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R E A Lesources | nergy | ccess | ifestyle

CORRIDOR

RealReala

Resources Energy Access Lifestyle

www.RealAZCorridor.com

Discover Ground-Floor Opportunity and Sky High Potential at www.RealAZCorridor.com

WindDry Lakes Wind Farm IberdrolaRenewables

Navajo Tribal Authority EdisonMission Energy Salt River Project

RES Americas

Pacific Wind Development LLD

NZ Legacy

—operates 30 towers on

more than 6,000 acres of private, Stateand Federal land between Holbrook andSnowflake. Dry Lake II is in progress andwill double the facility’s output.

The ,and

are working to make the 85MWBoquillas Ranch facility a reality innortheastern Arizona. The wind farmwill be the first to be owned by theNavajo Nation.

is working to site fourmeteorological testing towers nearHeber. The towers are used to measurewind for the potential of developingalternative energy generation.

, asubsidiary of Iberdrola Renewals, Inc., isworking to site a meteorological towernorthwest of Snowflake.

— The company’s landholdings in northeastern Arizona holdpotential for solar, biomass, energystorage and wind. A series of windturbines is proposed in the Corridor.

Aurora Solar LLC is working to site aphotovoltaic solar power generatingfacility on approximately 400 acresnorth of Snowflake.

Solar

The Real AZ CorridorIs Also Home To...

New opportunities forinvestment, capitaldevelopment andfuture-focused industryappearing daily!

Arizona Public Service

APS Eastern ArizonaWind Energy Center

Catalyst Paper

Eurofresh, Inc.

Forest Energy Corp.

Salt River Project

Tucson Electric

Coal-fired power plant

Wind generation forelectrical energyproduction

Arizona’s only 100%recycled pulp and powerplant

Hydroponic agriculture

White MountainStewardship contracting,biomass production andwood productsmanufacturing

Coal-fired power plant,wind generation facilities

Coal-fired power plantPower Company

The Real AZ Corridor – Arizona’s Energy Future ... At Work!The Real AZ Corridor is home to a growing list of companies and initiatives that are puttingthe region’s abundant, diversified resources, energy potential and access to work to build astrong economy and to assure America’s energy future. They include:

Forest Restoration andTimber Industry

Biomass

The Four Forest Restoration Initiative(4FRI)

Navajo County Real AZ Corridor

Snowflake Power LLC

signed in February 2011 isworking to restore 2.4 million acres ofthe Southwest’s National Foreststhrough accelerated, large-scale smalltimber management and the re-introduction of industry into the forests.

and thehave been leaders in the movement,which includes environmentalists,industry groups and scientists. 4FRI willalso create opportunity in the Apache-Sitgreaves Forest for sustainable forestindustries and environmentally-mindedharvesting operations. An RFP from theU.S. Forest Service is now in progress forthe project’s first 300,000 acres. It willbe the largest restoration contract everawarded by the Forest Service.

An $85 million 25MW biomass electricalgeneration plant was built nearSnowflake in 2006 and sold to

in 2010. The plantis fueled by woody waste from theWhite Mountain Stewardship and,potentially, the Four Forests Initiative,and by waste recycled material from theCatalyst paper mill.

GreenFire Energy is refining CO2-basedgeothermal energy technology nearSpringerville. The company is working tobecome the first company in the worldto produce electric power atcommercial scale, using geothermallyheated CO2.

Geothermal Resources

9/2011

Algae

CO2 Storage

Potash

Algae Biosciences Inc.

WESTCARB

Passport Potash

in Holbrookresearches, develops andmanufacturers micro and macro algaefor use in nutraceuticals (includingOmega-3 fatty acid oils), food additivesand pharmaceuticals. Near-perfectalgae growing conditions, a pristinebrine water supply and demand whichfar exceeds industry capacity have thecompany on a fast growth track. A$5 million expansion is giving thecompany large-scale commercialproduction capabilities.

Several sites are being evaluated by USGeological Survey and(West Coast Regional CarbonSequestration Partnership) for theirpotential to store CO2 in wells drilled insecure geological formations. TheColorado Plateau is considered ideal forlong-term CO2 storage.

is drilling stratigraphicwells at its Holbrook Basin Project atwhat is expected to become the largestpotash producing facility in the U.S.Three companies are drilling 74 coreholes in the area to survey Arizona’spotash resources. The state is well-positioned to become a strongcompetitor in the growing worldpotash market.

Contact us at (928) 243-6783 or [email protected]