The World's Largest LNG Trains

Yamal LNG

Freeport LNG

Chiyoda's Technological Expertise and Experiencein Gas Value Chain

Sakhalin Energy Investment Company

Message from Chiyoda Corporation

Chiyoda,Responding to New Challenges as a Pioneer
in Energy TransitionS

We are responding to
the changing environment-friendly trends
by proposing optimal solutions.

ince our establishment in 1948, we have consistently endeavoured to contribute to global society
based on our corporate philosophy “Energy and Environment in Harmony” whilst maximizing

returns on investments for our clients. As a world leading engineering company, we have anNatural Gas has become an increasingly important energy source over recent years considering
the global trends of decarbonization. We are responding to these trends by proposing optimal

impressive track record with projects being undertaken in more than 40 countries. The majority ofsolutions such as the construction of LNG plants which yield superior cost performance and offer

our work has been focused on the energy sector and in particular to the construction of petroleum

a fast delivery with modular construction, while continuing to construct conventional LNG plants.

and natural gas plants.

We are also ready to provide our services to meet emerging needs of decarbonization by providing
CO2 Capture and Storage (CCS) and other carbon management technology.

Chiyoda's strength and expertise lie in its ability
to provide tailor-made responses to client needs.

WC

hiyoda’s strength and expertise lies in its ability to provide the best responses to client needs,
and our total willingness, as an innovator, to undertake new challenges in the LNG segment.

ith safety being our core value, Chiyoda targets zero accidents and injuries. We pride ourselves

We will continue to build on these strengths as

on our excellent safety record and offer outstanding services which encompass

we pursue our goal of creating a sustainablemaster planning, engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning and maintenance.

Courtesy of Freeport LNG Development, L.P*

future for us all.

We believe our great strength lies in the development of natural gas and, in particular, liquefied
natural gas (LNG) processing facilities.
Since completing our first LNG plant in the UAE in 1976, we have consistently satisfied client requirements
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with our state-of-the-art technical ability and unrivaled expertise in the construction of LNG plants.
We have successfully completed a number of highly complex projects in recent years,
and actively executing ongoing LNG projoects in Qatar, USA and Indonesia.
See Page 9,10 and 13

Freeport LNG Project, USA
Courtesy of Qatargas Operating Company Limited

The World's Largest LNG Trains in Qatar
1

Courtesy of JSC Yamal LNG

Courtesy of ExxonMobil PNG Limited

PNG LNG Project, Papua New Guinea

Yamal LNG Project, Russia

Courtesy of Cameron LNG,LLC

Cameron LNG Project, USA2

Major Achievement Figure

Chiyoda’s LNG Experience (Geographical)

Chiyoda’s LNG Experience (Chronological)
FEED/PS

Mozambique FLNG

Qatargas 2 Train 4&5 LNG Project

Nigeria LNG Ltd. Bonny Island, Nigeria
8.5mtpa x 2 2006

Tangguh LNG Project

Anadarko Mozambique Area 1, Limitada,
Cabo Delgado, Mozambique
6.0mtpa x 2 2014

North Field Expansion Project

Browse LNG Development

PERTAMINA Tangguh, Indonesia
3.5mtpa x 2 2001

Qatar Petroleum
Ras Laffan, Qatar
7.8mtpa x 4 2018

WoodsideJames Price Point, Australia
4.0 mtpa x 3 2012

Egypt LNG Project
Union Fenosa Damietta, Egypt
5.0mtpa x 2 2001

Arrow Energy LNG Project Train 1&2

Trinidad LNG Plant Project

RasGas LNG Expansion Project Train 5

Atlantic LNG La Brea, Trinidad & Tobago
3.0mtpa 1995

RasGas Ras Laffan Qatar
4.7mtpa 2004

Shell Global Solutions International B.V.
Gladstone, Australia
4.0 mtpa x 2 2012

RasGas Ras Laffan Qatar
7.8mtpa x 2 2004

ADGAS LNG Plant Expansion Project Train 3

Oman LNG 3rd Train Expansion Project (PS Update)

ADGAS Das Island, U.A.E.
2.5mtpa 1991

Shell Global Solutions International B.V. Qalhat, Oman
3.3mtpa 2002

Yamal LNG Project
Yamal LNG Yamal Peninsula, Russia
5.5mtpa x 3 2013

LNG Canada Development Inc.
Kitimat, British Columbia, Canada
6.0mtpa x 2 (+2(option)) 2018
Golden Pass LNG
Sabine Pass, Texas, U.S.A.
5.2mtpa x 3 2015

Qatargas 3 Train 6&7 LNG Project
Qatar Petroleum & Conocophillips Qatar Ltd.
Ras Laffan, Qatar
7.8mtpa x 2 2005
RasGas Ras Laffan, Qatar

ExxonMobil
Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
3.15mtpa x 2 2009

2.5mtpa x 2 1995

Petrobras FLNG Project
Petrobras
Pre-Salt Cluster, Santos Basin,
Offshore Brazil
2.7mtpa 2010

Oman LNG 3rd Train Expansion Project
Shell Global Solutions International B.V.
Qalhat, Oman
3.3mtpa 2001

1972

1980

1985

1995

ADGAS LNG Project Train 1&2
ADGAS Das Island, U.A.E.
1.1mtpa x 2 1976

2000

2005

2010

Qalhat LNG Project
Qalhat LNG Qalhat, Oman
3.3mtpa 2005

2015

Yamal LNG Project

GNL-3Z Project

Oman LNG Project Train 1&2

Sonatrach Arzew, Algeria
4.7mtpa 2015

Oman LNG Qalhat, Oman
3.3mtpa x 2 2000

Total E&P Mozambique Area 1 Ltd
Cabo Delgado, Mozambique
6.44mtpa x 2 (non-disclosable)

PNG LNG Project

Nigeria LNG Train 7 Project

RasGas II Ras Laffan, Qatar
4.7mtpa 2003

ExxonMobil PNG Limited Port Moresby,
Papua New Guinea
3.45mtpa x 2 2014

Nigeria LNG Ltd
Bonny Is., Nigeria
8mtpa (2025)

Bontang LNG Project Train E
PERTAMINA Bontang, Indonesia
2.3mtpa 1989

RasGas II Ras Laffan, Qatar
4.7mtpa 2005

Qatargas Debottlenecking Project
Qatargas Ras Laffan, Qatar
1.0mtpa x 3 2003, 2004, 2005

RasGas LNG Onshore Expansion Project Train 5
Bontang LNG Project Train FPERTAMINA Bontang, Indonesia
2.3mtpa 1993

