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OUTLINE Introduction Business Background Scope Economics Capital Expenditure Results Benefits Project Risks Status Financing Template Introduction – About Trinidad Tobago Access to emerging developed markets Highly skilled and trained workforce Stable economic/political environment Global leader in Export of Methanol Export of Ammonia Export of LNG to USA Introduction – PETROTRIN History 1917: Commence Operations of P-a-P Refinery 1940/41: Eastern Refinery Established 1952: FCCU Installed 1956: Acquisition by Texaco 1958: No 1 CRU – Gasoline Upgrade BTX 1960/62: No 8 CDU, No 1 HTU, No 2 CRU 1964/66: Lube Oil Normal Paraffins 1972: No 4 VDU No 2 HTU –Fuel Oil Desulf 1985: Acquisition by State 1992/96: Refinery Upgrade – Phase 1 Increased Conversion Full Refining Capacity Partial Revamp of FCCU Rehab of No 2 HTU, No 2 CRU, New Units: VBU, Hydrogen, Sulfur, MTBE DCS Controls Introduction – PETROTRIN OVERVIEW Fully State-owned Commercially operated Integrated Exploration Production Refining Marketing Introduction – Crude Oil Supply Crude capacity – 168 MBPCD Current conversion capacity 150 MBPD Local crude 40 – 45 % (low cetane gas oil) Imported crudes Venezuela Brazil Columbia Ecuador West Africa (high cetane) Introduction – Product Supply Markets Local 100 % - 18% of Volume Regional 75 % - 30% of Volume Extra regional 5 % - 20% of Volume International - 32% of Volume Approx 10 % volume- unfinished/low value products CRU naphtha Low octane mogas FCCU feed (VGO) Introduction: Operational Performance – RM Introduction: Operational Performance – RM BUSINESS BACKGROUND – Driving Forces Gasoline Optimisation Program Equipment Integrity No 1 CRU: 3 of 4 Rxs Changed – Expect 3 years Max No 2 CRU: Remaining Life Estimated at 6 – 8 years Sale of Unfinished Low Value Product Reformer Feed Low Octane Gasoline VGO as FCCU Feed Tighter Specifications Elimination of Lead MTBE– Octane Volume Loss Lower Benzene, Sulfur, Olefins and RV