This was China Clean Energy Inc. (CCGY)'s corporate ppt presentation at the Global Securities Conference on July 18, 2011.

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5. Can produce 40K tons of specialty chemicals and 50K tons of biodiesel

6. Fuqing Plant: 311,000 square feet ISO- certified production facilities

8. 5 Key Milestones Corporate History Corporate Structure China Clean Energy Inc Revenue growth achieved 77% Y-O-Y in Q1 2011 Mar 2011 100％ Revenue reached $59 million for FY2010 Dec 2010 China Clean Energy Resources Limited (BVI) Transferred equipment to the new Jiangyin Plant Sep 2010 100％ 100％ Launched commercial production at Jiangyin plant Jan 2010 Offshore Revenue reached $16 million for FY2009 Dec 2009 Onshore Completed a $15 million private placement to finance the Jiangyin Plant Jan 2008 Fujian ZhongdeTechnology Co., Ltd. Fujian ZhongdeEnergy Co., Ltd Completed reverse merger and was listed on the OTC Bulletin Board Nov 2006 Commenced production of biodiesel fuel using proprietary technology. Dec 2005 Founded in Fujian Province, China, to produce environmentally-friendly specialty chemicals 1995

11. High margin dimer acid (29% of sales) and high-performance adhesives growing rapidly

12. Exports sales further diversifies and strengthens customer base

13. Company has been in operation since 1995

14. Founding partners run day-to-day operations

15. Officers and directors own 32% of sharesHighly Experienced and Committed Management Team 6

16. Products Markets Revenue and Market Breakdown 1Q’11 1Q’11 FY’10 FY’10 Biodiesel Biodiesel Exports Exports 11% 19% 18% 16% Specialty Chemicals Specialty Chemicals Domestic Domestic 89% 81% 84% 82% Synergy in resource utilization enables CCGY to reduce its business risk while exports further diversifies its customer base 7

19. Expect operating income to reach approximately $14 million8

21. Commercial complexity is increasing to include product technology, customization and innovation; these also serve as barriers to entry for smaller companies

22. Large multi-national specialty chemical firms have found a lucrative base in China while consolidation of smaller companies is likely over the long-term

23. After spurring industry growth, the Chinese government could impose stronger environmental regulations over time.

24. Foreign investment has been substantial in China’s specialty-chemicals sector led by Hong Kong, US, Japan, Singapore and South Korea due to China’s growth potential

25. Green innovation via sustainable production is a growing trend – creating quality products while minimizing toxins and emissions so as to preserve the environment9

26. Specialty Chemicals: Market Size and Growth Market Size ‘000 Metric Tons Underlying Growth % per annum China China Rest of the World Outside of China 3 Million Metric Tons 10 Source: Company estimates

27. Specialty Chemicals: Revenue Composition 2010 FY Total revenue = $59 MM 2011 Q1 Total revenue = $19 MM Specialty chemicals are used in such diverse industries as textiles, construction and electronics. 11

28. Specialty Chemicals: End-User Applications Dimmer Acid Properties: A light yellow thick liquid with stable properties, non-toxicity, non-volatility, high flash point, high ignition point, and good adhesion. Applications: Used in alkyd resin, polyamide resin, ink, coating, or as adhesive, for textile detergent, surfactant for lubricant and antirust oil, and food additive. Polyamide Resins Properties: Good stability, solvent releasing capacity and good resistant to bending, good glossiness, good adhesive force and good resistance to gel. Applications: Used in printing industry to produce solvent type printing ink for soft plate, surface printing ink for plastic and hot-melt adhesive. It can work with pigment and filler to produce bright and brilliant colors. 12 Instead of speaking of number lets see why our products were successful and future growth

29. Specialty Chemicals: End-User Applications Hot Melt Adhesive Properties: Transparent, light yellow viscous solid, non-toxic, soluble in most organic solvents, non-soluble in water. It has good mechanical, fluidity, tenacity and high adhesion strength. Applications: Used for the adhesion of heat-shrinkable material, and in packing, fabrics, leather, lumber, plastic, metal, ceramics, and electric appliances, electronics, among others. Printing Ink and Coatings Applications: Used for gravure surface printing, gravure inner printing and flexible typographic printing on plastic, aluminum foil and paper. 13 Instead of speaking of number lets see why our products were successful and future growth

30. === Expanding Customer Base Number of Customers Customer Size 1. Including NYSE: APD, NYSE:TOT 14

32. China is projected to increase its proportion of cars relative to all developed economies from 10% in 2010 to 37% in 2030 and 66% in 2050.

33. China to lead the world in car sales for the third straight year, to be mainly run on oil-based fuels.

34. Sustainable biofuels is a key policy tool to manage China’s growing vehicle fleet; fits within current infrastructureIncreasing car ownership in China should augur positively for biodiesel demand Source: Carnegie Endowment; Institute for Energy Research, Cars by M.Chamon, P.Mauro and Y.Okawa (of IMF and Univ. of VA) 15

36. Higher flash point than petroleum diesel which makes it safer to handle

37. Tends to be more biodegradable than petroleum diesel; B100 eliminates all sulfur emissions relative to conventional diesel

38. Can be used in any diesel engine without modification whether in B100 or B20 formBiodiesel is compatible with existing industrial capacity and can immediately address China’s energy security needs. Source: US Dept. of Energy; BP Statistical Review, National Biodiesel Board, IEEJ, IEA 16

40. Target is to produce 12+ million tons of biofuels

41. Plans are to install two 500 MW Coal-Fired power plants every week for the next 10 yearsChina may have to import 75% of its needs to meet its oil requirements by 2030 Oil dependency and the environment are key concerns driving energy policy in China … renewable energy is targeted to represent 15% of energy consumption in China by 2020. Source: Biodiesel 2020: A Global Market Survey 17

43. We continue to evaluate the possibility of importing palm oil waste to diversify our feedstock supply

44. We are also evaluating opportunities to acquire an upstream feedstock supplier to capture additional margin along the value chain as well as to protect margins over the cycleCAGR: 6.5% There is an ample supply of waste edible oil which may also be supplemented by imported palm oil waste (source: Datamonitor Aug/2007).

