Introduction

Overview

  • E2G is an advanced biofuel produced from lignocellulosic biomass;
  • Biomass residues from processed sugarcane in the Bioenergy Parks are used to produce E2G;
  • Raízen’s E2G is made from sugarcane bagasse and straw (waste from the production of E1G and Sugar);
  • Our proprietary technology enables the utilization of sugarcane residues to enhance our ethanol production by 50%;
  • This advancement emerges as a solution for sectors that face challenges in decarbonization, offering a sustainable alternative for their energy needs.

Competitive Advantages

  • Full control of feedstock;
  • Pricing fundamentals & growing demand;
  • Advanced process technology fully integrated with our Bioenergy Parks, leveraging on synergies;
  • In the long term, with all the bioparks operating, the expected EBITDA is EUR 1.0 billion (2030);
  • Cash Cost between € 400/cbm and € 450/cbm;
  • EBITDA Margin at 50%.

Pricing fundamentals &
Growing Demand

  • Over 4.3 billion cbm contracted, representing € 4.3 billion;
  • Long term contracts (5 to 8 years) in hard currency (€);
  • Contracts average price at € 1,000/ cbm;
  • Clients are AAA Major oil Companies.

Circular Economy

The Journey

Raizen’s long-term investments and know-how…

  • 15 years of technology development and over € 100 million invested;
  • Competitive advantages resulting from being the pioneer and the world’s only player with commercial scale.

…led to the development of a unique solution…

  • Leading proprietary technology:
    other players are able to access the technology only via strategic partnerships;
  • Patents covering most of the production process, especially the pre-treatment stage (the most critical stage due to the specifications required and equipment used, and one of Raízen’s key factors of differentiation);
  • Most players failed in stabilizing biomass pre-treatment.

…that became stable and scalable

  • Traditional equipment is maintained: a proven E16 protocol;
  • One single long stop per year (1 month) and maintenance linearity vs. E1G (3-4 months of stoppages);
  • Predictive maintenance critical replacement parts policy.

Production Process

A High Value Product

+80%

CO2 reduction vs
fossil fuels

+80%

CO2 reduction
vs E1G

Lifecycle Emission of Greenhouse Gas
As of Sep/22 (gCO2e/MJ)

Projections

Liquid Biofuel Production (bn liters)

Estimated Number of Operational Plants by Year End

(# Units)

Production Capacity by Crop Year

('000 cbm)

Project Status

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#1 Costa Pinto

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Operational

#2 Bonfim

Begin: 2021

End: 24'25

Concluded

#3 Barra

Begin: 2022

End: 24'25

Concluded

#4 Univalem

Begin: 2022

End: 24'25

Concluded

#5 Vale do Rosário

Begin: 2023

End: 25'26

Concluded

#6 Gasa

Begin: 2023

End: 25'26

Concluded

#7 Carapó

Begin: 2024

End: 26'27

Concluded

#8 Tarumã

Begin: 2024

End: 26'27

Concluded

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Announcements

Notice to the Market

Launch of operations of the world’s largest E2G plant

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Notice to the Market

Commercialization of E2G with a minimum revenue of EUR 3.3 billion and an investment program in 5 new plants

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Notice to the Market

Construction of the 3rd and 4th E2G plants

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Notice to the Market

New E2G Contract

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Notice to the Market

New Contracts for Cellulosic Ethanol Commercialization

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