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1 13/12/2015 Air Liquide, world leader in gases, technologies and services for Industry and Health
A Journey through the Forest: Navigating around the Complexities of a Methanol Project Budapest, 1st of October 2016 l Dr. Matthias Stein l Air Liquide Global E&C Solutions
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Forest Picture
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Air Liquide´s Lurgi Methanol Technology Leadership
Lurgi Technology introduced combined reforming (SMR and ATR) for plant
capacities of > 2,000 tpd in 1984- 12 References*
Lurgi Technology set the standard 5,000 tpd size (Combined reforming -
SMR and ATR - and Advanced High Pressure Methanol Reactor System) in
2004- 5 References*
Integrated syngas (SMR) and Methanol reactor system (low pressure) for
250 to 2,000 tpd from 1960- 40 References*
Single train 10,000 tpd plant engineering available since 2012; Pure
Autothermal Reforming with Advanced High Pressure Methanol Reactor
* Operating references
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Competitors at 5,000 MTPD with Natural Gas, operating
Syngas Generation
SMR ATR Methanol
Synthesis/Distillation
Natural Gas Methanol
Syngas Generation
SMR Methanol
Synthesis/Distillation
Natural Gas Methanol
CO2
Davy – 1 Reference, but with CO2, as such pure SMR – M5000, Trinidad
Topsoe – 0,5 Reference, Mitsubishi Methanol Technology – ArRazi V, Saudi Arabia
Syngas Generation
SMR ATR Methanol
Synthesis/Distillation
Natural Gas Methanol
Lurgi – 4 Reference, Zagros 1, Zagros 2, PML, Atlas
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Lurgi Mega Methanol- Recent Reference Situation
Zagros 1, Iran
• 1.65 mil tpa
• NG based
Atlas MeOH,
Trinidad
• 1.65 mil tpa
• NG based
Methanex, Chile
• 800 ktpa
• NG based
Zagros 2, Iran
• 1.65 mil tpa
• NG based
Petronas,
Malaysia
• 1.65 mil tpa
• NG based
OCI Natgasoline
TX, USA
• 1.65 mil tpa
• EP Package
Zeogas, TX, USA
• 1.65 mil tpa
• EP Package
YCI, LA, USA
• 1.65 mil tpa
• EP Package
Additional 5 MegaMethanol plants in China (coal based 2006-2013)
2001 2002 2004 2005 2014
BASF, TX, USA
• 1.65 mil tpa
• Integration
into Propylene
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Air Liquide offer for Methanol Projects: A Holistic View
Air Liquide
offer: Support and
Management of the entire
project execution
Contract Driven
Approach
On-board Project
Manage-ment
Expertise
Reduce Pre-FID
Expendi-tures
Access to reference as-built
documen-tation
ECA covered
Financing
Minimize schedule
Potential for providing Oxygen over the
fence
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Project Execution Schedule
License (AL)
Basic Engineering (AL)
FEED (PMC)
Detailed Engineering (EPC)
Construction (EPC)
Final Investment
Decision (FID)
Plant
Commissioning
LS EP Price Estimate (AL) Basic + Detailed Engineering (AL+EPC)
Construction (EPC)
Basic + Detailed Engineering (AL+EPC)
Construction (EPC)
AL Financing
License (AL)
License (AL)
Execution Time
1. Classical project execution
2. AL Contract driven approach
3. AL Contract driven approach with reduced pre-FID expenditure and financing
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Atlas Methanol Co. – Point Lisas, Trinidad & Tobago
• 5,000 tpd MeOH plant, upfront cost covered through project developer, bank financed,
• First ever built 5,000 tpd MeOH plant,
• Classical EPC project with AL (Lurgi) as EPC contractor,
• Lump Sum turn key fixed price through pre-FEED.
Benefit for Customer: • Shorter execution schedule,
• Technology and execution from one single company,
• EPCM enables Customer to take construction risk and reduce contingencies
Specifics: • General contractor Voest Alpine
• Cheapest plant (5,000 tpd) ever: 480 mil $ (290 $ cost per installed t of MeOH),
• Oxygen supply over-the-fence.
License (AL)
Basic Engineering (AL)
Pre-FEED (AL)
Detailed Engineering (AL)
Construction (AL+Voest Alpine)
Final Investment
Decision (FID)
Classical project execution
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Zagros 1 and 2- Assaluyeh, Iran
• 2 times 5,000 tpd MeOH plants,
• Design basis available from NPC (National Petrochemical Company), lump sum EP bidding,
• Upfront cost covered through owner NPC,
• Classical EPC project with AL and PIDEC in a consortium,
Benefit for Customer: • Entire project out of one entity (consortium AL and PIDEC),
• Consortium reduced reduced risk and contingencies,
• 100% financing arranged by AL and German Hermes export credit guarantee.
