B R AZ I L B I O M AS S

R E N E W AB L E E N E R GY

BUSINESS AND EXPORTS BIOMASS

BRAZIL BIOMASS
BRAZIL / EUROPE/USA

FON: +55 (41) 3335 - 2284

FAX: +55 (41) 3336 -5005
MOBILE: +55 (41) 8863 0864

570, Candido Hartmann, 24-243 – Curitiba PR Brazil

E-Mail: brazilbiomass@onda.com.br
URL: www.internationalrenewablesenergy.com

Wood Chips Paper and Energy or Pellets and Briquette

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R E N E WA B L E E N E R G Y

Since 1990 International CMO

Business Biomass and 2006 Brazil
Biomass and Renewable Energy
specializing in the renewable energy
and energy efficient biomass. Brazil
Biomass and Renewable Energy has a
strong business association with
network international partners who
bring deep and broad experience to
the renewable energy sector. In 2006
started the project to export wood
chips and pellets to the international
market.

Brazil Biomass has been a leading

brazilian supplier of wood chips to the
world pulp and paper industry. As
specialists in the sales, marketing and
trading of wood chips and biomass,
Brazil Biomass team is committed to
delivering quality products in the
required species and volumes, to
international customers. Brazil
Biomass expertise includes providing
competitive markets for its wood chip
suppliers.. Brazil Biomass has been
exporting to China and New Zealand
INTERNATIONAL
INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIP. In Brazil
remains an important institutional
partnership with the National Network of
biomass with EUBIA in Europe and the
United States with American Renewable
Energy. We maintain a technical exchange
with the Renewable Energy and Energy
Efficiency Partnership * Accelerating the
Deployment of Renewable Energy
Technologies: Regional Report from the
Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency
Partnership * The World Bank Group -
Accelerating Clean Energy Technology
Innovation - An Overview of Renewable
Energy Industry Canada's National
Renewable Energy Laboratory *
International Renewable Energy Alliance
International Energy Agency Innovative
Approaches to the Renewable Electricity
System Integration of Global Bioenergy
Partnership * German Renewable Energy
Federation European Renewable Energy
Council - Renewable energy policy in
Europe - 20% by 2020 * New Energy
Future Coalition Alliances for a New Energy
Future * Business Council for Sustainable
Energy
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Brazil Biomass Biomass and Renew able Energy

Brazil Biomass has been a leading
brazilian supplier of wood chips to the
world pulp and paper industry. As
specialists in the sales, marketing and
trading of wood chips and biomass,
Brazil Biomass team is committed to
delivering quality products in the
required species and volumes, to
international customers. Brazil Biomass
expertise includes providing competitive
markets for its wood chip suppliers.
To combat climate change and to increase the share of renewable energy sources
biomass will play an important role. However, it has to be assured that the
increase in use of biomass for energy purposes goes hand in hand with the
conservation of biodiversity environment, because biomass production may
create additional environmental pressures, such as on biodiversity, soil and
water resources. The optimisation of all steps from biomass cultivation or
collection over transport and processing may contribute to get the maximum
greenhouse gas emissions reductions and to reduce emissions affecting air
quality.

Brazil Biomass has been exporting to

China and New Zealand or Turkey and
has a highly regarded reputation and
excellent customer relationships
throughout the pulp and paper industry.

Brazil Biomass society of production,

industrialization and export of Wood
Chips, Pellets and Briquetting and the
development of projects with the use of
forest residues plant to be installed in
Santa Catharina, Brazil.
Energy solutions based on biomass and
bio-fuels cleaner and renewable for large
national and international companies, in
order to mitigate the impact that their
activities have on the environment by
reducing emission of greenhouse gases,
generating earnings in its financial
account of energy and the sale of carbon
credits, and provide its energy
independence not getting the mercy of
the oil market.
Biomass energy plays a vital role in meeting local energy demand in many regions
of the developing world. Biomass is a primary source of energy for close to 2.4
billion people in developing countries. It is easily available to many of the world’s
poor and provides vital and affordable energy for cooking and space heating.
Biomass-based industries are a significant source of enterprise development, job
creation and income generation in rural areas. Modern biomass energy is widely
used in many developing countries as well as in parts of the industrialized world.
With proper management backed by adherence to appropriate ecological practices,
modern biomass can be a sustainable source of electricity as well as liquid and
gaseous fuels. Biomass, therefore, is not only a vital source of energy for many
today but is likely to remain an important source of energy in the future subject to
its sustainable exploitation.

The Brazil Biomass and Renewable

Energy mission is to production biomass
wood chips and cooperate in the
development of projects through
sustainable solutions to waste
management for a renewable energy and
energy efficiency by biomass. Biomass
boilers and CHP has a large potential to
reduce both cost and CO2 emissions
compared to gas and fired units.
The purpose of the Brazil Biomass and Renewable Energy Exports Biomass is to
provide information on the various options of biomass utilisation for renewable
energy production. It aims to facilitate information transfer between producers
and users of biomass energy in order to increase the use of biomass
energy. Brazil, being a tropical country, has tremendous potential for energy
generation. In Brazil, biomass energy is being utilized mainly for domestic,
commercial and industrial applications. The administration of the company shall
be held and CEO Celso Marcelo de Oliveira Managing Director of International
CMO Exports Biomass and Wood Chips and Brazil Biomass and Renewable
Energy S.A.
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BRAZIL BIOMASS AND RENEWABLE ENERGY an society of production, industrialization and export of Wood Chips,
Pellets and Briquetting and the development of projects with the use of forest residues for co-generation of energy
associated with a plant to be installed in Santa Catarina.

INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIP. In Brazil remains an important institutional partnership with the National Network of
biomass in Portugal with the Portuguese Society of Energy, with EUBIA in Europe and the United States with American
Renewable Energy. We maintain a technical exchange with the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership *
Accelerating the Deployment of Renewable Energy Technologies: Regional Report from the Renewable Energy and
Energy Efficiency Partnership * The World Bank Group - Accelerating Clean Energy Technology Innovation Pellet Fuels
Institute * * Biomass Heating Fuels : Low Hanging Fruit for Carbon Emissions and Energy Independence * Renewable
Energy: Electricity and Biofuels in Latin America and the Caribbean * Natural Resources Canada - An Overview of
Renewable Energy Industry Canada's National Renewable Energy Laboratory * International Renewable Energy Alliance
International Energy Agency Innovative Approaches to the Renewable Electricity System Integration of Global Bioenergy
Partnership * German Renewable Energy Federation European Renewable Energy Council - Renewable energy policy in
Europe - 20% by 2020 * New Energy Future Coalition Alliances for a New Energy Future * Business Council for
Sustainable Energy

EUROPEAN BIOMASS INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION “EUBIA, the European Biomass Industry Association, was established in
1996 as an international non profit association in Brussels, Belgium. It groups together market forces, technology
providers, and knowledge centres, all of them active in the field of biomass. I am writing to you on behalf of the
European Biomass Industry Association and we would be interested in developing an international partnership with the
International Business CMO Biomass. Kind Regards, Eibhilin Manning European Biomass Industry Association
Renewable Energy House Brussels Belgium