45. Hogwash oil Palm oil Methanol Acid catalysis Production Technology Methanol Biodiesel Heating Esterification Dealcoholization Separator Alcoholysis Glycerol Biodiesel Dealcoholization Separator Washing and Drying High performance polyamide hot melt Adhesive High purity Dimer acid Dimer acid Polyamide resin Printing ink Oleic acid Monomer ISO Stearic Specialty Chemicals Vegetable asphalt (fuel oil) Waste grease Stearic Biodiesel Proprietary technology allows China Clean Energy to use lower cost waste vegetable oils to produce an array of products 19

47. Expand offerings of high-end specialty chemicals that target import substitution

48. Plan for additional plant capacity to meet projected demand

49. Capitalize on strong demand for transportation fuel in China

50. Take advantage of favorable government policies supporting the adoption of clean energy

51. Acquire upstream feedstock sourcing so as to secure supply

52. Develop alternative markets such as power generationSynergy derives from the development of a new generation of bio-refinery products that have economic and environmental benefits 20

54. Additional capacity at Jiangyin plant of 20K tons possible at an est. cost of $6-8 MM

55. Additional expansion potential at Fuqing plant to meet demandCapacity in Tons Avg. Selling Price ($/Ton)* Revenue Potential ($Million) 40,000 $1,741 $69.6 Specialty Chemicals Capacity in Tons Avg. Selling Price ($/Ton)* Revenue Potential ($Million) 50,000 $814 $40.7 Biodiesel * Q1 FY2011 actual prices Note: These are pro-forma calculations and are not provided for guidance purposes. Actual results will depend on market conditions as well as other risk factors detailed in fillings with SEC and available from http://www.sec.gov. 21

56. Key Performance Metrics Gross Profit Net Revenue 321% 269% Operating Profit Net Income * 340% 10x * 22 * Note: Excluding change in fair value of warrant and stock-based compensation, and impairment charges

57. Balance Sheet Summary Source: SEC filings 23

59. We are seeking two highly qualified individuals to join the Board of Directors as independent directors – and hope to announce their appointment by the end of July.

60. We will seek to increase China media and analyst coverage; website to be kept current with photos and video and operational developments.

65. Co-founded the Company in 1995. Prior to forming China Clean Energy, Mr. Ou was the Director of General & Administrative Office of Fuqing First Secondary School. Mr. Ou was also in charge of a factory operated by the school. He is a licensed senior economist and has a Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematics from Fujian Normal University.

66. Ri-wen Xue, Chief Operating Officer

67. Joined as Production Manager in 2000 and was promoted to Vice General Manager of Operations in December 2003. Mr. Xue was formerly a Director of Credit at Commercial and Industrial Bank of China and an engineer at CMOS Chip Copperize Corp. in Japan (fluent in Japanese). He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Finance Administration from Jimei University.

68. William Chen, Chief Financial Officer

69. Joined China Clean Energy as the Vice President of Investor Relations in December 2009 and was appointed CFO in February 2010. Mr. Chen was formerly a financial analyst at Wealth Transition Planning LLC, a financial services firm in New York. Prior to that he was a director assistant in EKN Financial Services. Mr. Chen holds a Bachelors Degree in Finance and Investments from Baruch College and is working towards an MBA degree.

70. Yun He, Senior Vice President of Sales and Distribution

71. Mr. He participated in the initial financing efforts and was promoted to Deputy General Manager - Sales & Distribution in December 2003. Mr. He is a former resident and international trade executive in the former Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia.26

72. Management Team @ New Plant 27

73. Jiangyin Plant: Recent Photos 28

74. 29 Jiangyin Plant: Recent Photos China Clean Energy’s new 90,000 ton plant has the flexibility to produce specialty chemicals and/or biodiesel to diversify business risk.

75. Thank You! Contact Information: China Clean Energy Inc. William Chen, CFO Phone: +1(347)235-0258 Email: william.chen@chinacleanenergyinc.com IR Agency: CCG Investor Relations David Rudnick Phone: +1 (646) 626-4172 Email: david.rudnick@ccgir.com Auditors: Friedman, LLP Eddie Wong Phone: +1 (212) 842-7640 Email: ewong@friedmanllp.com SEC Attorney: Haynes and Boone LLP Rick Werner Phone: +1(212) 659-7300 Email: rick.werner@haynesboone.com China Clean Energy Website www.chinacleanenergyinc.com This Presentation of China Clean Energy was developed by the Company and CCG and is intended solely for informational purposes and is not to be construed as an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy the Company’s stock. This presentation is based upon information available to the public, as well as other information from sources which management believes to be reliable, but is not represented by China Clean Energy or CCG as being fully accurate nor does it purport to be complete. Opinions expressed herein are those of management as of the date of publication and are subject to change without notice. 30