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San Juan Bioenergy

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San Juan Bioenergy

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  1. San Juan Bioenergy Through construction of a vertically integrated oil extrusion and biodiesel production facility in the Four Corners area of Colorado, San Juan Bioenergy seeks to promote a strong agricultural sector, improved national security, air quality benefits, and continued access to renewable fuels for a sustainable economy.

  2. Marketing / Crop Contracting Region • Core Area: ~240k dry, plus 110k irrigated acres • E. Utah: 80k irrigated acres, higher elevation • NW New Mexico: 80k irrigated acres, lower elevation • San Luis Valley: 100k+ irrigated acres, growing water limitations • Uncompahgre River Valley: lower elevation

  3. San Juan Biodiesel Business Plan • Initiate operations selling 90% sunflower oil into food markets • 2.5 million gallon per year facility in Dove Creek, initiating operations at half capacity • Approx. 60k acres of crops required for full capacity • Expansion to 5.0 mmgy possible in the future • Slowly begin biodiesel production to ensure quality critical to the industry’s success • Move into greater biodiesel production with additional feedstocks and right market conditions

  4. Dryland Crop Comparisons Irrigated Crop Comparison

  5. Dolores County Year 2007 Crops • 10,000 acres contracted at 14.0¢/lb. w/ oil sales premium up to 15.0¢/lb. • ~7,000 acres harvested

  6. Feedmeal • Sunflower meal excellent for dairy and beef cattle, horses and sheep. • Lower blends required for swine and poultry.

  7. Questions? Jeff Berman, Project Manager: 970-422-2025, jeff@sanjuanenergy.com Dan Fernandez, CSU Dolores County 677-2283, daniel.fernandez@colostate.edu www.sanjuanenergy.com

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