CEBIO PORTUGAL. A CEbio Portugal é membro da AEBIOM – European Biomass Association – organismo com sede em
Bruxelas e que congrega diversas organizações congéneres e empresas européias. Conta também já várias parcerias
bilaterais e queremos manter uma importante parceria com a sua empresa no Brasil. Centro para a Valorização de
Resíduos – CVR – no campus de Azurém da Universidade do Minho. Rita Marques Presidente CEbio PT

BRAZIL BIOMASS AND RENEWABLE ENERGY

President CEO Dr. Celso Marcelo de Oliveira
Brasil Biomassa e Energia Renovável e da Internacional CMO Consultoria e Gestão de Negócios Ltda e da European
Energy SL. É Diretor da Câmara Portuguesa de Comércio no Sul do Brasil e membro do Instituto Brasileiro de Direito
Empresarial, Direito Bancário, Política e Direito do Consumidor, Direito Tributário e da Academia Brasileira de Direito
Tributário, da Câmara Portuguesa de Comércio no Sul do Brasil, American Chamber of Commerce, Confederação
Mundial dos Empresários das Comunidades Portuguesa, U.S. Commercial Service, Cexpar Instituto de Comércio
Exterior do Paraná, do Centro Internacional de Negócios do Amazonas, Ceará, Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro e Santa
Catarina e BrazilTradeNet do Ministério das Relações Exteriores. The International Real Estate Federation, Mortgage
and Property Consultants International, American Homeowners Association, Council of Institucional Investors, American
Home Investment e Elite International United States.
Dra. Maria Denise Martins de Oliveira

SPE WOOD CHIPS SANTA CATARINA

INTERNATIONAL CMO EXPORTS BIOMASS AND WOOD CHIPS
BRASIL BIOMASSA E ENERGIA RENOVÁVEL S.A.
OCEANWIDE TRADING AND SHIPPING SERVICES GMBH
PIER IMPORTAÇÃO E EXPORTAÇÃO LTDA
MADEIREIRA TUBARÃO - ARMAZÉM
MADEIREIRA BRACO DO NORTE
REFLORESTA SUL OPERACÕES FLORESTAIS IND. COM. LTDA
PONTUAL AGENCIAMENTOS MARÍTIMOS LTDA
CBR BOM RETIRO ARMAZÉNS GERAIS LTDA
OPL OPERADORA PORTUÁRIA E LOGÍSTICA LTDA
WILSONSONS MARÍTIMA LTDA
LM BRASIL LOGÍSTICA LTDA
FUMIDEX E DEDETIZAÇÃO LTDA
CERTIFICADORA INTERNACIONAL ALEX STEWART ARMAZÉNS GERAIS DO BRASIL LTDA
LTDA
 PARTNER BUSINESS INTERNATIONAL
SUMITOMO CORPORATION.
CORPORATION. Dear Mr.Oliveira, Thank you very much for your reply. As you can imagine, we believe
that Japan is a future big potential market for imported biomass fuel for you in addition to Europe and US.
Considering above, we think this market in Japan will be formed gradually and more concretely towards 2010
and in this process each origin’s market price level such as ex-Australia, North America and Brazil will be formed.
So we would like to have keen interest in working together with you and to start something strategic with you for
the Japanese market as we believe it is good for you to have Japan as well in terms of diversification of the
markets and minimization of your sales risks in future.

Sumitomo Corporation do
do Brasil

ALEX STEWART. Alex Stewart Brazil will make the inspection and certification of eucalyptus wood chips in the
world our plant in Santa Catarina giving a full guarantee of our products. We are quality Alex Stewart driven and
are approved by, or are members of, the following organisations: BIR: Bureau of International Recycling BMRA:
Superintendent Members of the British Metals Recycling Association COMEX: Commodity Exchange in New York
IFIA: International Federation of Inspection Agencies IMOA: International Molybdenum Association IPMI:
International Precious Metals Institute ISRI: Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries, Inc ITIA: International
Tungsten Industry Association LBMA: Associate Member of London Bullion Market Association. Alex
Stewart provide highly specialized Collateral Management Agreements and Warrants services in Brazil .

CANADÁ – FPInnovations – Forest Engineering Research Institute of Canadá - Eng. Dr. Ricado Teixeira
USA –ACORE –American Council on Renewable Energy - Prof. Dr. Tom Weirich
USA-
USA- Balcones Fuel Technology - Prof. Dr. Randi L. Wolf
UK–
UK– Skanbio Renewable Energy – Inglaterra-
Inglaterra- Finlândia - Suécia - Dr. Keijo Kunttu
UK–
UK– Energy Net Limited - Dr. Rod Cargill
GERMANY – Bundesverband Solarwirtschaft – Energie Forum - Dr. Christian Brenning
AUSTRÁLIA – Bio Energy and Sustainable Foresty Consultants - Dr. Peter Davies
AUSTRÁLIA – Biomass Energy Services
Services – Best Energies Australia Pty - Dr. Robert Downie
SINGAPURA – Inferno Global HQ – Biodiesel or Biofuel - Dr. Ron Tan

Barroman S. A. – Dario Kirschbaum

Cree Industries - John O. Olsen
Elite International Business - Leo Ickowicz
Globe Trade Import Export Claudia Gale
Energy Trading - Savvas Kassianos
V & P Trading – Cristian Pauliano
Expor Impor Global Maderas - Manuel da Foseca
Biorema GmbH – Alexander Kunde
Beijieg
Beijieg Import & Export Co - Nanning Liu
Poerful Commercial Trading Liminted – Brella Liang
Biz Pons Trading - Kyu-Joo LEE
BFB Thailand Agent – Dennis Peacock
South Africa Renewable
Renewable Energy Engineer Technology Centre
Bruce Manson and Associates – Bruce Manson
 INTRODUCTION
The globalisation of different sides of human practice nowadays sets on the first line the problem of
transboundary pollution. Industrial contamination of water, soil, air can be dangerous for the wasted region
overcoming the boundaries of on estate. Therefore, the measures for avoiding transboundary pollution will
contribute to maintain and create better environmental conditions for a considerable area.

One of the main air pollutants is the emission of exhausted gases from the transport and municipal
central-heating plants. The use of fossil fuels in these branches pollutes air mainly by sulphur oxides (SOt) and
carbon oxides (CO and C02). The distribution of polluting gases is represented in million tons of sulphur oxides
and dioxide or nitrogen oxides and carbon were emitted because of combustion of fossil fuels. The share of
sulphuroxides emitted by Thermoelectric Power Plants is 85.1 %, by household heating -10.1 %, by the industry -
4.2 % and by transport - 0.64%.

