BRAZIL BIOMASS AND RENEWABLE ENERGY – BRAZILIAN ASSOCIATION INDUSTRY BIOMASS ENERGY

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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...
INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIP.
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 International Partner Biomass
BRAZILIAN ASSOCIATION INDUSTRY BIOMASS Barroman S. A.– Dario Kirschbaum

A group of leading biomass companies in Brazil formed the Brazilian Association of Industry Biomass and Renewable Cree Industries - John O. Olsen
Energy or Biomass Thermal Energy Council dedicated to advancing the use of biomass for heat and other thermal energy Tally Tropicals - Martin Nachim
applications. The founding members
mbers of ABIB include biomass fuel producers, appliance manufacturers and distributors,
Elite International Leo Ickowicz
and supply chain companies that represent the breadth of interests in the fast growing b biomass
iomass thermal energy industry.
Most of the woody biomass-to-energy plants Brazill Biomass use direct
direct-fired
fired system or conventional steam boiler, whereby Globe Trade Claudia Gale

biomass feedstock is directly burned to produce steam leading to generation of electricity. In a direct
direct-fired
fired system, biomass Asiskyb Lda Miguel Santos
is fed from the bottom of the boiler and air is supplied a
att the base. Hot combustion gases are passed through a heat
exchanger in which water is boiled to create steam. The administration of the company shall be held President Brazilian Energy Trading-Savvas Kassianos
Association of Industry Biomass and Renewable Energy. Eastco International-Jan Troost

Engo Tech GmbH - Felipe Messerli

BRAZIL BIOMASS AND RENEWABLE ENERGY Pellets Trading - Roland Winther

Biorema GmbH–Alexander Kunde

Brazil Biomass and Renewable Energy an society of production, industrialization and export of Wood Chips, Pellets and Denergi Aps – Frank Madsen
Briquette and the development of projects with the use of forest residues for co
co-generation of energy.
Beijieg Import Export-Nanning Liu
Vision Energy solutions based on biomass and bio-fuelsfuels cleaner and renewable for large national and international
Poerful Trading – Brella Liang
companies, in order to mitigate the impact that their activities have on the environment by reducing emission of
PT Surya– Michael Santoso
greenhouse gases, generating earnings in its financial
inancial account of energy and the sale of carbon credits, and provide its
energy independence not getting the mercy of the oil market. Biz Pons Trading- Kyu-Joo LEE

BFB Thailand– Dennis Peacock

Mission. The Brazil Biomass and Renewable Energy mission is to production biomass wood chips and cooperate in the
development
opment of projects through sustainable solutions to waste management for a renewable energy and energy efficiency South Africa Renewable Energy
by biomass. Engineer Technology Centre

BRASIL BIOMASS AND RENEWABLE ENERGY - President CEO Dr. Celso Marcelo de Oliveira - Dra. Maria Denise Martins de Bruce Manson and Associates
Oliveira
BUSINESS INTERNATIONAL BIOMASS AND RENEWABLE ENERGY
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. 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. Renewable Energy resources offer abundant opportunities for providing clean and sustainable energy for everyone.
They are the answer to imminent fossil fuel shortages affecting electric power, heating and transportation needs. The technical potential for the utilization of
renewable energy is nearly 20 times greater than current global energy demand. Yet, today renewable energy only provides 17% of the world's primary energy needs
and traditional renewable energy use (biomass and large hydro) make up the greater share (9% and 5.7% respectively). New renewables such as wind and solar
provide only 2% of total global primary energy consumption. That power generated by solar photovoltaics could provide 10,000 times more energy than the world
currently uses. The renewable energy supply potential for our planet is 15,000 times as great as the annual consumption of nuclear and fossil energy. The efficient
deployment of these renewable resources requires a removal of trade and investment barriers between countries. The goal is the electrical interconnection of regions
with abundant renewable resources to those nations with the highest consumption.

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.
ENVIRONMENT BRAZIL BIOMASS
Benefits. Brazil Biomass makes useful and productive otherwise low value materials (such as biomass or wood
chips), and uses these materials to create a renewable source of energy.

Environmental. An Brazil Biomass solution reduces net greenhouse gas emissions. It conserves natural resources
by replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy sources.