Bontang LNG Project Train G
PERTAMINA Bontang, Indonesia
2.3mtpa 1997

RasGas II Ras Laffan, Qatar
4.7mtpa 2006

Qatargas 2 LNG Project Train 4

Masela, Indonesia■ Egypt LNG Project
Union Fenosa 2001

■ Nigeria LNG Project (PS Rewrite)
Nigeria LNG Ltd. 1994
■ NLNGSevenPlus Project
Nigeria LNG Ltd. 2016

Darwin, Australia■ Ichthys Gas Field Development Onshore Facilities
INPEX Browse Ltd 2011

Pre-Salt Cluster, Santos Basin,
Offshore Brazil■ Bontang LNG Train-I Project
PERTAMINA 2001

■ Browse LNG Development Facilities
Woodside 2012

■ Petrobras FLNG Project
Petrobras 2010

Ichthys LNG Project
INPEX Operations Australia Pty Ltd.
Darwin, Australia
4.45mtpa x 2 (non-disclosable)

Ras Laffan, Qatar

Sakhalin Island, Russia■ RasGas 3 LNG Project Train 6 ■ Qatargas 4 LNG Project Train 7■ Qatargas LNG Project Train 1&2
RasGas 3 2009
Qatargas 4 2010
Qatargas 1996
■ RasGas 3 LNG Project Train 7 ■ North Field East (NFE) Project■ Qatargas LNG Project Train 3
Onshore LNG Facilities
RasGas 3 2009
Qatargas 1998
Qatar Petroleum (non-disclosable)■ Qatargas 3 LNG Project Train 6■ Qatargas Debottlenecking Project
Qatargas 3 2010
Qatargas 2003, 2004, 2005
■ RasGas LNG Onshore Expansion Project Train 3
RasGas II 2003
■ RasGas LNG Onshore Expansion Project Train 4
RasGas II 2005
Yamal Peninsula, Russia■ RasGas LNG Onshore Expansion Project Train 5
RasGas II 2006
■ Yamal LNG Project■ Qatargas 2 LNG Project Train 4
Yamal LNG, JSC (1st Train: 2017, 2nd Train: 2018, 3rd Train: 2019)
Qatargas 2 2008

■ Sakhalin LNG Project Train 1&2
Sakhalin Energy 2008

■ Qatargas 2 LNG Project Train 5
Qatargas 2 2009

■ Freeport LNG Export Project
FLNG Liquefaction, LLC 2020

Sabine Pass, Texas, U.S.A.
■ Golden Pass LNG Export ProjectGolden Pass LNG (2025)■ ADGAS LNG Project Train 1&2
ADGAS 1976
■ ADGAS LNG Plant Expansion Project Train 3
ADGAS 1994

Tangguh LNG Project
Train 3
BP Berau Ltd.
Western Papua, Indonesia
3.8mtpa (non-disclosable)

Arzew, Algeria■ GNL-3Z Project
Sonatrach 2015

Freeport LNG Export Project

Arun, Indonesia
Qalhat, Oman

■ Area1, Mozambique LNG Project6.44mtpa x 2, (non-disclosable)

Hackberry, Louisiana, U.S.A.

■ Arun LNG Project Train 4&5
PERTAMINA 1984

■ Cameron Liquefaction Project
Cameron LNG, LLC 2020

■ Oman LNG Project Train 1&2
Oman LNG 2000
■ Qalhat LNG Project
Qalhat LNG 2005

Sabine Pass, Texas, USA
5.2mtps x 3 (2025)

Bonny Is., Nigeria

North Field East (NFE) Project
Onshore LNG Facilities
Qatar Petroleum
Ras Laffan, Qatar
8mtpa x 4 (Non-disclosable)

Freeport, Texas, U.S.A.

Das Island, U.A.E.

Cabo Delgado, Mozambique

Qatargas 4 Ras Laffan, Qatar
7.8mtpa 2010

La Brea, Trinidad & Tobago

James Price Point, Australia

Golden Pass LNG Export ProjectGolden Pass LNG

Qatargas 4 LNG Project Train 7■ PNG LNG (APCI) Project
ExxonMobil 2009

Bontang, Indonesia

Hackberry, Louisiana, U.S.A.
app. 4.5mtpa x 3 (Nameplate)
2020

Qatargas 3 Ras Laffan, Qatar
7.8mtpa 2010

Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea■ Trinidad LNG Plant Project
Atlantic LNG 1995
■ Arrow Energy LNG Project Train 1&2
Shell Global Solutions International B.V. 2012

■ Scarborough FLNG
Esso Australia 2015

Cabo Delgado, MozambiqueRasGas 3 LNG Project Train 6

Qatargas 3 LNG Project Train 6■ Tangguh LNG Project
PERTAMINA 2001
■ Tangguh Expansion ProjectBP Berau Ltd 2016

Gladstone, Australia

Scarborough, Australia

Cameron Liquefaction Project
Cameron LNG, LLC

RasGas 3 Ras Laffan, Qatar
7.8mtpa 2009

Tangguh, Indonesia■Petronas LNG Train 9 Project
Petronas LNG 9 Sdn. Bhd 2013

Qatargas 2 Ras Laffan, Qatar
7.8mtpa 2009

RasGas 3 LNG Project Train 7

Export Project■ Abadi Floating LNG Project
INPEX Masela 2014

Qatargas 2 LNG Project Train 5

Qatargas 2 Ras Laffan, Qatar
7.8mtpa 2008

Sabine Pass, Texas,
U.S.A.
■ Golden Pass LNG

Damietta, Egypt

FLNG Liquefaction, LLC
Freeport, Texas, U.S.A.
4.64mtpa x 2 2020
4.64mtpa x 1 2020

RasGas 3 Ras Laffan, Qatar
7.8mtpa 20093

Area1, Mozambique LNG Project

RasGas LNG Onshore Expansion Project Train 3

ADGAS Das Island, U.A.E.
2.5mtpa 1994

EPC

Yamal LNG, JSC
Yamal Peninsula, Russia
5.5mtpa x 3 2019

Sakhalin Energy Sakhalin Island, Russia
4.8mtpa x 2 2008

ADGAS LNG Plant Expansion Project Train 3 RasGas LNG Onshore Expansion Project Train 4■ ADGAS LNG Project Train 1&2
ADGAS 1972
■ ADGAS LNG Plant Expansion

2020

Sakhalin LNG Project Train 1&2

Qatargas LNG Project Train 3
Qatargas Ras Laffan, Qatar
2.0mtpa 1998

Das Island, U.A.E.