Pollution with sulphur oxides contributes to increasing the acid rains and pollution with carbon oxides - for the
greenhouse effect. Both have an impact on global climate. One of the ways to decrease their effect is the
substitution of fossil fuels by renewable energy sources (RES). The position of the European Union in this
direction is maintained by different Associations and among them - The European Biomass Association
(AEBIOM). In the White Paper for RES1 the main EU strategies to achieve the goals of Kyoto Agreement are
defined. One of them is that the Member States should encourage the increase of RES according to their own
potential with the aim of increasing the share of renewable energies to 12 % of the total energy demand of the
European Union

Global warming is thought to be caused mainly by the emission of carbon dioxide (CO2), with thermoelectric
power plants being responsible for about 7% of global CO2 emissions. Biomass can reduce CO2 emissions from
thermoelectric power plants, but for this use, they must be resistant to the mixture of gases produced by the
power plants. The ecological efficiency concept, which evaluates by and large the environmental impact, caused
by CO2, SO2, NOx and particulate matter (PM) emissions. The combustion gases of the thermoelectric power
plants working with natural gas (less pollutant) and diesel (more pollutant) cause problems to the environment,
for their components harm the human being life, animals and directly the plants.

Brazil Biomass Briquetting:

Briquetting: involves application of pressure and high temperature to convert loose solid material
into a compact and agglomerate forms by compressing biomass particles in a mould to produce briquettes.
Wood and agro wastes are used in the production of briquettes.

Brazil Biomass Pelleting: is a technological process by which loose material is subjected to pressure and high
temperature (lower than in the briquetting process) thus increasing its density and reducing volume. Pellets are
used as an energy fuel and as feed.

Brazil Biomass Wood chips Energy Production: is based on the processing of forestry residues (branches,
stumps, etc.). Wood chips is combusted in the boiler houses burners.
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To combat climate change and to increase the share of renewable energy sources biomass will play an important role.
However, it has to be assured that the increase in use of biomass for energy purposes goes hand in hand with the
conservation of biodiversity environment, because biomass production may create additional environmental
pressures, such as on biodiversity, soil and water resources. The optimisation of all steps from biomass cultivation or
collection over transport and processing may contribute to get the maximum greenhouse gas emissions reductions
and to reduce emissions affecting air quality.

The progress has been made, the 2010 target of 21 % renewable electricity for EU corresponding to 22.1 % for EU15
will not be achieved under current policies and measures. Instead, currently implemented policies will probably result
in a share of between 18 % and 19 % in 2010. In total, renewable energy accounted for about 15.2 % of total
electricity generation in 2002. It has been identified that the main reason why the target is not being achieved is
because the production of electricity from biomass has not been as high as initially foreseen To ensure that biomass
will contribute in the planned way to achieve the renewable energy goals for 2010 the European Commission
presented an Biomass Action Plan4 in December 2005. This action plan sets out measures to increase the
development of biomass energy from wood, wastes and agricultural crops by creating market-based incentives to its
use and removing barriers to the development of the market.

A variety of studies have proven the available potential of biomass in the European Union as well as in the OECD
(Siemons et al. 2004, Thrän et al. 2004, Bauen et al. 2004, EEA 2005). Some data shall be provided in the following
to get an idea about what are the most important biomass sources of the future.

The growing demand for fossil fuels in the world: Between 1950 and 2005, the world's consumption of oil grew more
than 80%, bringing global demand to 85 million bbl. of oil per day. Despite this incredible growth, the appetite for oil in
the world only increases, as developing countries like China and India finally move toward styles of living comparable
to those of Europe and the U.S.. Most estimates show incredible double the oil requirement of the between 120 million
and 130 million bbl. per day by 2025 or 2030. This requirement can be met if a majority of the additional stock
coming from the Middle East, with Saudi Arabia, without taking into account the peak demand in the future the
sources tend to run out in the coming years. World consumption of liquid in the event of increases in IEO2007
reference to 118 million barrels per day (239 in quatrilhões BTU) in 2030, as the world continues to experience strong
economic growth. Two thirds of the increase in world consumption of liquid in case the reference is designed for use in
the transport sector, where there are few competitive alternatives to petroleum. The industry has a 27-percent share
of the projected increase, mainly for use in manufacturing chemical and petrochemical product.

Coal from Asia in Asia: Coal consumption in emerging economies of Asia designed to be more than doubled, rising
from 2118 million tonnes in 2002 to 3715 million tonnes in 2015 and 4435 million tonnes in 2025. The projected
increase from 2317 million tonnes from 2002 to 2025 represents 78 percent of the increase in world consumption of
coal over the period, despite large increases in consumption of coal designed for emerging Asia. In total energy
consumption in the region also is designed to tilt slightly, from 47 percent in 2002 to 44 percent in 2025 demand for
coal from Asia: 3715 million tonnes in 2015.

Problems of Pollution from coal in the U.S.. Coal is highly polluter in the generation of electricity. With all surprising
technological innovations on the last century, one thing has not changed much is confidence in the U.S. from fossil
fuels, Over 50% of the electricity generated in the U.S. still comes from coal in the 21 century. U.S. should lift the 280
coal thermoelectric power plants by 2030. China is building the equivalent to a large thermoelectric coal per week.
Pollution by particles is one of the most dangerous air pollutants approximately 64 million Americans are affected
directly, putting their health at risk.
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Brazil is the largest country in South America. Approximately 2.3 million square kilometers -- 27 percent of Brazil’s
total area of 8.5 million square kilometers -- can be considered "frontier" forest. Brazil's frontier forests comprise
17 percent of the world's remaining frontiers, making it the third highest ranked country in terms of remaining
frontier forest. Brazil has the third largest block of remaining frontier forest in the world and ranks first in plant
biodiversity among frontier forest nations.

Much of the raw materials Brazil Biomass we use for biomass comes from certified forests. FSC promotes forest
sustainability by evaluating the company’s forest management practices considering economic viability,
ecological integrity and social justice.
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Brazil has tradition and a significant potential on biomass production. The historical importance of biomass
energy in Brazil is due to a set of factors, including (i) the size of the country and the availability of land, (ii)
the adequacy of its weather, (iii) the availability and the low cost of the working force and, most important, (iv)
the domain of biomass-production and biomass-conversion technologies in the agricultural and in the
industrial sectors. The accomplishment of these conditions defines a potential biomass. Wood Chip is readily
available and cheaper than mains gas and oil. Wood Chip is a renewable energy source. Wood Chip
combustion is carbon neutral. Wood Fuel heating systems can be fully automated. Wood Fuel heating
systems convert 90% of the fuel into usable heat energy.

Quality management. Cost-efficient production of high quality fuel according to the requirements of the boiler
producers. Trouble-free operation (no impurities like metalls, stone, oversized particles etc.).. Main objective:
satisfied costumers.. Complete controll of the production chain from basic material.. Self-and foreign controll of
the fuels according to the standards of CEN/TC 335.. Constant enhancement of the production process.

