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Butane Biostimulation Technologies; AquaTane Technology

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Page 1: GBI Remediation Presentation

Global BioSciences, Inc.“ Sustainable technologies for a better environment ”

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Global BioSciences, Inc.

• Environmental consulting, engineering and remediation firms

• Business Partners receive generous margins

• Several levels of partner participation & margin

Technologies Sold Exclusively Through Business Partners:

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Business Partner Program• GBI leases hardware and technology to

Authorized Business Partners (BPs)• BPs add value by providing marketing,

sales, system design, project management, O&M

• GBI provides technical support• In addition to margins BPs project

referrals resulting from GBI marketing• The number of BPs and current discounts

will be limited

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Pricing Alternatives• Panels provided exclusively on a

lease basis• BPs provide air compressors,

butane, nitrogen, Aquatane components, piping and installation

• Technology lease fees• Monthly, fixed-fee or Pay-for-

Performance pricing available

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Pilot Tests

• Site-specific Pilot Tests recommended

• GBI support provided• No technology lease fees for

pilot tests or bench scale studies

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Patents

22 U.S. patentsMany international patents*

*Remediation patents in Europe, Eurasia, Mexico, Brazil, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Japan.

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Global BioSciences (GBI) Technologies for:

• Soil and groundwater remediation• Wastewater treatment• Odor Control• Plant growth, nitrogen fixation• Metal Recovery

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GBI Remediation TechnologiesButane Biostimulation (BBT)

– Butane Biosparging– Butane Bioventing– Butane Biopiles

AquaTane– Low molecular weight hydrocarbon

substrate designed for aerobic treatment

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GBI Remediation Technologies

• Easy to implement• Low cost

– Up to 60% less than alternatives• Field proven• No residual impacts

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Butane Biostimulation TechnologiesTreats many types of contaminants

– Petroleum products(aromatics and PAHs)

– Chlorinated solvents– PCBs– 1,4 - dioxane– Others

Effective in soil and ground water

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WhyButane?• Butane gas provides a sustainable carbon source to stimulate

the growth of indigenous microbial communities

• Many forms of bacteria exhibit accelerated growth under butane stimulation

• Butane-grown bacteria also produce enzymes that rapidly degrade toxic chemicals

• Butane is the heaviest and most soluble of the alkane gases(propane, methane) – important for bioavailability

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WhyButane?• As a gas, butane disperses and diffuses rapidly and broadly

in the subsurface – large radius of influence

• Gaseous nature makes butane uniquely suited to remediation in low-permeability environments

• Contaminated soil in the unsaturated zone and capillary fringe also treated

• Easily adaptable to biopiles

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WhyButane?• Butane-utilizing bacteria have been shown to fix nitrogen -

able to produce their own nutrients

• Ability to treat contaminants in either aerobic or anaerobicenvironments

• Simple infrastructure – easy to switch rapidly from aerobic to anaerobic conditions at most sites

• Degradation of CVOC daughter products occurs simultaneously

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BBT Currently Accepted* by......US EPA

Massachusetts - DEPFlorida - DEP

Maryland - MDEPennsylvania - DEP

Iowa - DNRCETESB – Brazil

* never rejected

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CH3-CH2-CH2-CH3 (Butane)

CH3-CH2-CH2-CH2-OH (1-Butanol)

CH3CH2CH2CH=O (Butyraldehyde)

CH3CH2CH2COO- (Butyrate)

Further Metabolized

Butane Breakdown Products

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TCA/TCE Degradation Pathway UsingButane Remediation

Chlorinated Ethenes (TCE Epoxidation)

CHCl=CCl2 + H2O = CHClOCCl2 + 2H+ + 2e-

Chlorinated Ethanes (1,1,1-TCA Hydroxylation)

CH3CCl3 (TCA) + H2O = CH3CCl2OH +2H+ + 2e-

Final products CO2, H2O, and chloride ions

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MTBE Degradation Pathway UsingButane Remediation

• MTBE = (CH3)3COCH3 / C5H12O

• Enzymes accelerate C5H12O Demethylation

• MTBE degraded to form tert-butyl alcohol (TBA) and formaldehyde

• These species quickly decompose into H2O and CO2

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Butane Safety• Non-Toxic – Used in food processing

