Jericho Energy Ventures Inc · TSXV:JEV

Jericho Energy Ventures — Investor Presentation (February 2021)

36 slides from Jericho Energy Ventures's investor presentation, February 2021

  1. Slide 1: Advancing a Low-Carbon Energy Transition

    ADVANCING A LOW-CARBON ENERGY TRANSITION

  2. Slide 2: Forward Looking Statement

    FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENT • Presentation and Reader Advisory This confidential company overview presentation has been prepared by Jericho Oil Corporation (together with its affiliates, “JCO”) solely for informational purposes. This presentation includes certain statements that may be deemed forward-

  3. Slide 3: Jericho Energy Ventures: Our Vision

    JERICHO ENERGY VENTURES OUR VISION • Jericho Energy Ventures envisions a transition towards affordable, accessible and resilient clean energy WHY LOW-CARBON ENERGY • SOLUTIONS Meeting today’s demands while solving tomorrow’s climate challenges for Fortune 500 and sustainability-focused corporations

  4. Slide 4: Investment and Value Proposition

    INVESTMENT AND VALUE PROPOSITION 1 • Identify pre-revenue or early-revenue Technology Co. with Disruptive Product growth companies with promising h2 technology and applications • Portfolio of venture stage companies 2 with synergistic attributes in the hydrogen, energy storage, and CCUS Large and Gr

  5. Slide 5: The Energy Transition: Resilient and Low-Carbon

    THE ENERGY TRANSITION: RESILIENT AND LOW-CARBON Government and Public Policy Countries that have adopted the Paris Climate Accord Largest Economies have announced Net Zero Carbon Emissions targets (U.S. China, Japan, EU) Degree Limit on Global Temperature Increase (vs. pre-industrial) Trillion Corpo

  6. Slide 6: The Energy Transition Movement

    THE ENERGY TRANSITION MOVEMENT… Growth in total assets of divesting institutions¹ What is the net result ? 1200 14 • The cost of capital for hydrocarbon projects reaching as high as 20%, where renewable projects are as low as 3% 12 • Renewable Capex is slated to surpass Oil & Gas drilling capex in 2

  7. Slide 7: …Will Have a Multi-Faceted Approach

    …WILL HAVE A MULTI-FACETED APPROACH Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Economic Sector¹ Main Levers for De-Carbonization Low & Zero Renewable Carbon Energy Carbon Energy Capture & Efficiency Energy Sources Storage Carriers Global CO2 intensity declining, CO2 emissions rising Tonnes of CO2 / thousand $2018

  8. Slide 8: The Price of Carbon

    THE PRICE OF CARBON What is Carbon Pricing? Key details on Regional, National and Subnational Carbon Pricing • GOAL: Capture the external costs of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and ties • 64 Carbon Pricing Initiatives implemented or scheduled for implementation them to their sources through a price

  9. Slide 9: H2 Is Key to a Low Carbon Future

    H2 IS KEY TO A LOW CARBON FUTURE Hydrogen is a clean molecule set to decarbonize our energy needs… Hydrogen (H2) – An Advantaged Molecule: • Most abundant and simple element in the universe, colorless and odorless • Clean-burning, zero emission fuel for storing and releasing energy and to be used as

  10. Slide 10: Highly Versatile – Multiple Market Applications

    HIGHLY VERSATILE – MULTIPLE MARKET APPLICATIONS Hydrogen Hydrogen Hydrogen Hydrogen Hydrogen 10

  11. Slide 11: The Energy Transition – Role of Hydrogen

    THE ENERGY TRANSITION – ROLE OF HYDROGEN 1 Enable Large-Scale, • Renewable power (wind, solar, hydro) slated to become 56% of the electricity mix, increasing between 3-5x the current deployments by 20505 Efficient Renewable • Timing of variable and intermittent electricity supply and demand is not w

  12. Slide 12: The Energy Transition – Role of Hydrogen

    THE ENERGY TRANSITION – ROLE OF HYDROGEN 6 Serve as Feedstock • h2 is central to many primary chemical industrial processes including production of ammonia and methanol and to process crude oil into refined fuels such as gasoline and diesel – the use of green h2 would aid in decarbonization using •

