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Presentation to SPE Melbourne: The Tassie Shoal Methanol and LNG Projects - Monetising stranded Timor Sea gas 17 th June 2009 John Robert, Development Engineering Manager

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Page 1: The Tassie Shoal Methanol and LNG Projects - Monetising

Presentation to SPE Melbourne:

The Tassie Shoal Methanol and LNG Projects

- Monetising stranded Timor Sea gas

17th June 2009 John Robert, Development Engineering Manager

Page 2: The Tassie Shoal Methanol and LNG Projects - Monetising

Evans Shoal(Santos, Shell, Petronas, Osaka Gas)

~6+Tcf 25% CO2 4 bbl/MMscf

Barossa/Caldita(ConocoPhillips/Santos)

~3.4 Tcf 12% CO2 5 bbl/MMscf

Blackwood(MEO – 100%)

Appraisal planned 2010

Heron(MEO – 90%)

Appraisal planned 2010

Most have CO2 & distance issues

Abadi (FLNG?)(Inpex/Pertamina)

~10 Tcf 8% CO2 20 bbl/MMscf

Greater Sunrise (FLNG? Land?) (WPL/Shell/ConocoPhillips/Osaka Gas)

~5.4 Tcf 4% CO2 40 bbl/MMscf

Others just distance

MEO discoveries, NT/P68

Bonaparte Basin gas fields~25 Tcf is stranded due to location &/or gas quality issues

0 100 km

Darwin

NT/P68

Abadi

Barossa

Tassie Shoal

Caldita

Evans Shoal

Greater Sunrise

Indonesia

Australia

JPDA

Blackwood

Heron

Blackwood East

Page 3: The Tassie Shoal Methanol and LNG Projects - Monetising

Tassie Shoal

• Relatively mild metocean conditions

• 25 Tcf of undeveloped gas within 150km

• Eliminates long pipelines to shore

• CO2 sequestered into Methanol derivatives

Tassie Shoal – a natural hubSolution to location & gas quality issues

3 2 41

Methane CO2 Steam Methanol

Methanol Production absorbs 25% CO2Tassie

Shoal

0 500m

2ACP

LNG

Tank

LNG Plant

(3 Mtpa)

Methanol Plants

Cooling

Water

Outlet

Gas Supply

Pipelines

Methanol Loading

Buoy

PLEM

LNG

Loadout

N

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Environmental approvals secured

• 1 x 3 Mtpa (expandable to 3.5 Mtpa) LNG plant

• 2 x 5,000 tpd (1.75 Mtpa) Methanol plants

• MPF status granted until Dec 2011

Page 4: The Tassie Shoal Methanol and LNG Projects - Monetising

Why Methanol?

Can be made from high CO2 gas

Methanol Demand

• Global demand ~40 Mt/y

• Growth historically @ GDP + 1%

• Diverse predominantly non-fuel uses

• Significant growth potential

• Usually premium over fuel value

• Price correlates with energy prices

• Coal-based production (China) sets

floor price

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Formaldehyde

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DMT, MMA

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Solvents and Other

- Adhesive resins

- PVA, EVA

- PET, headlights

- Octane enhancer

- Cleaning products, pharmaceuticals

Page 5: The Tassie Shoal Methanol and LNG Projects - Monetising

• Methanol Storage inside CGS

• Product loadout via SPM

avoids jetty and tugs

• Separate structure for

Accommodation and Control

• Ready for FEED studies in 2010

once gas supply confirmed

• All potentially re-locatable,

subject to water depth

Tassie Shoal Methanol Project (TSMP)Main Elements

Page 6: The Tassie Shoal Methanol and LNG Projects - Monetising

TSMP Process Features

• Condensate, water, sulphur removed from raw gas

• DPT Steam Methane Reforming (SMR) Process

– not O2 based so can consume CO2

– 3 column distillation saves air cooler plot area

• Robust power generation, steam, nitrogen and

thermal desalination systems

REFORMING

DISTILLATION

HEAT

INTEGRATION

& UTILITIES

SYNTHESIS

PRETREAT

RAW GAS

METHANOL

PRODUCT

Page 7: The Tassie Shoal Methanol and LNG Projects - Monetising

• Substructure CGS: ~200,000 t

• Base: 170m x 93m x 35m height

• Process deck:180m x 100m (wave deflection)

