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John Melo,Chief Executive Officer, Amyris

Jonathan Wolfson, Chief Executive Officer, Solazyme

Bill Sims, Chief Executive Officer, Joule Biotechnologies

Alan Shaw Ph.D.,Chief Executive Officer, Codexis

Richard Hamilton,Chief Executive Officer, Ceres

Jim Imbler,Chief Executive Officer, Zeachem

D. Hunt Ramsbottom,Chief Executive Officer,Rentech

Paul Woods, Chief Executive Officer,Algenol

Jennifer Holmgren, Chief Executive Officer,LanzaTech

Eric McAfee,Chief Executive Officer, AE Biofuels

Ed Dineen,Chief Executive Officer, LS9

Lee Edwards, Chief Executive Officer, Virent

Pat Gruber, Chief Executive Officer, Gevo

Vincent Chornet, Chief Executive Officer, Enerkem

Kirk L. Haney, Chief Executive Officer, SG Biofuels

John McCarthy,Chief Executive Officer, Qteros

Rick Wilson Ph.D., Chief Executive Officer, Cobalt Technologies

Arnold Klann, Chief Executive Officer, BlueFire

Mark Niederschulte, Chief Executive Officer,INEOS Bio

Cindy Thyfault,Chief Executive Officer, Westar

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“97% of the uS advanced bioenergy capacity represented”

Jim Lane, Editor, Biofuels Digest

• President Obama said his administration will strive to meet a Congressional targetof producing 36 billion gallons of ethanol and advanced biofuels by 2022

• The plan is that 20 billion gallons per year will come from advanced biofuels, 15billion gallons from corn ethanol and one billion gallons from biodiesel

• BuT u.S. Environmental Protection Agency last fall announced it had no choice butto reduce the 2011 interim target for advanced biofuels to 6.6 million gallons fromthe previous 2011 target of 250 million gallons

How are we going to get from 6.6 million gallons in 2011 to 20

BILLION gallons in 2022?

ADVANCED BIOFuELS IN 2011: WHERE ARE WE NOW?

By bringing the industry together:

at advanced Biofuels markets you will hear from CEOs and Presidents who are drivingthe development of advanced Biofuels and who will get us to the RFS target, speakerswill include advanced Biofuels Company executives, Venture Capitalists & investmentBankers, Corporate Strategic investment and alliance executives, ePC firms and industrysuppliers. if you are responsible for making decisions in this sector, you need to be here.

By not going it alone:

to reach this goal the industry has to work in concert – networking to build newrelationships, catching up with buddies, partnering and collaborating are the key tosuccess. as Jim lane, editor, Biofuels digest always says ‘Go out there and network likecrazy.’ For most of you networking is the most important reason to attend an event sofor 2011 we have included an additional day dedicated to structured networking.

This will include:

• Group Networking by Stage of Company Evolution

• Roundtable Networking Discussions

• One to One Meetings

no other event offers this comprehensive chance to ensure you have a conversation withliterally every conference attendee. Overall you’ll have up to 20 hours of networkingtime over 3 days.

By knowing what technologies and services to use:

to achieve the RFS targets, the industry needs to produce viable, commercial-scaleadvanced biofuels. What technologies are working? Which companies can help youachieve your goals? What support services are available out there? Our Exhibition Hallwill be the hub for networking and business development, giving you a chance to networkwith exhibitors, hear about their products and understand your needs.

HERE’S HOW:

the decision makers and advancedbiofuels industry leaders including CeOs,Presidents, Vice Presidents, managingdirectors of advanced Biofuelscompanies, Government, associations,investors, VCs, ePCs etc operating innorth america and globally:

• C-level Biofuels Company executives

• Strategic Corporate investors

• alliance and Business developmentProfessionals

• Corporate, Venture and ProjectFinancing Professionals

• investment Bankers

• R&d directors/managers fromCorporate, university, andGovernment labs

• ePC engineering Contractors

• equipment Suppliers

• Project management Companies

• enzyme Companies

• Feedstock Suppliers

• environmental and energy law Firms

• trade, tax, ag, environmental andenergy Policy Professionals

• Public-Private energy PartnershipProfessionals

• industry technology Suppliers

WHO WILL yOu MEET?

