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2015 Mehrdad Javaherian, Ph.D., MPH, PE, LEED GA www.endpoint-inc.com 1

COMPANY OVERVIEW-Endpoint Consulting, Inc. Patented Green & Sustainable Technologies Waste-to-Energy Conversion Successful application since 2006 Green Building Blocks LEED-Certified, light weight building blocks for reduced energy consumption and enhanced safety CO 2 and Diesel Filters Emission-reducing tools for construction/remediation equipment and stationary sources Mobile Thermal Desorption Technology Award-winning soil remediation and enhanced oii/napl recovery technology Diesel & CO 2 Filters for Off-Road Engines and Stationary Combustion Sources CO 2 Filter for Stationary Exhaust Sources VEG Soil Remediation Technology Pyrolytic Gasification Technology for Conversion of Waste-to-Energy Manufacturing of Green Building Blocks 2

SUSTAINABLE REMEDIATION VEG Soil Remediation Technology VEG In-Situ Soil Remediation System VEG Ex-Situ Soil Remediation System 3

SUSTAINABLE REMEDIATION Patented VEG Technology At its core: A mobile, compact, high efficiency vapor generator Air, recycled water and propane used to generate steam at 1300 F VEG Internals Diagram Various In-Situ and Ex-Situ Applications Enhanced oil recovery Unclog and recover refined oil from old, abandoned, and/or frozen aboveground pipelines. Enhanced crude oil recovery from deep oil wells In-situ LNAPL (gasoline and diesel) mobilization and recovery Onsite soil remediation for unrestricted reuse Full range of TPH s, waste oils, crude oils, refined oils VOCs and SVOCs- BTEX, MTBE, TCE, PCE, VC, PAHs Pesticides and PCBs Munitions constituents- TNT, RDX, HDX, etc. 4

SUSTAINABLE REMEDIATION VEG Ex-Situ Soil Remediation System 5

SUSTAINABLE REMEDIATION VEG Soil Remediation Technology Enclosed, rotational treatment chamber with 20 to 30-inch auger Variable-speed hydraulic system: rotates & moves soil through treatment chamber Fully enclosed system captures ALL combustion heat generated; No heat or vapors are lost to the atmosphere VOCs/SVOCs desorbed and passed from soil into the box head space Enclosed Treatment Chamber with Auger Conveyance of Soil into and out of Treatment Chamber 6

SUSTAINABLE REMEDIATION VEG Soil Remediation Technology VOC/SVOC vapors vacuumed through a scrubber/filter system for removal of acidic compounds/vapors such as NOx (HNO 3 ), SOx (H 2 SO 4 ) and HCl (hydrogen chloride). Remaining hot vapor stream sent to vapor generator, replacing propane as additional fuel. CO 2 emissions reduced through Endpoint s patented CO 2 filter; Hence, NOTHING passes to the atmosphere except low levels of CO 2 below background levels. Disposal of a benign, dilute solution of sodium nitrate, sodium bisulfate, and sodium chloride. Enclosed Treatment Chamber with Auger Conveyance of Soil into and out of Treatment Chamber 7

VEG SOIL REMEDIATION TECHNOLOGY Attributes Easily transportable, mobile system for onsite applications, Treats >30 yd 3 of soil per hour, Complete 3,000 yd 3 cleanup in less than 10 days, Enclosed, Emission-Reducing System- Captures all vapor and combustion heat generated Provides complete control over target temperature and soil residence time through treatment chamber Ex-Situ VEG Application for Remediation of Chlorinated Solvents in Soil USACE ERDC Facility, Vicksburg, MS Induced vapors are recycled as fuel to operate system Use of recycled water eliminates potable water use Propane use increases clean energy production by 250% Indirect-fire, low-temperature thermal treatment process (NO INCINERATION, NO DIOXINS/FURANS GENERATED) 8

VEG SOIL REMEDIATION TECHNOLOGY Benefits Eliminates offsite transport and landfill disposal of soils & associated costs Eliminates landfill waste generator liability Eliminates need to import fill soils to site Allows for unrestricted reuse of soils and eliminates LUCs Results are guaranteed (Ideal for PBCs) Ex-Situ VEG Application for Remediation of Petroleum Hydrocarbons, Industrial Facility, Alameda, CA Significantly reduces remediation costs (typically 50% to 90% reduction) Reduces remediation carbon footprint (typically >80% reduction) 9

