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Page 1: Why Corex - Coal Ash and Steel Slag

Sustainable Minerals Manufacturing

Overview

Frank A. Karbarz [email protected]

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Founded in 2011. Corporate Office in Texas.

CoreX’s globally patented process enables coal ash and residual slag fines to be upgraded into more valuable co-products.

CoreX produces PCC and fine aggregates.

PCC is Precipitated Calcium Carbonate: a manufactured mineral with high performance and cost-saving benefits for diverse manufacturers with a $4B global market

Fine aggregate is a component in Portland cement concrete and other construction applications

About Us

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Executive Summary

Precipitated Calcium Carbonate “PCC”

• PCC is the fastest growing component of the functional filler minerals segment

• PCC exhibits superior particle shapes and size distributions when compared to alternatives such as talc, kaolin, titanium dioxide, or ground calcium carbonate

• World PCC market doubled in 10 years to 17 million tons in 2012 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 3.9% though 2019

• Filler grade CaCO3 (both PCC and GCC) > 76 million tons in 2012

• PCC price ranges: $150/ton for pulp/paper - $1,500/ton for pharma

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Pulp Paper – Whiter, brighter, better ink absorptionExtruded Plastics (PVC) – stiffness, strengthInjected Plastics –flowability, fire resistanceAdhesives –viscosityCoatings – pigment base extenderRubber – abrasion resistance, stiffnessWater Treatment – corrosion control, remineralizationPharmaceuticals – mild abrasive, tablet delivery, anti-acidFood – mineral fortification, animal feedAir Emissions – acid rain preventionOil & Gas - well drilling fluid, proppant

Why make PCC?Global Demand for:

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Performance Fillers Overview

PCC market has doubled in volume over 10 years

PCC captures wide performance / value spot between TiO2 and GCC

Paper39%

Plastics18%

Paint7%

Rubber6%

Adhesives/ Sealants

10%

Other 20%

PCC & GCC Applications

Kaolin; 26

GCC; 89

PCC; 19

Talc; 7.2 TiO2; 7.2

Volume (mm tons)

Sources: USGS, Roskill, GIA, CoreX

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• CoreX reduces the $100/ton manufacturing cost to $15/ton

• PCC price ranges: $150/ton for pulp/paper - $1,500/ton for pharma

• PCC is the fastest growing segment of the functional filler market

• PCC has superior particle shapes and size distributions vs. talc, kaolin, titanium dioxide, or ground calcium carbonate

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The Corex Clean Manufacturing ProcessProduces PCC at 80% Lower Cost

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We convert coal ash and slag into useful materialsTwo feedstocks - Coal ash or Steel slag and CO2

Two products - Precipitated Calcium Carbonate (PCC)

- Fine cement aggregate or formed goodsAdvantages for coal ash & slag management

• Low Energy - Ambient Temperature/Pressure• Low Cost - Catalytic• High Throughput• Clean manufacturing processes• Reduce ash & slag inventory• Direct emissions reductions

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Corex Process Highlights

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• Traditional PCC uses a ‘dirty’, energy intensive manufacturing process

MINELimestone

CRUSH HEAT

1700 F

Calcium + CO2

DRY

CoreX eliminates these steps with lower operating cost, proprietary processes, & coal ash and slag clean-up.

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Prevailing PCC Production Process

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Slag and Coal Ash can be very Carbon-Friendly

Limestone supports Steel and Power Production

CoreX separates lime from the ash and/or slag and then adds CO2 to produce PCC

Coal Ash and/or

Steel Slag

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CoreX SSS* Process

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• Ph-swing chemistry• Liquid/solid separation• High throughput, filterless• Rapid, Catalytic reaction• Ambient pressure, temp• Commercial pilot ready• Flexible

• Modular• Scalable• Mobile

* Sequential Separation and Sequestration

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Carbon Dioxide20,000 tons annually

1. Reduce mineral inventory problems2. Sell value to pulp, cement, & plastic factories3. Offer potential to recover residual iron in slag4. Exceed environmental goals

Estimated Direct BenefitsFor a two million ton p.a. Steel Mill

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High-calcium slag200,000 tons annually from converter-typesteel slag

PCC

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Cement/ Aggregate

Metals

CO2Credits

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1. Reduce ash inventory2. Enable marketable product streams3. Potential to create a limestone loop4. Realize low-cost carbon reductions

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Estimated Direct Benefits For a 600 Megawatt Circulating Fluidized Bed Plant

Cement Aggregate

Carbon co-product122,000 tons annually

CO2Credits

Mineral co-product750,000 tons annual top and bottom ash

PCC

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