pttlng terminal in thailand
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ERRA Webinar on Regulation of LNG Supply and TerminalsMay 11th, 2021
PTTLNG Terminal in Thailand
Apiwat DetwarasitiExecutive Vice President in Corporate Strategy, PTTLNG
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Natural Gas Supply in Thailand
0
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
3,500
4,000
2017 2018 2019 2020 2021*
MM
SC
FD
Domestic Production
Import from Myanmar
LNG Import
Domestic
73%
Yadana9%
Zawtika5%
LNG13%
Total 4,835 MMSCFD
2021*
*2021 : Data of Jan – Feb
Natural Gas Supply 2.8%
Import from MyanmarYetagun, Yadana and Zawtika14%
LNG Import13%
Domestic Production73%
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Natural Gas Demand in Thailand
0
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
Industry
NGV
Separation Plant
Electricity
MM
SC
FD
Total 4,334 MMSCFD
Electricity58%
Industry
18%
Separation
Plant
22%
NGV
2%
2021*
*2021 : Data of Jan – Feb
Natural Gas Demand 4.9%
Separation Plant22%
Industry18%
Electricity58%
Natural Gas Vehicle
NGV2%
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LNG Terminal Objectives
▪ Increase capability to meet growth in gas demand.▪ To strengthen national energy security.
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PTTLNG Responsibility
LNG Supplier LNG Shipper/Importer Terminal Operator Gas Off-taker
Regulated by Energy Regulatory Commission under License for Storage and Regasification LNG to Natural gas
LNG Storage
Gas Pipeline
Industrial Sector
Unloading
Reloading
Regasification
Truck loading
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PTTLNG Facilities
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Facilities Map Ta Phut Terminal Nong Fab Terminal
Jetty
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Vessel Size
2,500 m3 and
125,000 m3 - 264,000 m3125,000 m3 - 264,000 m3
LNG Tank
160,000 m3 x 4 250,000 m3 x 2
Capacity
11.5 MTPA 7.5 MTPA
Truck Loading
500 ton/day -
Project Completion 11.5 MTPA since 2018 2022
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The concept of Third Party Regulation
Third Party Access Hierarchy
Third Party Access Regime
Third Party Access Code
LNG Terminal Code
Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC)
Created by PTTLNG, Governed by ERC
Connection Code Operations Code Created by PTTLNG, Governed by ERC
Energy Industry Act
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1. Access rules: Primary and Secondary capacity allocation
1 Primary Market
2 Secondary Market
• Available capacity from Primary Market • Transfer capacity
• UIOLI, Short-term contract
Open-Season
Available capacity to those who show intention to utilize capacity on a “first come, first served” basis
Transfer capacity right from Primary Market
Use-It-Or-Lose-It (UIOLI)
Third party use who willing to use Short term contract
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2. Tariffs: Regulated
Guarantee Return
Regulated by Energy Regulatory Commission
Fair fee and Equal access to use terminal
Regulated Business
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3. Transparency rules and Regulatory monitoring
Transparency is the key of TPA code(Open Season, Capacity Allocation, UIOLI)
Transparency rules
Regulatory monitoring
To address complex multi-user capacity allocation and utilisation issues
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3. Transparency rules and Regulatory monitoring
Regulated by Energy Regulatory Commission
• Third Party Access Code
• Tariff Model : Demand charge and Commodity charge
• Inventory Management (Inventory Days and Allowable Inventory for Unloading)
• Allocation capacity (Open Season/UIOLI)
Report to Energy Regulatory Commission
• Terminal Variable cost
• Unloading cargoes/Storage utilization/Regasification rate
• Truck loading serviceMonthly
Report
Yearly
Report
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4. Now and New service development of PTTLNG
1 Terminal Services 2 Cold Energy Utilization
Unloading, Storage,
Regasification
Truck loading/ISO Container
Reloading
Small ship loading
LNG Cryogenic Power Generation
Cooling Air Inlet
Cooling Building (HVAC)
Agricultural (Temperate, Tropical)
Cooling for Air Separation Plant
Cooling for Gas Separation Plant
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5. Gas Infrastructure Network Integration in Thailand
Thailand’s natural gas transmission infrastructure integrating the Gulf gas fields, LNG terminal, and transmission pipelines from the Yadana, Yetagun, and Zawtika fields of Myanmar at the border to several gas separation plants, power plants, and hundreds of industrial users throughout the country.
TPA Code of Pipeline
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In conclusion
Security
TPA
Service Facilities
Increase capability to meet gas demand growth and strengthen national energy network integration.
Open up Thai gas market liberalization and promote competition to the private sectors which also improve transparency within the existing energy network.
Deliver efficient performance services together with enhancement of cold energy utilization.
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