This document summarizes information about green oil investments. It describes green oil as being produced from plants and trees rather than fossils, with similar energy content to crude oil but being less volatile and safer to transport. It is already being used worldwide in power generation and transportation after being mixed with other fuels. The document outlines the ecological, political, and economic benefits of green oil investments. These include being a renewable resource, providing energy independence and jobs. It also describes current green oil investment programs involving planting jatropha and other energy crops, with assured returns of 5-12% in early years and 20% annually thereafter through a revenue sharing model.

1. Tomorrow’s oil today ‘Sustainability through commerciality’

3. Similar calorific value to crude oil

4. Less volatile – safer to transport (spills etc)

5. Already running power stations and transport worldwide

6. Mixed to become biofuels-EU Target 10%

7. Most major airlines successfully trialled bio fuels and IATA looking for quota usage.

12. Australia

13. Ghana

15. Cambodia

16. Indonesia

17. Philippines

18. Senegal

19. Mali

21. Current project Cambodia- over 1 million hectares

22. All land held in trust by UK Trustee company

23. Carbon Credited Farming based in London

24. Originally formed in 1999 - UK PLC in March 2009

25. Operations in countries around the world

27. Crude oil extraction Green oil production 1 1 Carbon sequestrated (absorbed) Release stored carbon Crude oil processing Direct - no refining required Refined Refined Green oil processing Growing Emissions Stable Emissions 2 2 atmosphere atmosphere Crude oil usage Green oil usage Carbon released from burning Carbon released from burning 3 Common oil market applications Transport Power Production Lubrication

29. crop rotation or planning

31. crop rotation or planning as well as diversity

33. genetics and best practices imports

34. technology inward transfer

35. economies of scale (buying and selling)

36. farmers participate in value chain

38. 2,000 trees per hectare –minimum 2 hectares- £5,000

39. 1.5 litres production per tree per year, plus by products

40. Jatropha can grow on less fertile soil- and can withstand drought

41. Has lifespan of around 50 years

42. Assured returns yr 1 5% yr 2 12% and then 50-50 revenue share for remainder of lease term-projected 20% return per annum

43. Land held in trust on your behalf and buy back options available

45. Costs £3,125 per hectare; (minimum two hectares)

46. Minimum investment is £6,250

47. Assured Income 5% in year 1 and 12% in year 2

48. Year 3 onwards (to year 45) returns of around 20% each year

49. Investment can be sold at any time

51. All income reinvested for 10 years to acquire further Leases

52. Maximises opportunity for slower maturing / higher yielding asset crops

53. Minimum investment £12,000

54. Assured 29 hectares (including original hectares purchased) by year 10

55. Year 10 Capital value projection (at cost) of £90,625- 655% ROI

57. Tax relief at highest rate if applicable

58. Tax free income and growth within SIPP

59. You need an IFA to advise you on SIPP’sD A Phillips & Co Limited

61. Plantation land held in trust

62. GPS coordinates defined for each corner of each plantation

64. Agroforestry Leases will be allocated at the time of issue, regardless of whether single leases or Capital Builder

67. Environmentally and socially responsible ‘green’ asset-backed investment

68. Increasing demand for green oil worldwide as fossil fuel reserves running out

69. Income and Capital Builder options available

70. Cash or pension linked investments