At Advanced Biofuels Markets this year, we bring you a new offering – that we guarantee will increase your ROI ontime spent away from the office, and bring a new dimension to the networking time that is usually available.

Read below to find out what you can expect on Day Three of Advanced Biofuels Markets 2011:

One-to-One Meetings

Creating new relationships and doing business is the key reason why people attend our conferences. Over the course of theconference you will meet people that you have synergy with and wish to follow up with immediately, off the exhibition floor andin a more private setting.

We are happy to provide the space to enable these meetings to take place and during the morning of day three, a number of smallmeeting rooms will be available. these rooms can be booked for up to 30 minutes and will be available throughout the entiremorning; rooms can be reserved during day One and two of the conference.

Group Networking by Stage of Evolution

Join one of our bespoke networking tables to discuss challengesand opportunities available at the stage of evolution yourcompany is at, with like-minded people. take this opportunity tonetwork with peers, discuss key challenges, meet solutionproviders and push your business forward.

Networking table topics include:

• Pilot

• demonstration

• Pre-commercial

• Publicly traded Companies

Roundtable Networking Discussions

a lot of key issues will be discussed over this two dayconference; and with finite time available for each subjectthere is always more to say. Roundtable discussions provideeverybody with a voice, not just the key leaders in the field –this will be your opportunity to get the answers to any questions which may remain after the conference.

Roundtable discussion topics include:

• Finance and investment

• Scale up and Commercialization

• Partnerships

• emerging Feedstocks

• emerging technologies

STRuCTuRED NETWORKING OVERVIEW:

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exhibitionStructurednetworking

Closing Keynote Panel

• Policy Outlook

• CeOs Facing development Challenges

• CeOs investment andCommercialization

• Commercial Scale-up

• Hot technologies

• Hot markets

• Public and Private Finance andinvestment

• Hot Feedstocks

networking drinks ReceptionBiofuels digest ‘Hot 50’ announcement

Sponsored and Private dinnersend of

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AGENDA AT A GLANCE

“a great event, a great opportunity to meet all ourcustomers and business partners.” Novozymes at WBM 2011

For Structured Networking sponsorship opportunities please contact Jason Taylor or Chris Lewis for further details:

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Sponsorship opportunities exist to moderate these tables.

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Sponsorship opportunities exist to moderate these tables.

Please see below for contact details.

“all the relevant people were assembled under one roof”

Afton Chemical Corporation

7:30 Registration and welcome coffee

8:30 Welcome and Chair's opening remarks

8.45 u.S. Department of Agriculture, Speaker TBCcheck website for details

9:00 Paul F. Bryan, Ph.D., Program Manager, Biomass Program, EERE, u.S. Department of Energy

9:15 Mike McAdams, Chief Executive Officer,Advanced Biofuels Association

9:30 Turning the Corner: Getting to First Commercial in theAdvanced Ethanol Sector

R. Brooke Coleman, Executive Director, Advanced Ethanol Council

9:45 Mary Rosenthal, Executive Director, Algal Biomass Organization

10:00 Interactive Discussion: Biofuels and Renewable ChemicalsPolicy Outlook

• Hear Government and association perspectives on policy for biofuels andrenewable chemicals

10:15 Enabling the Sugar Economy: Key Trends in 2012 • accelerating the pace of advanced biofuels development to meet increasing

global energy demands • Creating favorable production economics through technology • driving the global market through cross-border partnerships

Alan Shaw, Ph.D., President & Chief Executive Officer,Codexis

10.30 Cellulosic Ethanol and Simple Sugars: A Promise Kept Guido Ghisolfi, President & Chief Executive Officer,

Chemtex

10:45 networking refreshment break in exhibition hall

11:15 Market Driven Approaches to Commercializing DesignerOils for the Next Generation of “Drop-in Fuels”

