METHES ENERGIES INTERNATIONAL LTD.

Corporate OverviewJuly 2015

All figures quoted in U.S. Dollars

Forward Looking Statements

This presentation has been prepared by the company and includes information from other sources believed by management to bereliable. No representation or warranty, express or implied is made as to the accuracy or completeness of any of the information setforth herein. This presentation may contain summaries of the terms of certain documents and agreements, but reference is made to theactual documents and agreements for the complete information contained herein. The information contained herein is as of the datehereof and is subject to change, completion or amendment without notice.

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The Company is in the development stage and to date has generated limited revenue. In the future the Company may not be profitableand the securities offered by the Company may, ultimately, have little value. Methes Energies International Ltd. trades on NASDAQCapital Market under the symbol “MEIL”.

This is not an offering of securities. Any such offer must be accompanied by an Offering document.

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Epoxidized Soybean Oil (ESO)Natural Polyol

MEIL Investment Highlights

Provides exposure at different points of the value chain in an evolving industry

Multiple revenue streams including commodity sales, services and royalties

Higher margins, reduced dependence on government production subsidiesLow‐cost biodiesel production

Robust Competitive Advantages to Fuel Continued Growth

High level of expertise in all business aspects from R&D, to solution development & sales Experienced management team

Company focuses on core business of production, R&D and ancillary servicesOutsourced manufacturing

A powerful new pre‐treatment process with recurring revenues from the sale of PP‐MEC

Introduced, in August 2014, “game‐changing” technology

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Provides blenders with a unique alternative to buying from large‐scale producers 

Clients require little to no biodiesel experience of their own

Adding 2 new bio‐based, high value product, in Q3 2015

• Methes Energy International Ltd (“MEIL”) was founded in 2004

• MEIL has designed and built the first fully automated, compact, state of the art continuous flow biodiesel processor

• MEIL owns one production facility in Sombra, Ontario with a nameplate capacity of 13 MMGPY– Sombra, ON facility registered with EPA (biodiesel eligible for Renewable 

Identification Number “RIN” generation)– Sombra production registered under California Low Carbon Fuel Standard 

(LCFS) program

• Start production (in Q3 2015) of 2 new bio‐based: Epoxidized Soybean Oil (ESO) and Natural Polyol

• The company also sells its biodiesel processors, pre‐treatment technology and provides support services

Company Overview

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Corporate Structure

Business Lines

Operating Entities

MEIL Corporate

Methes Energies International Ltd.NASDAQ: MEIL

Methes Energies USA Ltd.

Import Biodiesel to U.S.Market Biodiesel in U.S.RIN GenerationRIN TransactionFeedstock Collection

Methes Energies Canada Inc.

Biodiesel Producer Laboratory ServicesMarket Biodiesel LogisticConsulting R&DEquipment Provider IT / Software ServicesEngineering ESO & Natural Polyol

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• Biodiesel is a clean‐burning, biodegradable and renewable fuel

• It is produced by reacting feedstock with short‐chain alcohols (methanol or ethanol) – Potential feedstock includes vegetable and seed oils, waste vegetable oil, animal fats, algae and sewage 

sludge

• Biodiesel can be used in pure form or be blended with petrodiesel and used in most modern injection pump diesel engines

– Blends of 20% biodiesel (B20) or less can be used in conventional diesel equipment with little or no modification 

• Use of biodiesel keeps engine performing better and cleaner– Provides increased lubricity over ultra‐low sulfur diesel which protects fuel systems and extends life– High cetane level leads to more complete combustion of fuel increasing engine responsiveness

What is Biodiesel?

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The US Market for Biodiesel 

• Through the Renewable Fuel Standards program (RFS), the United States Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) has legislated the use of 1.7 billion gallons of biodiesel in 2015 

US Biodiesel Mandate

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Company’s Diversified Revenue Streams

Sales of biodiesel produced by MethesBiodiesel Sales

Sales of “game‐changing” pre‐treatment technology and catalyst (a consumable)PP‐MEC Catalyst

Sales of Denami biodiesel processors Equipment

Software license fees paid by Denami operatorsRoyalties

Sales of inputs to Denami operators as well as production by‐products

Feedstock and commodity sales

Per‐gallon incentive paid by Canadian government under the ecoENERGY programGovernment Incentive

Licensing of SAP‐based accounting and inventory‐tracking packageSoftware Licensing

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Sales of Epoxidized Soybean Oil (ESO) and Natural Polyol (Q3 2015)Bio‐based Products Sales

MEIL Production Facility

Equipment: 2 × Denami 3000Capacity: 13 MMGPY(1)

Commercial Ops. Date: 2013Revenue: $52 ‐ $60 MM per year(2)

Used for biodiesel production, storage and transloading

Potential to double production of biodiesel using the two existing Denami 3000s

Sombra, Ontario

(1) Nameplate Capacity(2) At full production ‐ 9 ‐

Located a few minutes from the USFour rail spurs on site (40 railcars)Set up for rail and truck deliveryCurrently using only 30% of the site

• Operations and Maintenance contract• Sale of feedstock and other input commodities• Sale of customers’ output in US and Canada• Feedstock tracking software to ensure compliance with EPA Quality Assurance Program

Technology Portfolio

Fully Automated, Modular and Scalable

Footprint: 11’ × 16’