Reduced Greenhouse Gas Emissions - Energy products which are derived from biomass use carbon from the earth's
natural carbon cycle and leave harmful fossil fuel based carbon deep below the earth's surface.

Declined
Declined Reliance on Fossil Fuels - Use of biomass energy reduces demand for fossil fuels and contributes to the
conservation of natural resources.

Community. With the high cost of energy threatening job security, Brazil Biomass keeps plants and businesses
competitive, enabling workers to keep their jobs. Additionally, projects create new jobs in communities. We lower
the burden on local authorities and governments because we often convert biomass materials, such as fiber
residues.

BRAZIL BIOMASS AND WOOD CHIPS

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.

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. Other advantages include the fact that the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2)
emitted during the burning process is typically 90% less than when burning fossil fuel. The principle
economic advantage of wood biomass energy is that wood is usually significantly less expensive than
competing fossil fuels.
BRAZIL BIOMASS HARD WOOD CHIPS EUCALYPTUS
Hard Wood Chips Eucalyptus Paper Brazil
Wood Species: Eucalyptus Saligna and Grandis
Place of Origin: Brazil
Quality certification: SGS International

Hard Wood Chips Eucalyptus Brazil Biomass and Partners are ideal for the cellulose and MDF.
Our product is of high quality. Quality management.
Cost-efficient production of high quality fuel according to the requirements of the boiler producers.
Quantity Hard Wood Chips:
Hard Wood Chips Eucalyptus Santa Catarina: 22,000 BDMT/TM
Hard Wood Chips Eucalyptus Bahia: 15,000 BDMT/TM
Dimensions of Hard Wood Chips according to CEN/TS 14961:2005
Codification - Granulometry : 50mm or more – 6,66 - 37,50 a 50mm – 10,81 - 25,00 a 37,50mm – 32,02 -
12,50 a 25,00mm – 33,27 - 6,30 a 12,50mm – 14,48 - 3,35 a 6,30mm – 2,62 - 0,25 a 3,35mm – 0,16
Fibre Length (mm):1-
(mm): 0,955 (0,040) mm - 10- 0,952 (0,063) mm - 12- 1,007 (0,064) mm - 23- 1,036 (0,034)
mm - Mean – 0,988 (0,041) mm
Fibre Wall Thickness: 1- 5,842 (0,548) - 10- 6,452 (0,333) - 12- 5,356 (0,500) - 23- 6,845 (0,598) - Mean –
6,124 (0,658)
Lumen Width: 1- 8,149 (1,442) - 10- 9,384 (1,120) - 12- 9,212 (1,739) - 23- 9,936 (2,635) - Mean – 9,170
(0,748)
Moisture Content - 18/24 % max - Class M30 Moisture of wood chips according to CEN/TS 14961:2005
Ash Content
Content - 0,3% or 0,7% Class A07 Ash (w-%of dry basis) Ash of wood chips according to CEN/TS
14961:2005
Basic Density - 0,502 g/cm3 - 200-450 kg/m3 - Calorific Power - 4.727 Kcal/Kg
Pulp Cellulose - 60,9% - Holo Cellulose - 69,1%
Lignin (TAPPI T222) 27,0% - Klason 21.5 (1.0) - Soluble 5.5 (1.1)
Carbohydrates 63,5 - Glucan 49.5 (4.0) - Xylan 14.8 (2.2)
Hemicellulose 20%
Extractives (TAPPI T204) -3,9 - Dichloromethane 0,2 (0,1)- Ethanol 2.0 (0.4) - Water 1.7 (0.2)
Mineral Comp - 0,5% - PH - 5,7%
Polvoses
Polvoses - 16,3% - Volatile 13,0% - Volatile Matter 70,55%
Bark - More than 1,0%
Sand - Maximum 0,1%
Chemical
Hydrogen (ASTM D 5373) 5,62% by weight - Oxygen 39,42% by weight - Nitrogen 0,23% by weight (ASTM D
5373) - Sulfur Less 0,08% by weight (ASTM D 4239) - Chlorine Less 499 mg/kg (ASTM D 3761) - Carbon
51,32 % by weight (ASTM D 5373)
Solubility -1% NAOH Solubility 17 a - 520 a - Factor H - 520 a

