 billion gallons of jet fuel per year, with airlines being among the largest emitters of pollution today. Every airline is seeking to use Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). The problem is there are no more than 30 million gallons of SAF made annually.
Slide 7: Rare Earth Elements
Rare Earth Elements Problem # 4 Today, China produces almost all the rare earth minerals and critical minerals vital to U.S. national security. The need covers jets, cell phones, electronics, electric cars, and other devices critical for defense. In essence, hardly any of the mineral resources req
Slide 8: Potential Revenue Streams
Potential Revenue Streams (from Brine Wastewater and Waste Coal Processing Annually) This Pilot Site will initially produce revenue through Four Million tons of Waste Coal Value as Power, tipping fees from Natural Gas well owners, Lithium, Fuel, Rare Earth Elements, and Critical Minerals as Salt, Ir
Slide 9: 220,000 natural gas wells in Pennsylvania
As of July 2024, there were more than 220,000 natural gas wells in Pennsylvania, primarily concentrated in the western part of the state. Every well produces varying amounts of brine water. This wastewater product must be disposed of at the expense of the well drillers and owners as tipping fees.
Slide 10: 40% of the nation's lithium can be extracted from brine water
4 0 % O F T H E N AT I O N ' S LITHIUM CAN BE EXTRACTED F R O M T H E B R I N E WAT E R An analysis of Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection compliance data found that Pennsylvania wastewater could supply up to 40% of the country’s lithium demand. Pennsylvania wastewater could supply 4
Slide 11: The 100-Acre Pilot Site on the Conemaugh River
THE 100-ACRE Formerly PILOT SITE ON Tunnelton Liquids THE CONEMAUGH Company RIVER until 2012 4 million tons of waste coal 250 acres total 3,000-12,000 BTU Water Treatment Plant location Coal Processing site and potential AI / BTC mining area
Slide 12: Waste Coal Pile 4 Million tons
Waste Coal Pile 4 Million tons, 3,000-12,000 BTU INITIAL DUMPING POND Has been filled in; needs to be re-dug MAIN SETTLING CLARIFIER POND Needs to be cleaned out Needs to be and brought back to cleaned out operational status POLISHING POND Needs to be cleaned out
Slide 13: Project sits on top of an old coal mine
OUR PROJECT SITS ON TOP OF AN OLD COAL MINE WITH MORE THAN EIGHT MILES OF UNDERGROUND TUNNELS THAT PRODUCE 55-DEGREE AIR YEAR-ROUND. THIS COLD AIR CAN BE TAPPED FOR USE IN BTC, AI, AND COMPUTE MINING.
Slide 14: The Processes
The Processes PROCESSING OF NATURAL GAS BRINE WATER FOR THE EXTRACTION OF BRINE AND RARE EARTH MINERALS AND LITHIUM PLASMA GASIFICATION OF WASTE COAL INTO SYNGAS FOR POWER PRODUCTION AND JET FUEL PRODUCTION EXTRACTION OF RARE EARTH ELEMENTS AND CRITICAL MINERALS FROM THE WASTE COAL AND ORES THAT ARE
Slide 15: Steps for Growth
Steps for Growth Step 1. The seed round of $5 million will allow the company to bring the Tunnelton pilot site to profitability. We expect to begin earning revenues in 6-8 months after the completion of funding. Step 2. We will tap into the natural gas on-site to produce power to establish a Bit
Slide 16: Initial Equipment Needs
Initial Equipment Needs Once the ponds have been cleaned and the clarifier has been reactivated, we will need additional equipment to process the water so that the effluents are clean and meet DEP and EPA standards. We intend to use an Electro-Flocculation process to separate the minerals suspen
Slide 17: Use of Funds
Use of Funds We have already been actively investing our resources in this project. The chart shown here identifies how the company intends to deploy the requested $5M to bring the pilot site to profitability. Purpose Estimated Cost Clear Ponds $500,000 Repair Clarifier $1,000,000 Electro-Flocculati
Slide 18: Waste Coal Processing
Waste Coal Processing Our background is in plasma gasification. Through an affiliate company, we acquired the rights to a 25-ton-per-day plasma gasifier. We spent $1.5 million to engineer and upgrade the gasifier to a 50-ton-per-day unit with enough gas production to power a 3 MW turbine generator
Slide 19: Risk Factors
Risk Factors • Regulatory risks. There is a significant risk of delays in obtaining necessary permits and ensuring compliance with stringent standards set by the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Failure to meet these regulatory requirements
Slide 20: Management Team
Management Team Bill Smith Shelly Befumo Ian Douglass Shannon Doyle CEO, Chairman President/COO Senior VP/CCO Business Development Officer Bill Smith has several decades of Shelly Befumo is a corporate finance Ian Douglass has several years of Shannon Doyle is a retired CPA experience building and l
Slide 21: Board of Directors
Board of Directors Bill Smith Robert (Bob) Beatty, Jr. Dale Rasmussen CEO, Chairman Board of Directors Board of Directors Bill Smith has several decades of experience Dale Rasmussen has 30 years of experience Robert (Bob) Beatty has spent more than two building and leading a wide range of in clean t
Slide 22: Your Role in the Vision
Your Role in the Vision $5 Million Seed Round The funds will be utilized to revamp the existing wastewater treatment plant to obtain the necessary permits for accepting brine wastewater from natural gas well owners within a 60-mile radius. The project involves cleaning the clarifier and settling p
Slide 23: Key Insights and Next Steps
Key Insights and Next Steps We are committed to transforming Pennsylvania's environmental With your assistance, we can improve Pennsylvania’s landscape by targeting nearly 10,000 waste coal piles for cleanup, environmental quality by combining technologies that eliminating the production of harmful
Slide 24: Out of Sight, Out of Mind
Out of Sight, Out of Mind Most companies are content to ignore the problems associated with wastewater, waste coal, and other environmental problems. Firepoint Energy aims to tackle these challenges head-on, and has developed a sustainable and profitable solution to address them permanently.
Slide 25: No Solicitation of Funds
• No Solicitation of Funds: No money or other consideration is being solicited, and if sent, will not be accepted. • No Acceptance of Purchase Offers: No offer to buy the securities can be accepted and no part of the purchase price can be received until the offering statement is filed and only throu
Slide 26: Thank You
THANK YOU FIREPOINT ENERGY INC (307) 225-9832 contact@firepoint.energy www.firepoint.energy