• Installed by ballasting in 14m water depth

• Storage in steel tanks for 20 days final product

• Methanol capacity: 5,000 tpd, 1.75 Mt/y

• Topsides 35,000 t

• Total height CGS & topsides 95m

• Enhanced ‘stick-build’ on deck

Methanol topsides, sub-structure & storageProven Technology

Concrete deck forprocess plant

Page 8: The Tassie Shoal Methanol and LNG Projects - Monetising

Very similar footprint to TSMP but

higher structure due to greater

water depth at Adriatic site

Substructure PrecedentExxonMobil Adriatic LNG Re-gas terminal constructed by Aker Kvaerner in Spain

Page 9: The Tassie Shoal Methanol and LNG Projects - Monetising

LNG Project Elements

• 3 Mt/y LNG Production Module

− Standard pretreat section: CO2, H2O & Hg removal

− Air Products (APCI) DMR chilling and liquefaction

− Fractionation plant for refrigerant makeup

− Utilities: power gen, steam, water cooling systems

• Production ACE self-installing barge platform

− 100m x 50m, on six caisson legs

• LNG Storage – 170,000m3 conventional tank on CGS

• LNG Load out Jetty or Hi-Load semi-sub

• Separate structures for ACP and possibly flare

Page 10: The Tassie Shoal Methanol and LNG Projects - Monetising

Similar to Hang Tuah Compression

platform for ConocoPhillips, Indonesia

LNG SubstructureProduction ACE platform for LNG process equipment

Page 11: The Tassie Shoal Methanol and LNG Projects - Monetising

Compact Water Cooled Exchangers

• Indirect seawater cooling with closed loop circuit

• Extensive use of compact printed circuit heat exchangers

(PCHEs) – up to 1 / 25th plot area of air coolers

Image courtesy of Heatric

Page 12: The Tassie Shoal Methanol and LNG Projects - Monetising

Nickel Steel LNG Tank Inside GBSConventional secondary containment LNG tank on concrete caisson

Page 13: The Tassie Shoal Methanol and LNG Projects - Monetising

Possible HiLoad LNG Loading System

Replaces Jetty and Tugs service

Page 14: The Tassie Shoal Methanol and LNG Projects - Monetising

Timor Sea LNG ProjectContinued Innovations

• Indirect seawater PCHE cooling

– dramatically reduces plot area

• Electric drives with N+1 power island

– increases service factor

• Aero-derivative gas turbines

– increased efficiency and uptime

• APCI DMR process

– approaches onshore plant efficiency

– compact and avoids propane hazards

• Single module built on ACE platform

– LNG tank on CGS caisson

• HiLoad system for LNG offloading

– eliminates need for tugs

– avoids close vessel approaches to

facilities

Page 15: The Tassie Shoal Methanol and LNG Projects - Monetising

Tassie Shoal Projects

LNG from 10% CO2 gas

FIELD

PROCESSING

CO2

SEPARATIONLNG PLANTRAW GAS

LPG &

CONDENSATE

PRODUCTS

LNG

PRODUCT

0% CO2

10% CO2

3.0 Mta

Tassie Shoal Hub

CO2 vent

Conventional LNG

• Total emissions = 0.5 tonnes CO2 per tonne of LNG (100% reservoir CO2 vented)

With One Methanol Plant

• Total emissions = 0.35 tonnes CO2 per tonne of LNG (50% reservoir CO2 vented)

With Two Methanol Plants

• Total emissions = 0.20 tonnes CO2 per tonne of LNG (0% reservoir CO2 vented)

TWO

METHANOL

PLANTs

METHANOL

PRODUCT

25% CO2

3.5 Mta

Page 16: The Tassie Shoal Methanol and LNG Projects - Monetising

Tassie Shoal Projects

– a regional gas commercialisation solution

• Conservative technologies

– innovative combinations

• Competitive delivered cost of product

• Strategically located

– access to Asian growth markets

• Environmental approvals in place

• Rapid gas commercialisation path

• Ready for FEED studies pending gas supplies

Page 17: The Tassie Shoal Methanol and LNG Projects - Monetising

The Tassie Shoal Projects

John Robert

Development Engineering Manager

MEO Australia Limited

June 2009

[email protected]

www.meoaustralia.com.au