Composition Chemical: Fe < 1O ppm - Ca < 100 ppm - SiO2 < 80 ppm - Al2O3 5,1 - K2O 4,4 - TiO2 2,7 - P2O5
1,5 - SO3 1,3 - Mn < 0,5l opm - Mg < 80 ppm - ZrO2 0,1 - SrO 0,1 - Rb2O 0,1 - Cu < 1,5 ppm - ZnO 0,1 - Na <
3OO ppm - Dirt < 5m~mVm2
Pulp quality: Brightness 88 - 90,5 % ISO - Viscosity 400 - 550 ml/g - Alpha cellulose content > 94,5 - R 18 >
96,5% - R 10 > 92,0%
HARD WOOD CHIPS EUCALYPTUS - Test Report 960-2009 IPT/USP
Brazil Biomass and Renewable Energy S.A
Raw Eucalyptus wood chips (grandis and Eucalyptus saligna)
Origin: Brazil.
Received on 01/07/2009 and identified in laboratory and LCL 467/09. Approximate amount: 2.000 g
METHODS USED
Moisture, NBR 8112/86 "Immediate Review (CMQ-LCL-PE-M070). Equipment: Analytical balance, cod.: 83,823. Validity of calibration: jul/2010. Stove, cod.: 4174. Validity of calibration:
jul/2010. NBR 8112/86 - Instant Analysis - 4.3 " (CMQ-LCL-PE-011).
Equipment: Analytical balance, cod.: 35,586. Validity of calibration: jun/2010 Furnace, cod.: 30,802. Validity of calibration: abr/2010.
Carbon, Hydrogen and Nitrogen, 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). Equipment: Analyzer Carbon, Hydrogen and Nitrogen, cod.: LCL 002, calibrated before the test performance. Analytical balance, cod.: LCL 003. Validity of calibration: jan/2010.
Sulfur, ASTM D 4239-04th "Standard Test Methods for Sulfur in the Analysis Sample of Coal and Coke Using High Temperature Tube Furnace
Combustion Method" - Method C (CMQ-LCL-PE-028). Equipment: Sulfur Analyzer, cod.: 33805, calibrated before the test performance. Balance AM, cod.: 33,510. Validity of Calibration:
jan/2010. Calorific value, ASTM D 5865-04 "Standard Test Methods for Gross Calorific Value of Coal and Coke" (CMQ-LCL-PE-041).
Equipment / Instruments: adiabatic calorimetry, cod.: 21354 Bomb calorimetry, cód.: 8357. Validity of Calibration: jul/2010.
No material received: Moisture: 3.1 - 18 % ± 4% In the dry material: Gray 3.2 -% 1.2% - Hydrogen - 6%, 1% ± 0.2 - Sulfur - 0.013% - Calorific value - kcal / kg higher than 4537.2 ± 238.8
Below 4298.4 ± 238.8
São Paulo, 01 July 2009
BUSINESS BRAZIL BIOMASS
Shipment Method Container: Port Itajai/SC and Vitoria/ES Containers
Packing 50Kg Bags 20 MT in 1X 40´FCL
Shipment Method Bulk: Port Imbituba/SC and Vitoria/ES
Incoterms: FOB Brazil or CIF
Destination Port: ASWP.
Country of Destination: ASWP.
Certified: ISPS. Rate of load 8.400 ton/day. Phytosanitary Certificate. Fumigation Certificate. Origin Certificate.

Transaction Procedures to Start Deal.

1. Brazil Biomass sends FCO signed and sealed.
2. Buyer sends ICPO/LOI with full bank cordinates + BCL
3. Brazil Biomass sends draft contract and confirms procedure.
4. Buyer sends signed contract by fax and e-mail and the seller send original contract any facsimile or electronic copies, shall be considered as the original.
5. Buyer’s Bank post the non-operative payment instrument of the value of the contract, blocked and sends to the Seller's Bank.
6. Seller's Bank sends PB to activate the non operative LC + POP to the Buyer's Bank.
7. Shipment as mentioned in the contract starts not later than 30/45 days.
8. Buyer must inform in this contract all the ports of destination that can be used to be created a formal schedule for delivery.
9. Letter of Credit Standy By or BG 100% Transfer. valid for 45 days Equivalent to months of shipment issued by a First International Bank, operative, irrevocable, divisible,
transferable, without restrictions, unencumbered, unconditional, irreversible, negotiable.

