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Page 1: Presentations (60 minutes) John Perkins (DSM ......John Perkins Principal Scientist December 11, 2013 Bright Science at DSM: Development of a Commercial Lignocellulosic Biomass-to-Ethanol

Schedule

Presentations (60 minutes)

John Perkins (DSM) ndash Lignocellulose biomass to ethanol

Michael Leavell (Amyris) ndash HTS and omics platform

Jean-Paul Leonetti (Deinove SA) ndash Deinococcus-based technology

Hans van der Pol (CorbionPurac) ndash Bio-based products portfolio

Panel Discussion (30 minutes)

John Perkins

Principal Scientist

December 11 2013

Bright Science at DSM Development of a Commercial Lignocellulosic Biomass-to-Ethanol Process

BIO Pacific Rim Summit

San Diego CA copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Safe harbor statement

This presentation may contain forward-looking statements with respect to DSMrsquos

future (financial) performance and position Such statements are based on current

expectations estimates and projections of DSM and information currently available to

the company DSM cautions readers that such statements involve certain risks and

uncertainties that are difficult to predict and therefore it should be understood that

many factors can cause actual performance and position to differ materially from

these statements DSM has no obligation to update the statements contained in this

presentation unless required by law

The English language version of this document is leading

A more comprehensive discussion of the risk factors affecting DSMrsquos business can be

found in the companyrsquos latest Annual Report which can be found on the companys

corporate website wwwdsmcom

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

DSM ndash the Life Sciences and Material Sciences Company

bull Global science-based company active in health nutrition and materials

bull 23500 employees deliver annual net sales of over euro9 billion

bull 10 Workforce in RampD with budget of euro490 million

bull No 1 or 2 in Dow Jones Sustainability Index from 2004 to 2013

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

bull Yeast

bull Ethanol

bull Yeast extracts

bull Vitamins

bull Penicillin

bull Enzymes

bull Citric acid

bull New feedstocks

bull Newimproved biomass

conversion technologies

bull New platform chemicals

bull New biomaterials

bull New biofuels

bull Recombinant enzymes (eg Chymosin)

bull Metabolic engineering (eg Vitamin B2Cephalexin)

bull Biocatalysis (eg Pharma intermediates)

bull Cell culture (eg PerC6TM cell line)

DSMrsquos Biotechnology Platform Centuries of continuous innovations

INDUSTRIAL BIOTECH (21st century)

CLASSICAL BIOTECH

(19th century)

MODERN BIOTECH (20th century)

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Supported by the

European Seventh

Framework Programme

RampD Piloting

Thermostable cellulase mix discovered

Costs reduced by factor of 17

Efficient C5 yeast conversion enabled

Performance of yeast

and enzymes confirmed

DSM Breakthrough in Yeast amp Enzyme Technology (2008-2012)

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

DSM C5 Yeast Strain Performance Proven at Industrial Scale

Biomass

Pretreatment Enzymes

Yeast

Interdependent CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

Next Breakthrough in Lowest Cost Ethanol Package Requires Integrated View

EtOH

Cost

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved Synergy

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

Pitch 1 gL NREL dilute acid amp enzymatically

hydrolyzed corn stover 17 dw 5 gL Hac pH 50

bullYield on ethanol produced from

total sugars (C5 amp C6) increased by

8 bullIncreased xylose consumption

Yield

77

Yield

85

Strain I Strain II

A B

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

C5 Yeast Strains With Improved Robustness Feedstock with high inhibitor concentration

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Increasing yield by reducing by-product formation and conversion of inhibitors

bull no glycerol production

bull reduction of inhibitory HAc

bull increased ethanol yield (HAc to ethanol)

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

bull gpd1 gpd2

bull AAcDH OE

bull GLY DHAP + NADH

DSM has an exclusive license to this technology

Pathway Optimization

All 1280 pathways were assembled from the separate cassettes

10

28 separate

cassettes

Completed

pathways in

MTP format

bull Transformation host strain

bull Colony picking

bull Screening in liquid media

bull NMR analysis

bull Statistics

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

Glycerolacetic acid technology

11

Benefits in relation to enzyme cost

Enzyme Cost Contribution does not take into account additional cost for procurement of glycerol

RN1016

Next

strain

Glycerol KO+

acetic acid

External

Glycerol

addition

RN1016

Next

strain

Glycerol KO+

acetic acid

External glycerol

addition

Up to 28 cost

reduction

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Optimized Thermostable Enzyme Cocktail

Enzymes

Yeast

CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Enzyme Cost Reduction

Cost of Enzyme $gallon Ethanol

4Q08 2Q09 4Q09 2Q10 4Q10 2Q11 2Q13

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

int int

Biomass

Pretreatment Enzymes

Yeast

Interdependent CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

Summary

EtOH

Cost

2012 2008 2012 Future

$413

lt $ 3

POET Pilot Plant

POET Pilot Plant

Cellulosic bio-ethanol Corn bio-ethanol

We continue to innovate

together with our partners

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Thank you

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Back-up Slides

Our vision From land to fossils and ldquobackrdquo to land

9 billion

people

1 billion

people

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

1000 3000 2000

Oil c

onsu

mpti

on

Living off the land Living off the land

A brief

moment

in history

Page 2: Presentations (60 minutes) John Perkins (DSM ......John Perkins Principal Scientist December 11, 2013 Bright Science at DSM: Development of a Commercial Lignocellulosic Biomass-to-Ethanol

