Calgon Carbon 8-K Calgon Carbon Awarded 10-Year Contract for Reactivation Services

APPENDICES

Exhibit 99.2

BALLAST WATER TREATMENT

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Why Ballast Water Treatment?

The issue: Transfer of invasive species

via ships’

ballast water

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Regulations Drive Market

Regulations

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International Maritime Organization (IMO) adopted 

International Convention for the Control and Management of

Ships’

Ballast Water and Sediments (BWMC)

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Sets framework for legislation for 169 Member States

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Ratification requires 30 signatories representing 35.0% of world’s

tonnage

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33 signatories representing approximately 26.5% of the world’s

tonnage have ratified BWMC

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Ratification of the BWMC expected to occur in 2012

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U.S. Coast Guard finalizing rule:

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Awaiting publication in Federal Register

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Phase 1 expected to be similar to the IMO standard

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GUARDIAN™

Value Proposition

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Filtration -

Stacked Disk Technology

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Advantages over other separation technologies

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Less maintenance than screen filters

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Flexible footprint

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Cost competitive

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Low operating cost < $0.02/C

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M water/hour treated

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Disinfection -

UV

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Advantages

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No chemicals required

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Suitable for fresh water applications

DISINFECTION BYPRODUCTS

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What Are Disinfection Byproducts?

Disinfection Byproducts (DBPs) form when disinfectants used to

treat drinking water react with Naturally Occurring Materials (NOMs)

in the water (e.g.; decomposing plant material).

Trihalomethanes

Chloroform

Bromodichloro Methane

NOMs + Cl

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Halo Acetic Acids

Dichloroacetic Acid

Trichloroacetic Acid

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Why

DBP Is Growth Opportunity For CCC?

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GAC proven solution to prevent and/or eliminate DBPs

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Market Size:  100+ MM lbs. GAC per year (or equivalent) by 2015

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CCC is market leader

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Supports reactivation strategy

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Driver to convert municipalities to reactivation

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NSF certifications currently at two plants

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More virgin GAC available for other markets

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CCC to build reactivation facility for Phoenix region which includes a 10-

year reactivation contract (15-20 MM lbs.)

MERCURY REMOVAL

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Update:  Mercury Removal For Coal-Fired

Power Plants

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U.S. final Mercury and Toxic Standards Rule (Utility MACT)

issued by EPA 12/16/11

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Requirements and timing as expected

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Prevent 91% of mercury contained in coal from release to air

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Compliance:  February 2015 with possible extension

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93 GW will require activated carbon injection by 2015 (EPA

estimate)

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CCC

A Leader In Mercury Removal: 

Innovative Products

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FLUEPAC®

products in use at 18 plants (>9,000 MW

generating capacity)

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Developed enhanced performance products over two years

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New products reduce customer cost

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Carbon injection rates 50% to 70% lower than alternative

products

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Fewer deliveries = lower transportation costs

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Lower particulate loading to ESP/baghouse

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Less PAC in fly ash = more “concrete friendly”