■ LNG Canada Project
LNG Canada Development Inc.
2018

Golden Pass LNG 2015

■ Mozambique LNG Project
Anadarko Mozambique Area 1,
Limitada 2014
■ Mozambique FLNG Project
Eni East Africa S.p.A. 2014

INPEX Masela Masela, Indonesia
2.5mtpa 2014

Qatargas Ras Laffan, Qatar
2.0mtpa x 2 1996

PERTAMINA Arun, Indonesia
1.75mtpa x 2 1984

BP Berau Ltd. Tangguh, Indonesia
3.8mtpa 2016

Abadi Floating LNG Project

Qatargas LNG Project Train 1&2

Arun LNG Project Train 4&5

Tangguh Expansion Project

INPEX Browse Ltd Darwin, Australia
4.2mtpa x 2 2011

Shell Global Solutions International B.V.
Sakhalin Island, Russia
4.8mtpa x 2 2001

1990

Shell Global Solutions International B.V.
Sakhalin Island, Russia
4.8mtpa x 1 2016

Ichthys Gas Field Development Onshore Facilities

Sakhalin LNG Project Train 1&2■ Sakhalin LNG Project Train 1&2
Shell Global Solutions International B.V. 2001
■ Sakhalin LNG Project Train 3
Shell Global Solutions International B.V. 2016

ADGAS 1991

Bonny Island, Nigeria

Sakhalin LNG Project Train 3

PERTAMINA Bontang, Indonesia
2.95mtpa 2001

Kitimat, British Columbia,
CanadaSakhalin Island, Russia

Sarawak, Malaysia

Esso Australia Scarborough, Australia
7.0 mtpa 2015

Bontang LNG Train-I Project■ Oman LNG 3rd Train Expansion Project
Shell Global Solutions International B.V. 2001
■ Oman LNG 3rd Train Expansion Project (PS Update)
Shell Global Solutions International B.V. 2002

■ Yamal LNG Project
Yamal LNG 2013

■ RasGas LNG Expansion Project Train 3&4
RasGas 2000
■ Qatargas 2 Train 4&5LNG Project
Qatargas 2 2004
■ RasGas LNG Expansion Project Train 5
RasGas 2004
■ RasGas LNG Expansion Project Train 6&7
RasGas 2004
■ Qatargas 3 Train 6&7LNG Project
Qatar Petroleum & Conocophillips Qatar Ltd. 2005
■ North Field Expansion Project
Qatar Petroleum 2018

Scarborough FLNGPNG LNG (APCI) Project

Qalhat, Oman

Project Train 3

Golden Pass LNG

RasGas LNG Plant Project Train 1&2

Yamal Peninsula,
Russia■ RasGas LNG Plant Project Train 1&2
RasGas 1995

LNG Canada Project

RasGas Ras Laffan, Qatar
4.4mtpa x 2 2000

ADGAS Das Island, U.A.E.
1.1mtpa x 2 1972

Nigeria LNG Ltd.
Bonny Island, Nigeria
4.0mtpa+4.0mtpa 2020

Petronas LNG 9 Sdn. Bhd Sarawak, Malaysia
3.6 mtpa 2013

RasGas LNG Expansion Project Train 3&4

ADGAS LNG Project Train 1&2

NLNG Train7 Project

Petronas LNG Train 9 Project

RasGas LNG Expansion Project Train 6&7

Nigeria LNG Ltd. Bonny Island, Nigeria
2.65mtpa 1994

Ras Laffan, Qatar

Mozambique LNG Project

NLNGSevenPlus Project

Nigeria LNG Project (PS Rewrite)

FEED/PSEni East Africa S.p.A.
Cabo Delgado, Mozambique
2.5 mtpa 2015

Qatargas 2 Ras Laffan, Qatar
7.8mtpa x 2 2004

■ Nigeria LNG Train 7 Project
Nigeria LNG Ltd. (2025)

Western Papua,Indonesia■ Tangguh LNG Project Train 3
BP Berau Ltd. (non-disclosable)

Darwin, Australia■ Ichthys LNG Project
INPEX Operations Australia Pty Ltd.
(non-disclosable)

Port Moresby,
Papua New Guinea■ PNG LNG Project
ExxonMobil PNG Limited 2014

Bontang, Indonesia■ Bontang LNG Project Train E
PERTAMINA 1989
■ Bontang LNG Project Train FPERTAMINA 1993
■ Bontang LNG Project Train G
PERTAMINA 1997

EPC
4

Major Achievement Figure

Chiyoda’s Experience in
Various LNG Projects and Safety Records
Experience in Various LNG Projects(unit: mtpa per train)

9

Qatargas2 LNG
Train 4&5 7.8 x 2 (Front)
Qatargas LNG
Train 1&2&3 3.3 x 3 (Back)

Qatargas2 LNG Project
Train 4 7.8

FEED/PS
EPC

8.5 x 2

Oman LNG Project
Train 1&2 3.3 x 28

7.8 x 6

7.8 x 6

7.8 x 47
6.44 x 2
6.0 x 2

Arun LNG Project
1.75

6

Sakhalin LNG Project
Train 1&2 4.8 x 2

ADGAS LNG Expansion Project
Train 3 2.5

5.5 x 35.0 x 45.0 x 2

5

4.7

4.7

4.7

4.7

4.64 x 3

4.8 x 24

4.7
4.0 x 24.2 x 2

3.5 x 2

3.0

3
2.3

2

4.2 x 24.4 x 2ADGAS LNG Project
Train 1&2 1.1 x 2

3.3 x 2

2.65

2.5

2.3

2.5 2.5 x 2

1.75 x 2

3.3
3.3

2.95

2.3

2.0 x 2

3.3

5.5 x 3 5.2 x 3

5.2 x 34.8 x 24.0 x 3

3.3

3.6

3.8

PNG LNG Project
Train 1&2 3.45 x 2

3.15 x 2

3.0＊ 3.0＊ 3.0＊

3.8

3.45 x 2

4.5 x 34.0 x 2

2.5

2.7

2.0

1.1 x 2 1.1 x 2

1

Project Summary＊Debottlenecking by 1.0mtpa x 3

1970 1975 1980

1985 1990

1995

2000

2005

2010

2015

2020

Safety Records in Plant Construction and in Module Fabrication Yard
Work Exposure Hours without Lost Time Injury

2022

As of March 2023
125

2022 Tangguh Expansion
22

2020 GYO-MFY

81

2020 Cameron LNG
2017 Ichthys Onshore LNG

292016 Yamal LNG 13
2015 Laffan Reﬁnery Phase 2 20662014 PNG LNG
2014 Tokuyama Malaysia Polycrystalline Silicon Phase 2 21
2014 Tokuyama Malaysia Polycrystalline Silicon Phase 1 20
2013 Jubail Export Reﬁnery, Package 4 29
2013 Taganito HPAL
0

