When the world's gas producers have a new challengethey turn to Technip, and they have been doing so for 50 years

Gas processing

Engineering and technologies

Technip is a world leader in project management, engineering and construction for

the oil and gas industry.

With a global footprint, our talents constantly offer the most innovative technologies and

best solutions to our clients to optimize their investments and meet the world’s energy

challenges.

Our mission is to deliver safe, sustainable and quality projects across the world.

We operate in three main businesses:

Offshore

In the Offshore business, our

activities include engineering,

procurement, construction (EPC) and

installation of fixed and floating

platforms.

We use a complete range of

technological solutions to answer

the challenges faced by our clients.

We are leveraging our expertise in

full-range of offshore facilities, as

well as our strong know-how with

added-value process skills and

proprietary platform design.

Onshore

In the Onshore business, we deliver to

our clients all the experience we have

acquired for almost 60 years, combined

with a large technology solutions

portfolio. We are working on onshore

facilities that the energy sector needs, in

particular for oil and gas industry players.

Technip is one of the global leaders for

the refining business and petrochemical

units. We also reinforced our position on

project management consultancy (PMC)

activities, by leveraging our expertise in

the management of complex projects.

Subsea

In subsea hydrocarbon field

development, Technip’s activities

include the design, manufacture

and installation of rigid and

flexible subsea pipelines and

umbilicals.

Thanks to our portfolio of

technologies, industrial and

operational assets on all

continents and a state-of-the art

fleet, we offer a unique vertically

integrated model in the industry.

Technip at a glance

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Pipelines & compression

stations Production

GTL

Offshore LNG

Dehydration

Liquefaction

NGL extraction

and fractiona-

tion

LNG Receiving Terminals

Sulphur recovery

Sweetening

Technipcovers

all segmentsof the NaturalGas Industry

3Gas processing

Comprehensive experience

Technip's experience covers every aspect of natural gas

production and processing, from field development and

distribution pipelines, to process plant for gas sweetening

and sulphur production, liquefaction, and Natural Gas

Liquids (NGL) recovery.

Thanks to our long-term involvement in the overall gas

monetization chain, we can propose fully optimized and

integrated gas processing plants to our customers.

When the world's gasproducers have a new challengethey come to us, and they havebeen doing so for 50 years”

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A world leader in the gas sector

With more than 50 years of experience, we have established ourselves

as a world leader in the conceptual design, engineering and

construction of gas production, transport, processing, liquefaction and

storage facilities and terminals. References cover grassroots facilities,

ranging from small individual units to gigantic complexes, in every sort

of environment, as well as upgrades of existing installations.

4 Gas processing

The total installed capacity is about 20 BSCFD

(190 BCM) with the largest single unit capacity at around

1.5 BSCFD.

The acid gas content (H2S + CO

2) of gases treated ranges

from a few ppm to 60%. We design Gas Purification plants (sweetening, sulfur removal) based on generic open-art

solvents as well as proprietary formulated solvents such as UCARSOL (Dow Chemicals), GAS/SPEC (Ineos) among others.

Technip has also access to most licensed technologies including AdvAmine™, HySWEET®, COSweet® or SweetSulf®

(Total/Prosernat), OASE® (BASF), Amine Guard™ FS (UOP) as well as Sulfinol or ADIP technologies (SGS).

We have major references in CO2

removal on membranes and we work with the main membrane technology suppliers

such as UOP, Cameron, Air Liquide, Porogen, MTR to supply optimised solutions to our customers.

Our experience also covers Natural Gas Liquids (NGL) purification for dehydration and sulfur removal, using technologies

from UOP, Axens and Merichem.

CAKERAWALA - Malaysia/Thailand - 2 x 350 MMSCFDCO

2removal on membranes

KUPE GAS PROJECT - New Zealand - 70 Tj/d

We have designed over 50 plants

for the removal of carbon dioxide

and sulphur components from

natural gas using chemical or

physical solvents.

Sweetening

KHURSANIYAH gas plant - Saudi Arabia - 1,000 MMSCFD

Plateau Maintenance Project - Qatar - 880 t/d

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GONFREVILLE - France - 140t/d

Technip works with all major SRU technology Licensors

such as Worley Parsons, Black&Veatch, Fluor,

AirLiquide-Lurgi, Prosernat, KT-Kinetics Technology or

Jacobs Comprimo. We can also provide our customers

open-art SRU and TGTU designs as well as

debottlenecking or trouble-shooting services.

We designed the world’s largest single train capacity

(2,250 t/d) for Machino-import at Astrakan (Russia).

Sulphur recovery

With some 80 units producing more

than 35,000 t/d, we are the leading

engineering contractor in the field

of sulphur recovery plants.

HAWIYAH - Saudi Arabia - 1,050 t/d in 3 units

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OGD 2 - Abu Dhabi - Glycol unit

A total capacity in excess of 30 billion SCFD has been installed by Technip with single unit

capacity ranging from 8 million SCFD to more than 1 billion SCFD.

ORENBURG - Molecular sieve unit

Dehydration andfinal purification

We have extensive experience in gas dehydration units using solid beds adsorbents

(zeolithes, silica-gel) as well as glycol dehydration or hydrate inhibition systems.

