1. BYO Ethanol Campaign Renewable Fuels Association (RFA) American Coalition for Ethanol (ACE) Nebraska Corn Board (NCB)

2. The BYO Ethanol Campaign Jointly managed effort of the Renewable Fuels Association (RFA) & the American Coalition for Ethanol (ACE). Additional campaign funding provided by: State corn grower organizations in CO, IA, IL, KS, KY, MI, MN, MO, NE, OH & SD. National Corn Growers Association’s Ethanol Committee

3. BYO Ethanol Campaign Efforts Expand Market Development Efforts Conduct Educational Seminars & Webinars Technical and Regulatory Industry Support Safety & Environmental Program Support Enhance Website Development Print & Distribute Materials Facilitate Marketer Assistance Programs Expand Consumer Awareness Efforts

4. BYOethanol.com

5. Renewable Fuels Standard

6. What is a “Blender Pump?” Not new technology Already found in over half the dispensers in the country Offers consumers more choices at the pump Dispenser will blend to make various blends of ethanol Typically two tanks, process usually uses E10 and E85 or denatured ethanol Any blend above E15 is for use in FFVs only

7. How does a blender pump work?

9. Blender Pumps - What’s in it for you? More product choices for consumers on same footprint. Qualifies for partial federal infrastructure tax credit. Typically uses existing tanks and pipes – huge cost savings. Ethanol plants can sell direct – bypass terminal markup. Flexibility for future approval of mid-level ethanol blends. Pump paid for by sale of all products, not just E85. Faster inventory turnover, protection against market swings.

10. Incentives State – Nebraska Corn Board grant Local Opportunities -Some local Corn Growers Association * Links to all incentives are found at www.BYOethanol.com, drop down menu Incentives.www.BYOethanol.com

11. Nebraska Corn Board: – $30,000 for the first blender pump and installation; $10,000 for the second blender pump – Marketing/promotion support – Application available at www.nebraskacorn.orgwww.nebraskacorn.org Local Incentives

12. Final Look at Cost: Current Ethanol Blender Pump * Does not include potential income from RINs.

13. Underwriters Laboratories (UL) E85 De-certified all equipment in October 2006. Gilbarco & Dresser Wayne both received certification in late June 2010. OPW received certification in late June 2010. Many options available, more coming soon. E15 Different issue. “E85” blender pump would accommodate E15.

14. Equipment Various configurations from: Gilbarco Veeder-Root – David Zumbaugh 336.547.3021 Dave.zumbaugh@gilbarco.com Dresser Wayne – Scott Negley 512.388.8311 Scott.negley@wayne.com Bennett Pump Co. – Alan Levine 727.491.3232 alevine@bennettpump.com

15. ASTM New ASTM standard for E85, now referred to as Ethanol Fuel, ASTM 5798-10. Lowers overall ethanol content to 68% for all three classes. Spec can be found in the Handbook for Handling, Storing & Dispensing E85. Always purchase fuel IAW ASTM Standard.

16. E15 Approved by EPA for use in: – 2001 & Newer Cars and Light-Duty Trucks – 2001 & Newer Medium-Duty Passenger Vehicles (SUVs) – All Flex-Fuel Vehicles (FFVs) Blender pumps will help accommodate Refer to the E15 Retailer Handbook for more information

17. What is available? Sales Kits: Examples of properly labeled dispensers. Examples of free label packages Examples of available brochures Business Case Blending Fuels Magazine Checklist for conversion or new installations. Changes in Gasoline IV CD

18. What is available? Dispenser Labels: Meet all FTC requirements. Meet recommendations of EPA for liability & consumer protection. All available at no cost.

19. What is available? Expert Advice from Team: More than 40 years of ethanol expertise administering this program. Access to the other experts in the industry. Assistance with blender’s license & tax forms. Recommendations based on station layouts. And more…

20. Nebraska Corn Board Assistance $30,000 for the first blender pump and installation and $10,000 for the second pump – Download application at: www.nebraskacorn.orgwww.nebraskacorn.org Marketing/PR assistance – Mailing to FFV owners in surrounding region – Station promotional event – Discussion points – Media assistance

21. Station Requirements for Funding Complete application for preapproval Offer e85 and at least 1 other midlevel blend Clearly label products above e10 & e15 as “for Flexible Fuel Vehicles” Submit picture of pump and labels along with receipts Preference for funding : – Earliest appliers – Interstate/major highway access – Fleet customers secured – Automobile dealer first fill partnership – Station in city over 10,000 – Local Corn Growers Association support

22. Additional Information Request an information packet or schedule a brief presentation, by contacting Kim at kim.clark@nebraska.gov kim.clark@nebraska.gov Complete a grant application at www.nebraskacorn.org www.nebraskacorn.org View the webinars at www.BYOethanol.comwww.BYOethanol.com Twitter - @blendyourown

23. Questions? Ron Lamberty: American Coalition for Ethanol rvlamberty@ethanol.org (605) 334-3381 Twitter: @blendor Robert White: Renewable Fuels Association rwhite@ethanolrfa.org (402) 391-1930 Twitter: @fuelinggood Kim Clark Nebraska Corn Board kim.clark@nebraska.gov 800.632.6761 To get more information, please visit: www.BYOethanol.com.www.BYOethanol.com Twitter: @blendyourown