10

LNG
Other than LNG

20
20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

110

120

130

Work Exposure Hours without Lost Time Injury (million MH)
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Project Summary
Middle East

Ras Laffan, Qatar

Ras Laffan, Qatar

Qatargas
Client :Qatar Liquefied Gas Company Limited
Year of Completion :1st,2nd&3rd LNG Train Debottlenecking
2003, 2004, 2005
3rd LNG Train 1998
2nd LNG Train 1996
1st LNG Train 1996
Annual Production Capacity :6 MTPA of LNG
9 MTPA tons of LNG(after debottlenecking )Natural-Gas Liquefaction :APCI C3-MR process

Middle East

Qatargas 2
Chiyoda completed the first “grassroot”
IRAQ
IRAN
LNG plant in the State of Qatar, the
KUWAIT
KuwaitQatargas LNG Plant at Ras Laffan in
1996, ushering the country into a newera as an LNG exporter. During the EPC
BAHRAINbidding stage in 1992/1993, Chiyoda
Al Manamah
Ras Laffan
QATAR
carried out an independent FEED work
Doha
Riyadhfor an Acid-Gas-Removal unit using the
Abu Dhabi
UNITED ARAB
Shell Sulfinol process and for a
EMIRATESSAUDIARABIA
Sulfur-Recovery unit using theComprimo Superclaus process, for bothof which Chiyoda is an authorized licensor. The results were accepted by Qatargas
as a better solution in terms of cost effectiveness and usability than the specified
processes.
The EPC contract for two LNG trains with 2 mtpa of capacity each was awarded to
Chiyoda in May 1993, with an option for the third 2 mtpa train. Ready For Start-Up(RFSU) of the first train was achieved in September 1996, and that of the second
train in February 1997, both a month ahead of schedule with remarkable safety
records. The third train was completed in March 1998, 8 months ahead of schedule.

After completion of FEED work,
Chiyoda with its JV partner Technip wasawarded the Engineering, Procurement
and Construction (EPC) contract for two
LNG trains with the world’s largest
capacity by Qatargas 2 in December
2004. The two trains, each with 7.8
mtpa LNG production capacity, werecompleted from 2008 to 2009 andbegan delivering LNG cargos to themarket.

IRAQ

IRAN
KUWAIT
KuwaitYear of Completion :4th LNG Train EPC 2008
5th LNG Train EPC 2009
4th & 5th LNG Trains FEED 2004

BAHRAIN

Al Manamah

Client :Qatar Liquefied Gas Company Limited (2)Ras Laffan

QATAR
Doha
RiyadhAbu Dhabi

SAUDI
ARABIA

UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES

The award of the Qatargas 2 Train 4 & 5 established significant new benchmarksfor LNG train capacity, project schedule and cost effective monetization of Qatar’s
estimated massive 900 TCF gas resources. Chiyoda has been at the forefront of thisrelentless drive for innovative plant design and world class project execution, having
been involved in every part of the gas value chain from the inception of the LNG
industry.

Annual Production Capacity :7.8 mtpa of LNG x 2 Trains
Natural-Gas Liquefaction :APCI AP – X process

Debottlenecking project for trains 1/2/3 was awarded to Chiyoda/Technip JV in
2001 to increase the total production capacity from 6 mtpa to 9 mtpa.
Chiyoda Technip JV (CTJV) has completed the Debottlenecking project on time, andachieved 5.3 million man-hours No Loss Time Incident (NLTI) under the limited
yearly shut-down period and in confined spaces. CTJV was awarded with
“Certificate of Recognition” by Qatargas when 4 million man-hours NLTI wasachieved.

Courtesy of Qatargas

Courtesy of Qatargas

Courtesy of Qatargas

Chiyoda was elected as the winnerof the prestigious International
Project of the Year 1999 for the
Qatargas LNG Project for the ProjectManagement Institute, the world’s
leading management professional
association.

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Project Summary
Middle East

Ras Laffan, Qatar

Ras Laffan, Qatar

Qatargas 3, Qatargas 4
Client (Qatargas 3) :Qatar Liquefied Gas Company Limited (3)Year of Completion :6th LNG Train EPC 2010
7th LNG Train EPC 2010
6th LNG Train FEED 2005
7th LNG Train FEED 2005
Annual Production Capacity :7.8 MTPA of LNG x 2 Trains
Natural-Gas Liquefaction :APCI AP – X process

Chiyoda Technip Joint Venture (CTJV),
signed a contract for the Engineering,
Procurement and Construction for twoof the world's largest LNG trains with
Qatar Liquefied Gas Company Limited(3) (Qatargas 3) and the sponsors of the
Qatargas 4 Project (Qatargas 4).
Chiyoda also performed the Front End
Engineering and Design (FEED) work for
Qatargas Train 6 and Train 7.

Middle East

RasGasIRAQ

IRAN
KUWAIT
Kuwait

BAHRAIN

Al Manamah

Ras Laffan

QATAR
Doha
RiyadhAbu Dhabi

SAUDI
ARABIA

UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES

Trains 6 and 7, each with capacity of 7.8 mtpa of LNG, were constructed adjacentto Trains 4 and 5, executed by the CTJV within the framework of the contract
signed with Qatargas 2.
By completion of Qatargas 3 and Qatargas 4, Qatar will be the world’s largest LNG
producer, with a combined production capacity of 77 mtpa.

Chiyoda started its history of work for
IRAQ
IRAN
RasGas in January 1994 with the FEEDKUWAIT
Kuwaitwork for the 1st and 2nd trains, eachtrain having a capacity of 3.3 mtpa.
Subsequent to this FEED work, Chiyoda
BAHRAIN
was awarded the FEED contracts for
Al Manamah
Ras Laffan
QATAR
the 3rd & 4th Trains in 1999, each train
Doha
Riyadhwith a capacity of 4,700,000 T/Y. In
Abu Dhabi
UNITED ARAB
2004, the 5th Train with capacity of 4.7
EMIRATESSAUDIARABIA
mtpa. The FEED work for 6th & 7th
Trains was also awarded to Chiyoda in
2004, with a capacity of 7.8 mtpa each - the largest single trains ever designed in
the world.
Chiyoda’s successful experience began with RasGas Projects and it rapidly
established itself as the best reliable contractor.

