Lpg Trade Presentation -Final

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LPG TRADESUMMIT 2006CHALLENGES AND FUTURE GROWTH

FOR LPG PRODUCTION IN KUWAIT

LPG TRADE SUMMIT 2006CHALLENGES AND FUTURE GROWTH


Mohammad Ghazi Al-Mutairi,Manager Operations

K.S.Sabapathi,Senior Process Engineer

Mina Al-Ahmadi Reiner!, K"P#



2LPG TRADE SUMMIT 2006CHALLENGES AND FUTURE GROWTH


Presentation Ot!ine

LPG GLO"AL OUTLOOK

DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION TRENDS

LPG PROCESSING FACILITIES

FUTURE CRUDE # ASSOCIATED GAS

PRODUCTION

E$PECTED CAPACIT% GROWTH

KUWAIT STRATEG%

CONCLUSION





Source:Ajey Chandra, Ron Gist, Ken Otto, S. Craig Whitley, Purvin & Gert !nc"P&G# in OG$, %'()*.

WORLD LPG DEMAND & & &

LPG GLO"AL OUTLOOKLPG DEMAND

INCREASE

"% 2'( FROM

2000 TO 20)0

LPG DEMAND

INCREASE

"% 62( FROM

)**+ TO 20)0

FAR EAST # N&AMERICA , +0( DEMAND






WORLD LPG SUPPL% & & &

LPG GLO"AL OUTLOOKMIDDLE

SUPPL% IS

)+( #

DEMAND IS

LESS THAN

& )0(






WORLD LPG TRADE & & &

LPG GLO"AL OUTLOOK

EAST SUE- IS DEMAND IS MORE THAN SUPPL% FROM 2000





Pro$ed natural gas reser$es

LPG GLO"AL OUTLOOK

Source : +P Statistical revie

MIDDLE EAST

AND RUSSIA

HA.E /+( TOTAL

RESER.E OF

)0 T& CUM





%istribution o pro$ed &natural gas' reser$es

LPG GLO"AL OUTLOOK


MIDDLE EAST

EUROPE AND

RUSSIA





"atural gas production b! area

LPG GLO"AL OUTLOOK


NORTH AMERICA PRODUCTION IS STAGNANT "UT OTHE

REGIONS ARE GROWING





Ma(or natural gas trade mo$ementsLPG GLO"AL OUTLOOK






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S a 1 i A

r a 2 i a

U A E

N o r t 3

A 4 e r i

5 a

A 6 r i 5

a K

7 a i t

A s i a

I r a 8

S o t 3

A 4 e r i

5 a

S o 9 i e

t U n i o

n

: a t a r

G!oa! Position ; Gas reser9es

Source: CIA Study

LPG GLO"AL OUTLOOK





NATURAL GAS PRO.EN RESER.E "ILLION CU&M

IN ARA" WORLD

Sa1i Araia 6+<<

K7ait )+/2

O4an 2*

Iran 26620

:atar 2+//0

UAE 6006

%e4en </*





K7ait Gas Pro15tion

Source: BP Statistical Review of World Energy

%ear

GAS

PRODUCTION

INCREASED

600 TO )200

MMSCFD





K7ait is t3e !ea1in= E>?orter o NGLs@

LPG PRODUCTION INCREASES STEADIL%





LPG LOCAL SALE

LOCAL CONSUMPTION INCREASES STEADIL%





ETHANE A.AILA"ILIT%





Crrent Pro5essin= Fa5i!ities

GA-/R!0G C/0-/R

+OOS-/R S-A-!O0

PROC/SS!0G 1AC!2!-!/S

/3POR-






K7ait Gas "ooster Station

*00

)000






SEK Gas Net7orLPG PROCESSING FACILITIES





NK Gas Net7or


GC '4





WK Gas Net7or

LPG PROCESSING FACILITIESLPG PROCESSING FACILITIES

GC56





Pro(ected )eed A$ailabilit! *ith out potential uture *ells

FUTURE CRUDE & ASSOCIATED GAS PRODUCTION

PRODUCTION

)00(

INCREASE





Pro(ected )eed A$ailabilit! *ith partial potential uture*ells


PRODUCTION

)+0(

INCREASE

WITH GAS

WELLS





Pro(ected )eed A$ailabilit! *ith ull potential uture *ells


PRODUCTION

200(

INCREASE

WITH GAS

WELLS





S+AR+EG



25LPG TRADE SUMMIT 2006

CHALLENGES AND FUTURE GROWTH


Epected Gas Related Pro(ects nKu*ait

KUWAITKUWAIT

KNPC

/ETHANE RECO.ER%/<TH GAS TRAIN FRACTIONATION PROBECT/AGRP

KOC

/ENHANCED CRUDE E$PORT FACILITIES/INCREASING OIL FIELD PRODUCTION/ADDITIONAL "OOSTING FACILITIES

S+AR+EG






S+AR+EG

• E+0A"E RE#O1ER PRO2E#+

• )O3R+0 GAS +RA" PRO2E#+

Ma(or Gas Pro(ect






ERP Pro(ect 4ac5ground and Schedule•ERP PRO2E#+ at K"P# *ill utilize modern cr!ogenicturbo epander technolog! to reco$er 678 Ethane rom

the residue gases &99:; MMS#)%'.

•Ethane product supplied as )eed stoc5 to Oleins-pro(ect o P#-21 compan! or con$erting Ethane to

Eth!lene, Pol!eth!lene < other petrochemical deri$ati$es.

