Research Notes on GPP Guyana Morabisi Project, Coal to Liquids Project & SOP projects, page-16

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....It's mentioned that the Stage-1 Pilot Plant is about $7.5m but this is just indicative I guess. There is more work is being done by another company as a project. I can't give you the details now though (not enough time).

"The concept design and the capex and opex estimates for a 20 tonne per day plant was initially commissioned by Thermaquatica to a US engineering firm named IMPACT Technology Development. IMPACT completed a techno-economic study, and GPP engaged HRL Technology of Melbourne to verify the plant design then cost it in Australia."



It is also said on "Development Progress - Shareholder Update" anns on May 9 2016;

"Greenpower Energy is also developing plans to build processing plants in Victoria to treat VBC and Western Australia to treat Collie Coal.

The first plants will be small commercial demonstration units designed to treat 20 tonnes of coal per day and will initially focus on producing agricultural biostimulants. One of the plants will be completed to the stage where the OHD compounds can be produced as solids. This plant will form part of a demonstration facility for a large scale commodity chemical plant."

Also, on the latest anns. "OHD Clean Tech Project Completes Trials" on Oct. 21 a lot of information was given as below;

Planned Australian Pilot Plant
In 2014, Greenpower and Ken Anderson’s company, Thermaquatica Inc (TA) agreed on the scale of a pilot plant that then should be built (by GPP), on the basis it would

• demonstrate that the process could step up over 100 times from the PDU to a commercial/industrial scale;
• make a saleable quantity of primary material which could be sold as bio-stimulant, on a profitable commercial basis;

The decision was a pilot plant in Victoria’s Latrobe Valley treating 20 tonne of as-mined Victorian brown coal per day, that would initially be operated on a batch basis but ultimately on a continuous basis as the market grew.

The concept design and the capex and opex estimates for a 20 tonne per day plant was initially commissioned by Thermaquatica to a US engineering firm named IMPACT Technology Development.

IMPACT completed a techno-economic study, and GPP engaged HRL Technology of Melbourne to verify the plant design then cost it in Australia.