Riverside Refining Project Overview

Presented by: Lou Soumas

A word about “Safety”

Safety of our community, our employees and the environment is at the top of our priority list. All contractors, project workers and

permanent employees will receive extensive safety training before they are allowed on site. We value the natural beauty and environment

in which we work and play. Our project will reflect our values.

Project Highlights • Project Developer: Waterside Energy, LLC • Located on 58 acres within Port of Longview

Project Highlights • Project Developer: Waterside Energy, LLC • Located on 58 acres within Port of Longview

Project Highlights • Project Developer: Waterside Energy, LLC • Located on 58 acres within Port of Longview • U.S. largest “Advanced Renewable Fuels” refinery-

15,000 BPD = 225 million gallons per year • Plus 30,000 BPD “Micro Crude Oil” Refinery • $800+ million investment • Project partners

– UOP (a Honeywell Company) – refinery design/technology – HQC (a Petro China Company)- EPCm and OSBL design

Advanced Renewable Fuels • Renewables fuels (diesel and jet) are a drop-in

replacement fuel • Not bio-diesel

• Advanced bio-fuels sought by Federal & State governments and environmental groups

• Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCSF)/ Low Carbon Index (CI) fuels under Federal and State regulations

• Renewables make entire refinery fully LCSF/CI compliant with existing and future laws

• Provide Washington and Oregon obligated parties with locally produced advanced bio-fuels

Crude Oil Feedstock Supply

Bakken Crude delivery by rail Site

•Crude by rail most controversial element of project •Crude oil delivered by 100 to 120 car unit trains- 2.5 per week •Source and accept only low vapor (RVP < 10) crude supplies •Will comply with all tank car and safety standards •No road crossing from mainline into Port

Renewable Feedstock Supply

• Selected technology allows great flexibility in feedstock supply

• Internationally sourced used cooking oils and virgin seed and vegetable oils

• 2 to 3 vessels received per month • All supplies produced under U.S. and

international sustainability standards • Desire to build long-term domestic supply

Refined Product Off-take

• Targeting Portland and SW Washington as primary markets

• Refined product will move to local/regional markets on existing barges operating on the Columbia River

• Atmospheric Residuals (18% of volume) shipped to other West Coast refiners

• Renewable jet fuel targeted at major carrier partner • Renewable diesel targeted at “obligated parties”

needing to comply with State & Federal regulations

Benefits to Community Taxes to support schools/local government $8 million/year

150+ permanent jobs-local hire & training $16 million/ year (wages & benefits) 400+ construction jobs (28 month build-out) $82 million payroll Local spend for utilities, services and $31 million/year other local purchases

Recognition as home to first ever greenfield site of a combined crude oil/renewable refinery

Recognition as home to the U.S. largest

advanced renewable fuels facility

Proves Port of Longview and community are “OPEN FOR BUSINESS”

Thank you for your time and consideration