Specifics: • Zagros 2 was ordered once Zagros 1 was 75% complete, Zagros 2 as copy.
Final Investment
Decision (FID) License (AL)
Basic Engineering (AL) Detailed Engineering- off-shore (AL)
Detailed Engineering- on-shore (PIDEC)
AL Financing
Classical project execution
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Petronas Methanol Ltd. (PML)- Labuan, Malaysia
• 5,000 tpd MeOH plant, financed through Petronas´ Balance Sheet,
• Target price for plant cost negotiated between Customer and AL –
• Lump sum EP price and target construction price,
• Cost sharing for exceeding expenses
Basic + Detailed Engineering (AL)
Construction (AL as EPCM) License (AL) FEED
Benefit for Customer: • Shorter execution schedule,
• Technology and execution from one single company,
• EPCM enables customer to take construction risk and reduce contingencies.
Specifics: • NG from only one off-shore gas field, operated under upstream (oil) philosophy,
• Once through seawater cooling (cheapest cooling system).
Final Investment
Decision (FID)
AL Contract driven approach
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OCI Natgasoline- Beaumont, Texas, USA
Plant is under construction, start up expected in mid 2017
Classical Lump Sum EP approach through AL
Benefit for Customer: • Smooth project execution through close cooperation between AL and OCI,
• Estimate for the plant cost based on AL Basic Engineering.
Specifics: • AL with extended list of equipment,
• Construction undergoing by OCI as a construction company,
• Project started at peak construction cost at US Gulf Coast,
• Oxygen to be supplied through AL Large Industries (OTF).
Basic Engineering (AL)
Bulks Engineering, Construction (OCI) License (AL) FEED
Detailed Engineering (AL)
Final Investment
Decision (FID)
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Yuhuang Chemical Industry (YCI), Lake Charles, LA, USA
Plant has finalized Basic Engineering, waiting for Final Investment Decision
Basic Engineering (AL) Majority of Equipment, Construction (HQCC)
License (AL)
1.) Competition driven, Chinese approach,
2.) YCI re-negotiated AL contract and replaced HQCC
Limited Equipment scope (AL)
Basic Engineering (AL) Detailed Engineering (AL)
License (AL) Extended Equipment scope (AL)
Construction (AmecFW)
Specifics:
• A Chinese contractor and equipment manufacturer is not competitive in USA,
• YCI saw the value and benefit of AL to perform full EP,
• Oxygen to be supplied through AL Large Industries (OTF).
Final Investment
Decision (FID)
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Photo Wald
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Existing Methanol Plants in Iran
Fanavaran,
Topsoe Plant
1 mil tpa Shiraz,
Lurgi Plant
82 ktpa
Assaluyeh
Lurgi Plant
2 x 1.65 mil tpa
Kharg,
Lurgi Plant
660 ktpa
Total Existing
MeOH Capacity
5.4 mil tpa
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Plants under Engineering/ Construction
Kaveh
2 mil tpa
Marjan
1.65 mil tpa
Sabalan
1.65 mil tpa
Dena
1.65 mil tpa
Kimiya Pars
1.65 mil tpa
Arman
1.65 mil tpa
Busher MeOH
1.65 mil tpa
Siraf
1.65 mil tpa
Assaluyeh 2
Dayyer
Chabahar Free
Zone
Veniran
1.65 mil tpa
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Executing a Project in Iran Biggest problem is financing,
At this time Iranian banks are not financing projects, „Chinese“ financing comes at a high
price, ECA covered financing possible, availability of equity is questionable, important is
payment security for contractors (projects run out of money, new embargo…),
Lack of understanding/ appreciating cost of project development,
No basis of design, no FEED, no solid project management; all resulting in long execution
times and dying projects,
Different views on Lump Sum price contracts,
EPC bidders have no solid information available (e.g. Basic Engineering or FEED),
Limited execution capabilities,
De-centralization of project development (privatization) and embargo resulted in reducing the
knowledge of how to execute projects.
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Conclusion
Providing a holistic project support and management offers significant
benefits for customers (schedule reduction, smooth execution, cost
reduction),
Flexibility in adopting customer requirements is key for success (pre-
FID cost reduction, plant financing, OTF offering),
Such „full service“ is only possible through a wealth of technology and
EPC experience over many years.