VEG SOIL REMEDIATION TECHNOLOGY Applications and Success Stories-VEG Ex-Situ Remediation System Application on over 25 remediation projects across the US completed Over 14 bench-scale and 15 pilot tests across the US Over 12,000 soil treatment runs targeting petroleum hydrocarbons, chlorinated solvents, PCBs, pesticides, and arsenic Treatment of gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, motor oil, and MGP wastes (PAHs) to non-detect levels Treatment of VOCs (e.g, benzene, MTBE, TCE, PCE, vinyl chloride) to non-detect levels Treatment of PCBs and pesticides to below RSLs and non-detect levels Ongoing in-situ and ex-situ treatment of munitions constituents, including TNT, RDX, HDX Current Research- Treatment of Perfluoroalkyl (Polyfluorinated alkyl) Compounds (PFCs) Chemical Application Results Pre-VEG Treatment (mg/kg) Post-VEG Treatment (mg/kg)) TPH-g 150,000 <50 TPH-d 130,000 <50 BTEX 2,500 <0.05 MTBE 500 <0.05 PAHs 10,000 <0.01 TCE/PCE/VC 2000 <0.001 PCBs 50 <0.2 Pesticides 10,000 <0.001 MCs 15,000 In Progress 10

VEG SOIL REMEDIATION TECHNOLOGY VEG Application- USACE s ERDC Facility, Vicksburg, MS USEPA (Region 4) oversight Chlorinated VOCs in Soil and Groundwater PCE/TCE in soil up to 4,400 ug/kg PCE/TCE in groundwater up to 350 ug/l in groundwater Construction of Road and Headquarters Building Pending USACE: highest priority project in FY14 Remediation Approach Enhanced In-Situ Bioremediation of Groundwater Biostimulation & Bioagumentation 3D Microemultion (3DME) & Bio-Dechlor Inoculum (BDI) microbial injections In-Situ Chemical Reduction via Abiotic Pathway- Groundwater CRS injections Vadose Zone/Capillary Fringe Soil Excavation, Ex-Situ Thermal Treatment via VEG, Soil Backfill and Compaction USACE ERDC-WES Facility, Vicksburg, MS 11

USACE ERDC FACILITY, VICKSBURG, MS- Extent of Groundwater Impacts 12

USACE ERDC FACILITY, VICKSBURG, MS-Extent of Soil Impacts 13

MOBILIZATION OF VEG SYSTEM 14

SOURCE AREA EXCAVATION 15

SOIL STOCKPILE MANAGEMENT 16

INITIATION OF EX-SITU THERMAL TREATMENT 17

IMPACTS OF WEATHER ON REMEDIATION APPROACH 18

BENEFITS OF SOIL PREPARATION 19

IMPORTANCE OF THERMAL MONITORING 20

SOIL BACKFILLING AND COMPACTION 21

VEG TREATMENT OF IDW DECONTAMINATION WASTES 22

Groundwater Concentration (ug/l) POST-REMEDIATOIN CONDITIONS Chemical Maximum Pre-Treatment Post-Treaetment Soil Concentration (ug/kg) Soil Concentration (ug/kg) TCE 2,000 <1.2 PCE 4,400 <1.8 Cis-1,2-DCE 2,500 <1.3 1,1-DCA 2,500 <1 Vinyl Chloride 2,200 <1.4 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 Groundwater Concentration Hydrograph Source Area Wells 0 6/17/2007 7/6/2009 7/26/2011 8/14/2013 9/3/2015 EISB injection activities PCE TCE VC Cis-1,2-DCE 23

USACE RECOGNITION ERDC Newsletter- (November 2014) 24

USACE RECOGNITION USACE Omaha Newsletter- (January 2015) 25

USACE RECOGNITION SAME Omaha Newsletter- (Winter 2015) 26

USACE RECOGNITION 2014 Secretary of the Army Environmental Award Nomination 27

USACE RECOGNITION USACE-ERDC Special Recognition (September 2014) 28

VEG SOIL REMEDIATION TECHNOLOGY Ongoing USACE Applications- VEG In-Situ & Ex-Situ Treatment of Munitions Constituents Sioux Army Depot (SAD), NE Bench-Scale Testing: Ex-Situ Treatment of MCs in Soil Bench-scale treatment of MC-impacted soils via VEG exsitu soil remediation system 300 CY of soils slated for treatment TNT= 15,300 mg/kg RDX =3,000 mg/kg HDX =1,000 mg/kg PAHs =50 mg/kg Bench-Scale Testing: Ex-Situ Treatment of Organochlorine Pesticides, Manteca, CA Determine if ex-situ treatment can reduce MC concentrations to below Residential RSLs or below detection limits Determine optimal treatment temperature and residence time for successful treatment of MCs (for use on in-situ pilot testing at SAD) 29