Our Premium Wood Chips Eucalyptus are ideal for the manufacture of particleboard, MDF and paper pulp. We
supply hardwood and softwood chips, according to our customers’ requirements. All our wood chips are
derived from sustainable harvesting of forest stock. Chipping and debarking is done in the forest or at the
mill. We can meet any sizing and quality specification. In order to ensure the highest quality, our wood chips
are regularly tested according to ASTM standards for moisture, sizing, bark content, rot, and ash content.
Homogeneity of feedstock and consistency of our end product are our highest priorities. With an integrated
transportation network of truck, rail and ocean vessel, we are able to deliver our premium wood chips reliably
across Brazil and worldwide.

Much of the raw materials Brazil Biomass Wood Chips SC we use for biomass from certified forests.

The advantages of Brazil Biomass Wood Chip Eucalyptus are:

• it is cheap, often as cheap as logs and now cheaper than mains gas;
• it is a standardised product with Europe wide quality standards in place;
• fully automated, highly efficient boiler systems are available;
• it can be made from a wide range of raw materials, often sourced locally.
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We have large quantity of eucalyptus wood chip used for paper industry.
Clean woodchips. Private port for private use. Certified by ISPS.

Rate of load 8.400 ton/day. Phytosanitary Certificate. Fumigation Certificate.

Origin Certificate . Quality Control Certificate Alex Stewart International. Surveyor Certificate.

Alex Stewart the largest international company with activities relating to the inspection and analysis.

Inspection of Wood Chips Brazil. Supervision of loading, 24hrs per day.

 Premium Softwood Wood Chips Eucalyptus Paper–MDF Production Brazil
Typical Analysis Wood Species : Eucalyptus Saligna and Grandis
Place of Origin Brazil
Certification SGS and Alex Stewart test report or FSC Wood - Quality tests performed by the University of Applied
Sciences - Wood chips tested according to the standard CEN/TS 19461:2005
Specifications for The fuel specifications and classes for all solid biofuels are set out in CEN/TS 14961:2005, which defines
wood chips certain parameters and property classes. Fuel quality is set out in IS CEN TS 14961:2005
Standardization of Class P16 Main fraction> 80 % of weight - 3,15 mm ≤ P ≤ 16 mm - Fine fraction< 5 % of weight < 1 mm
Chips Class P 16 Coarse fraction< 1 % of weight, max. length of particle - max. 1 % > 45 mm,all < 85 mm
Dimensions Wood Class P45 Main fraction> 80 % of weight - 3,15 mm ≤ P ≤ 45 mm - Fine fraction< 5 % of weight < 1 mm
chips Coarse fraction< 1 % of weight, max. length of particle - max. 1 % > 63 mm
Dimensions of Wood chips according to CEN/TS 14961:2005
Moisture Content 30% max
Class M30 Moisture (w-% of drybasis) Suitable Moisture of wood chips according to CEN/TS 14961:2005
Ash Content 0,3% or 0,7%
Class A07 Ash (w-%of dry basis) Ash of wood chips according to CEN/TS 14961:2005
Calorific Power 4.927 Kcal/Kg
Wood Chips 28.6mm - (Oversize) not more than 5.0 % - 4.8mm - 28.6mm, not less than 91.0 % - 9.5mm - 22.2mm, not
less than 55.0 % - 4.8mm (Dust), not more than 4.0
Lignin 25,8%
PH 5,7%
Energy Output Wet Basis 2,324 to 3,726 MWh/Ton - Dry Basis 5,229 to 5,811 MWh/Ton
Extractives 11,0%
Polvoses 16,3%
Cellulose 86,4% Pulping de Kraft
Volatile 13%
Volatile
Volatile Matter 70.55% to 84.96%
Bark More than 2.0 %
Sand Maximum 0,1%
Fixed Carbon 12.06% to 14.52%
Max. Chip Size No more than 5% shall be 4 inches or larger in any dimension
Sizing : 0.3 cm – 4.5 cm
Overs: 5% > 4.5 cm Maximum
Fines: 5% <0.3 cm Maximum
Chemical Oxygen 47%
Hydrogen 5,8%
Nitrogen 0,3%
Sulphur Less 0,003% -
Chlorine Less Than 0,1%
Carbon 52%
Production 30,000 MT/Month and 360,000 MT/Year with possible to 500,000 MT/Month South Brazil
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RELATÓRIO DE ENSAIO N° 960 100-209

CLIENTE: Brasil Biomassa e Energia Renovável S.A

1 MATERIAL Raw Eucalyptus wood chips (Eucalyptus grandis and

saligna) – Origin: Brazil. Recebido em 30/09/2008 e identificado no
laboratório como LCL 467/08. Quantidade aproximada do material:
400 g

2 MÉTODOS UTILIZADOS
2.1 Umidade, NBR 8112/86 “Análise Imediata – item 4.2”
(CMQ-LCL-PE-M070).
Equipamentos: Balança analítica, cód.: 83823. Validade da calibração:
jul/2009. Estufa, cód.: 4174. Validade da calibração: jul/2009.
2.2 Cinza, NBR 8112/86 – Análise Imediata – item 4.3”
(CMQ-LCL-PE-011).
Equipamentos: Balança analítica, cód.: 35586. Validade da calibração:
jun/2009 Mufla, cód.: 30802. Validade de calibração: abr/2009.
2.3 Carbono, Hidrogênio e Nitrogênio, ASTM D 5373-07 “Standard
Test Methods for Instrumental Determination of Carbon, Hydrogen and
Nitrogen in Laboratory Samples of Coal and Coke” (CMQ-LCL-PE-017).
Equipamentos: Analisador de Carbono, Hidrogênio e Nitrogênio, cód.:
LCL 002, calibrado antes da execução do ensaio. Balança analítica,
cód.: LCL 003. Validade da calibração: jan/2009.
2.4 Enxofre total, ASTM D 4239-04a “Standard Test Methods for
Sulfur in the Analysis Sample of Coal and Coke Using High
Temperature Tube Furnace Combustion Method” – Método C
(CMQ-LCL-PE-028).
Equipamentos: Analisador de enxofre, cód.: 33805, calibrado antes da
execução do ensaio. Balança AM, cód.: 33510. Validade da
Calibração: jan/2009.
2.5 Poder calorífico, ASTM D 5865-04 “Standard Test Methods for
Gross Calorific Value of Coal and Coke” (CMQ-LCL-PE-041).
Equipamentos/Instrumentos: Calorímetro adiabático, cód.: 21354
Bomba calorimétrica, cód.: 8357. Validade da Calibração: jul/2009.
Termoresistência, cód.: E7971117303. Validade da calibração:
fev/2011. Balança Analítica, cód.: 83823. Validade da calibração:
jan/2009.
3 RESULTADOS
No material recebido: 3.1 Umidade - % massa 31% ± 4
No material seco: 3.2 Cinza - % massa 1,2%
3.3 Hidrogênio - % massa.6,1% ± 0,2
3.4 Enxofre total - % massa 0,013% ± 0,003
3.5 Poder calorífico – Kcal/kg superior 4.537,2 ± 238,8
inferior 4.298,4 ± 238,8
São Paulo, 15 de Outubro de 2008
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The wood chips, pine present average humidity around 30%, due to the process of packing. The analyses were
performed in triplicate for each treatment and followed recommendations of the rules of TAPPI - Technical Association of
Pulp and Paper Industry (TAPPI, 1994). Our company develops viable projects in renewable energy. One of our jobs is
to produce and export wood chips to the international market. It is a pleasure to get in touch with you for a reciprocal
collaboration in terms of Biomass fuels and Renewable Energy. The analyses had been doing at the Energy Laboratory.
For the determination of the moisture content. The granulometry was determined by method
developed in the Energy Laboratory. Ash in wood was determinated by TAPPI T211 Standard and gross and net
calorific value by DIN 51900 Standard. Moisture content, ash, gross calorific value and net calorific value in wood.
Moisture content 38% or 40% Ash wood 0,35 % Gross calorific value 4847. The ideal moisture content is equal or
lesser that 30% and greaters that 60% are undesirable. The ash content is low, compatible with the usual values of the
wood. The gross calorific value is compatible with the values observed for wood, that are between 4500 the 5000
kcal/kg. The net calorific value must be greater that 1200 kcal/kg to have satisfactory performance in burners with
grate. 97,24% of material have chips dimensions. Materials for use in burners with grate system must have lesser
percentage 30% of material with sawdust dimensions.
It shows that the material have adequadet dimensions for burners systems with grates. The energy
characterization of the material shows that the results of the ash, gross calorific value and granulometry are
adequated. The material can be used in the generation of energy, in systems of burners with grates (fixed or mobile
stream beds)
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ANALYTICAL AND INSPECTION ALEX STEWART BRAZIL