John Perkins

Principal Scientist

December 11 2013

Bright Science at DSM Development of a Commercial Lignocellulosic Biomass-to-Ethanol Process

BIO Pacific Rim Summit

San Diego CA copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Safe harbor statement

This presentation may contain forward-looking statements with respect to DSMrsquos

future (financial) performance and position Such statements are based on current

expectations estimates and projections of DSM and information currently available to

the company DSM cautions readers that such statements involve certain risks and

uncertainties that are difficult to predict and therefore it should be understood that

many factors can cause actual performance and position to differ materially from

these statements DSM has no obligation to update the statements contained in this

presentation unless required by law

The English language version of this document is leading

A more comprehensive discussion of the risk factors affecting DSMrsquos business can be

found in the companyrsquos latest Annual Report which can be found on the companys

corporate website wwwdsmcom

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

DSM ndash the Life Sciences and Material Sciences Company

bull Global science-based company active in health nutrition and materials

bull 23500 employees deliver annual net sales of over euro9 billion

bull 10 Workforce in RampD with budget of euro490 million

bull No 1 or 2 in Dow Jones Sustainability Index from 2004 to 2013

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

bull Yeast

bull Ethanol

bull Yeast extracts

bull Vitamins

bull Penicillin

bull Enzymes

bull Citric acid

bull New feedstocks

bull Newimproved biomass

conversion technologies

bull New platform chemicals

bull New biomaterials

bull New biofuels

bull Recombinant enzymes (eg Chymosin)

bull Metabolic engineering (eg Vitamin B2Cephalexin)

bull Biocatalysis (eg Pharma intermediates)

bull Cell culture (eg PerC6TM cell line)

DSMrsquos Biotechnology Platform Centuries of continuous innovations

INDUSTRIAL BIOTECH (21st century)

CLASSICAL BIOTECH

(19th century)

MODERN BIOTECH (20th century)

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Supported by the

European Seventh

Framework Programme

RampD Piloting

Thermostable cellulase mix discovered

Costs reduced by factor of 17

Efficient C5 yeast conversion enabled

Performance of yeast

and enzymes confirmed

DSM Breakthrough in Yeast amp Enzyme Technology (2008-2012)

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

DSM C5 Yeast Strain Performance Proven at Industrial Scale

Biomass

Pretreatment Enzymes

Yeast

Interdependent CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

Next Breakthrough in Lowest Cost Ethanol Package Requires Integrated View

EtOH

Cost

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved Synergy

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

Pitch 1 gL NREL dilute acid amp enzymatically

hydrolyzed corn stover 17 dw 5 gL Hac pH 50

bullYield on ethanol produced from

total sugars (C5 amp C6) increased by

8 bullIncreased xylose consumption

Yield

77

Yield

85

Strain I Strain II

A B

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

C5 Yeast Strains With Improved Robustness Feedstock with high inhibitor concentration

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Increasing yield by reducing by-product formation and conversion of inhibitors

bull no glycerol production

bull reduction of inhibitory HAc

bull increased ethanol yield (HAc to ethanol)

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

bull gpd1 gpd2

bull AAcDH OE

bull GLY DHAP + NADH

DSM has an exclusive license to this technology

Pathway Optimization

All 1280 pathways were assembled from the separate cassettes

10

28 separate

cassettes

Completed

pathways in

MTP format

bull Transformation host strain

bull Colony picking

bull Screening in liquid media

bull NMR analysis

bull Statistics

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

Glycerolacetic acid technology

11

Benefits in relation to enzyme cost

Enzyme Cost Contribution does not take into account additional cost for procurement of glycerol

RN1016

Next

strain

Glycerol KO+

acetic acid

External

Glycerol

addition

RN1016

Next

strain

Glycerol KO+

acetic acid

External glycerol

addition

Up to 28 cost

reduction

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Optimized Thermostable Enzyme Cocktail

Enzymes

Yeast

CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Enzyme Cost Reduction

Cost of Enzyme $gallon Ethanol

4Q08 2Q09 4Q09 2Q10 4Q10 2Q11 2Q13

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

int int

Biomass

Pretreatment Enzymes

Yeast

Interdependent CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

Summary

EtOH

Cost

2012 2008 2012 Future

$413

lt $ 3

POET Pilot Plant

POET Pilot Plant

Cellulosic bio-ethanol Corn bio-ethanol

We continue to innovate

together with our partners

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Thank you

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Back-up Slides

Our vision From land to fossils and ldquobackrdquo to land

9 billion

people

1 billion

people

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

1000 3000 2000

Oil c

onsu

mpti

on

Living off the land Living off the land

A brief

moment

in history

Page 3: Presentations (60 minutes) John Perkins (DSM ......John Perkins Principal Scientist December 11, 2013 Bright Science at DSM: Development of a Commercial Lignocellulosic Biomass-to-Ethanol