Client :RasGas Company Limited
Ras Laffan Liquefied Natural Gas
Company Limited
Year of Completion :6th & 7th LNG Trains (FEED) 2004
5th LNG Train (FEED) 2004
NGL Recovery Project (FEED)2002
3rd & 4th LNG Trains (FEED) 2000
Off Shore Facilities 1998
1st & 2nd LNG Trains (FEED) 1995
Annual Production Capacity :3.3 MTPA of LNG
Natural-Gas Liquefaction :APCI C3-MR process
APCI AP-X process

Client (Qatargas 4) :Qatar Liquefied Gas Company Limited (4)Year of Completion :7th LNG Train EPC 2010
Annual Production Capacity :7.8 MTPA of LNG
Natural-Gas Liquefaction :APCI AP – X process
Courtesy of Qatargas Operating Company Limited

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Courtesy of RasGas

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Project Summary
Ras Laffan, Qatar

Middle East

Ras Laffan, Qatar

RasGas II

Middle East

RasGas 3

Client :Ras Laffan Liquefied Natural Gas
Company Limited (II)Year of Completion :5th LNG Train 2006
4th LNG Train 2005
3rd LNG Train 2003
Annual Production Capacity :4.7 MTPA of LNG x 3 Trains
Natural-Gas Liquefaction :APCI C3-MR process

After successful execution of FEED work,
IRAQ
IRAN
the Engineering, Procurement andKUWAIT
KuwaitConstruction (EPC) contract of 3rd train
was awarded to the joint venture of
Chiyoda, Mitsui, Snamprogetti and
BAHRAIN
Almana (CMS&A) in 2001, 4th train in
Al Manamah
Ras Laffan
QATAR
2002, and the 5th train in June 2004.
Doha
RiyadhThe 3rd train was completed in
Abu Dhabi
UNITED ARAB
December 2003 with a remarkable
EMIRATESSAUDIARABIA
fast-track delivery schedule of 33
months. Chiyoda also achieved a safety
record of 21,500,000 man-hours with No
Lost Time Incident (NLTI) in February 2004. Chiyoda successfully completed the 4th
train in 2004 and it is in operation at full capacity. In November 2006, the 5th train
was completed in just 28 months, a record for the fastest construction of an LNG
plant that uses the APCI process.

Chiyoda, as the leader of the joint
IRAQ
IRAN
venture with Technip France, signed a
KUWAIT
Kuwaitcontract with the Ras Laffan Liquefied
Natural Gas Company Limited (3)(RasGas 3) for the Engineering,
BAHRAIN
Procurement and Construction (EPC) of
Al Manamah
Ras Laffan
QATAR
RasGas Onshore Expansion Project
Doha
RiyadhTrains 6 & 7. Front End Engineering
Abu Dhabi
UNITED ARAB
and Design (FEED) work was also
EMIRATESSAUDIARABIA
performed by Chiyoda. The Trains 6 & 7,each designed to produce 7.8 mtpa of
LNG, were started up for production in 2009.
The new LNG trains were constructed in Ras Laffan Industrial City where Chiyoda
completed the existing RasGas Trains 3, 4 and 5 for RasGas II.

Client :Ras Laffan Liquefied Natural Gas
Company Limited (3)Year of Completion :6th LNG Train EPC 2009
7th LNG Train EPC 2009
6th LNG Train FEED 2005
7th LNG Train FEED 2005
Annual Production Capacity :7.8 MTPA of LNG x 2 Trains
Natural-Gas Liquefaction :APCI AP-X process

Through a number of successful past and current experiences in the project
execution under the gas value chain in Qatar, Chiyoda has become familiar with theregional conditions in Ras Laffan Industrial Area and Qatar. With this knowledge
and experience, Chiyoda can best serve the client as a total solution provider tosuccessfully materialize the planned venture.
Courtesy of RasGas©RasGas Company Limited

Courtesy of RasGas©RasGas Company Limited

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Qalhat, Oman

Middle East

Qalhat, Oman

OMAN LNG
Client :Oman LNG L.L.C.
Year of Completion :1st & 2nd LNG Train 2000
Annual Production Capacity :3.3 MTPA of LNG x 2 Trains
Natural-Gas Liquefaction :APCI C3-MR process

Middle East

QALHAT LNG
A two-train “grassroots” LNG complex
with a single train capacity of 3.3 mtpa
BAHRAINwas successfully completed at Qalhat,
Al Manamah
200 km south of Muscat in the
QATAR
Doha
Sultanate of Oman, situated away fromAbu Dhabi
Muscat
UNITED ARAB
the Straits of Hormuz and on the edge
EMIRATES
Qalhatof the Arabian Peninsula.
Chiyoda-Foster Wheeler and Company
L.L.C. (CFW L.L.C.) was awarded the
OMAN
EPC contract in November 1996 for the
Oman LNG Project and both trains werecompleted well ahead of the contractual schedule. Engineering, Procurement andConstruction / commissioning planning activities including ECA based project
financing services were carried out by one integrated task force at Chiyoda-Foster
Wheeler (CFW) Partnership established in Reading, U.K.

Chiyoda, with its JV partner Foster
Wheeler Energy Limited, was awarded a
BAHRAIN
contract in 2003 by the Government of
Al Manamah
the Sultanate of Oman, represented by
QATAR
Doha
the Ministry of Oil and Gas. The
Abu Dhabi
Muscat
UNITED ARAB
contract includes the Engineering,
EMIRATES
QalhatProcurement and Construction (EPC) ofa LNG train at Qalhat, 200 km south ofMuscat. The capacity of the new LNG
OMAN
train is 3.3 mtpa and it has been built
adjacent to the existing Oman LNG
Complex in Qalhat, where two identical LNG trains, each with a capacity of 3.3 mtpa
have been operating since early 2000.

Client :Qalhat LNG S.A.O.C.

Year of Completion :Qalhat LNG Train 2005
Annual Production Capacity :3.3 MTPA of LNG
Natural-Gas Liquefaction :APCI C3-MR process

Ready For Start-Up (RFSU) on this project was achieved 33.43 months after thecontract award, 3 weeks earlier than the original plan, while a record of 20 million
man-hour was accumulated without any Loss Time Incident since the contract
started.
The Start-up team of the QLNG train achieved LNG production in the world recordof 9 days 3 hours after RFSU by applying Shell’s Flawless Start-up concept. The firstcargo was shipped 30 days after RFSU.

Courtesy of Oman LNG

Courtesy of Oman LNG

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Courtesy of Qalhat LNG

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Middle East

Das Island, U.A.E.