Our company Brazil Biomass and Renewable Energy or International CMO Exports Biomass hired to Alex Stewart the largest
international company with activities relating to the inspection and analysis. We are quality Alex Stewart driven and are approved
by, or are members of, the following organizations: BIR: Bureau of International Recycling BMRA: Superintendent Members of the
British Metals Recycling Association COMEX: Commodity Exchange in New York IFIA: International Federation of Inspection Agencies
IMOA: International Molybdenum Association IPMI: International Precious Metals Institute ISRI: Institute of Scrap Recycling
Industries, Inc ITIA: International Tungsten Industry Association LBMA: Associate Member of London Bullion Market Association.
Authorized to undertake the proactive monitoring of gold and silver refiners on the LBMA Good Delivery list. LME: London Metal
Exchange MMTA: Minor Metals Traders Association NYMEX: New York Mercantile Exchange TIC: Tantalum-Niobium International
Study Centre We have also been accredited by ISOQAR Ltd to the following Quality Management System standards: ISO 9001:2000.
Inspection of Wood Chips Brazil. Supervision of loading, 24hrs per day. Visual Inspection of Wood Chips. Final weight determination
by Draft. Loading Terminal Imbituba, SC Loading at Shipside. Analysis Wood Chips Eucalyptus Brazil .

Analytical Alex Stewart Brazil Service Wood Chips: Moisture Impurities Unsaponifiable matter Density

Inspection Service Alex Stewart Brazil: Quality control Quantity verification / ullage survey Supervision of loading and/or discharge
Sampling Land tank inspection Ship tank inspection Supervision of transfer to transport Laboratory analysis Wood Chips
Certification Wood Chips Consultancy Alex Stewart for Brazil Biomass and International CMO.

Wood Chips Brazil monitoring - Full technical consultation and advice including storage and transportation logistics from warehouse
to ship side, GAFTA or FOSFA approved loading and discharge supervision and inspection for end buyers. Stock monitoring Wood
Chips quantity will be logged into a stock book, daily release quantity will be verified against the release note and the stock book.
Reports and updates will be sent by email to the relevant parties on the next working day. Warehouse security Wood Chips Brazil–
padlocks installed on every door of the warehouse that will be attended by minimum of 1 inspector 24 hours/day. Only authorized
personnel shall enter the warehouse.

