Deployment Project

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TecEco Pty. Ltd.

• Deployment Project

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Carbon Sequestration
Earthship Brighton, the first building in the
world made with Eco-Cement which sets by
absorbing CO2
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Globally Important TechnologyIn the public
interest to develop

• TecEco have an economic solution to global
  warming, water and waste problems.
• TecEco Technology is the most important on the
  planet right now given the threats to
  civilisation we face.
• The TecEco deployment project is in accord with
  the Tasmanian Governments longer term economic
  strategy for Tasmania to be The Intelligent
  Island.

TecEcos Problem - Inability to supply due to
lack of resources. A problem we must do something
about or get swamped!
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TecEco

• A new technology and sustainability based
  Tasmanian business
• Value adding through allied scientific and
  engineering consulting work
• Employment of scientists, engineers and support
  staff
• A potentially significant flow of funds from
  federal and global sources to Tasmania

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Team TecEco

• John Harrison BSc BEc FCPA
• Managing Director TecEco Pty. Ltd.
• Successful economist, scientist, accountant and
  businessman
• Research and development of cement technology for
  over 25 years.
• Established TecEco Pty Ltd in 1999 with the
  financial backing of a number of prominent
  Tasmanian business operators to pursue the
  commercial potential of his inventions.
• Has achieved international recognition as a
  materials scientist, earth systems scientist and
  sustainability expert.
• 75,000k a month to web site and huge demand for
  cement technology.
• John White (major Shareholder)
• Graham Rogers, Greg Longman, Dr. Vin Lyne and
  others. Qualifications and roles detailed on web
  site

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TecEco Cements

• Are a superior system of blending reactive
  magnesia, a hydraulic cement and optionally a
  pozzolan
• Case studies on web site confirm predictions.
• Exciting but limited data on web site.
• Reactive magnesia
• Could be made from Tasmanian magnesite.
• Production suits intermittent power such as from
  the wind
• Benefits include
• Tec and Enviro-Cements
• Improvements in strength and rheology and reduced
  shrinkage (crack free concrete is possible)
• Wastes can be used as aggregates
• Low pH.
• Polar bonding.
• Eco-Cements potentially can provide very
  significant sequestration.

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Deployment Strategyfor Large Players

• TecEcos main objective is to attract major
  players in the industry who
• Do not innovate.
• Are risk adverse, but
• Have the means for rapid deployment.
• We plan to construct exemplars
• With major players (e.g. Boral who have signed a
  CA) for implementation, and that will
• Undertake testing in their labs even if at our
  expense
• Also in niche markets (see next slide) to provide
  positive feedback in the industry.

TecEco
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Deployment Strategy for Niche Markets

• TecEco will also at the same time initiate
  deployment in niche markets to demonstrate to all
  potential customers
• The technical superiority, and
• cost effectiveness of the technology
• Particularly in areas where
• The technology excels.
• Mistakes can be tolerated.
• High short run costs are not so important.
• It is easier to build networks and alliances.

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Deployment Methods

• Our product is a formulation methodology and not
  in a bag or box
• Our market is mostly overseas so we cannot
  actually observe aggregates etc.
• We therefore have to operate by remote control
• Using software is our only option to do so with
  without unacceptable risk
• Applying our methodology on a scientific basis
  will also allow much more rapid deployment by
  bringing together cause and affect.
• The use of software will allow collection and
  collation of characterisation data important for
  sales to technical umpires in our marketplaces.

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The Project

• Programming Support
• Prepare TecBatch software for Use
• Oversee data collection and distribution
• Sell TecBatch and other sustainability related
  technical software from third parties to large
  web audience and academic networks already
  established
• Engineering support
• Numerous opportunities requiring implementation
• Characterisation through testing
• Collate data essential for further market
  deployment
• Growing networks to sales

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Existing Networks
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Project Budget

• Is about help for John Harrison so TecEco can
  make more of the opportunities on offer.

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Project Costs

• Consultants fees payable to programmers,
  engineers, scientists and our MD for project
  management.
• Salary costs for employment of a suitably
  qualified engineer and programmer to complete and
  deploy TecBatch software, coordinate project
  partner activities and provide on site technical
  supervision.
• Administrative Support.
• Travel costs involved in fares and accommodation
  for mainland site trials.
• Project Term 18 months.

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TechBatch Software

• Unique expert guiding tool for implementation.
• Algorithms complete, but must be packaged for
  sale and use
• Based on science as much as results feedback.
• Will collate results for required
  characterization.
• Allow rapid implementation with low overheads and
  less mistakes.
• Can be sold with a raft of other technical
  software developed with the help of
  sub-contractors through our very popular company
  website.

Will take the invention out John Harrisons head!
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Programmer Functions

• Complete and manage sales of TecBatch through the
  companies very popular web portal
• Liase with other Tasmanian developers and our
  engineer to sell other technical software on the
  same portal.
• Liase implementation with universities and
  concrete supply companies.
• Manage computerised data collation and
  characterisation

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Engineer Functions

• Supervision of trials with network partners and
  implementers.
• Provision of technical on site advice.
• Project promotion and invitation to participate
  for additional project partners.
• Collaboration with programmer.
• Collation and dissemination of engineering data
  using TecBatch.
• Review of trial outcomes.

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Mortars and Renders
The project will allow us to prove to our
technical umpires that nobody does it better!
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Masonry Grouts
Sprayed Concrete
The project will allow us to prove to our
technical umpires we have better properties
Foamed Concretes
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Porous Cement
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Toxic and Hazardous Wastes
The project will allow us to demonstrate the
superiority of TecEco binder technologies for
toxic and hazardous waste
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Topping Coats
The project will allow us to demonstrate and
quantify zero shrinkage on difficult topping
coats!
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Marine Works
The project will allow us to demonstrate crack
free very durable concrete for marine structures
potentially saving the Tasmanian government
millions each year.
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Project Outcomes

• Means to capitalise on rapidly growing demand
• Implementation of selling tools
• Accumulation of necessary engineering data
• Establishment of technology in major and niche
  markets.
• Cementation of Networks with flow on to other
  markets.
• Greater rate of sign off on partnering agreements
• Likely sign off major global partners
• Revenue from
• Sales of TecBatch software.
• Sale of reactive magnesia.
• Licence fees
• Consulting.

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