  13. Slide 13: Hydrogen Across the Value Chain

    HYDROGEN ACROSS THE VALUE CHAIN • Production, storage, transportation and usage across multiple end markets • End markets include: • Power Generation / Grid Balancing • Transportation • Fuel for Industry • Feedstock for Industry • Fuel for Residential and Commercial Buildings Jericho Energy Ventures

  14. Slide 14: Jericho Energy Ventures

    JERICHO ENERGY VENTURES Macro tailwinds, driving trillions in capital flows… …Encouraging Investment in Decarbonization Solutions • Jericho Energy Ventures envisions a transition towards affordable, • H2 is an advantaged clean molecule with a large and growing global accessible and resilient clean e

  15. Slide 15: Hydrogen Technologies

    Advancing a Low-Carbon Energy Transition HYDROGEN TECHNOLOGIES

  16. Slide 16: Disrupting the C&I Boiler Market

    DISRUPTING THE C&I BOILER MARKET Problem with Traditional Commercial & Industrial Boiler Systems¹ 25% 35% >85% 40-80% Price Volatility Carbon Intensive GHG Emissions Aged & Inefficient Average Monthly Percentage of Industrial Percentage of Industrial Efficiencies across Historical Price Volatility B

  17. Slide 17: cleanH2steam DCC Boiler Chemical Reaction Solution

    The cleanH2steam DCC boiler is a unique zero-emissions hydrogen boiler – a bold step in the evolution of hydrogen technology. Chemical Reaction Solution First principles: the most efficient way to convert H2 and O2 into high-temperature steam 2,804o • cleanH2steam DCC boiler is HTI’s proprietary hyd

  18. Slide 18: Zero Emissions Energy Solution

    ZERO EMISSIONS ENERGY SOLUTION CO2 Emissions (lbs / MMBtu) • Breakthrough high-temperature boiler that enables zero- emissions hydrogen to generate heat, steam and Combined Heat & Power (“CHP”) ZERO-EMISSION • Water is the only by-product • No air permit required • 30% greater efficiency than tradit

  19. Slide 19: Product Overview and Market

    PRODUCT OVERVIEW AND MARKET Non-Pressure Vessel Pressure Vessel Generate Steam for Heat Generation for Space Heat and Hot Water Generate Steam for Combined Heat & Power Applications Industrial Processes (“CHP”) Applications Commercial Industrial • Shopping malls • Refining and petrochemical • Utilit

  20. Slide 20: Business Model

    BUSINESS MODEL Current and Future Business Lines meeting our customers needs. Technology Sales Steam Sales Manufacturer and Provider of hydrogen boiler solutions Seller of Steam as a Service • Sell and install cleanH2steam DCC hydrogen • Future: Develop, finance and own Thermal plants boilers to cus

  21. Slide 21: Addressable Market Size

    ADDRESSABLE MARKET SIZE $14bn Annually $28bn Commercial 5-7% Annually¹ Annual CAGR¹ Commercial & Industrial Heating $14bn Annually Industrial 21 ¹ Source: Grand View Market Research, 2020

  22. Slide 22: Industrial Boiler Market

    INDUSTRIAL BOILER MARKET $14bn Annually and Growing¹ 37% of the Fossil Fuels Burned in US Industry is to produce Steam¹ ¹ Source: Grand View Market Research, 2020 22 ² Source: “Steam Systems in Industry, Energy Use and Energy Efficiency Improvement Potentials”, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.