Safe harbor statement

This presentation may contain forward-looking statements with respect to DSMrsquos

future (financial) performance and position Such statements are based on current

expectations estimates and projections of DSM and information currently available to

the company DSM cautions readers that such statements involve certain risks and

uncertainties that are difficult to predict and therefore it should be understood that

many factors can cause actual performance and position to differ materially from

these statements DSM has no obligation to update the statements contained in this

presentation unless required by law

The English language version of this document is leading

A more comprehensive discussion of the risk factors affecting DSMrsquos business can be

found in the companyrsquos latest Annual Report which can be found on the companys

corporate website wwwdsmcom

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

DSM ndash the Life Sciences and Material Sciences Company

bull Global science-based company active in health nutrition and materials

bull 23500 employees deliver annual net sales of over euro9 billion

bull 10 Workforce in RampD with budget of euro490 million

bull No 1 or 2 in Dow Jones Sustainability Index from 2004 to 2013

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

bull Yeast

bull Ethanol

bull Yeast extracts

bull Vitamins

bull Penicillin

bull Enzymes

bull Citric acid

bull New feedstocks

bull Newimproved biomass

conversion technologies

bull New platform chemicals

bull New biomaterials

bull New biofuels

bull Recombinant enzymes (eg Chymosin)

bull Metabolic engineering (eg Vitamin B2Cephalexin)

bull Biocatalysis (eg Pharma intermediates)

bull Cell culture (eg PerC6TM cell line)

DSMrsquos Biotechnology Platform Centuries of continuous innovations

INDUSTRIAL BIOTECH (21st century)

CLASSICAL BIOTECH

(19th century)

MODERN BIOTECH (20th century)

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Supported by the

European Seventh

Framework Programme

RampD Piloting

Thermostable cellulase mix discovered

Costs reduced by factor of 17

Efficient C5 yeast conversion enabled

Performance of yeast

and enzymes confirmed

DSM Breakthrough in Yeast amp Enzyme Technology (2008-2012)

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

DSM C5 Yeast Strain Performance Proven at Industrial Scale

Biomass

Pretreatment Enzymes

Yeast

Interdependent CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

Next Breakthrough in Lowest Cost Ethanol Package Requires Integrated View

EtOH

Cost

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved Synergy

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

Pitch 1 gL NREL dilute acid amp enzymatically

hydrolyzed corn stover 17 dw 5 gL Hac pH 50

bullYield on ethanol produced from

total sugars (C5 amp C6) increased by

8 bullIncreased xylose consumption

Yield

77

Yield

85

Strain I Strain II

A B

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

C5 Yeast Strains With Improved Robustness Feedstock with high inhibitor concentration

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Increasing yield by reducing by-product formation and conversion of inhibitors

bull no glycerol production

bull reduction of inhibitory HAc

bull increased ethanol yield (HAc to ethanol)

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

bull gpd1 gpd2

bull AAcDH OE

bull GLY DHAP + NADH

DSM has an exclusive license to this technology

Pathway Optimization

All 1280 pathways were assembled from the separate cassettes

10

28 separate

cassettes

Completed

pathways in

MTP format

bull Transformation host strain

bull Colony picking

bull Screening in liquid media

bull NMR analysis

bull Statistics

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

Glycerolacetic acid technology

11

Benefits in relation to enzyme cost

Enzyme Cost Contribution does not take into account additional cost for procurement of glycerol

RN1016

Next

strain

Glycerol KO+

acetic acid

External

Glycerol

addition

RN1016

Next

strain

Glycerol KO+

acetic acid

External glycerol

addition

Up to 28 cost

reduction

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Optimized Thermostable Enzyme Cocktail

Enzymes

Yeast

CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Enzyme Cost Reduction

Cost of Enzyme $gallon Ethanol

4Q08 2Q09 4Q09 2Q10 4Q10 2Q11 2Q13

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

int int

Biomass

Pretreatment Enzymes

Yeast

Interdependent CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

Summary

EtOH

Cost

2012 2008 2012 Future

$413

lt $ 3

POET Pilot Plant

POET Pilot Plant

Cellulosic bio-ethanol Corn bio-ethanol

We continue to innovate

together with our partners

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Thank you

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Back-up Slides

Our vision From land to fossils and ldquobackrdquo to land

9 billion

people

1 billion

people

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

1000 3000 2000

Oil c

onsu

mpti

on

Living off the land Living off the land

A brief

moment

in history

Page 4: Presentations (60 minutes) John Perkins (DSM ......John Perkins Principal Scientist December 11, 2013 Bright Science at DSM: Development of a Commercial Lignocellulosic Biomass-to-Ethanol

DSM ndash the Life Sciences and Material Sciences Company

bull Global science-based company active in health nutrition and materials

bull 23500 employees deliver annual net sales of over euro9 billion

bull 10 Workforce in RampD with budget of euro490 million

bull No 1 or 2 in Dow Jones Sustainability Index from 2004 to 2013

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

bull Yeast

bull Ethanol

bull Yeast extracts

bull Vitamins

bull Penicillin

bull Enzymes

bull Citric acid

bull New feedstocks

bull Newimproved biomass

conversion technologies

bull New platform chemicals

bull New biomaterials

bull New biofuels

bull Recombinant enzymes (eg Chymosin)

bull Metabolic engineering (eg Vitamin B2Cephalexin)

bull Biocatalysis (eg Pharma intermediates)

bull Cell culture (eg PerC6TM cell line)

DSMrsquos Biotechnology Platform Centuries of continuous innovations

INDUSTRIAL BIOTECH (21st century)