Ras Laffan, Qatar

ADGAS
Client :Abu Dhabi Gas Liquefaction Co., Ltd.
(ADGAS)Year of Completion :LPG-4 (FEED) 2002
BOG Recovery Project (FEED) 2001
3rd LNG Train 1994
LNG Plant Expansion (FEED) 1991
1st & 2nd LNG Train 1976
Annual Production Capacity :4.7 MTPA of LNG
1.1 MTPA of LPG
0.3 MTPA of Gasoline
0.33 MTPA of Sulfur
Natural-Gas Liquefaction :APCI C3-MR process

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North Field East Onshore Facilities Project
Das Island is located offshore of Abu
Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates.
The Abu Dhabi Gas Liquefaction Co., Ltd.
(ADGAS) awarded the FEED contract
to Chiyoda with its joint venture
partner, Bechtel in 1970. EPC contract
for the LNG plant having the capacityof 1.1 mtpa x 2 trains as well as related
storage, utilities and loading facilities
was awarded to the Joint Venture of
Chiyoda and Bechtel in 1973.

BAHRAIN

Al Manamah

QATAR

Doha
Das Island
Abu Dhabi

Muscat

UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES

QalhatOMAN

Chiyoda was awarded the FEED contract in 1990 and subsequently the EPC
contract in 1991 for the 3rd LNG train having the capacity of 2.5 mtpa.
To execute this project, Chiyoda’s high-caliber project team carefully applied its
know-how and database which were delivered from hands-on experience inprevious LNG and other large-scale projects worldwide.
With the application of an ISO9000-based quality management system, innovative
design and value engineering were implemented to cope with the constraints andformidable logistics conditions in the area.
The 3rd LNG Train was completed in May 1994 in record-breaking 30 months withan excellent safety record. Chiyoda also executed the FEED contract on BOG
Recovery Project in 2001 and LPG-4 train in 2002.

After successful execution of the FEED
work, Chiyoda, with its joint venture
partner Technip France, signed in
February 2021 the Letter of Award with
Qatar Petroleum for Engineering,
Procurement and Construction (EPC) of
North Field East (NFE) Project Onshore
Facilities. The scope of work includes 4
new natural gas liquefaction trains in Ras
Laffan, Qatar. The production capacity ofeach new LNG train is 8.0 mtpa.

IRAQ

IRAN
KUWAIT
KuwaitAnnual Production Capacity :8.0 MTPA of LNG x 4 Trains

BAHRAIN

Al Manamah

Client :Qatar Petroleum

Ras Laffan

QATAR
Doha
RiyadhAbu Dhabi

SAUDI
ARABIA

UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES

Natural-Gas Liquefaction :APCI AP-X process

The NFE project includes, a CCS (Carbon Capture Storage) system and otherenvironmental initiatives which together can reduce the greenhouse gas by 25%
compared with existing LNG plants in Qatar. By successful completion the project,
Chiyoda will contribute to the stable supply of environmentally friendly LNG.
The expansion will produce approximately 33 mtpa of LNG, increasing Qatar’s
production from 77 mtpa to 110 mtpa.

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Far East

Sakhalin Island, Russia

Yamal Nenets Autonomous District, Russia

Sakhalin II
Client :Sakhalin Energy Investment Company Ltd.
(SEIC)
Year of Completion :Train-2 2008
Train-1 2008
Oil Export Terminal and Utility 2006
Annual Production Capacity :4.8 MTPA of LNG x 2 Trains
Natural-Gas Liquefaction :Shell DMR process

Arctic Circle

Yamal LNG Project
Chiyoda, along with Toyo Engineering
Corporation (TEC) and the Russian
partners, NIPIgaspererabotka andKhimenergo, signed the EPC contract
with Sakhalin Energy Investment
Company Ltd. (SEIC) in June 2003 for a
grassroots LNG plant complex that wasa part of the Sakhalin II Project.

Sakhalin Island
RUSSIA

Yuzhno Sakhalinsk

Prigorodnoye

SEIC is owned by Gazprom
JAPAN(50%+1share), Shell Sakhalin Holdings
B.V. (27.5 %-1share), Mitsui Sakhalin Holdings B.V. (12.5%) and Diamond Gas
Sakhalin B.V. (10 %).
The project construction site is located at Prigorodnoye on a southern part of
Sakhalin Island in Russian Federation. The site is about 160 km from Wakkanai, thenorthern most tip of the Japanese island, Hokkaido. The plant consists of two LNG
trains, each with a production capacity of 4.8 mtpa. Both trains started operation in2009. Shell's Double Mixed Refrigerant (DMR) liquefaction process is adopted forthe first time in a base-load LNG plant. The LNG plant also includes two 100,000
cubic meter LNG tanks and a LNG loading jetty.

In 2014 Chiyoda Corporation, together
with Technip of France and JGC of
Japan (TJC JV), was awarded a contract
by JSC Yamal LNG to build their LNG
Plant in Sabetta, which is located within
the Arctic Circle in Russia’s
Yamal-Nenets Autonomous District.

KARA SEA

Client :JSC Yamal LNG
Year of Completion :Train-1 2017
Train-2 2018
Train-3 2019

Sabetta

The Contract is for the engineering,
Dudinkaprocurement, supply, construction, andcommissioning (EPSCC) of an onshore
LNG processing facility in Sabetta to liquefy gas from the South Tambey gas
condensate field on the Yamal Peninsula. The plant has a production capacity of
16.5 mtpa (5.5 mtpa x 3 trains) of LNG.

Annual Production Capacity :5.5 MTPA of LNG × 3 Trains
Natural-Gas Liquefaction :APCI C3-MR process

Yamal LNG is jointly owned by NOVATEK (50.1%), TOTAL S.A. (20%), China
National Oil and Gas Exploration and Development Corporation (20%) and Silk
Road Fund (9.9%).

Chiyoda performed project specification (PS) work in a joint venture with Fluor
Daniel of the Netherlands and NIPIgaspererabotka.

A very distinctive aspect of this project is the fully modularized construction strategy,
that minimized onshore construction activities at the construction site in Sabetta.
TJC JV utilized several fabrication yards to support the planned production of
approximately 500 thousand tons of modules, with a high level of project
management, schedule supervision, and engineering skills.

This first LNG project in Russia, which has the world's largest natural gas reserves,
has been operating since early 2009 and has become the cornerstone of future
projects in the country.