• Hear how Solzyme has transformed low-cost plant sugars into high value tailoredoils, in a scalable, reliable and cost-effective manner

• understand how “drop-in” replacement fuel can be made with today’s existingproduction, refining, finishing, and distribution infrastructure

• How to not just replace, but improve what is available today - allowing greateryields and efficiencies to processors, and providing either lower cost, betterperformance, or both

Jonathan Wolfson, Chief Executive Officer, Solazyme

11:30 The Importance of Product Portfolio Diversity in Bio-fuels

and Bio-chemical Companies • understand the key reasons for developing and commercializing a diverse

portfolio of products • Focus on key issues of production flexibility, feedstock flexibility and strategic

drivers in both the fuels and chemicals markets

Ed Dineen, Chief Executive Officer, LS9

11:45 Replacing Crude Oil with Drop-in Fuels and Chemicals • examine the key roles of Strategic Partners, Visionary Customers and Policy

Solutions in building a successful integrated Biofuels and Renewable Chemicalscompany

Lee Edwards, Chief Executive Officer, Virent

12:00 Topic to be finalized – check the website for updates

12:20 Interactive Discussion: Facing Development Challenges

12.40 networking lunch break

1.45 Big Trends Are Still Driving the Biobased Economy • Hear why in spite of policy maker fatigue and federal government budget

contraction, the advanced biofuels and biochemicals industry is expanding and itsprospects have never looked better

• understand the reasons why everything we've been saying for the last 20 years isstarting to come true. the best is yet to come!

Pat Gruber, Chief Executive Officer, Gevo

2:00 Converting First-Generation Ethanol Facilities intoIntegrated Chemicals & Fuels Biorefineries

• How to use existing first-generation ethanol facilities to lower capex for next-generation chemicals and fuels

• Change the biorefinery business model to enable longer-term sales contracts forspecialty chemical and fuel products, rather than sell into the commodityethanol market

• Supply products for RFS2, expanding beyond the limits of corn ethanol mandates

Eric McAfee, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, AE Biofuels

2:15 The Role of Phased Implementation and TechnologyPartnerships in De-Risking Technology

• demonstration plants are required to avoid cost over runs and delays in firstcommercial plants; however the trend has been to abbreviate this step

• Hear which elements of a company’s technology do not require de-risking, tocreate an opportunity to “plug and play” – to deploy early minimizing risk and getto revenues sooner

• Why partnership structure can add value to involved parties by creating theopportunity to de-risk technology

Rick Wilson, Ph.D., President & Chief Executive Officer, Cobalt Technologies

2:30 “Syngas” Conversion of Waste into Locally ProducedAdvanced Biofuels and Chemicals

Vincent Chornet, Chief Executive Officer, Enerkem

2.45 Creating a Global Presence through Partnerships • How to engage in a global array of partners to leverage knowledge, expertise and

influence and achieve commercial scale quickly • understand the value of creating a global partner matrix with private, public and

academic institutions

Jennifer Holmgren, Chief Executive Officer, LanzaTech


3:20 Interactive Discussion: Investment and Commercialization

3.30 networking refreshment break in exhibition hall

4:00 Current State of the Biofuels Market • understand how the timing for delivering cellulosic ethanol to market, and the

necessary infrastructure that will lay the groundwork for the future of costcompetitive biofuels

• Hear high level views of how all players in the industry are working together toadvance biofuels policy, mitigate risks and ultimately move the industry forward

Wes Bolsen, Chief Marketing Officer & Vice President,Government Affairs, Coskata

4:15 Financing Strategies along the Pathway to AdvancedBiofuels Commercialization

• understand why financing constraints continue to plague the renewable fuelsindustry reaching commercial scale

• explore the economic value of biofuels within the context of the RFS; capitalfinance considerations for achieving commercial scale; and strategies forcreating, building and sustaining value for investors

John McCarthy, Chief Executive Officer, Qteros

4:30 Finding the Right Match: Successful Partnership Strategies

• understand why partnerships are critical to the successful development andcommercialization of advanced biofuels and bio-based chemicals

• How can business strategy be enhanced through partnerships and what attributesshould be considered when seeking out partners?