CLASSICAL BIOTECH

(19th century)

MODERN BIOTECH (20th century)

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Supported by the

European Seventh

Framework Programme

RampD Piloting

Thermostable cellulase mix discovered

Costs reduced by factor of 17

Efficient C5 yeast conversion enabled

Performance of yeast

and enzymes confirmed

DSM Breakthrough in Yeast amp Enzyme Technology (2008-2012)

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

DSM C5 Yeast Strain Performance Proven at Industrial Scale

Biomass

Pretreatment Enzymes

Yeast

Interdependent CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

Next Breakthrough in Lowest Cost Ethanol Package Requires Integrated View

EtOH

Cost

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved Synergy

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

Pitch 1 gL NREL dilute acid amp enzymatically

hydrolyzed corn stover 17 dw 5 gL Hac pH 50

bullYield on ethanol produced from

total sugars (C5 amp C6) increased by

8 bullIncreased xylose consumption

Yield

77

Yield

85

Strain I Strain II

A B

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

C5 Yeast Strains With Improved Robustness Feedstock with high inhibitor concentration

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Increasing yield by reducing by-product formation and conversion of inhibitors

bull no glycerol production

bull reduction of inhibitory HAc

bull increased ethanol yield (HAc to ethanol)

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

bull gpd1 gpd2

bull AAcDH OE

bull GLY DHAP + NADH

DSM has an exclusive license to this technology

Pathway Optimization

All 1280 pathways were assembled from the separate cassettes

10

28 separate

cassettes

Completed

pathways in

MTP format

bull Transformation host strain

bull Colony picking

bull Screening in liquid media

bull NMR analysis

bull Statistics

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

Glycerolacetic acid technology

11

Benefits in relation to enzyme cost

Enzyme Cost Contribution does not take into account additional cost for procurement of glycerol

RN1016

Next

strain

Glycerol KO+

acetic acid

External

Glycerol

addition

RN1016

Next

strain

Glycerol KO+

acetic acid

External glycerol

addition

Up to 28 cost

reduction

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Optimized Thermostable Enzyme Cocktail

Enzymes

Yeast

CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Enzyme Cost Reduction

Cost of Enzyme $gallon Ethanol

4Q08 2Q09 4Q09 2Q10 4Q10 2Q11 2Q13

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

int int

Biomass

Pretreatment Enzymes

Yeast

Interdependent CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

Summary

EtOH

Cost

2012 2008 2012 Future

$413

lt $ 3

POET Pilot Plant

POET Pilot Plant

Cellulosic bio-ethanol Corn bio-ethanol

We continue to innovate

together with our partners

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Thank you

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Back-up Slides

Our vision From land to fossils and ldquobackrdquo to land

9 billion

people

1 billion

people

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

1000 3000 2000

Oil c

onsu

mpti

on

Living off the land Living off the land

A brief

moment

in history

Page 5: Presentations (60 minutes) John Perkins (DSM ......John Perkins Principal Scientist December 11, 2013 Bright Science at DSM: Development of a Commercial Lignocellulosic Biomass-to-Ethanol

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

bull Yeast

bull Ethanol

bull Yeast extracts

bull Vitamins

bull Penicillin

bull Enzymes

bull Citric acid

bull New feedstocks

bull Newimproved biomass

conversion technologies

bull New platform chemicals

bull New biomaterials

bull New biofuels

bull Recombinant enzymes (eg Chymosin)

bull Metabolic engineering (eg Vitamin B2Cephalexin)

bull Biocatalysis (eg Pharma intermediates)

bull Cell culture (eg PerC6TM cell line)

DSMrsquos Biotechnology Platform Centuries of continuous innovations

INDUSTRIAL BIOTECH (21st century)

CLASSICAL BIOTECH

(19th century)

MODERN BIOTECH (20th century)

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Supported by the

European Seventh

Framework Programme

RampD Piloting

Thermostable cellulase mix discovered

Costs reduced by factor of 17

Efficient C5 yeast conversion enabled

Performance of yeast

and enzymes confirmed

DSM Breakthrough in Yeast amp Enzyme Technology (2008-2012)

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

DSM C5 Yeast Strain Performance Proven at Industrial Scale

Biomass

Pretreatment Enzymes

Yeast

Interdependent CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

Next Breakthrough in Lowest Cost Ethanol Package Requires Integrated View

EtOH

Cost

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved Synergy

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

Pitch 1 gL NREL dilute acid amp enzymatically

hydrolyzed corn stover 17 dw 5 gL Hac pH 50

bullYield on ethanol produced from

total sugars (C5 amp C6) increased by

8 bullIncreased xylose consumption

Yield

77

Yield

85

Strain I Strain II

A B

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

C5 Yeast Strains With Improved Robustness Feedstock with high inhibitor concentration

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Increasing yield by reducing by-product formation and conversion of inhibitors

bull no glycerol production

bull reduction of inhibitory HAc

bull increased ethanol yield (HAc to ethanol)

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

bull gpd1 gpd2

bull AAcDH OE

bull GLY DHAP + NADH

DSM has an exclusive license to this technology

Pathway Optimization

All 1280 pathways were assembled from the separate cassettes

10

28 separate

cassettes

Completed

pathways in

MTP format

bull Transformation host strain

bull Colony picking

bull Screening in liquid media

bull NMR analysis

bull Statistics

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

Glycerolacetic acid technology

11

Benefits in relation to enzyme cost

Enzyme Cost Contribution does not take into account additional cost for procurement of glycerol