BRAZIL BIOMASS AND WOOD CHIPS FUEL BIOMASS

Wood fuel has several environmental advantages over fossil fuel. The main advantage is that wood is a
renewable resource, offering a sustainable, dependable supply. Other advantages include the fact that the
amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) emitted during the burning process is typically 90% less than when burning
fossil fuel. The principle economic advantage of wood biomass energy is that wood is usually significantly
less expensive than competing fossil fuels. Wood chips can form a much more uniform fuel that can flow
and can be fed to a boiler, gasifier or other conversion system as a steady flow using an auger feed or a
conveyor. With a large surface area to volume ratio they can also be burned very efficiently. Wood fuel is a
clean burning product manufactured from sustainably harvested forest stock, land clearing, lumber mills
and clean post-industrial supplies. Wood fuels are manufactured and blended to the customer's
requirements.
"Europe Energy Magazine UK:
Company Brazil Biomass and Renewable Energy will start exporting 0.7m ton of eucalyptus wood chips to
Chinese firm next month, 20% of which will be used to cogenerate power. Four fifths of the wood chips will
be turned into paper. The remaining fifth will be burnt to provide power for mill. The product will be sold at
per ton on arrival at the Chinese port of Rizhao and Iran/Koreia 60.000 BDMT/Year said Brazil Biomass
CEO Celso Marcelo de Oliveira. Brazil Biomass exported 10,000 ton of pellets to Europe and 500,000 ton of
wood chips to China last year."
BRAZIL BIOMASS WOOD CHIPS EUCALYPTUS OR PINUS
Wood Chips Biomass Fuel Eucalyptus or Pinus Brazil
Wood Species: Eucalyptus Saligna and Grandis or Pinus
Place of Origin: Brazil
Quality certification: SGS International

Wood Chips Eucalyptus Brazil Biomass ideal for the fuel energy. Our product is of high quality.
We have large quantity of biomass used for energy industry

Quantity Wood Chips:

Wood Chips Eucalyptus Santa Catarina: 19,000 BDMT/TM
Wood Chips Pinus Santa Catarina: 15,000 BDMT/TM

Dimensions of Hard 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
Length Width 30 mm +/- 5 mm - 22 mm +/- 3 mm
Calorific Power: 4.527 Kcal/Kg

Energy Output: Wet Basis 2,324 to 3,726 MWh/Ton - Dry

Basis 5,229 to 5,811 MWh/Ton
P H: Approx. 5,7%

Chemical Composition
Oxygen Approx. 47%
Hydrogen Approx. 5,8%
Nitrogen Approx. 0,3%
Sulphur Less 0,003%
Chlorine Less than 0,1%
Carbon. 52%
Extractives: Approx. 11,0%
Lignin: Approx. 25,8%
Polvoses: Approx. 16,3%
Volatiles: Approx. 13%
Volatile Matter: 70.55 % to 84.96%
Fixed Carbon : 12.06% to 14.52%
Ash content: 0,35%
Bark : more than 5.0 %
Moisture Content: 30% max
Minimum Btu ‘/lb: 5,500 (HHV)
Maximum Chip Size: No more than 5% shall be 4 inches or
larger in any dimension
Sand: Maximum 0,1%
No plastic or metal
Rotten Content : 0,5%
BRAZIL BIOMASS WOOD CHIPS INDUSTRIAL
BRAZIL BIOMASS WOOD PELLETS
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.
Advantages of Bracatinga Wood Pellets - Brazil Biomass.. The primary environmental benefit of burning wood pellets is it does not
contribute to climate changes through emissions of carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gases. The net emission of carbon-dioxide
is practically zero. Other emissions from wood pellets are low in relation to coal, oil and other fossil fuels. Emissions of nitrogen
oxides are similar to fossil fuels, however emissions of sulfur dioxides are considerably lower. Easy and convenient to handle, even
for those who live alone. Nothing is taken from the environment to create pellet fuel. Pellets are made from the residual sawdust
from the lumber & furniture The burning of pellets is highly clean and produces extremely little residue. In some countries pellet
appliances are exempt from smoke emission test requirements. Pellet stoves come in a number of models and sizes which are
attractive and can fit in any home. Automatic feed systems mean you only have to fill the hopper every few days. Pellet appliances
may be installed with zero or minimum clearance. Pellet fuel is not subject to world price variations like imported oil.

