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Argentine Biodiesel Market Overview Victor A. Castro – Executive Director ARGENTINE BIOFUELS CHAMBER- CARBIO London, October 2010 BACC – BUSINESS NETWORKING DAY 2010

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Page 1: Argentine Biodiesel Market Overvie · Global production of Biodiesel grew from 900K Mton in 2001 to 15MM Mton in 2009, at an annual growth rate of 42% Supported by governments that

Argentine Biodiesel Market Overview

Victor A. Castro – Executive Director

ARGENTINE BIOFUELS CHAMBER- CARBIO

London, October 2010

BACC – BUSINESS NETWORKING DAY 2010

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CARBIO

Gathers the largest producers and exporters of biodiesel in Argentina

Accounts for 95% of biodiesel production in the country

Sustainability issues are one of the major areas of focus of the group

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Company tpy Technology Location

Ecofuel 240.000 Desmet + Lurgi Santa Fe

Explora 120.000 Local technology Santa Fe

Louis Dreyfus 300.000 Westfalia Santa Fe

Molinos 100.000 Desmet Ballestra Santa Fe

Patagonia Bioen. 250.000 Desmet Ballestra Santa Fe

Renova 480.000 Desmet + Lurgi Santa Fe

UnitecBio 230.000 Desmet + Lurgi Santa Fe

Vicentín 78.000 Local technology Santa Fe

Cargill 240.000 Lurgi Santa Fe

Viluco 200.000 Crown Iron Works S.del Estero

OUR PLANTS:

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Global production of Biodiesel grew from 900K Mton in 2001 to 15MM Mton in 2009, at an annual growth rate of 42%

Supported by governments that seek to increase energetic independence and to reduce carbon emissions, it is estimated that the demand for biodiesel will reach 43MM Mton by 2020, at an annual growth rate of 10%

Europe is leading the production of Biodiesel with a participation of 49.8% of the total world production, followed by the American continent with 32.8 % and Asia Pacific with 12% (in 2009)

The main Biodiesel producer countries are Germany, France, Argentina, and Brazil. These countries together produce 68% of the world biodiesel

Source: www.prlog.org/10587288-global-biodiesel-market-analysis-and-forecasts-to-2020.html

WORLD PRODUCTION OF BIODIESEL

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ARGENTINE MARKET

Argentine biodiesel production will reach almost 2MM Mton in 2010

The government launched a 5% mandatory blend (B5) on the local market in

March 2010, and increased it to B7 in September 2010

Several trials are being conducted by some Institutions in Argentina in order

to adopt bigger blends (B10 to B20)

Argentina will therefore use

at least 34% of its production

capacity to supply

the local market in 2010

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Argentina is the third larger producer and the first world exporter of soybean oil

It exports more than 90% of its soybean oil production (6 MM tpy, avg. for the

last 5 years)

The installed crushing capacity exceeds 50 MM tpy of soybean

It has an important raw material production capacity

The agricultural production is highly efficient and sustainable

Argentina possesses a great availability of suitable lands with agricultural

capacity, which gives the possibility of producing alternative oil crops, such as

Jatropha

Argentina – Ideal country to produce biodiesel

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Installed Capacity Plants Installed Capacity

5 largest plants

COUNTRY Per dayMton

AnnualMM Mton

Number Average per plant (Mton/day)

Average per plant (Mton/day)

ARGENTINA 152.000 50.16 50 3.040 7.900

USA 154.827 51,09 71 2.181 2.350

BRAZIL 143.515 47.36 101 1.421 2.200

CHINA 42.00

ARGENTINE CRUSHING PLANTS ARE THE MOST EFFICIENT IN THE WORLD

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Participation on the global market (%) Position Leader

2005/2008 2007/08 2007/08Soybean - Oil 55.5% 1st ArgentinaSoybean - Meal 46.6% 1st Argentina

Sunflower - Oil 29.7% 1st ArgentinaPeanut - Oil 27.8% 1st ArgentinaPeanut - Beans 22.1% 1st Argentina

Sunflower Meal 27.4% 2nd UkraineMaize 14.6% 2nd USASorghum 10.1% 2nd USASoybean - Beans 14.5% 3rd USA