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PREMIUM WOOD CHIPS EUCALYPTUS
NORMATIVE BIOMASS CEN/TC 335 EUROPE

CEN/TC 335 biomass standards

CEN/TC 335 is the technical committee developing the draft standard to describe all forms of solid biofuels within Europe, including
wood chips, wood pellets and briquettes, logs, sawdust and straw bales.
CEN/TC 335 allows all relevant properties of the fuel to be described, and includes both normative information that must be
provided about the fuel, and informative information that can be included but is not required. As well as the physical and chemical
characteristics of the fuel as it is, CEN/TC 335 also provides information on the source of the material.
Specifications.
Specifications The fuel specifications and classes for all solid biofuels are set out in CEN/TS 14961:2005, which defines certain
parameters and property classes.
Normative specifications for wood chips:
chips
Origin - Particle size (P16/P45/P63/P100) - Moisture content (M20/M30/M40/M55/M65) - Ash content
(A0.7/A1.5/A3.0/A6.0/A10.0)
Normative specifications for chemically handled wood or used wood:
wood Nitrogen (N0.5/N1.0/N3.0/N3.0+)
Informative specifications for wood chips include:
include
Net energy content (lower heating value (LHV)) as MJ/kg or kWh/m3 loose- Bulk density in kg/m3 loose- Chlorine content
(Cl0.03/Cl0.07/Cl0.10/Cl0.10+) - Nitrogen (N0.5/N1.0/N3.0/N3.0+)
Many other properties may also be specified, including concentrations of many other elements and volatile matter and ash melting
behaviour.
Fuel quality is set out in IS CEN TS 14961:2005 Solid Biofuels – Fuel Specifications and Classes (available from NSAI:
www.standards.ie).
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PELLETS BRAZIL
PELLETS PINUS
Wood Pellets are a form of compacted biomass in order to increase the density of the fuel and thus making it more
economic to transport over longer distances. Most pellets are made from sawdust and ground wood chips, which are
waste materials from trees used to make furniture, lumber, and other products. Resins and binders (lignin) occurring
naturally in the sawdust hold wood pellets together, so they usually contain no additives.
Other materials, like straw, corn, nut hulls and similar can also be used to produce pellets, but those are less common.
Pellets are cylindrical in form and their typical dimensions are 5-6 mm in diameter and 15-25 mm in length. Features:
1) Raw material: Pellet fuel is made mainly of sawdust, shavings and fines leftover after processing trees for lumber
and other wood products. At a pellet mill the material is dried, compressed, and formed into small eraser-sized bits.
They are clean, pleasant smelling and smooth to touch. 2) Working principle: Adopts gear transition and makes pellets.
The environmental benefits of Wood Pellets: Carbon Reduction-CO2 is taken from the atmosphere by trees during
their life which is released back when burnt or during the natural process of decay. Even allowing for the carbon
produced in planting harvesting sawing and transportation of timber and the manufacture and delivery of pellets, it is
estimated that the net reduction in CO2 emissions is 90% better when comparing the use of Wood Pellets to Fossil
Fuels. Wood Pellets are clean. Unlike most other fuels wood pellets are environment clean, when spilt they can be
collected and used as fuel or compost, when burnt the ash produced can be used in the garden as a fertilizer. Wood is
a renewable fuel. Never removes trees faster from the forest than it is added to by natural growth, modern plantation
methods make it possible to plant and harvest forests within a 30 year cycle.
Wood Species Pinus
Place of Origin Brazil
Quality certification The quality of the wood pellets is an important factor in achieving
optimum.
Dimensions 6 mm and 8mm
Wood-Density 0,56 Gr/cm3
Le ngth min. 80% between 5 and 30 mm (max. 45 mm) < 4xd
Energy content min 4.633 kWh/kg
Net Calorific value as received MWh/t > 4,7 Water content Approx. 7%
Dust content (before transport) max. 1 % Abrasion max. 2.3 % Impurities none
Ash content max. 0.5 % Moisture Content M Wt% <10 Bulk Density Kg/m3 > 600
Ash Melting C > 1120 Mechanical Durability> 97,5 Dust content (before transport) max. 1 %
Binding agent Prohibited Impurities none
Spe cial features no additive
Higher Heating Value BTU/lb 8790 Non-combustible ash 39 % Flame temperature 1200 -
1400
Elementary Analysis
Carbon 53.6 % - Hydrogen 6.2 % - Nitrogen 1 %- Sulfur ND to < .1 % Chloride ND to < .1 %
Oxygen 40.1 % - Ash Analysis – Metals Scan Mg/kg - Aluminum 11600 Barium 1160
Cadmium < 5 Calcium 123000 Chromium 100 Cobalt< 20 Copper 100 Lead< 50
Magnesium 24800 Manganese 12700 Nickel< 50 Phosphorus 5500 Potassium 54500
Silicon 66000 Sodium 3600 Strontium 600 Titanium 800 Vanadium< 50 Zinc 1130
Carbonate CO3 (on ash) 27.7 %
Monthly Quantity - 5.000 ton.
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PELLETS BAGASSE SUGAR CANE
High quality wood pellets are pellets which can be used in both small and large boilers without problems and only produce a
minimum of ash. To meet these requirements pellets (of 6 mm or 8 mm in diameter) should be made from pure and untreated
wood without bark and without use of additives. The European technical specification CEN/TS 14961 Solid biofuels – Fuel
specifications and classes also states.
The European specification CEN/TS 14961 gives a list of standards or technical specifications for the determination of
chemical and physical fuel properties. In order to e.g. compare different wood pellets offered on the market, it is important
that specified values of fuel properties are comparable. For example, CEN/TS 14961 specifies the method described in
CEN/TS 14775 for determination of ash content. By this method the ash content is determined by heating a sample to 550°C
under specified conditions, and the obtained result is not necessarily co mparable to results reached by other methods (as e.g.
international or national coal standards using 815°C).
Recommendations for high quality wood pellets bagasse sugar cane cf. CEN/TS 14961. What is a high quality Pellet Bagasse
Sugar Cane. Moreover, this product will have the following additional advantages Pellets Bagasse Sugar Cane: The product is
from 100% recycled origin and is environmentally friendly because it reduces deforestation. The product has a calorific charge
similar to firewood. The product requires reduced storage capacity, thus enabling emergency and buffer stocks. It is a clean
product without the drawbacks of firewood. The product's low humidity raises temperature quickly and the product releases
less smoke, ashes and soot when compared to firewood. It has a more homogeneous calorific charge than firewood. It has a
higher flame temperature. It causes less pollution because it is a renewable fuel.

Brazil Bagasse Sugar Cane

Quality certification Austrian Research Centre for Chemistry & Technology
The quality of the pellets is an important factor in achieving optimum operation of the heating system. To classify the
bagasse-pellets similar to wood pellets we can use the European classification according to CEN TS 14961 and provide a
declaration similar to those for wood pellets.
Analysis according to determinations according to the parameters specified in DINplus and ÖNORM M 7135 including
physical properties like resistance to abrasion, calorific value, moisture content, ash content, content of chlorine, sulphur,
nitrogen, major ash forming elements, screening for heavy elements sample preparation is included. Analysis carried out
according to European standards for solid biofuels.
The analyses Pellets Bagasse Sugar Cane Brazil had been doing at the Energy Laboratory UFPR.
Diameter 6 mm - Density 0,60 Gr/cm3
Power Calorif PCI = 8.100 x C + 28.700 (H2 – O2) - 600 x H2O (e m kcal/kg) - PCS = 4.780 kcal/kg
Ash Content Max 2,5% - Moisture Max. 8.0%
Chemical Composition of Bagasse (Enel It)
Fixed Carbon: 16.6% - Carbon: 14,07 % - Hydrogen: 6,7 %- Nitrogen: 0.98 % - Sulphur: 0,11 % - Volatile Matter: 65,5 %
Ashes Composition(Enel It): CaO: 18,37 % - MgO: 4,66 % - Na2O: 1,13 % - K2O 19,35 % - SiO2 34,50 % - Ti2O 1,4 % - Cl 4 %
Dust content (before transport) max. 1 % - Abrasion max. 2.3 % - Binding agent Prohibited - Impurities None
Special features No additive Monthly Quantity 2009 - 4.000 ton.
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CERTIFICATION PREMIUM WOOD PELLETS

Laboratorio Biomasse Area Ingegneria Agraria Dipartimento S.A.S.C Università Politecnica delle Marche
Parametro Unità Risultato Metodologia
CODICE CAMPIONE E000001108
CERTIFICATO ANALISI N° 789 MATERIALE Pellet Brazil IDENTIFICATIVO origine: Brasile RICHIEDENTE FMR
Umidità % 7,7 prCEN/TS 14774
Potere calorifico netto kcal/kg 4153 prCEN/TS 14918
Potere calorifico netto kJ/kg 17384 prCEN/TS 14918
Potere calorifico inferiore kcal/kg 4550 prCEN/TS 14918
Potere calorifico inferiore kJ/kg 19046 prCEN/TS 14918
CARBONIO % 51,46 prCEN/TS 15104
IDROGENO % 6,35 prCEN/TS 15104
AZOTO % 0,56 prCEN/TS 15104
OSSIGENO % 41,43 Per calcolo (prCEN/TS 15104)
Osservazioni : Analisi riferita al campione come ricevuto - Analisi riferita al campione secco - Analisi della sostanza minerale
PRELIEVO EFFETTUATO DA CONDIZIONI CAMPIONE
PESO PERIODO PROVE dal 09/01/2008 al DATA REPORT 18/01/2008
Ceneri % 0,3 prCEN/TS 14775
Potere calorifico superiore kcal/kg 4872 prCEN/TS 14918
Potere calorifico superiore kJ/kg 20392 prCEN/TS 14918