•)EE%=P%P b! M=s )luor 3.K.

•"G> 3nit licensed b! Ortlo=3OP.






E>istin= Unit 2 MMSCFD

Ne7 Unit )00 MMSCFD

ADDITIONAL ETHANE WHICH CAN "E PROCESSED IN E$ISTING 20 MMSCFD



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LPG TRADE SUMMIT 2006



NGL E>tra5tion Ort!o Re55!e S?!it .a?or

RS. Pro5ess *6( et3ane re5o9er

25oF390 psia

-143oF387 psia

Residue gasto compression

)eed gas rom%eh!dration

)eed to%eethaniser

53%

47%

27%

73%

17.5%

17.6 wt% liq

-107oF392 psia

-38oF

-33o

F

-36oF

-129oF

-148oF

460 psia

670 psia



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ERP Arrangement = Reliabilit!

•Minimal difeen!e in !ost "etween sin#le tain and two tainoptions•$in#le tain as 2 & 50% t'"o-e&pandes( 2 & 100%demetanises( and !old "o& as appo&imatel) same !ost in "ot!ases• *wo tain s!eme as #eate elia"ilit) d'e sepaation o+ tains



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"0G2 -RA!0S#

CO7PR/SSOR

-RA!0S

8/98RA-!O0

S9S-/7 -!2!-9 AR/A

<

E+0A"E RE#O1ER P>A"+



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ERP Schedule

•O$erall Pro(ect Schedule ?7 months.

•Estimated #ost :;; million @

•Epected to be commissioned in ;;BC;;D



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)O3R+0 GAS +RA"

• +he amount o associated gas in combination *ith+he amount o associated gas in combination *ith

ne* *ells to be drilled, *ill increase and *ill surpassne* *ells to be drilled, *ill increase and *ill surpassthe capacit! o t*o gas trains, and e$entuall! threethe capacit! o t*o gas trains, and e$entuall! threetrains.trains.

• As a conseuence, all a$ailable three +rains *ill As a conseuence, all a$ailable three +rains *illha$e to operated continuousl!, hence the reliabilit!ha$e to operated continuousl!, hence the reliabilit!

*ill drop to approimatel! 698.*ill drop to approimatel! 698.• %uring plant ailures, the gas *ill be dumped%uring plant ailures, the gas *ill be dumped

untreated into the uel gas header, and the ecessuntreated into the uel gas header, and the ecessliuid *ill be burnt, leading both to economic lossesliuid *ill be burnt, leading both to economic losses

and en$ironmental damages.and en$ironmental damages.



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• Gas and #ondensate Production *ill be moreGas and #ondensate Production *ill be more

than three eisting trains capacit!.than three eisting trains capacit!.

• ncrease in gas production rom %orra and otherncrease in gas production rom %orra and otherields or gas import rom neighboring countries .ields or gas import rom neighboring countries .

• Additional capacit! *ill be used as strategic Additional capacit! *ill be used as strategiccapacit! to process the additional gas as andcapacit! to process the additional gas as and

*hen a$ailable.*hen a$ailable.

)O3R+0 GAS +RA"



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•

+oda! K"P# processes 9,;; MMS#)%+oda! K"P# processes 9,;; MMS#)%)eed Gas)eed Gas

• )orecasted A$ailable KO# rom eisting)orecasted A$ailable KO# rom eistingield )eed Gas )lo* increases steadil!ield )eed Gas )lo* increases steadil!

• Oshore ield &;9;' *ill add another ?:Oshore ield &;9;' *ill add another ?:MMS#)%MMS#)%

• Eploration o ne* ield is epected to gi$eEploration o ne* ield is epected to gi$e

F;;C9;;; MMS#)%F;;C9;;; MMS#)%

)ourth Gas +rain Pro(ectPro(ect Ob(ecti$es



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)ourth Gas +rain Pro(ectProcessing Scheme



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)ourth Gas +rain Pro(ectntegration *ith K"P#

4eneits o >ocating :th Gas +rain at K"P# Reiner!

Eisting Gas Processing nrastructure 4ac5-3p to Eisting Gas Processing )acilities ncreases O$erall A$ailabilit! o Gas Processing )acilities

reduced laring impro$ed economics

ndependent )eed and Product lines pro$ided, and tied intoeisting gas trains lines

3tilities and #ommon Euipment to spare eisting gas trains 3niormities in Operations and Maintenance



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)ourth Gas +rain Pro(ectSchedule"e* methodolog! *ill be ollo*ed or implementation o thepro(ect.

•t *ill be single tender or )EE% < EP#.

•

t *ill be con$erted as >ump sum based on Open boo5 Estimate&O4E'.

•O$erall Pro(ect Schedule ?D months.

•

Estimated #ost 7F; million @.

•Epected to be commissioned in ;9;C;99.



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)ith Gas +rain Pro(ect

4ASE% O" #O")RMA+O" O) )3+3REPRO%3#+O", ))+0 GAS +RA" H>> 4EP>A""E%.



LPG TRADESUMMIT 2006



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F;;

;;6 ;9: ;96 ;: ;6

M M S C F D

capacit! eisting trains & "G>R'

capacit! eisting ? trains &? "G>R'capacit! eisting ? trains I ne* F;F MMS#)% train &: "G>R'KO# orecastKO# orecast I %orra eedKO# orecast I %orra eed I uture :;; MMS#)% gas

: "G>R

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