RN1016

Next

strain

Glycerol KO+

acetic acid

External

Glycerol

addition

RN1016

Next

strain

Glycerol KO+

acetic acid

External glycerol

addition

Up to 28 cost

reduction

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Optimized Thermostable Enzyme Cocktail

Enzymes

Yeast

CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Enzyme Cost Reduction

Cost of Enzyme $gallon Ethanol

4Q08 2Q09 4Q09 2Q10 4Q10 2Q11 2Q13

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

int int

Biomass

Pretreatment Enzymes

Yeast

Interdependent CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

Summary

EtOH

Cost

2012 2008 2012 Future

$413

lt $ 3

POET Pilot Plant

POET Pilot Plant

Cellulosic bio-ethanol Corn bio-ethanol

We continue to innovate

together with our partners

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Thank you

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Back-up Slides

Our vision From land to fossils and ldquobackrdquo to land

9 billion

people

1 billion

people

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

1000 3000 2000

Oil c

onsu

mpti

on

Living off the land Living off the land

A brief

moment

in history

Page 6: Presentations (60 minutes) John Perkins (DSM ......John Perkins Principal Scientist December 11, 2013 Bright Science at DSM: Development of a Commercial Lignocellulosic Biomass-to-Ethanol

Supported by the

European Seventh

Framework Programme

RampD Piloting

Thermostable cellulase mix discovered

Costs reduced by factor of 17

Efficient C5 yeast conversion enabled

Performance of yeast

and enzymes confirmed

DSM Breakthrough in Yeast amp Enzyme Technology (2008-2012)

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

DSM C5 Yeast Strain Performance Proven at Industrial Scale

Biomass

Pretreatment Enzymes

Yeast

Interdependent CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

Next Breakthrough in Lowest Cost Ethanol Package Requires Integrated View

EtOH

Cost

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved Synergy

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

Pitch 1 gL NREL dilute acid amp enzymatically

hydrolyzed corn stover 17 dw 5 gL Hac pH 50

bullYield on ethanol produced from

total sugars (C5 amp C6) increased by

8 bullIncreased xylose consumption

Yield

77

Yield

85

Strain I Strain II

A B

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

C5 Yeast Strains With Improved Robustness Feedstock with high inhibitor concentration

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Increasing yield by reducing by-product formation and conversion of inhibitors

bull no glycerol production

bull reduction of inhibitory HAc

bull increased ethanol yield (HAc to ethanol)

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

bull gpd1 gpd2

bull AAcDH OE

bull GLY DHAP + NADH

DSM has an exclusive license to this technology

Pathway Optimization

All 1280 pathways were assembled from the separate cassettes

10

28 separate

cassettes

Completed

pathways in

MTP format

bull Transformation host strain

bull Colony picking

bull Screening in liquid media

bull NMR analysis

bull Statistics

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

Glycerolacetic acid technology

11

Benefits in relation to enzyme cost

Enzyme Cost Contribution does not take into account additional cost for procurement of glycerol

RN1016

Next

strain

Glycerol KO+

acetic acid

External

Glycerol

addition

RN1016

Next

strain

Glycerol KO+

acetic acid

External glycerol

addition

Up to 28 cost

reduction

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Optimized Thermostable Enzyme Cocktail

Enzymes

Yeast

CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Enzyme Cost Reduction

Cost of Enzyme $gallon Ethanol

4Q08 2Q09 4Q09 2Q10 4Q10 2Q11 2Q13

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

int int

Biomass

Pretreatment Enzymes

Yeast

Interdependent CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

Summary

EtOH

Cost

2012 2008 2012 Future

$413

lt $ 3

POET Pilot Plant

POET Pilot Plant

Cellulosic bio-ethanol Corn bio-ethanol

We continue to innovate

together with our partners

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Thank you

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Back-up Slides

Our vision From land to fossils and ldquobackrdquo to land

9 billion

people

1 billion

people

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

1000 3000 2000

Oil c

onsu

mpti

on

Living off the land Living off the land

A brief

moment

in history

Page 7: Presentations (60 minutes) John Perkins (DSM ......John Perkins Principal Scientist December 11, 2013 Bright Science at DSM: Development of a Commercial Lignocellulosic Biomass-to-Ethanol

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

DSM C5 Yeast Strain Performance Proven at Industrial Scale

Biomass

Pretreatment Enzymes

Yeast

Interdependent CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

Next Breakthrough in Lowest Cost Ethanol Package Requires Integrated View

EtOH

Cost

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved Synergy

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

Pitch 1 gL NREL dilute acid amp enzymatically

hydrolyzed corn stover 17 dw 5 gL Hac pH 50

bullYield on ethanol produced from

total sugars (C5 amp C6) increased by

8 bullIncreased xylose consumption

Yield

77

Yield

85

Strain I Strain II

A B

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

C5 Yeast Strains With Improved Robustness Feedstock with high inhibitor concentration

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Increasing yield by reducing by-product formation and conversion of inhibitors

bull no glycerol production

bull reduction of inhibitory HAc

bull increased ethanol yield (HAc to ethanol)

