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LOBITO REFINERY PROJECT- SONAREF PROJECT
ARA CONFERENCE AND WORSHOP
CAPE TOWN 5 – 9 MARCH 2007
ARABELLA HOTEL
3Introduction
The refinery will be constructed in Lobito.
Initial Feasibility studies performed by Kellogg(KBR):proposed a refinery based on a full conversionscheme (FCC, HDC, Coker).
200,000 BPSD capacity producing LPG, gasoline, JetFuel, Kerosene, diesel and coke.
Market: Export to Asia, Europe, South and NorthAmerica, in addition to the African market.
Proposed Investment Cost: about $ 3.7 billion.
6Configuration
C
R
U
D
E
200.0
DELAYED
COKER
49.6
COKE
DIESEL
HT
55.5
PARTIAL
CONV.
HCK
95.9
VAC. G.O.
SR NAPHTHA
SR DIESEL
KERO
DIESEL
V
A
C
U
U
M
122.0 LCGO
NAPH.
NAPH HT
38.4
COKER
NAPHTHA
KUITO
HCGO
FCC
38.7
HC DIESEL
UCO
LPG
JET/KERO
KHT
21.5
JET/KERO
SULFUR PLANT
2 x 100 MT/SD SULFURH2 PLANT
143 MMSCFD
POWER
GENERATION
3 x 52 MW
SLURRY
LCO
LPG
GASOLINEREFORMER
31.2
DALIA
C4 ISOM
6.3
ALKY
11.8
FCCU
GASOL
MEROX
11.7
DIESEL
POST
TREATER
40.0
50.0
150.0
Fuel Gas
7Feedstock
Crude Oil Feedstock
Feedstock: Angolan Heavy and High TAN crudes
Crude Characteristics:
high density (API 19/20)
TAN>1
8Market
The economic growth in many regions of Africa has caused
a significant increase in demand of light products.
Angola imported nearly 2 billion $ worth of products in the
last 5 years.
West Africa imports globally about 11 million tonnes per
year of medium and light petroleum products 40% of the
imported products come from Mediterranean, Black sea and
North West Europe.
Two thirds of the imported quantity for West African
countries is consumed by Nigeria, where the actual refining
capacity is well below the installed capacity.
10Project Background
1. Concept: Initially Sonangol considered partnering with one or more
companies to develop the Project.
2. Agreement: Consortium agreement signed with the Chinese firm
SINOPEC has been terminated.
3. Decision: On January 2007 Sonangol decided to hold 100% equity and
take full responsibility of the Sonaref Project
4. Start up: New action plans are being defined and implemented, and this
will support the development of the FEED studies/work in the second
semester of 2007. The Refinery is expected to be operational in 2012.
11Project Background
From the base case of 200 000 BSPD,the configuration and capacity
of the refinery are being reviewed in order to:
Meet the needs of the Angola market Region which includes West,
Southwest, South, Southeast &Northwest regions of Africa.
Reduce the risk relative to product sales
Reduce cost of investment
Reduce the complexity of the plant. Adopt phased implementation
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A number of process studies were carried out to determine the optimum configuration of the refinery.
Licensed technologies evaluations have been completed for key process units.
Metocean data collection, topographic survey, geotechnical investigation and bathymetric survey have been carried out.
Subcontract for hydrological survey have been awarded.
Market survey update is being carried out.
Site fencing almost completed.
Works and Studies
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Carry out the Hydrological site Survey and water gathering system
Carry out the EISA (Environment impact and Socio-economic assessment).
Start preparing the site for civil works.
Begin FEED:
• Other technology supplyers will be offered theopportunity to pre-qualify.
• Need agreement on product specs in Africa.
Action Plan for 2007
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Country at peace and growing
High Tan crude available
Product demand
Regional development
Corner stone of future industrial development
Job opportunities during construction and operation of the
refinery
Development of secondary and tertiary industries
Summary
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Build a world class Refinery with the most modern
technology
Capable of meeting the most rigid/strict product
specifications, market requirements/demands,
stringent environment rules.
Contributing to technological development of Africa.
Improvement of ARA´s own “portofolio”
Conclusion