BRAZIL BIOMASS AND WOOD PELLETS BRACATINGA

Bracatinga Ecological and Biomass Pellets. As a pioneer species, it established pure, dense stands throughout vast areas
in Brazil’s Parana area after the native forests (Araucaria angustifolia) were cut and burned, indicating its reforestation
potential. The tree is able to fix atmospheric nitrogen. . The product of our raw material is strictly related to small rural
producers. For them, Bracatinga is a source of employment for family labor and a way of generating income, which
promotes considerable improvement in the quality of life of the farmers and their families.
The most common form of pellets are relatively small compressed particles, mostly occurring in cylinder form. They are
made of different materials (wood, straw, husk etc.) and for different purposes (feed pellets, heating pellets etc.). Our
focus is solely on biomass pellets for heating and energy purposes, which we differ between standardized wood pellets
and industrial pellets.
Wood pellet is a wood fuel, made by compressing untreated wood or wood residues into a cylinder form. There are
different types of wood pellets varying in quality and utilization purpose. For high quality wood pellets specific standards
exist. Those wood pellets that fulfil the strict norms DIN Norm 51731 or ÖNorm M7135 are normally used for small boilers
in households.
BRAZIL BIOMASS WOOD PELLETS BRACATINGA
The bracatinga cuts used in pellet production are authorized by the Brazilian environmental authorities.
Bracatinga wood is mainly used for heat and energy production. It has been cultivated by mostly local
farmers for private use, but recently gained increasing interest as suitable wood for pellet production. The
plantation of Bracatinga has several positive ecological aspects, but is threatened through huge destructive
plantations, such as pine or Eucalyptus.
Premium Wood Pellets Bracatinga
Certification Einheit DIN Plus
Die Analysen wurden gemäß der in DIN 51731 aufgelisteten Normen durchgeführt.
Besucheranschrift: Postanschrift: Lehrgebiet für Kokereiwesen . RWTH Aachen . 52056 Aachen
Analysenergebnisse: Wood Pellets Bracating Brazilian Sustainable Bioenergy
Sehr geehrter Herr Ahaus, anbei erhalten Sie die Analysenergebnisse der in Auftrag gegebenen
Auftraggeber: Amandus Kahl Hamburg
Probenbezeichnung: Brazilian Sustainable Bioenergy - Brazil Biomass
Probeneingang: Beginn der Analysen
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
Diameter 6mm or 8mm
Calorif / Energy 4.900 Kcal/Kg or 20,050 KJ/Kg
Sulfur < 0.08%
Moisture Maximum 8,0 %
Density 0,65 Gr/cm3
Bulk weight 650 kg/m³ to 690 kg/m³
Hidrogen / Alkali /nihil
Gramatur Max. 1,0%
Ash Contents Less that 1,4 %
Packing Loose Bulk in 20 Dry Cargo Container FCL
Port Paranagua, Paraná Brazil
Quantity 4.000 tons per month - 06/2.009
6.000 tons per month - 12/2.009
BRAZIL BIOMASS PELLETS BAGASSE SUGAR CANE
High quality pellets bagasse sugar acne 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.

Recommendations for high quality 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.