• What are the pros and potential cons of partnerships?

Jim Imbler, President & Chief Executive Officer, ZeaChem


5:05 The World’s First Commercial Scale Cellulosic EthanolFacility: up and Running in 2012

Guido Ghisolfi, President & Chief Executive Officer, Chemtex

5:25 Q&A and Panel Discussion: Commercial Scale-up

5.45 Close of day One

5:45 Biofuels Digest “Hot 50” Reception Announcement of the 50 Hottest Companies in Bioenergy

How CEOs Face Development Challenges

Biofuels and Renewable Chemicals Policy Outlook

CEOs Investment and Commercialization

Commercial Scale-up – “From Pilot to Player”

Day One – Tuesday, 8 November 2011

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“the quality and mix of presentations was outstanding and beneficial”

Lurgi, Inc.

7:30 Registration and morning coffee

8:30 Welcome and Chair's opening remarks

8:40 Direct To Ethanol® Technology – The Low Cost, LowCarbon-Footprint Route to Advanced Biofuel

• algenol is commercializing 3rd-generation ethanol production technology thatuses hybrid algae to convert carbon dioxide to ethanol

• understand how the company has integrated its groundbreaking biologicalcapabilities with innovative engineering to develop an energy efficient processfor ethanol production

Paul Woods, Chief Executive Officer, Algenol

8:55 unique Solutions Enabling a Green Future • discuss how the unique characteristics of the ineOS Bio technology can be leveraged to

provide solutions to problems inherent in many different industries • understand how these characteristics also improve the economic and

environmental sustainability of their operations

Mark Niederschulte, Chief Operating Officer, INEOS Bio

9:10 Innovative Solutions for Algal Cultivation and Harvesting • learn more about naaBB’s creation to develop innovative technologies that will

help bring biofuels to a commercial reality • How a number of technologies for the cultivation and harvesting of algae have

evolved to a level that are now ready for test scale demonstrations • Hear about the innovative technologies and results developed through this public-

private partnership between industry, academia and national laboratories

Jose Olivares, Executive Director, NAABB

9:25 Taking the Cellulosic Sugar Path to Commercialization Jack Baron, Chief Executive Officer, Sweetwater Energy Inc.

9:35 Sustainable Production of Cellulosic Ethanol Martin A. Mitchell, Business Development Manager, Americas,

Süd-Chemie

9:50 Accelerating the Product Development Lifecycle forIndustrial Biotechnology

Grace E. Colón, Ph.D, President, Industrial Products Division,Intrexon Corporation

10:00 Interactive Discussion: Hot Technologies

10:15 Overcoming Conventions: Delivering on the Promise ofDirect Solar Fuels

• How is it possible to directly convert photons into fuel at a photosynthetic conversionefficiency rate many times greater than prior industry assumptions?

• Hear the progress already made and potential of a solar-driven platform that isadvancing on pace

• understand how this can eclipse the scale, productivity and cost efficiency ofbiofuel production

Bill Sims, Chief Executive Officer, Joule Biotechnologies10:30 networking refreshment break in exhibition hall

11:00 Taking Technologies from Laboratory to Commercial Scale:Rentech-ClearFuels Biomass Gasification

• the Rentech-ClearFuels biomass gasification system is being demonstrated in afully-integrated facility, laying the foundation for commercial scale projects

• discuss how Rentech has taken the innovative and promising ClearFuels biomassgasifier from laboratory scale to ready for commercial scale

• understand the commercial project development opportunities for thetechnology currently underway

D. Hunt Ramsbottom, Chief Executive Officer, President &Director, Rentech

11:15 Global Macrotrends for Transportation Fuels, and Lessonsfor Biofuels

• uOP have developed a comprehensive picture of what fuel demand will beglobally, using available data from a variety of sources (iea, eia, PiRa, Hart’s,Platt’s, mcKinsey, Booz, uSda, uOP’s own analysis and data)