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

bull gpd1 gpd2

bull AAcDH OE

bull GLY DHAP + NADH

DSM has an exclusive license to this technology

Pathway Optimization

All 1280 pathways were assembled from the separate cassettes

10

28 separate

cassettes

Completed

pathways in

MTP format

bull Transformation host strain

bull Colony picking

bull Screening in liquid media

bull NMR analysis

bull Statistics

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

Glycerolacetic acid technology

11

Benefits in relation to enzyme cost

Enzyme Cost Contribution does not take into account additional cost for procurement of glycerol

RN1016

Next

strain

Glycerol KO+

acetic acid

External

Glycerol

addition

RN1016

Next

strain

Glycerol KO+

acetic acid

External glycerol

addition

Up to 28 cost

reduction

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Optimized Thermostable Enzyme Cocktail

Enzymes

Yeast

CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Enzyme Cost Reduction

Cost of Enzyme $gallon Ethanol

4Q08 2Q09 4Q09 2Q10 4Q10 2Q11 2Q13

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

int int

Biomass

Pretreatment Enzymes

Yeast

Interdependent CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

Summary

EtOH

Cost

2012 2008 2012 Future

$413

lt $ 3

POET Pilot Plant

POET Pilot Plant

Cellulosic bio-ethanol Corn bio-ethanol

We continue to innovate

together with our partners

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Thank you

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Back-up Slides

Our vision From land to fossils and ldquobackrdquo to land

9 billion

people

1 billion

people

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

1000 3000 2000

Oil c

onsu

mpti

on

Living off the land Living off the land

A brief

moment

in history

Page 8: Presentations (60 minutes) John Perkins (DSM ......John Perkins Principal Scientist December 11, 2013 Bright Science at DSM: Development of a Commercial Lignocellulosic Biomass-to-Ethanol

Biomass

Pretreatment Enzymes

Yeast

Interdependent CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

Next Breakthrough in Lowest Cost Ethanol Package Requires Integrated View

EtOH

Cost

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved Synergy

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

Pitch 1 gL NREL dilute acid amp enzymatically

hydrolyzed corn stover 17 dw 5 gL Hac pH 50

bullYield on ethanol produced from

total sugars (C5 amp C6) increased by

8 bullIncreased xylose consumption

Yield

77

Yield

85

Strain I Strain II

A B

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

C5 Yeast Strains With Improved Robustness Feedstock with high inhibitor concentration

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Increasing yield by reducing by-product formation and conversion of inhibitors

bull no glycerol production

bull reduction of inhibitory HAc

bull increased ethanol yield (HAc to ethanol)

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

bull gpd1 gpd2

bull AAcDH OE

bull GLY DHAP + NADH

DSM has an exclusive license to this technology

Pathway Optimization

All 1280 pathways were assembled from the separate cassettes

10

28 separate

cassettes

Completed

pathways in

MTP format

bull Transformation host strain

bull Colony picking

bull Screening in liquid media

bull NMR analysis

bull Statistics

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

Glycerolacetic acid technology

11

Benefits in relation to enzyme cost

Enzyme Cost Contribution does not take into account additional cost for procurement of glycerol

RN1016

Next

strain

Glycerol KO+

acetic acid

External

Glycerol

addition

RN1016

Next

strain

Glycerol KO+

acetic acid

External glycerol

addition

Up to 28 cost

reduction

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Optimized Thermostable Enzyme Cocktail

Enzymes

Yeast

CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Enzyme Cost Reduction

Cost of Enzyme $gallon Ethanol

4Q08 2Q09 4Q09 2Q10 4Q10 2Q11 2Q13

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

int int

Biomass

Pretreatment Enzymes

Yeast

Interdependent CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

Summary

EtOH

Cost

2012 2008 2012 Future

$413

lt $ 3

POET Pilot Plant

POET Pilot Plant

Cellulosic bio-ethanol Corn bio-ethanol

We continue to innovate

together with our partners

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Thank you

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Back-up Slides

Our vision From land to fossils and ldquobackrdquo to land

9 billion

people

1 billion

people

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

1000 3000 2000

Oil c

onsu

mpti

on

Living off the land Living off the land

A brief

moment

in history

Page 9: Presentations (60 minutes) John Perkins (DSM ......John Perkins Principal Scientist December 11, 2013 Bright Science at DSM: Development of a Commercial Lignocellulosic Biomass-to-Ethanol

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

Pitch 1 gL NREL dilute acid amp enzymatically

hydrolyzed corn stover 17 dw 5 gL Hac pH 50

bullYield on ethanol produced from

total sugars (C5 amp C6) increased by

8 bullIncreased xylose consumption

Yield

77

Yield

85

Strain I Strain II

A B

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

C5 Yeast Strains With Improved Robustness Feedstock with high inhibitor concentration

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Increasing yield by reducing by-product formation and conversion of inhibitors

bull no glycerol production

bull reduction of inhibitory HAc

bull increased ethanol yield (HAc to ethanol)

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

bull gpd1 gpd2

bull AAcDH OE

bull GLY DHAP + NADH

DSM has an exclusive license to this technology

Pathway Optimization

All 1280 pathways were assembled from the separate cassettes

10

28 separate

cassettes

Completed

pathways in

MTP format

bull Transformation host strain

bull Colony picking

bull Screening in liquid media

bull NMR analysis

bull Statistics

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

Glycerolacetic acid technology

11

Benefits in relation to enzyme cost

Enzyme Cost Contribution does not take into account additional cost for procurement of glycerol