Quality certification 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 (em kcal/kg) - PCS = 4.780 kcal/kg
Ash Content
Content Max 2,5% -
Moisture Max. 9.0%
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.
BRAZIL BIOMASS WOOD PELLETS INDUSTRIAL
BRAZIL BIOMASS WOOD BRIQUETTE
Biomass briquettes are made from agricultural waste and are a replacement for fossil fuels such as oil or coal, and can be used to
heat boilers in manufacturing plants, and also have applications in developing countries. Biomass briquettes are a renewable source
of energy and avoid adding fossil carbon to the atmosphere. Few other large companies are supposedly using biomass briquettes for
earning Carbon Credits by switching their boiler fuel. Biomass briquettes also provide more calorific value/kg and save around 30-40
percent of boiler fuel costs. Wood Briquettes Brazil Biomass are a renewable, clean, natural product that burn without producing any
pollutants and leave less than 0.5% ash. Wood briquettes are compressed wood without bark and are produced without any bonding
agents or adhesives. They are suitable for all solid fuel equipment such as e.g. tiled stoves, open fireplaces, stoves, slow-burning
stoves or central heating systems. The properties of briquettes are comparable with those of wood pellets. Thanks to the high
pressure of production (up to 650 bar) the briquettes are clean in handling and virtually dust-free.

Size 105mm diameter X 30 – 250 mm length -Remainashes < 0,9% -Volatile Material (Dry Base) 84,91%Fixed Carbon (Dry
(Dry Base)
14,14% - Moisture 09,00%(approximately)-
09,00%(approximately)- Density 1,304 ton/m3 - Calorific Value (PCS) – Dry Base 4.950-
4.950-5.250 Kcal/Ton -
Carbon 47,51% - Hydrogen 06,10% - Nitrogen 00,50.

IBAMA registration nr. 2103953

DINCERTCO certification nr. 5H110
Only use residues, sawdust, harvest from government forests in accordance with strict sustainable forestry practices
Only pure wood without glues, waxes or other artificial additives For easy handling and storage Containers of 20” Bulk packages with
22 ton / each

Advantages of Briquettes Brazil Biomass

1.Higher heating value: Briquettes: from 4,950 kcal/kg to 5,250 kcal/kg . 2.Lower moisture content: Briquettes: from9.0% . 3.Lower
ash and soot content, and less smoke production as compared with firewood, due to low moisture content. 4.Higher heating value.
5.Easy handling. 6.Less storage space required. 7.Less pollution. 8.By converting residues into compact briquettes, this ecologically
sound product prevents deforestation. 9. A more effective and economic substitute of BPF oil in industrial boilers - either electric or
gas boilers. 10.When stored outdoors, sawdust is a source of contamination of watertables. Briquetted sawdust is an ecologically
sound product with high heating value, which contributes to nature preservation.

Packing 1. 25 to 40 kg raffia bags. 2. Size and quantity can be adapted to meet customer’s needs. 3. Packing can also be in big bags
which hold approximately 600 kilos. 4. The product can be supplied in bulk , either in cylinder or disk-shape 5. Also supplied on
pallets. 6. Briquettes require less storage space than firewood (90 m3 of firewood take up around 25m3 of space, which is
equivalent to approximately 15 tonnes of briquettes).

Some Main Advantages

1.Better appearence, greater hygiene, excellent for use in nourishing industries and feeding establishments. 2.Less need for storage
space because it is an industrial product available all year round. 3.Lower expenses on furnace maintenance and grate repair. 4.Easy
handling, storage and control because it is sold per tonnes and not in cubic meters. 5. High burning efficiency and heating value.
6.Thermal regularity. 7.Manufactured without chemical products. 8.Natural non-toxic product. 9. Low moisture content. 10.Few
residues from burning, no smell, little smoke production. 11.An ecologically sound product for energy production without causing
deforestation. 12.Convenient packaging allows for easier handling and storage. 13.Fewer personnel are required for handling as
compared with firewood. 14.High flame temperature. 15. Allows for use together with firewood or other biomass, even when wet. 16.
Fast temperature response and greater stability..
BRAZIL BIOMASS WOOD BRIQUETTE INDUSTRIAL
 BRAZIL BIOMASS PORT SANTA CATARINA BRAZIL

PORT IMBITUBA

LOGISTICS AND
TRANSPORTATION
WOOD CHIPS
BRAZIL BIOMASS PARTNER BRAZIL SUDATI MDF

BRAZIL BIOMASS PARTNER BRAZIL ARACRUZ WOOD

 BRAZIL BIOMASS AND RENEWABLE ENERGY
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. 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:

Biomass: 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.

Biomass. 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 Biomass:

Biomass: Since inception, the Brazil Biomass 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 2009/10

2009/10 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.