Dott. Giuseppe Toscano Laboratorio Biomasse

Area Ingegneria Agraria - Dipartimento S.A.S.C- Università Politecnica delle Marche - Note Il responsabile del laboratorio - Dott.
Giuseppe Toscano - Laboratorio Biomasse - Università Politecnica delle Marche - Bianche 60131 ANCONA -

Besucheranschrift:
Postanschrift: Lehrgebiet für Kokereiwesen . RWTH Aachen . 52056 Aachen
Wüllnerstr. 2
Raum Be 128
Analysenergebnisse: Pellets Brazilian Sustainable Bioenergy
Sehr geehrter Herr Ahaus, anbei erhalten Sie die Analysenergebnisse der in Auftrag gegebenen Proben:
Brazilian Sustainable Bioenergy –
Die Analysen wurden gemäß der in DIN 51731 aufgelisteten Normen durchgeführt.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
Einheit DIN Plus Grenzwerte
Wassergehaltan ... [Gew.-%] <12 <10 <10 10,6
Aschegehaltwf...... [Gew.-%] <1,5 <0,5 <0,5 0,67
Heizwert Hu, wf ..... [kJ/kg] 17.5-19.5 >18.000 >18.000 18.630
Stickstoffwf........... [Gew.-%] <0,30 <0,30 <0,30 0,12
Schwefelwf........... [Gew.-%] <0,08 <0,04 <0,04 <0,01
Chlorwf................. [Gew.-%] <0,03 <0,02 <0,02
Arsenwf [mg/kg] 0,8 Cadmiumwf [mg/kg] 0,5 Chromwf [mg/kg] 8 Kupferwf [mg/kg] 5 Quecksilberwf [mg/kg] 0,05
Bleiwf [mg/kg] 10 Zinkwf [mg/kg] 100 EOXwf [mg/kg] 3
Abrieban............... [Gew.-%] - <2,3 <2,3 1,8
Dichteroh ..............[kg/dm³] 1,0-1,4 >1,12 >1,12 1,21
Durchmesseran....[mm] 4-10 4-10 4-10 6,4

Dr.-Ing. Christian Wirtgen

Oberingenieur
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BRIQUETTING BRAZIL
Don’t waste nature resources! It is known all over the world that bushes and forests are extremely important for the ecological
balance of our planet. Such ecological awareness has led to the search of new and better forms of bringing together human
development.

Be ecologically sound by using Briquettes. Among products which guarantee this balance of nature and development are
Briquettes, fuel made from compacted wood shavings and sawdust, without any chemical substance. It is an excellent substitute
for firewood, oil, coal and gas. Suitable for industrial boilers, ovens, greenhouses, furnaces, fireplaces and barbecues, it is an
industrial product available all year round, in different measures and diameters.

So me Main Advantages Briquetting Brazil Biomass

Better appearence, greater hygiene, excellent for use in nourishing industries and feeding establishments. Less need for
storage space because it is an industrial product available all year round. Lower expenses on furnace maintenance and grate
repair. Easy handling, storage and control because it is sold per tones and not in cubic meters. High burning efficiency and
heating value. Thermal regularity. Manufactured without chemical products. Natural non-toxic product. Low moisture content.
Few residues from burning, no smell, little smoke production. An ecologically sound product for energy production without
causing deforestation. Convenient packaging allows for easier handling and storage. Fewer personnel are required for handling
as compared with firewood. High flame temperature. Allows for use together with firewood or other biomass, even when wet.
Fast temperature response and greater stability.
Advantages of Briquettes Brazil Biomass over the Firewood
Higher heating value: Briquettes: from 4,800 kcal/kg to 4,900 kcal/kg X Firewood: from 1,700 kcal/kg to 2,500 kcal/kg
Lower moisture content
Briquettes: from10% to 12%
Firewood: from 25% to 45%
Packing 25 to 40 kg raffia bags. Size and quantity can be adapted to meet customer’s needs. Packing can also be in big
bags which hold approximately 600 kilos. The product can be supplied in bulk , either in cylinder or disk-shape. Also supplied
on pallets. Briquettes require less storage space than firewood (90 m3 of firewood take up around 25m3 of space, which is
equivalent to approximately 15 tones of briquettes).
Co mparative table between different biomass briquettes and firewood
Wood
Cotton shavings Wood shavings and noble Commercial
Material Rice husk Wood shavings and eucalyptus sawdust
(residues) and Pinus hardwood sawdust Firewood
sawdust
Heating value 3800 4300 4400 4800 4500 1700~2500
Bulk weight (m³) 650~700 650~700 700~750 700~860 700~780 350~400
Specific weight (t) 1. 1 1. 1 1.17 1. 2 1.18 0. 6
Moisture (%) 11 12 9 12 11 25~45

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Technical Characteristics: Our product is manufactured by means of a compacting process and presents
the following technical information:
Characteristic Value
Diameter 85mm
Ash (Dry Base) 0, 69%
Volatile Material (Dry Base) 84, 91%
Fixed Carbon (Dry Base) 14, 14%
Moisture 08,69%(approximately)
Density 1,226 ton/m3
Calorific Value (PCS) – Dry Base 4.515,04 Kcal
Carbon 47, 51%
Hydrogen 06, 10%
Nitrogen 00, 50%
Monthly Quantity 2009 - 5.000 ton. The analyses Briquetting had been doing at the Energy Laboratory UFPR/Brazil.

BRIQUETTING PINUS BRAZIL BIOMASS

Diameter 85mm
Ash (Dry Base) 0, 49%
Volatile Material (Dry Base) 84, 91%
Fixed Carbon (Dry Base) 14, 14%
Moisture 08,00%(approximately)
Density 1,304 ton/m3
Calorific Value (PCS) – Dry Base 4.795,04 Kcal
Carbon 47, 51%
Hydrogen 06, 10%
Nitrogen 00, 50%
Monthly Quantity 2009 - 5.000 ton. The analyses Briquetting had been doing at the Energy Laboratory UFPR/Brazil.

BRIQUETTING BAGASSE SUGAR CANE

Diameter 85mm
Ash (Dry Base) 1, 50%
Volatile Material (Dry Base) 89, 91%
Fixed Carbon (Dry Base) 16, 14%
Moisture 09,00%(approximately)
Density 1,226 ton/m3
Calorific Value (PCS) – Dry Base 4.780,04 Kcal
Carbon 47, 51%
Hydrogen 06, 10%
Nitrogen 00, 50%
Monthly Quantity 2009 - 4.000 ton. The analyses Briquetting had been doing at the Energy Laboratory UFPR/Brazil and USA.
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PORT IMBITUBA, SANTA CATARINA
Our co mpany operates directly in the port of Imbituba, Santa Catarina. The Port has structure for the export of wood chips. We
present some photos of Porto. The Port of Imbituba is located in coastal southern state of Santa Catarina to about 90 km from the
capital Florianopolis. In addition, with two hits paved, one north and one south, the port of Imbituba is connected to the BR-101,
one of the most important highways of the country, allowing the displacement accessible to all regions of Brazil and the Mercosur
countries . The current draft of the port is 9.63 meters with tide average of 0.50 meters, enough to receive vessels of oil and other
cargoes between 35,000 to 40,000 tones considering a tide of 1 meter, the draft of Port is 10.13.
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CARBON CREDIT BIOMASS BRAZIL
Much of the raw materials we use for biomass comes from forests certified. Sustainable forestry practices and care
management plans for economic viability, ecological integrity and social justice. We use 100% of forest production
capacity, both for the production of wood chips or the use of forest residues in the form of biomass. The general aim is to
reduce emissions of the greenhouse effect of gases through the establishment of sustainable forest plantations of
eucalyptus for industrial purposes and co-generation of energy. Unlike fossil fuels or non-renewable, energy forests
provide a great service environment in that it enables the recycling of CO2. In other words, from the photosynthesis,
forests absorb the existing CO2 in the atmosphere, store the carbon in biomass and become a source of renewable
energy. The Biomass Project also has a component for reducing emissions of methane (CH4).