  23. Slide 23: Growth Drivers and Prospects

    GROWTH DRIVERS AND PROSPECTS Market growth for decarbonized heating solutions will largely be driven by environmental policy standards and large corporates Corporate’s increased The UK and localities focus on sustainability in California have is driving the adoption already banned sales of low-carbo

  24. Slide 24: Managed Pipeline Across Markets

    MANAGED PIPELINE ACROSS MARKETS 10+ 19MWe Clients Engaged Sales Pipeline Food & Consumer Chemicals EPCs Beverage Products ¹ Pipeline Data as of 2/25/2021; Sales Pipeline includes client engagement with technical exchanges and non-binding quotes; there is no guarantee pipeline 24 clients turn into re

  25. Slide 25: How It Works

    HOW IT WORKS Simplified Process Overview 1 2 3 4 5 Renewable Electrolyser: On-Site cleanH2steam DCC Boiler Commercial, Energy Splits Water Storage Output: Zero-Emissions Industrial & or by Electric serving as on on-demand heat and Power Grid Power Current demand fuel steam at required specs End-Use

  26. Slide 26: Energy Efficiency Illustration

    ENERGY EFFICIENCY ILLUSTRATION Standard 60% Waste Heat rejected as GHG Hydrogen-Based ZERO Emissions Solution… Power Plant¹ emissions District ZERO GHG EMISSIONS Energy / Combined 40% Useful Energy Heat & 100% Fuel Input Produced for Electricity Power Plant 71% Useful Energy Produced for district he

  27. Slide 27: Patented Technology Overview

    PATENTED TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW • DCC Combustion produces an exothermic reaction between pure hydrogen and pure oxygen (the combustion oxidizer) creating only local reaction heat and water (as hydrogen burns in the ultraviolet range) • Water immediately flashes to superheated steam in this 5,080oF / 2,

  28. Slide 28: Appendix

    APPENDIX .

  29. Slide 29: Market Highlights

    MARKET HIGHLIGHTS JEV by the Numbers • TSX-V: JCO • FRA: JLM • OTC PINK: JROOF • Shares Issued & Outstanding – 179,608,142 • Warrants – 49,000,000 • Options – 16,960,000 • Market Cap – 111,357,048 • Closing Price as of January 29th 2021 (CDN) – 0.62 29

  30. Slide 30: Hydrogen: The Basics

    HYDROGEN: THE BASICS Electrical-2-Chemical-2-Electrical • Unique to hydrogen is its ability to utilize electrolysis: splitting water into its components by electrical current • An electrolyser converts electrical energy to chemical energy, while a fuel cell converts chemical energy back into useable

  31. Slide 31: How Is Hydrogen Produced Today?

    HOW IS HYDROGEN PRODUCED TODAY? H2 production today (blue and grey) • 99% of h2 produced today is made using fossil fuels, accounting for 6% of natural gas demand, 2% of coal and consequently 2.2% of global carbon emissions5 • Most common method, steam methane reforming (SMR), reacts natural gas (pr

  32. Slide 32: Hydrogen Production Cost – H2 Under $2

    HYDROGEN PRODUCTION COST – H2 UNDER $2 Green h2 vs. Current Fuel Sources Projected Green h2 vs. Fossil Fuel-derived h2 Policy makers, corporations and investors alike are setting goals that align with driving the cost of h2 below $2 / kg – the point where it competes with alternatives in large-scale

  33. Slide 33: Renewable Penetration Has Reduced Costs

    RENEWABLE PENETRATION HAS REDUCED COSTS Certain renewable energy generation technologies have an LCOE that is competitive with marginal cost of existing generation – crucial for green hydrogen generation 33

  34. Slide 34: Renewables Intermittency Problem

    RENEWABLES INTERMITTENCY PROBLEM • Renewables represent 63% of all new US electricity generating capacity additions in 1H-2020 (37% NG) • Renewable energy is supplied on an ‘as available’ basis – when the wind is blowing, and the sun is shining • This increase in renewable energy will create the nee

  35. Slide 35: Renewables Intermittency Solution

    RENEWABLES INTERMITTENCY SOLUTION 35

  36. Slide 36: Complexity of Energy Transitions

    COMPLEXITY OF ENERGY TRANSITIONS The last three energy transitions took ~40yrs to reach 15-20% % of world primary energy consumption A clean molecule is required to help decarbonize a world with ever-growing emissions 36

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