VEG SOIL REMEDIATION TECHNOLOGY Ongoing USACE Applications- VEG In-Situ & Ex-Situ Treatment of Munitions Constituents (MCs) In-Situ Steam Treatment Pilot testing of steam injection for reduction MC concentrations Shallow pipeline distribution across 20 x 20 x 5 soil plot TNT= 15,300 mg/kg RDX =3,000 mg/kg HDX =1,000 mg/kg PAHs =50 mg/kg Steam-Enhanced Alkaline Hydrolysis Pilot testing of steam injection combined with lime application for enhancing alkaline hydrolysis and treatment of MC concentrations Shallow pipeline distribution across 20 x 20 x 5 soil plot TNT= 13,300 mg/kg RDX =4,000 mg/kg HDX =1,000 mg/kg PAHs =20 mg/kg VEG In-Situ Soil Remediation System 30

VEG SOIL REMEDIATION TECHNOLOGY Ongoing US Air Force Applications- Ex-Situ Treatment Tinker Air Force Base, OK Ex-Situ VEG Treatment of Chlorinated VOCs, SVOCs, and PAHs 4,000 CY of impacted soils at two sites PCE concentrations ~ 2,800,000 ug/kg TCE concentrations ~ 660 ug/kg Benzo(a)pyrene ~ 67 ug/kg Benzo(a)fluoranthene ~160 ug/kg Naphthalene concentrations ~ 470 ug/kg Cleanup goals: Region 6 Residential Soil RSLs Optimal treatment conditions: T = 600 F and t= 20 minutes Travis Air Force Base, CA Ex-Situ VEG Treatment of Hydrocarbon-Impacted Soils Various petroleum and chlorinated hydrocarbon-impacted soil sites within Travis AFB Potential permanent placement of VEG unit on base for ongoing applications Bench-Scale Testing: Ex-Situ Treatment of Organochlorine Pesticides, Manteca, CA 31

VEG SOIL REMEDIATION TECHNOLOGY Applications and Success Stories-VEG In-Situ Remediation System Enhanced Oil and LNAPL Recovery Oil Pipeline, Port of Long Beach, CA Unclogged 200 yards of oily-clogged pipeline Port of Long Beach Recovered and recycled 1,000 gallons of oil Recycled 180 yards of pipeline Enhanced Oil Recovery, Kern County Oil Field, CA Pipeline decommissioning Mobilized crude oil in 1,000-foot deep oil well (1/2 day) Recovered 3 barrels of crude oil Broader-scale application in Kern County in progress Enhanced LNAPL Recovery, Chemical Plant, Bakersfield, CA Ongoing in-situ, LNAPL recovery Recovered over 93 gallons of LNAPL (2 weeks) Site slated for closure (Subject of AGU Presentation- 2012) VEG Application to Enhanced Oil Recovery- Kern County, CA 32

QUESTIONS? CONTACT Mehrdad Javaherian, Ph.D., MPH, PE, LEED GA Principal Mobile: 415-706-8935 mehrdad@endpoint-inc.com www.endpoint-inc.com Endpoint Consulting, Inc. 1 Sansome Street, Suite 3500 San Francisco, CA 94104 131 Beacon Street, Suite B South San Francisco, CA 94080 1534 Plaza Lane, #243 Burlingame, CA 94010 33

VEG SOIL REMEDIATION TECHNOLOGY Applications and Success Stories-VEG In-Situ System Enhanced Oil and LNAPL Recovery Oil Pipeline, Port of Long Beach, CA Unclogged 200 yards of oily-clogged pipeline Port of Long Beach Recovered and recycled 1,000 gallons of oil Recycled 180 yards of pipeline Enhanced Oil Recovery, Kern County Oil Field, CA Pipeline decommissioning Mobilized crude oil in 1,000-foot deep oil well (1/2 day) Recovered 3 barrels of crude oil Broader-scale application in Kern County in progress Enhanced LNAPL Recovery, Chemical Plant, Bakersfield, CA Ongoing in-situ, LNAPL recovery Recovered over 93 gallons of LNAPL (2 weeks) Site slated for closure (Subject of AGU Presentation- 2012) VEG Application to Enhanced Oil Recovery- Kern County, CA 34