The replacement of the array of non-renewable fossil fuels by the burning of renewable biomass reduces the amount of
greenhouse gases from human activities emitted into the atmosphere. Within the carbon market, the planting of forests
energy may have benefits in two ways, through carbon sequestration done on plant growth and reduce emissions through
the replacement of the energy matrix of fossil fuels by biomass. Our goal is the use of forest residues, which replace the
emissions of methane from forest residues and reduce carbon emissions from fossil fuel combustion in the replacement
of polluting energy matrix. The sequestration of carbon from forest plantings energy, is eligible within the Clean
Development Mechanism - CDM, as activity of Forest / Forestry - A / R (the original English Aforestation / Reforestation), in
the case of forests of eucalyptus and pine. The methodology AR-AM0005 was approved by the panel of methodologies of
the UN Framework Convention for Climate Change.

The use of the entire production chain from the tree, even a part for commerce and energy potential of biomass of forest
residues in the co-generation of energy is a practice widely accepted within the CDM and markets volunteers, taking an
important role in reducing emissions from fossil fuels recognized and accepted around the world.

Reference Design for Reduced Emissions from the Use of Waste Pow Power
er Plant of the Forestry Production of Wood Chips and
biomass.
biomass The first project of business that will generate the carbon credit involves the plant where Wood Chips used
throughout the production chain for international business. Biomass in the form of wood is provided by owners of the
region. The biomass wastes that would be stored in batteries in the open, Decomposing and generating methane will be
used for industrial process. With the project the wood chips are avoiding the generation of methane.

Project: Generating renewable energy source, in addition to avoiding the generation of methane.
Reducing emissions (energy): 50,586 TCO2 - Reducing emissions (methane): 247,501 tCO2
Period of obtaining credits: 21 years (3 periods of 7 years)
Value tonne of carbon: € 15 - Estimates of Revenue with carbon credits: U.S. $ 12072523.00

Reference Design for Reduced Emissions from Power Generation by Use of Forestry and Waste Biomass Power Plant by
the cogeneration of Energy.
Energy The second project of business we are offering to the market and will be developed by a
co-generation Power Plant Power with the use of forest residues and for the generation of electricity. Results in higher
project for commercial use of biomass co-generation of energy in Brazil and one of the largest in the world, contributing
substantially to sustainable development locally, both in view of mitigation of environmental problems as the current
generation of municipal revenue. We have the approval of the Carbon Fund of the World Bank, resulting in perspective as
a model for generating correct and monitored by certificates of carbon credits. Description of Project: The project consists
of replacing the use of waste biomass to renewable (splinter of wood, sawdust, etc.). To generate steam and power.
Project: Generating renewable energy source, in addition to avoiding the generation of methane arising from the storage of
waste batteries in the open forest.

Project: Replacing the consumption of 11,300 tonnes of fossil fuel and biomass to generate energy.
Reducing emissions: 32,700 TCO2 - Amount of ton of carbon: € $ 15

The mill will operate providing electricity and heat from the same fuel, biomass, from the waste of our plant. In addition to
supplying much of the energy consumption in the region, the Mill will strengthen the economy adding value to a product
before it was discarded and would undermine the environment. We use the example of Tractebel Energy that sells carbon
credits of the Office of Co-generation Lages, enterprise certified as Clean Development by the United Nations. The plant
generates energy from waste from the logging industry in the region, avoiding the emission of methane gas would be
released with the decomposition of wood and cause the increase of greenhouse effect with the consequent increase in the
destruction of the ozone layer. With that attitude more the company strengthens its commitment to environmental
preservation.
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World energy problems. Consumption of energy dependent on fossil fuels (coal, oil, natural gas). Finite reserves of fossil fuels
and high prices. The increase in consumption will continue (United States, China and India). Serious environmental and
economic consequences from the use of fossil fuels and emission of greenhouse gases.

Kyoto Protocol signed in 1997. Objectives of reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Adoption of common policies to reduce CO2
emissions Biomass - Renewable Energy. The content of carbon emitted during combustion of biomass was previously captured
the atmosphere in a short time period - balance = zero balance.

Strategic options of Brazil Biomass and International: Solutions for the supply of fuel from renewable sources, the international
market or the national market for co-generation of energy. Conversion of liabilities of carbon emissions in assets with economic
recovery emissions avoided. Processing of forest biomass for sale to international customers. Installation of energy crops for
production of biomass for commercial purposes and co-generation of energy. Minimizing the costs of disposal of waste from
logging operations and its use as a product. Valuation of property and renewable energy products.

Options used by Brazil Biomass and International. Operation in the forest in the area of production and total recovery of wood
and forest residues and the valuation policy of social and environmental responsibility. Experimentation, import and adaptation
of technologies. Wood chips production of paper and forest biomass. Different types of biomass for different types of
technologies. A product of high quality, certified in Brazil and Europe and used as an industrial source and a product in the form
of biomass with the use of forest residues for the burning and the generation of energy. Innovation and integration of technology
and operations to optimize the management models of different types of forest residues.

Biomass Energy Plants in Brazil and the International : Since inception, the Brazil Biomass and International BMC identified
bottlenecks in the future commercial supply of biomass waste originated from forest and there is a demand and widespread use:
Looking for international companies, increasing from Wood chips and biomass and that hardly can be satisfied with waste from
forestry operations (tendency to grinding of wood and for increasing prices). Localization assent bit of forest residues.

Advantages of Energy crops: Energy crops with lower overall costs of production. Stabilization of prices and the pressure on
timber and other forest products which currently derive raw material for other industrial sectors. Increased demand for biomass
could be met with new areas of crops on a large scale.

Objectives for 2009 and the Biomass Brazil International: The process with new industrial production units in Rio de Janeiro,
Northeast, Sao Paulo, Rio Grande do Sul and Parana. Produce and export to international customers 100,000 tones per month
of paper Wood chips and pine and eucalyptus of 100,000 tones per month of forest biomass with the waste to the plants for
co-generation of energy. Capture new energy markets. Start the conversion of consumption of fossil higher price associated with
the production of industrial steam.