• understand how this has been translated into understanding the multitude ofmajor challenges which exist for the biofuels industry globally

Jim Rekoske, General Manager, uOP

11:30 Presentation Title To Be Confirmed – please check thewebsite for further details

Arnold Klann, Chief Executive Officer, BlueFire

11.45 Presentation Title To Be Confirmed – please check thewebsite for further details

Samuel G. McConnell, Senior Vice President, CorporateDevelopment, Myriant Corporation



12:40 Interactive Discussion: Hot Markets

1:00 networking lunch break

2:15 The Secrets of Successful IPOs: Capital MarketsFinancings for Advanced Biofuel Companies

• Overview of capital markets activity in the biofuel space and case studies ofrecent iPOs

• understand how investors differentiate between various companies • Key traits for successful iPOs – what investors are looking for

Pavel Molchanov, Senior Vice President, AlternativeEnergy/Integrated Majors and Refiners, Raymond James

2.30 “Separating the Wheat from the Chaff” - What Investors AreLooking for in a Bio-Industrial Company

• trends that are resonating with investors (structural shortage of C4s, tiO2, etc..)and top investment ideas

• Hear commentary on 2011 iPOs from the trenches and what to look for in thecoming 6-12 months

• 4 element evaluation framework • net carbohydrate costs: where is the cheapest sugar on the planet?

Mike Ritzenthaler, Research Analyst, PiperJaffray

2:45 International Financing Opportunities for Biofuels • understand where the “hot” international markets are currently • Hear what type of financing is available and understand how you access it

Cindy Thyfault,Chief Executive Officer, Westar



3:40 Interactive Discussion: Public and Private Financing andInvestment

4.00 networking refreshment break in exhibition hall

4:30 The Commercialization of Jatropha: How MarketDemand, Economic Viability and the Ability to Scale areDriving Global Adoption

• How improvements in yield and profitability – specifically hybrid seed productiontechnology – have proven to be the ‘tipping point’ for the global adoption of Jatrophaas a next generation feedstock for biodiesel, jet fuel and specialty chemicals.

• understand how global energy companies and major players in the aviation industryare leading efforts to bring the promising bioenergy crop to commercial scale

Kirk L. Haney, President & Chief Executive Officer, SG Biofuels

4:45 “Integrating upstream” – Feedstock Strategies forAdvanced Biofuels

• in the petroleum industry, upstream, refining and downstream are oftenorganized as separate business units

• examine the upstream of bioenergy and its integration with downstream refining assets • understand its impact on price stability, value sharing, refinery size, operating

costs & sustainability

Richard Hamilton, President and Chief Executive Officer,Ceres

5.00 Topic to be finalized – check the website for updates

5.20 Topic to be finalized – check the website for updates

5:40 Interactive Discussion: Hot Feedstocks

6.00 Close of day two

7.30 Registration and welcome coffee

8:15 Keynote Address John Melo, Chief Executive Officer, Amyris

8:45 Structured Strategic Networking Session • Business networking Roundtables • Bespoke Group networking by Stage of evolution (i.e. pilot, demonstration, pre-

commercial, commercial) • One to one meetings See website for further details

12:00 Closing Keynote Discussion Moderator: Jim Lane, Publisher and Editor, Biofuels Digest

and Renewable Chemicals Digest Wes Bolsen, Chief Marketing Officer & V.P. Government

Affairs, Coskata, Inc. Eric McAfee, Chief Executive Officer, AE Biofuels Richard Hamilton, President & Chief Executive Officer, Ceres

1:00 Close of Conference

Hot Technologies

Public and Private Finance and Investment

Hot Markets

Hot Feedstocks

Day Two – Wednesday, 9 November 2011

Day Three – Thursday, 10 November 2011

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“in a sea of biofuels conference opportunities, this is the rare conference that truly delivers value. excellent speaker line up, nice venue and a host of opportunities to network and build partnerships.

a must attend if biofuels and chemicals are core to your long-term strategy.” NAES Corporation

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About Green Power ConferencesFounded in 2003, Green Power Conferences was the first dedicated company to offer professionallyorganized events focusing on the renewable energy, climate change and sustainability sectors. We have now welcomed over 13,000delegates from 138 countries and built a global database of 500,000+ contacts. Our expertise lies in producing high quality, interactiveconferences that provide ample networking opportunities for delegates and partners alike.

