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Disclaimer
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; the Company’s ability to complete the CONSOL Balley project; the Company’s ability to identify and execute on future projects; the Company’s
ion of its business, including attracting and retaining key personnel and integrating and deriving synergies from future
a ‘edvances or changes in the energy, natural resources and agriculture industries, and the Company’s ability
to adapt its business strategy accordingly; any unforeseen changes to or effects on liabilities, future capital expenditures, revenues, expenses, earnings,
indebtedness, financial condition, losses and future prospects; the effect of general economic conditions; changes in law or government regulation or failure to
obtain favorable changes in law or government regulation, including in each case tax and environmental regulations; the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic; and
‘other factors. However, it is not possible to predict or identify all such factors.
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Today’s Presenters
Charles Gassenheimer
Co-Founder, President and CEO
Co-Founder and President of Omnis Eneray
Co-Founder and President of Carnegie Hudson Resources
Former Chairman and CEO of Enerl, a publicly listed lithium-ion battery company
Former CEO of a family office with approximately $5 billion under management
Served on numerous boards includ maker Think Global (Oslo, Norway) as well as a board member of the
Electric Drive Transport Association (EDTA), the Electrification Coalition, and the Richard G. Lugar Center for Renewable Energy
Former Partner and Managing Director of Satellite Asset Management
Chuck Shaynak
1F CONSOL Energy for over forty years in numerous Operating and Executive Management roles, serving as Senior Vice President
I ten years.
in oF managed fourteen different coal operations with CONSOL.
‘© Former member of the Pennsylvania Board of Coal Mine Safety
© BS graduate in Mining Engineering from Pennsylvania State University
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Coal Waste Is a Multi Billion-Dollar Environmental Liability;
Omnis Energy Provides a Permanent Solution
The Problem: There are billions of tonnes of historical waste from coal mining and 70-90 million tonnes of waste are added annually. It is an
international environmental challenge that represents tens of billions of dollars of reclamation liabilities held by states and businesses.
The Solution: The Omnis Energy Technology Modules heal the environment by turning waste streams into a variety of value-added products.
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Remediating the Largest Environmental Liabilities in
North America
Coal Waste Remediation U.S. Abandoned Coal Mines and Refuse Impoundments

In Pennsylvania alone, it is estimated that there are ove
unfunded or underfunded mining-related environmental
over 287,000 acres

= Much of the consists of abandoned coal refuse from coal
processing operations, some of which contain high levels of sulfur that
‘can produce acid mine drainage for decades
Untreated coal waste impoundments are environmental hazards that
permanently eradicate natural habitats
= Omnis Energy’s modules can completely remediate these environmental
hazards, refining waste into high-value products to support the green
economy and restoring sites to their natural habitats
Uniqueness of Omnis Energy’s Technology
= Omnis Energy uniquely converts coal waste to non-coal products
«IRS letter ruled that Carbon ORE is physically and chemically different
‘than coal [OMNIS final product]
= Asa result, Omnis Energy has the potential to be designated as a special
reclamation agent for each state

Remediates a significant environmental burden while developing high-potential clean energy products

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Carbon ORE - Lab Tested & Proven
Coal does not conduct electricity…
Coal does not burn clean…
Coal does not float…

Carbon ORE does ww. Carbon ORE does

The U.S. Government has defined
Energy’s Carbon ORE as “not coal
Theoretical Emissions Reductions and
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Carbon ORE - Graphite Precursor Opportunities
Graphite Market
© Graphite is used in lithium-ion battery production, lubricants, solar
panels and electrodes
© Graphite market size in 2019 was $19
$37 billion by 2030
© Akey market demand driver for graphite is electric vehicles (lithium-
ion batteries)
The U.S. Government has defined graphite as "Critical to the nation’s
security and prosperity” and Presidential Executive Orders ask U.S.
Government Agencies to act with alacrity
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Mineral ORE - A Driver of Natural Land Regeneration
‘Carbon Credit Monetization
© What is Mineral ORE?
Mineral ORE is the residual material produced after separating Migeral ORE has the polsatil to
the Carbon ORE from coal waste. jestration potential of soils.
Farmers receive increased carbon
© How it Works credits as a result.
When applied to soil, Mineral ORE rebalances the texture and
mineral composition. As a result, degraded land is returned to a
productive state imenwre
we can halt the annual
Increase in C02 in the atmosphere

Result

‘The biosphere is regenerated for sustainable benefits with
reduced need for fertilizers and chemicals
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November 2022: West Virginia Governor announces Omnis Sublimation Recovery
Technologies (OSRT) to invest $60m to extract rare earth metals from coal
impoundments
A strategic asset to help grow West Virginia’s economy.
OSRT’s technology can extract pure metals from coal
impoundment mineral waste using Ultra-High Heat
without acids or harmful chemicals. The technology
recovers 100% of the metals, including all critical,
strategic, and rare earth metals.
"Coal is such a big part of our state’s
livelihood, and it amazing that we can
now take the coal waste and turn it into
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How Can NAS Help?
Large Coal Waste Cleansing Market
ible by-product of mining and is a large
environmental liability in North America.
OMNIS’s technology is commercially deployed, this would
iminate the need for future impoundments
= There are over 900 coal mines in the U.S., creating multi-
billion-dollar liabilities to both companies and states
Surface and Underground Coal Mines in the United States
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© Underground Mines
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OMNIS has demonstrated that they can
recover waste coal fines that would
otherwise be disposed of
We are in the process of scaling up the
production at Bailey to achieve positive
economics
More work/funding is needed to
realized this broader vision/potential
Provide additional funding through the
Department of Interior’s Abandoned
Mine Land Reclamation Fund (AML)
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concept that would allow for smaller
site clean-ups
= Mobile capabilities allow for greater
geographic reach

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