This project was successfully completed in 2018 and Chiyoda was honored toreceive the Engineering Distinguished Service Award 2018 from the Engineering
Advancement Association of Japan (ENNA).
Courtesy of JSC Yamal LNG

Courtesy of Sakhalin Energy Investment Company

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Asia and Oceania

Bontang, Indonesia

Arun, Indonesia

PERTAMINA
Client :PERTAMINA (Perusahaan Pertambangan
Minyak Dan Gas Bumi Negara)
P.T. Badak NGLYear of Completion :Badak LNG Reliability Enhancement (BLRE)
2002
Train- I Bontang LNG Expansion (FEED)2001
No. 3 LNG Loading Dock Project 1998
Train-G 1997
Train-F 1993
Train-E 1989
Annual Production Capacity :22.5 MTPA of LNG
1 MTPA of LPG
1,150,000 barrels of Condensate
Natural-Gas Liquefaction :APCI C3-MR process

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Asia and Oceania

PERTAMINA
On the east coast of Kalimantan Islandin Indonesia, facing the Makassar Strait,
large scale LNG plants have been
constructed to utilize Badak field gas.
P.T. Badak NGL is now operating eightLNG production trains having a total
annual output of about 22.5 million
tons.

BRUNEIDARUSSALAM

MALAYSIASINGAPORE

Bontang

INDONESIAOn the northern coast of Sumatra
Island in Indonesia, facing the entranceof Malaka Strait, LNG plants wereconstructed in order to utilize Arun fieldgas. P.T. Arun Natural Gas Liquefaction
Co. is operating six LNG production
trains with a total annual output of
10.5 million tons.

THAILAND

Phnum Pénh

Ho Chi Minh City

Client :PERTAMINA (Perusahaan Pertambangan
Minyak Dan Gas Bumi Negara)
Year of Completion :5th LNG Train 1984
4th LNG Train 1983

Arun

Medan

Kuala Lumpur

MALAYSIAPERTAMINA, the plant owner, awarded
Chiyoda and Mitsubishi a contract toexpand the plant by adding one more LNG-production train (Train-E) and four
LPG-extraction trains followed by awarding Inti Karya Persada Tehnik (IKPT) andChiyoda two other LNG-production trains (Train-F&G).

INDONESIASINGAPORE
A contract to expand the plant byadding two more LNG production trains
with 1.75 mtpa of capacity each was awarded to Chiyoda and Mitsubishi by
PERTAMINA in 1991. PERTAMINA Organization for LNG Expansion (POLE) was the
project manager who supervised construction and commissioning.

PERTAMINA LNG/LPG Projects (PLLP) was the project manager, supervising
construction and commissioning. IKPT and Chiyoda were responsible for design,
engineering, procurement and construction for the plant’s expansion as well as
related storage, utilities and loading facilities. Train-F was completed in 32 months
from the award of contract on a fast-track basis. Furthermore, Train-G wascompleted in November 1997, one month ahead of schedule. No. 3 loading dock /LPG storage project was completed in 1998, 3 weeks ahead. Also, Badak LNG
Reliability Enhancement for P.T. Badak NGL was completed in September 2002, halfa month ahead of schedule.

The Chiyoda-Mitsubishi joint venture was responsible for design, engineering,procurement and construction of the expanded plant as well as related storage,
utilities and loading facilities.

Annual Production Capacity :1.75 MTPA of LNG x 2 Trains
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Asia and Oceania

Darwin, Australia

Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea

PNG LNG Project
Client :ExxonMobil PNG Limited
Year of Completion :1st train EPC 2013
2nd train EPC 2014
Annual Production Capacity :3.45 MTPA of LNG x 2 Trains
Natural-Gas Liquefaction :APCI C3-MR process

Asia and Oceania

Ichthys LNG Project
Chiyoda, as the leader of a joint venturewith JGC Corporation (CJJV),
completed the first LNG plant in Papua
New Guinea (PNG), including facilities
for inlet processing, treating,liquefaction, storage, and ship loading.

INDONESIAPAPUANEW GUINEAPort Moresby

The first train was turned over to theclient on 31 December 2013 and the
AUSTRALIA
second on 31 March 2014, with eachtrain being completed on time andwithin budget.
The Contract for the Engineering Procurement and Construction (EPC) wasawarded in December 2009 for a plant which is designed to produce up to 6.9
mtpa of LNG from two trains, half of which will be exported to Japan.
It took only 67 months to complete this project from the time that Chiyoda
Corporation started the Front End Engineering Design (FEED) in September 2008.
Owing to our technological strengths and accumulated management experience in
LNG projects, CJJV was able to achieve 6.5 million man-hours of No Loss Time
Incidents (NLTI) in May 2014, which bettered Chiyoda’s past record on LNG Projects.
CJJV was also honored to receive the Engineering Distinguished Service Award
2014 from the Engineering Advancement Association of Japan (ENAA).

Following participation in FEED activities
from January 2009, Chiyoda together
with its joint venture partners, JGC of
Japan and KBR of USA (JKC JV), wasawarded the contract for Ichthys
Onshore LNG Facilities by Ichthys LNG
Pty Ltd on February 9, 2012.

REPUBLIC OF
INDONESIAINDONESIAPAPUANEW GUINEA

DarwinAUSTRALIA
The contract was for the engineering,procurement and construction (EPC) of
an onshore LNG processing facility in
Darwin to liquefy gas from the Ichthys gas-condensate field in the Browse Basin,
offshore Western Australia. The LNG plant has a production capacity of 8.9 mtpa
(4.45 mtpa x 2 trains) of LNG, 1.6 mtpa of LPG along with 100,000 barrels ofcondensate per day at peak.

Client :INPEX Operations Australia Pty Ltd.
Annual Production Capacity :4.45 MTPA of LNG x 2 Trains
1.6 MTPA of LPG
100,000 barrels per day of Condensate(at peak)Natural-Gas Liquefaction :APCI C3-MR process

The overall Ichthys LNG Project is an integrated natural gas field development
project being executed by the INPEX group, Total group and Japanese utility
companies. As of October 2017, the participating interests in the Ichthys LNG
Project are affiliates of INPEX group companies (62.245%), Total group companies(30%), CPC (2.625%), Tokyo Gas (1.575%), Osaka Gas (1.200%), Kansai ElectricPower (1.200%), JERA (0.735%) and Toho Gas (0.420%).
A unique and challenging aspect of the project is the fully modular construction
strategy that minimized onshore construction activities at the construction site in
Darwin. JKC JV utilized several fabrication yards to support the planned productionof 180,000 tons of modules which requires a high-level of project management,schedule control and engineering skills.

Courtesy of ExxonMobil PNG Limited

Plant overview photo for of the INPEX-operated Ichthys LNG onshore LNG
processing facilities, in Darwin Australia. project (Courtesy of INPEX Operations
Australia Pty Ltd)
Plant overview of the INPEX-operated Ichthys LNG onshore processing facilities, in Darwin Australia.