• Safe, UL engineered panel

• Concentrations generated in the subsurface with the butane injector are less than 0.01% of the LEL for butane in air

• Excess butane in soil/groundwater decomposes into CO2, H2O, and other inert species in 2-3 days

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Injection Hardware is Simple, SafeAnd Code Compliant

Skid built into shed to provide comfortable work space for on-site workers

Single injection panel (6-14 wells) covers ~ 1-2 acre area

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Butane Injection System

• Modular panel cost effective at larger Sites

• Controlled & monitored remotely via Internet, cellular or radio communication

• Turn Key (shipped via UPS)

• Rugged & compact

New Model Butane Injection System

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Delivery System Flow Diagram

Note: Activated carbon has been removed from process stream – large cost savings to client

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Comparative Rating of Remediation Technologies (USEPA)

AvYesNoYesNoYesCan Remediate Fuels

AvYesAvNoAvYesCan Remediate Halogenated SVOCs

AvYesAvNoNoYesCan Remediate Nonhalogenated SVOCs

AvYesAvYesAvYesCan Remediate Halogenated VOCs

AvYesYesYesAvYesCan Remediate Nonhalogenated VOCs

NAYesYesAvYesYesSystem is Highly Reliable / Easy to Maintain

YesNoYesYesNoYesAvoids Harsh Treatments

NoNoYesYesYesYesMinimal Site Disturbance

NoNoNoNoNoYesCan Treat Soil and Groundwater

NoYesYesYesAvYesFast Cleanup Time

NANoNoNoNoYesLow O&M Cost

NoNoYesYesAvYesLow Capital Cost

Excavation / Disposal

Thermal Treatment

Air Sparging

Soil Vapor Extraction

Chemical Oxidation

Butane Biosparging™ &

Butane Bioventing™

Rating Codes:Av – Average; NA – Not applicable

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• Chlorinated Solvents

• MTBE

• Petroleum Hydrocarbons

Case Studies

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Butane Biostimulation of TCA/TCEPilot Test

Project in Sioux City, Iowa for General Motors Corporation

ParameterMW-1 MW-2

0 6-months 0 6-months

1,1,1-TCA 8,320 49 7,160 6.0

1,1-DCA 17,400 460 5,170 16.6

1,1-DCE 1,800 49 1,400 0.8

cis 1,2-DCE 22,500 2,230 5,720 32.6

TCE 5,320 70 1,400 6.5

Inside treatment zone

ParameterMW-7

0 6-months

1,1,1-TCA 0 0

1,1-DCA 1,130 1,160

1,1-DCE 40 50

cis 1,2-DCE 240 230

TCE 19 19

Outside treatment zone

All concentrations in µg/L

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Butane Biostimulation of Chlorinated

Solvents

São Paulo, Brazil

CHEMICALS OF CONCERN1,1-dichloroethane1,1-dichloroethene1,1,1-trichloroethane1,2-dichloroethanebenzenecarbon tetrachloridechloroformcis-1,2-dichloroethene

Tetrachloroethene (PCE)toluenetrans-1,2-dichloroetheneTrichloroethene (TCE)vinyl chloride

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Brazil Pilot Test Data

CVOCs – Aerobic Degradation

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Carbon tetrachloride

Total CT (DaughterProducts)Tetracloroethene

Total PCE (DaughterProducts)Expon. (Carbontetrachloride)

Expon. (Total CT(Daughter Products))Expon. (Tetracloroethene)

Expon. (Total PCE(Daughter Products))Expon. (Total Mass ofVOCs )

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Brazil Pilot Test Data

CVOCs – Aerobic Degradation

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Total CT (DaughterProducts)Tetracloroethene

Total PCE (DaughterProducts)Expon. (Carbontetrachloride)

Expon. (Total CT(Daughter Products))Expon. (Tetracloroethene)

Expon. (Total PCE(Daughter Products))Expon. (Total Mass ofVOCs )

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Brazil Pilot Test Data

CVOCs – Anaerobic Degradation

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Carbon Tetrachloride

Total CT(Daughter Products)

