Harvest bourne - mass recycle 2015-03-30 final

Bourne Energy Garden Project Wayne H. Davis MassRecycle 2015 R3 Recycling and

Organics Conference March 30, 2015

• Operating three of North America’s largest commercial anaerobic digestion facilities

• One of top 3 organics consumer products companies in U.S.

• Managing more than 2 million tons of organic materials, largest processor of yardwaste & foodwaste in North America

• Operate or partner with over 20 processing facilities in North America with more than 450 employees

• Harvest’s investors include True North Ventures, Industry Ventures, Generation IM, Munich Venture Partners, DAG Ventures, Piper Jaffray, Tur Partners and others

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Harvest harnesses the maximum value from organic materials through the production of renewable energy and soils, mulches and natural fertilizers.

Company Profile

About Harvest

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Strategic Footprint

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Focus on Markets with Strong Landfill Diversion/Energy Trends and Soil Product Demand

Vancouver Operations: 112 employees

Ontario AD Facility: 9 employees

Energy R&D and Ops (Ontario): 4

Canadian operations include 125 employees, with 2 AD energy, 1 of North America’s largest composting facilities and Harvest’s Energy ops/R&D center

US headquarters based in Waltham, MA and facilities span across US (322 employees across US)


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Going Full Circle: Harvest Power Founding Vision

Be the market leader for North America’s 500M+ tons/year of organic materials by providing communities with tailored solutions

Create a more sustainable future by helping communities meet the challenges at the intersection of waste, agriculture and energy in the 21st century


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Methodology: Bans classified as ‘weak’ or ‘strong.’ Assumed weak bans would ramp up to 50% of commercial food waste diverted within 5 years of a ban enactment, strong bans ramp to 75% within 5 years.

Growth Trend: Commercial Food Waste Landfill Bans By 2020, 87 million North Americans in 15 cities and states will be subject to a commercial food waste ban

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Our Operating Anaerobic Digestion Facilities

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Richmond, B.C. London, Ontario Reedy Creek, Florida

1.0MWe 3.0MWe 3.2MWe

Output Compost Granular Fertilizer Granular Fertilizer

Feedstock Food + Yard Waste Food + FOG Food + Sludge + FOG

Technology High Solids Low Solids Low Solids

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40,000 tons 70,000 tons 130,000 tons

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Bourne Energy Garden Project Details

Location Off Route 28, co-located with Town Landfill

Host Community Town of Bourne

Digester Feedstocks

• Food Waste (including FOG) • Biosolids

Electrical Output 5 MW

Maximum Blend Ratio

50% Biogas (from anaerobic digester) 50% Landfill Gas

Product Produced Granular Fertilizer

Project Status • Permitting & PPA contracting • Construction – 2016 • Operations – 2017


Building on Harvest Experience

Replicating Successes • Partnership with Town

• Comparable in design and size to London & Orlando

• Leveraging feedstock quantities to achieve scale

• Industrial depackaging

Learnings from the Best School • Improved pre-processing

• Weather-tolerant receiving area

• Greater buffer capacity

• Modified fertilizer load out system to improve product quality

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There’s a better path for organics — help us get there.

Wayne Davis, VP - Government Affairs Harvest Power, Inc. 221 Crescent Street, Suite 402 Waltham, MA 02453 781-314-9504 [email protected]

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