Our references also cover mercury removal units and polishing technologies

(scavengers or regenerable adsorbents).

7Gas processing

PETROSA GTL unit - South Africa

ORYX GTL complex - Qatar - 34,000 BPD of liquids

Gas-To-Liquids (GTL) technology converts natural gas into high quality petroleum products, such as naphtha and diesel

fuel. They are sulphur free, contain no aromatics and the diesel fuel has a high cetane number.

Technip is a leader in the design and construction of GTL facilities. Construction of the Oryx GTL complex was

completed in 2006.

This was the result of 3 years of intense and challenging work for our Engineering, Procurement and Construction teams.

Gas-To-Liquids (GTL)

Technip built Qatar's first GTL plant

for the QP/Sasol joint venture

(Oryx) in Ras Laffan, with the

highest reactor capacity to-date.

Through the acquisition of Stone &

Webster Process Technologies, we

are the exclusive co-developer of

Sasol Fischer Tropsch reactor

technology.

Gas processing8

OTWAY Gas Plant -Port Campbell -Australia(Photo: Courtesyof Woodside)

NEPTUNE gas plant - USA

Natural Gas Liquids (NGL) extraction

We have designed and built numerous

plants for the extraction of ethane and

heavier components from natural gas.

WESTERN LIBYA gas project - Libya

9Gas processing

CRYOMAX® is a family of processes for gas fractionation to recover C2+ and/or C

3+

hydrocarbons from natural gas and refinery off-gases. Each CRYOMAX® process is

adapted to clients’ requirements and optimised for maximum project profitability.

Patented schemes are available for enhanced recovery.

CRYOMAX® - MRE (MultipleReflux Ethane Recovery)( US Patent 6,578,379)

CRYOMAX® - DCP (DualColumn Propane Recovery)( US Patents 4,690,702 and5,114,450)

NGL (C3+)

R

Feed gas

P1

C1 C2

T1 K1

E1

Sales gas

V1

recycle

NGL (C2+)R

Feed gas

T1 K1

E1

Sales gas

V1

recycle

V2

E2

K2

C1

NGL recovery technology

The multiple reflux

technology, CRYOMAX®

MRE, provides cost

effective deep ethane

recovery (90%+)

The Dual Column

technology, CRYOMAX® DCP,

is the most efficient scheme

for deep propane recovery

(99%+)

10 Gas processing

QATARGAS 2, 3 and 4 - Four of the world's largest LNGtrains, each designed to produce 7.8 Mtpa

QATARGAS - Debottlenecking of 3 LNG trainsfrom 2 to 3 Mtpa

YEMEN LNG - Trains 1 & 2

LNG receiving terminals

Technip offers the complete range of services for LNG receiving terminals:

Conceptual design studies including terminal siting studies

Design services for permitting activities

Front-End Engineering & Design (FEED) services

Complete detailed engineering, procurement and construction

capability to execute the LNG Terminal on a lump sum turnkey basis.

In 2008, Technip's Houston office completed the Freeport LNG terminal

on the Texas Gulf Coast. This was the first EPC contract for an LNG

receiving and regasification terminal to be completed in the US for more

than two decades.

FREEPORT LNG terminal, Texas - USA

Through EPCcontracts for:

Technip delivered 54 Mtpa of production capacity between 2009 and 2010

Qatargas 2

Rasgas 3

Qatargas 3 & 4

Yemen LNG

Technip’s experience in natural gas liquefaction dates

from the very beginning of this industry, starting with

the design and construction of the world’s first

base-load facility at Arzew, Algeria.

Having been active in LNG ever since, we are one of

the few major players in this field providing all services

from conceptual study to lump sum turnkey projects.

Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)

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Calling on its lengthy experience

as process designer, Technip offers

alternate schemes to improve the

profitability of LNG projects.

Our unequalled combined

experience of design and

construction of liquefaction

plants and FPSO's has resulted in

our leadership in FLNG through

two EPIC contracts:

Prelude FLNG for Shell

Floating LNG 1 (Labuan) for

Petronas

NITROGEN removal (US Patent 5,421,165)

Floating LNG solutionsLNG FPSO (FLNG)

LNG carrier

M

G

K1

E2

C1

P1

T1

LNG to storage

NG fromScrub Column

Fuelgas

LNG fromMCHE

E1

LNG END FLASH MLP(Maxi LNG Production)(US Patent 6, 898, 949)

recycle

M

LNG fromMCHE

G

K2T2

K1

E1

V1

P1

T1

LNG to storage

Fuel gas

LNG technology

The LNG End Flash MLP

increases the production

of the LNG train without

changing the main

refrigeration power.

Installed in several LNG plants,

this technology allows for better

control of LNG Nitrogen content

and fuel gas production.

This document is the property of Technip and is not intended to be a binding contractual document. Any information contained herein shall not result in any binding obligation on the part of Technip, or any of its affiliates, and is provided for information purposes only.Technip - Group Communications - April 2015 - Photo credits: Technip; page 4: Jean Gaumy / Magnum Photos.

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