RN1016

Next

strain

Glycerol KO+

acetic acid

External

Glycerol

addition

RN1016

Next

strain

Glycerol KO+

acetic acid

External glycerol

addition

Up to 28 cost

reduction

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Optimized Thermostable Enzyme Cocktail

Enzymes

Yeast

CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Enzyme Cost Reduction

Cost of Enzyme $gallon Ethanol

4Q08 2Q09 4Q09 2Q10 4Q10 2Q11 2Q13

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

int int

Biomass

Pretreatment Enzymes

Yeast

Interdependent CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

Summary

EtOH

Cost

2012 2008 2012 Future

$413

lt $ 3

POET Pilot Plant

POET Pilot Plant

Cellulosic bio-ethanol Corn bio-ethanol

We continue to innovate

together with our partners

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Thank you

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Back-up Slides

Our vision From land to fossils and ldquobackrdquo to land

9 billion

people

1 billion

people

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

1000 3000 2000

Oil c

onsu

mpti

on

Living off the land Living off the land

A brief

moment

in history

Page 10: Presentations (60 minutes) John Perkins (DSM ......John Perkins Principal Scientist December 11, 2013 Bright Science at DSM: Development of a Commercial Lignocellulosic Biomass-to-Ethanol

Increasing yield by reducing by-product formation and conversion of inhibitors

bull no glycerol production

bull reduction of inhibitory HAc

bull increased ethanol yield (HAc to ethanol)

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

bull gpd1 gpd2

bull AAcDH OE

bull GLY DHAP + NADH

DSM has an exclusive license to this technology

Pathway Optimization

All 1280 pathways were assembled from the separate cassettes

10

28 separate

cassettes

Completed

pathways in

MTP format

bull Transformation host strain

bull Colony picking

bull Screening in liquid media

bull NMR analysis

bull Statistics

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

Glycerolacetic acid technology

11

Benefits in relation to enzyme cost

Enzyme Cost Contribution does not take into account additional cost for procurement of glycerol

RN1016

Next

strain

Glycerol KO+

acetic acid

External

Glycerol

addition

RN1016

Next

strain

Glycerol KO+

acetic acid

External glycerol

addition

Up to 28 cost

reduction

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Optimized Thermostable Enzyme Cocktail

Enzymes

Yeast

CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Enzyme Cost Reduction

Cost of Enzyme $gallon Ethanol

4Q08 2Q09 4Q09 2Q10 4Q10 2Q11 2Q13

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

int int

Biomass

Pretreatment Enzymes

Yeast

Interdependent CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

Summary

EtOH

Cost

2012 2008 2012 Future

$413

lt $ 3

POET Pilot Plant

POET Pilot Plant

Cellulosic bio-ethanol Corn bio-ethanol

We continue to innovate

together with our partners

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Thank you

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Back-up Slides

Our vision From land to fossils and ldquobackrdquo to land

9 billion

people

1 billion

people

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

1000 3000 2000

Oil c

onsu

mpti

on

Living off the land Living off the land

A brief

moment

in history

Page 11: Presentations (60 minutes) John Perkins (DSM ......John Perkins Principal Scientist December 11, 2013 Bright Science at DSM: Development of a Commercial Lignocellulosic Biomass-to-Ethanol

Pathway Optimization

All 1280 pathways were assembled from the separate cassettes

10

28 separate

cassettes

Completed

pathways in

MTP format

bull Transformation host strain

bull Colony picking

bull Screening in liquid media

bull NMR analysis

bull Statistics

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

Glycerolacetic acid technology

11

Benefits in relation to enzyme cost

Enzyme Cost Contribution does not take into account additional cost for procurement of glycerol

RN1016

Next

strain

Glycerol KO+

acetic acid

External

Glycerol

addition

RN1016

Next

strain

Glycerol KO+

acetic acid

External glycerol

addition

Up to 28 cost

reduction

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Optimized Thermostable Enzyme Cocktail

Enzymes

Yeast

CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Enzyme Cost Reduction

Cost of Enzyme $gallon Ethanol

4Q08 2Q09 4Q09 2Q10 4Q10 2Q11 2Q13

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

int int

Biomass

Pretreatment Enzymes

Yeast

Interdependent CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

Summary

EtOH

Cost

2012 2008 2012 Future

$413

lt $ 3

POET Pilot Plant

POET Pilot Plant

Cellulosic bio-ethanol Corn bio-ethanol

We continue to innovate

together with our partners

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Thank you

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Back-up Slides

Our vision From land to fossils and ldquobackrdquo to land

9 billion

people

1 billion

people

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

1000 3000 2000

Oil c

onsu

mpti

on

Living off the land Living off the land

A brief

moment

in history

Page 12: Presentations (60 minutes) John Perkins (DSM ......John Perkins Principal Scientist December 11, 2013 Bright Science at DSM: Development of a Commercial Lignocellulosic Biomass-to-Ethanol

2nd International Polysaccharide Conference Aug 29 -Sep 2 2011

Glycerolacetic acid technology

11

Benefits in relation to enzyme cost

Enzyme Cost Contribution does not take into account additional cost for procurement of glycerol