Argentina is leader in the export of vegetable oils and meals

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ARGENTINE BIODIESEL: GREENHOUSE GAS SAVINGS

Argentine biodiesel production has three distinctive characteristics, that result

in lower greenhouse gas emissions:

REDUCED LOCAL TRANSPORT (from farm to plant)

LOWER BIODIESEL PRODUCTION EMISSIONS

“NO-TILL” FARMING

EU-RED current default value for GHG savings from soy-biodiesel is set at 31%

compared with the emissions from diesel oil

This value has been calculated assuming soybased biodiesel is produced in

Europe from Brazilian soybeans. Therefore, it does not represent Argentine soy-

biodiesel GHG savings

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ARGENTINE BIODIESEL: GREENHOUSE GAS SAVINGS

REDUCED LOCAL TRANSPORT: due to the proximity of the production areas

to the shipping ports on the Parana River

15km

330km

Argentina

Uruguay

Entre Rios

Santa FeCorrientes

RosarioRosarioRosarioRosarioRosarioRosarioRosarioRosarioRosario

San LorenzoSan LorenzoSan LorenzoSan LorenzoSan LorenzoSan LorenzoSan LorenzoSan LorenzoSan Lorenzo

Buenos AiresBuenos AiresBuenos AiresBuenos AiresBuenos AiresBuenos AiresBuenos AiresBuenos AiresBuenos Aires

This reduces transportation costs as

well as greenhouse gas

emissions

Average distance from farm to

plant is 250 Km (156 Mi)

Source: SAGPyA

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ARGENTINE BIODIESEL: GREENHOUSE GAS SAVINGS

LOWER BIODIESEL PRODUCTION EMISSIONS:

Argentine biodiesel plants have lower GHG emissions due to a more efficient

usage of natural gas (compared with

the value used for calculating

RED default value)

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ARGENTINE BIODIESEL: GREENHOUSE GAS SAVINGS

“NO-TILL” FARMING:

• Over 86% of Argentine soybeans is planted using no-till techniques

• No-till involves planting seeds without turning over the soil, using specialist

drilling equipment capable of cutting through carbon-rich crop residues

• No-till techniques, properly applied

under climatic and soil conditions typical

of Argentine soy cultivation areas,

significantly reduce GHG emissions

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Recent studies by INTA, E4Tech and ISCC confirm that Argentine biodiesel

reduces greenhouse gas emissions by at least 56% compared to fossil fuels

ARGENTINE BIODIESEL: GREENHOUSE GAS SAVINGS

1. INTA, 2009. Análisis Comparativo del Consumo Energético y las Emisiones de GEI de la Producción de Biodiesel a base de Soja bajo Manejos de

Siembra Directa y Labranza Convencional Authors: Hilbert J.A; Donato L.B..; Muzio J.; Huerga I

2. ISCC ,2009. Pilot Project . Certification of Biomass and Bioenergy Calculation of GHG Emissions . Additional calculations for the process of oversea

distribution for the Argentinean biodiesel production - Meó Corporate Development GmbH

3. E4Tech, 2009. Assessment of greenhouse gas savings from soya biodiesel

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ARGENTINE BIODIESEL: UPDATE ON CERTIFICATION

• The EU is the main market for Argentine biodiesel

• We must therefore demonstrate full compliance with European legislation

• CARBIO´s Executive Board of Directors took the decision to develop our own Certification Scheme, for biodiesel from soybeans produced in Argentina

• We seek recognition from the EC as a full Voluntary Certification Scheme under RED requirements

• Biodiesel from Argentina is sustainable. We are ready to demonstrate compliance with all sustainability criteria

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Global need to diversify energy sources, plus the decrease in fossil oil

production, and the search for environmental friendly energies, have

promoted the strong growth of the biofuels industry

Argentina offers important competitive advantages to produce

biodiesel, based on the efficiency of its soybean complex

CARBIO's companies operate state-of-the art facilities, with a total

production capacity of 2 MM tpy, and growing

Argentine soybased biodiesel fulfils the most stringent quality,

safety, and environmental standards

FINAL CONSIDERATIONS