One operator

Output: 1.3 MMGPY

Price: $980,000

Gross Profit: $190,000

Revenue: $5 MM/yr(1)

Fully Automated, Modular and Scalable

Footprint: 22’ × 16.5’

Eight operators

Output: 6.5 MMGPY

Price: $3.50 MM

Gross Profit: $2.00 MM

Revenue: $26MM/yr(1)

Denami 600 Denami 3000

Ancillary Services

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MEIL’s Technological Advantage

Provides capacity flexibility and profitability for a wide range of potential producersScalable, modular and flexible solution

Ensures integrity of product for large US market, assisting in QAP complianceProprietary feedstock tracking software

Enhanced safetyLow operating temperature and pressure

Input flexibility not available with competing biodiesel production technologyAbility to use wide range of feedstock

Denami Advantages

Lower labor requirement, can be remotely monitored with 24/7 continuous production

Fully automated and computerized system

Reduced CapEx to establish production facility

Fast‐to‐market (16 weeks vs. 26‐52 weeks)

Denami solution requires few input chemicals reducing corrosion

Proven technology with quality Ontario‐based manufacturer

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• Over a Billion dollars market in North America• Sombra is equip to produce both products. Can go back to biodiesel within 3 weeks!• Retained Omni Tech International Ltd – a leading consulting firm in bio‐based product

Epoxidized Soybean Oil & Natural Polyol

Bio‐based Specialty Products

There is more

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• A simple yet revolutionary process – a true “game‐changer”• Fast reaction time – 5 to 15 minutes compared with2 to 8 hours !• Exclusively manufactured by Dorf Ketal – a well known specialty catalyst manufacturer

Pre‐Treatment Technology / PP‐MEC Catalyst

PP‐MEC Catalyst

There is more

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2014– Bring Sombra to name plate capacity of 13 MMGPY (done)– BQ9000 certification as Producer and Marketer (done)– Sombra facility accreditation for California LCFS (done)– Introduction of PP‐MEC and new pre‐treatment technology (done)

2015 and beyond– Sale of Denami 3000 processors– Sale of pre‐treatment system and PP‐MEC catalyst– Production of Epoxidized Soybean Oil & Natural Polyol– International expansion to Europe, South America and Asia

Key Milestones

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Management

Chairman & CEO• Former military engineer with 6 years 

business development experience in Europe• Founded asset management firm in 1992• Most recently acted as President and CEO of 

a US publicly traded company involved in the solar industry in China

CFO• 25 years experience with NASDAQ listed 

companies• Served as CFO of Naugles Inc., Gucci 

Timepieces• Former Managing Director of Phoenix 

Management Group LLC

President & Co‐Founder• Over 9 years experience in biodiesel• Software development and financial 

expertise • Designer of Denami operating software as 

well as feedstock‐tracking software

VP Operations & Co‐Founder• Over 9 years experience in biodiesel• Hands‐on engineering and R&D  expertise• Designer of Denami hardware

Michel Laporte

Edward Stoltenberg, CPA Johann (John) Loewen

Han Swoong (Nicholas) Ng

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Board of Directors

Independent Director• Senior Vice President at SNC Lavalin• Formerly Senior Vice President for Africa 

Infrastructure & Construction at SNC Lavalin• Chair of Compensation Committee• Masters in Chemical/Environmental 

engineering

Independent Director• President & CEO of Terrajay Holdings 

Energy Consultants• Extensive experience in financing and construction of 

renewable energy production facilities in Ontario• Over 10 years experience in energy and environmental 

policy at Federal and Provincial level

Independent Director• 25 years management and advisory 

experience in waste water treatment• Extensive list of publications in chemical 

and environmental engineering• Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering and   

M. Tech in Chemical Reaction Engineering

Kebir Ratani

John Pappain

Perichiyappan Senthilnathan

Independent Director• Extensive experience in business planning and 

restructuring in the manufacturing industry• Board experience with large multinational US 

manufacturing companies• Chair of Audit Committee

Anthony T. Williams, CPA, CA

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MEIL Trading, Valuation and Ownership Structure

13.8MMShares Outstanding

MEILSymbolNASDAQExchange$0.33 ‐ $2.1052 Week Range

$4.1 MMMarket Capitalization

NASDAQ: MEIL

Source: NASDAQAs of July 13, 2015

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Share Information

16.3%Management

19.1%Institutional

64.6%Retail

Ownership Structure

Epoxidized Soybean Oil (ESO)Natural Polyol

MEIL Investment Highlights

Provides exposure at different points of the value chain in an evolving industry

Multiple revenue streams including commodity sales, services and royalties

Higher margins, reduced dependence on government production subsidiesLow‐cost biodiesel production

Robust Competitive Advantages to Fuel Continued Growth

High level of expertise in all business aspects from R&D, to solution development & sales Experienced management team

Company focuses on core business of production, R&D and ancillary servicesOutsourced manufacturing

A powerful new pre‐treatment process with recurring revenues from the sale of PP‐MEC

Introduced, in August 2014, “game‐changing” technology

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Provides blenders with a unique alternative to buying from large‐scale producers 

Clients require little to no biodiesel experience of their own

Adding 2 new bio‐based, high value product, in Q3 2015