RN1016

Next

strain

Glycerol KO+

acetic acid

External

Glycerol

addition

RN1016

Next

strain

Glycerol KO+

acetic acid

External glycerol

addition

Up to 28 cost

reduction

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Optimized Thermostable Enzyme Cocktail

Enzymes

Yeast

CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Enzyme Cost Reduction

Cost of Enzyme $gallon Ethanol

4Q08 2Q09 4Q09 2Q10 4Q10 2Q11 2Q13

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

int int

Biomass

Pretreatment Enzymes

Yeast

Interdependent CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

Summary

EtOH

Cost

2012 2008 2012 Future

$413

lt $ 3

POET Pilot Plant

POET Pilot Plant

Cellulosic bio-ethanol Corn bio-ethanol

We continue to innovate

together with our partners

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Thank you

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Back-up Slides

Our vision From land to fossils and ldquobackrdquo to land

9 billion

people

1 billion

people

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

1000 3000 2000

Oil c

onsu

mpti

on

Living off the land Living off the land

A brief

moment

in history

Page 13: Presentations (60 minutes) John Perkins (DSM ......John Perkins Principal Scientist December 11, 2013 Bright Science at DSM: Development of a Commercial Lignocellulosic Biomass-to-Ethanol

Optimized Thermostable Enzyme Cocktail

Enzymes

Yeast

CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Enzyme Cost Reduction

Cost of Enzyme $gallon Ethanol

4Q08 2Q09 4Q09 2Q10 4Q10 2Q11 2Q13

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

int int

Biomass

Pretreatment Enzymes

Yeast

Interdependent CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

Summary

EtOH

Cost

2012 2008 2012 Future

$413

lt $ 3

POET Pilot Plant

POET Pilot Plant

Cellulosic bio-ethanol Corn bio-ethanol

We continue to innovate

together with our partners

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Thank you

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Back-up Slides

Our vision From land to fossils and ldquobackrdquo to land

9 billion

people

1 billion

people

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

1000 3000 2000

Oil c

onsu

mpti

on

Living off the land Living off the land

A brief

moment

in history

Page 14: Presentations (60 minutes) John Perkins (DSM ......John Perkins Principal Scientist December 11, 2013 Bright Science at DSM: Development of a Commercial Lignocellulosic Biomass-to-Ethanol

Enzyme Cost Reduction

Cost of Enzyme $gallon Ethanol

4Q08 2Q09 4Q09 2Q10 4Q10 2Q11 2Q13

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

int int

Biomass

Pretreatment Enzymes

Yeast

Interdependent CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

Summary

EtOH

Cost

2012 2008 2012 Future

$413

lt $ 3

POET Pilot Plant

POET Pilot Plant

Cellulosic bio-ethanol Corn bio-ethanol

We continue to innovate

together with our partners

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Thank you

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Back-up Slides

Our vision From land to fossils and ldquobackrdquo to land

9 billion

people

1 billion

people

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

1000 3000 2000

Oil c

onsu

mpti

on

Living off the land Living off the land

A brief

moment

in history

Page 15: Presentations (60 minutes) John Perkins (DSM ......John Perkins Principal Scientist December 11, 2013 Bright Science at DSM: Development of a Commercial Lignocellulosic Biomass-to-Ethanol

Biomass

Pretreatment Enzymes

Yeast

Interdependent CBH1

CBH2

BG

EG-1

EG-IV

Summary

EtOH

Cost

2012 2008 2012 Future

$413

lt $ 3

POET Pilot Plant

POET Pilot Plant

Cellulosic bio-ethanol Corn bio-ethanol

We continue to innovate

together with our partners

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Thank you

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Back-up Slides

Our vision From land to fossils and ldquobackrdquo to land

9 billion

people

1 billion

people

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

1000 3000 2000

Oil c

onsu

mpti

on

Living off the land Living off the land

A brief

moment

in history

Page 16: Presentations (60 minutes) John Perkins (DSM ......John Perkins Principal Scientist December 11, 2013 Bright Science at DSM: Development of a Commercial Lignocellulosic Biomass-to-Ethanol

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Thank you

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

Back-up Slides

Our vision From land to fossils and ldquobackrdquo to land

9 billion

people

1 billion

people

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

1000 3000 2000

Oil c

onsu

mpti

on

Living off the land Living off the land

A brief

moment

in history

Page 17: Presentations (60 minutes) John Perkins (DSM ......John Perkins Principal Scientist December 11, 2013 Bright Science at DSM: Development of a Commercial Lignocellulosic Biomass-to-Ethanol

Back-up Slides

Our vision From land to fossils and ldquobackrdquo to land

9 billion

people

1 billion

people

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

1000 3000 2000

Oil c

onsu

mpti

on

Living off the land Living off the land

A brief

moment

in history

Page 18: Presentations (60 minutes) John Perkins (DSM ......John Perkins Principal Scientist December 11, 2013 Bright Science at DSM: Development of a Commercial Lignocellulosic Biomass-to-Ethanol

Our vision From land to fossils and ldquobackrdquo to land

9 billion

people

1 billion

people

copy 2013 DSM All rights reserved

1000 3000 2000

Oil c

onsu

mpti

on

Living off the land Living off the land

A brief

moment

in history