USDA Rural Development BioRefinery Assistance Programs Section 9003. Kelley Oehler Branch Chief, Energy Division



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USDA Rural Development BioRefinery Assistance Programs Section 9003 Kelley Oehler Branch Chief, Energy Division

Section 9003 - Biorefinery Assistance Program Provides loan guarantees for the construction/retrofit of commercial scale biorefineries that produce advanced biofuels Guaranteed Loan Limitations: o Up to $250 Million for Biorefineries Grant Limitations: Pilot/Demonstration Scale Up to 50% of project costs (Funds not appropriated) Mandatory Funding: FY 2009 - $75 Million FY 2010 - $245 Million available until expended Carryover to FY 2011 Notice of Interim Rulemaking published February 14, 2011. Notice of Funding Availability published March 11, 2011, announcing $463 million in available funds.

Section 9003 Biorefinery Assistance Program Investments to date First of its kind - Applications currently in process: Sapphire Energy, Inc., New Mexico, $54.5 million INEOS New Planet BioEnergy, Florida, $75 million Enerkem Corporation, Mississippi, $80 million Freemont Community Digester, Michigan, $12.85 million Coskata, Inc., Alabama, $250 million (Letter of Intent) FY 2011 Applications 10 projects in 9 State total $1.2 billion

Program Applicant Lender that is Seeking the Guarantee

Eligible Lenders Federal or State chartered bank Farm Credit Bank Other Farm Credit System institution with direct lending authority Bank for Cooperatives Credit unions National Rural Utilities Cooperative Finance Corporation

Eligible Lenders Entities must be subject to credit examination and supervision Insurance companies must be regulated by a State or National insurance regulatory agency

Lender Eligibility Total Risk-Based Capital ratio of 10 percent or higher Tier 1 Risk-Based Capital ratio of 6 percent or higher, and Tier 1 Leverage Capital ratio of 5 percent or higher

Lender Eligibility Not be debarred or suspended by the Federal government Not under a cease and desist order Must have adequate experience and expertise on similar projects

Eligible Borrowers Individual Entity Corporation farm cooperative farmer cooperative organization association of agricultural producers

Eligible Borrowers cont. National Laboratory Institution of higher education Rural electric cooperative Public power entity Consortium of any of the above entities

Ineligible Borrower Has an outstanding judgment obtained by the U.S. in a Federal Court Is delinquent on the payment of Federal income taxes Is delinquent on a Federal debt Is debarred or suspended from receiving Federal assistance

Project Costs Purchase and installation of equipment Construction or retrofitting Permit and license fees Working capital Land acquisition Financing cost, except guarantee & renewal fees Limited Refinancing

Equity & Collateral 20 percent of eligible project costs at the time the loan is closed First lien on all Project Assets Junior lien on Accounts Receivable and Inventory if required for working capital loan

Maximum Loan 80 percent of eligible project cost Total Federal participation can not exceed 80 percent of total eligible project costs

Guarantee Percentage 90 percent if the following criteria can be met Equity of 40 percent or more One year of Feedstock and off-take contracts Discounted collateral coverage ratio of 1.5 to 1 or greater

Guarantee Percentage 80 percent for loan less than $150 million, for the entire loan amount. 70 percent for loans between $150 million and $200 million 60 percent for loans $200 million and over

Guarantee Fee Loans receiving a 90 percent guarantee Guarantee fee is 3 percent

Guarantee Fee For loans receiving less than a 90 percent guarantee: 2 percent for loans greater than 75 percent of total project costs 1.5 percent for loans between 65 percent and 75 percent of total project costs 1.0 percent for loans of 65 percent or less of total project costs

Annual Renewal Fee 1.0 percent for loans greater than 75 percent of total project costs 0.75 percent for loans between 65 percent and 75 percent of total project costs 0.50 percent for loans 65 percent or less of total project costs

Interest Rates Variable or Fixed Rate on the unguaranteed portion shall not exceed the rate on the guaranteed portion by more than 500 basis points

Terms 20 years, or Useful life of assets Whichever is less

Application RD Form 4279-1 Application for Loan Guarantee Project Narrative Describe Borrower Describe Project Source and use of Funds Bioenergy Experience

Application Lender Analysis Credit Evaluation Financial Statements Historic Current Projected

Application Exhibit H of 7 CFR part 1940, subpart G As completed appraisals Feasibility Study Business Plan (unless cover in feasibility study) Technical Assessment of technology

Application Scoring information Draft Loan Agreement Lender Certifications

Application Evaluation Borrower Financial metric criteria A debt coverage ratio of 1.0 or higher A debt-to-tangible net worth ratio: 4:1 or lower for startup businesses 9:1 or lower for existing businesses A discounted loan-to-value ratio of no more than 1.0.

Section 9003 Biorefinery Assistance Program Challenges and Opportunities Challenges: Lender Participation Interest Rates Guaranteed versus unguaranteed Minimum Retention Closer to B&I Opportunities: Help from the State Offices Locally based Assist throughout the process

Thank you! Kelley Oehler USDA, Rural Development 202-720-6819 Kelley.Oehler@wdc.usda.gov