Tetracloroethene

Total PCE(Daughter Products)

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Expon. (Total CT(Daughter Products))

Expon. (Tetracloroethene)

Expon. (Total PCE(Daughter Products))

Expon. (Total VOC Mass)

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Brazil Pilot Test Data

CVOCs – Anaerobic Degradation

MW-G208

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Total PCE(Daughter Products)Expon. (CarbonTetrachloride)Expon. (Total CT(Daughter Products))Expon. (Total PCE(Daughter Products))Expon. (Tetracloroethene)

Expon. (Total VOC Mass)

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Butane Biostimulation of CVOCs

Brasil – Full Scale

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Butane Biostimulation of CVOCs

Brasil – Full Scale

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Sunoco Gasoline Station in Canton, MA (Closed)

Time Period Start-up +11 MonthsParameters

(ug/L) MW-3 MW-3Methyl tert-butyl ether (MBTE) 370 52Benzene 850 <5.0Toluene 830 <5.0Ethylbenzene 380 <5.0Xylenes 2,000 <5.0Naphthalene 110 <10C5-C8 Aliphatic Hydrocarbons 1,900 <50C9-C12 Aliphatic Hydrocarbons 660 <50C9-C10 Aromatic Hydrocarbons 1,700 <50

Site closed after one year of post-remedial monitoring

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Former Union 76 Gasoline Station in Tallahassee,

Florida

Time Period Start-up +6 Months

Parameters

(ug/L) MW-7 MW-7Methyl tert-butyl ether (MBTE) 38 2.4

Benzene 1,900 1.6Toluene 1,400 0.60

Ethylbenzene 900 0.51Xylenes 4,000 1.20Napthalene 49 0.097

System start-up date 03/4/2007

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Sunoco Gasoline Station in Waltham, MA (Closed)

Time Period Start-up + 4 monthsParametersVPH (ug/L) MW-4 MW-4

Methyl tert-butyl ether (MBTE) 31,800 2,330Benzene 2,010 403Toluene 87.2 <5.0Ethylbenzene 867 76Xylenes 853.8 18Naphthalene 229 <20C5-C8 Aliphatic Hydrocarbons <2,000 557C9-C12 Aliphatic Hydrocarbons <750 906C9-C10 Aromatic Hydrocarbons 5,770 1,130

Site closed after six months of post-remedial monitoring

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• Simple, rapid, effective for a wide variety of environmental pollutants

• Degradation of CVOCs simultaneous

• Cost-effective and readily adaptable to large or small clean-ups

• No soil excavation or disposal necessary (very minimal surface disruption)

• Subsurface bacterial populations return to background levels after process is stopped

Butane Biostimulation Summary

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Aquatane• A site-specific enhancement of

aerobic microorganisms• Liquid delivery system• Low molecular weight hydrocarbon

substrate• Hydrogen peroxide oxygen source• Nutrients may be added• May degrade free product

– Likely through re-solubilization

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AquataneTreats many types of contaminants

– Petroleum products(aromatics and PAHs)

– Chlorinated solvents– Others

Effective in soil and ground water

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Aquatane

• Can be mixed on site• Simple infrastructure• Low cost• Approved in Indiana, Tennessee,

Texas and Pennsylvania

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AquataneDegradation of Chlorinated Solvents in Ground Water

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Aquatane

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Aquatane

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Aquatane Injection

REMOTE SITE: SURFACE BIOSTIMULATION INJECTION

DOWN-HOLE INJECTION FOR WELL WITH LIMITED SURFACE

ACCESS

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Aquatane

Bio-stimulant

Addition to Injection

Wells

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AquataneDripper System

- Gravity Flow

- Needle valves

allow large range

of flow control

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• Effective for a wide variety of environmental contaminants

• Degradation of CVOCs simultaneous

• Continuous injection of biostimulant optimal

• Free product may be degraded

• Simple infrastructure

• Low cost

Aquatane Biostimulation Summary

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Global BioSciences, Inc.

Questions?

Additional technical information available on our website at:

http://www.globalbiosciences.com