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Renewable Diesel Feedstock Perspective

MRL CAMELINA FEEDSTOCK - UPSIDE Cover crop for winter; rotation crop for soil conditions; grows well in the high plains Camelina as Feedstock Overview ~20 mbpd potential supply in 2024 Attractive farm economics due to high oil content (30-40%) Grown on fallow land and as rotation crop; maximizes land utility without displacing food production acreage - Successfully grown in Montana, Colorado, Wyoming, Washington, Oregon and Canada Most commercial production is concentrated in Montana Significance to MRL CI Score Impact • Camelina oil has a low CI score on par with tallow and DCO No indirect land use charge in the LCFS models Supply Impact ⚫ MRL is uniquely positioned to benefit from Camelina supply given strategic position with immediate proximity to sources in Montana, nearby states and BNSF's Hi-Line Other Renewable Diesel producers (Gulf Coast and West Coast) would buy Camelina that travels past MRL en route to their facilities Source: AgMRC, ExxonMobil. 16
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