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Gruppo mossi & Ghisolfi (“m&G”) is a multinational chemicalcompany owned by the Ghisolfi family. established in 1953 byVittorio Ghisolfi as a manufacturer of plastic packaging forconsumer applications, m&G has grown to become one of theworld's largest producers of Pet resin. annual turnover of theGroup is approximately uSd 3 billion. Chemtex is the globalengineering and technology division within m&G. acquired in2004, Chemtex today specializes in delivering value-addedproject solutions for its clients in the bio-fuels, renewablechemicals, energy, environmental, petrochemical, polymersand fibers industries through its operations in italy, the unitedStates, india and China. With its strong capabilities in processengineering and R&d, and with the strong support of its parent,Chemtex has developed break-through technology to produceclean fermentable sugars from cellulosic biomass that can besubsequently converted into bio-fuels or sustainable chemicals.the PROeSatm Process is the break-through technologyplatform that will make cost-effective bio-refineries andsustainable chemicals a reality. Chemtex is currently building a40,000 metric ton per year bio-refinery in Crescentino, italy form&G that will produce cellulosic ethanol using the PROeSa™Process and “green” electricity. Construction has begun andplant start-up is targeted for the first half of 2012.

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Codexis serves major worldwide markets where cleantechnology can make a positive economic and environmentalimpact. Codexis Codeevolver (tm) directed evolution technologyaccelerates development of high value sustainable products. Ourfocus is on the cost-effective conversion ofrenewable resourcesinto transportation fuels, pharmaceuticals and biobasedchemicals, and on the development of new technologies foreffective air and water treatment.

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Fluor Corporation is one of the world’s largest publicly ownedengineering, construction, and maintenance servicescompanies. Over the past century, Fluor, through itsoperating subsidiaries, has become a trusted global leader byproviding exceptional services and technical knowledge.Clients rely on Fluor to deliver world-class solutions thatoptimize their assets, improve their competitive position, andincrease their long-term success. www.fluor.com

Bio-based product and process development is slow,expensive, and imprecise. intrexon takes an industrial scale,systems-engineering approach to design, build, and test thecomplex genetic circuitry required to enable these newindustrial processes. this approach is unprecedented inbiology but mirrors standard R&d operations in chemistry,computers, and other industries. intrexon has successfullydeployed this platform to develop novel molecules in other

industries and is now pursuing industrial applications toenable new, greener production systems and products forfuels, chemicals, and industrial products.

LS9 is a technology leader in the commercial development ofan ever-expanding portfolio of sustainable fuel and chemicalproducts designed to meet the needs of global markets,reducing the world’s dependence on petroleum. lS9’s uniqueindustrial biotechnology platform enables low costs,feedstock flexibility and process simplicity for variousproducts ranging from vehicle-ready fuels to chemicals forlubricants, detergents, personal care products and others. in2010, lS9 was awarded the u.S. “Presidential GreenChemistry Challenge award.

Süd-Chemie is a global leading specialty chemicals company.the main focus of its biotechnology activities is on thedevelopment of energy-efficient processes for the manufactureof biomass-based chemicals and fuels. Süd-Chemie hasdeveloped a process which uses enzymatic hydrolysis toproduce cellulosic ethanol from agricultural residues.

"Sweetwater energy is a producer of cellulosic sugars fromnon-food based biomass, providing a unique concentratedsugar feedstock solution for the biofuels, biochemical, andbioplastics industries. the decentralized production ofSweetwater sugars benefits the local growers and economywhile passing the economic efficiencies on to refineries.Please visit www.sweetwater.us to learn more."

“this is the place to be. as a networking event it’shard to find anything similar.” Poyry at WBM 2011

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