Courtesy of ExxonMobil PNG Limited

Courtesy of INPEX Operations Australia Pty Ltd.

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Asia and Oceania

Arzew, Algeria

West Papua, Indonesia

GNL 3Z Project (Arzew LNG Train)

Tangguh Expansion Project (TEP)
Client :BP Berau Ltd.
Year of Completion :(non-disclosable)
Annual Production Capacity :3.8 MTPA of LNG x 1 train
Natural-Gas Liquefaction :APCI C3-MR process

AfricaChiyoda together with Tripatra(Indonesia), Saipem (Italy) and Suluh
Ardhi Engineering (Indonesia) wasawarded a contract with BP Berau Ltd.
(as the operator of Tangguh Production
Sharing Contractors) for the onshore
EPC contract for Tangguh Expansion
Project (Tangguh LNG Train 3) inAugust 2016.

Western Papua

INDONESIAPAPUANEW GUINEA

Saipem/Chiyoda joint venture wasawarded a new onshore contract for
Sonatrach’s GNL3Z (Arzew LNG Train)
Project in July 2008.

SPAIN

ITALY

Client :Société Nationale pour la Recherche,la Production, le Transport et laCommercialisation des Hydrocarbures(SONATRACH SPA)

Algiers
Tunis

Arzew
Casablanca

TUNISIA

MOROCCO
Tripoli

This contract encompasses engineering,procurement and construction of
single-train 4.7 mtpa natural gas
liquefaction plant.
AUSTRALIAWESTERN
SAHARAALGERIA
LIBYA

Year of Completion :EPC 2015
MAURITANIA
MALI

Tangguh LNG Train-3 with a liquefaction
capacity of 3.8 mtpa will be built at the Tangguh site, which is located in western
Papua Province of Indonesia, in addition to
the existing Train-1 & 2 (3.8 mtpa x 2 Trains).
Regarding the product from Train-3, 2.8 mtpa will be sold to Indonesian Domestic
market and 1.0 mtpa will be sold to Kansai Electric Power Co. Inc.

NIGERThis new plant enabled Algeria, Africa’s
largest gas provider, to boost-up its export of natural gas to 85 billion cubic meters
per year by end 2014.

Annual Production Capacity :4.7 MTPA of LNG x 1 train
Natural-Gas Liquefaction :APCI C3-MR process

Based on Chiyoda’s extensive experience in LNG projects, LNG plant operability andmaintainability were fully reflected in the new project design. Saipem and Chiyoda
also provided operator training.

Courtesy of Sonatrach

Tangguh LNG Train-3 Project, Kick-off Meeting held on August 31, 2016

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AfricaCabo Delgado, Mozambique

Bonny Island, Nigeria

Offshore Area 1 Mozambique LNG Project
Client :Total E&P Mozambique Area 1 Ltd.,ENH Rovuma Área Um, S.A, Mitsui E&P
Mozambique Area1 Ltd., ONGC Videsh Ltd.,
Beas Rovuma Energy Mozambique Ltd.,BPRL Ventures Mozambique B.V. and PTTEPMozambique Area 1 Ltd.
Annual Production Capacity:
6.44 MTPA of LNG x 2 trains
Natural-Gas Liquefaction:
APCI C3-MR process

AfricaNigeria LNG Train 7

On June 5, 2019, Mirai Engineering Italy
TANZANIA
ZAIRE
Dar Es Salaam
S.R.L. (MEI), an Italy-based subsidiary of
Chiyoda Corporation, in Joint Venture
COMOROSANGOLA
with Saipem S.p.A. and McDermott
MALAWI
International, reached agreement withZAMBIA
Cabo Delgado
HarareArea 1 Concessionaires on an EPC
MOZAMBIQUE
ZIMBABWE
Contract to engineer and construct an
MADAGASCALBOTSWANA
onshore LNG project in Mozambique.
MaputoSaipem and McDermott, operating as
SWAZILANDSOUTH AFRICACCSJV (the Joint Venture incorporated in
MaseruItaly to execute the LNG project) will
deliver the project from their HQ in Milan, Italy. MEl will provide specified technicalsupport to CCS JV for the LNG project.
The contract has been executed by Anadarko Moçambique Area 1, Lda., a wholly
owned subsidiary of Anadarko Petroleum Corporation, which operates Offshore Area
1 and acts as front-runner of a Venture including other leaders in the energy sector,
such as ENH Rovuma Área Um, S.A, Mitsui E&P Mozambique Area1 Ltd., ONGC
Videsh Ltd., Beas Rovuma Energy Mozambique Limited, BPRL Ventures Mozambique
B.V. and PTTEP Mozambique Area 1 Limited.

SCD Joint Venture, comprising ofSaipem, Daewoo and Chiyoda, wasawarded contracts for the engineering,procurement, construction andcommissioning of the Nigeria LNG
Limited (NLNG) Train 7 project in May
2020.

Client :Nigeria LNG Ltd.

Eyamba Town
Oloma

Bonny Island

Year of Completion :(2025)

Nigeria LNG
Jetty, BonnyBonny

The Train 7 project consists of theconstruction of a complete LNG train
and a common liquefaction unit, with a
total capacity of approximately eight (8) MTPA.
The NLNG plant is located at Bonny Island, approx. 40 km south of Port Harcourtin Rivers State, Nigeria.

Annual Production Capacity :8.0 MTPA of LNG
Natural-Gas Liquefaction :APCI C3-MR process

The SCD Joint Venture also conducted the Front End Engineering and Design andpreparation of the EPC proposal work for the project from July 2018, leading up to
final award of the contracts. The project is expected to increase NLNG’s existing
LNG plant capacity to 30 MTPA upon completion.

The LNG Project will be Mozambique’s first onshore LNG development, initiallyconsisting of two LNG trains with total nameplate capacity of 12.88 mtpa, as well as
all necessary associated infrastructure, storage tanks and export jetty facilities.
The official declaration of FID was made at a sanctioning on June 18, 2019.

Courtesy of Total E&P Mozambique Area 1 Ltd.

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North America

Freeport, Texas, U.S.A.

Hackberry, Louisiana, U.S.A.

Freeport LNG Export Project
Operator:
Train 1: FLNG Liquefaction, LLC
Train 2: FLNG Liquefaction 2, LLC
Train 3: FLNG Liquefaction 3, LLC
Year of Completion :Train-1 2019
Train-2 2020
Train-3 2020
Annual Production Capacity :4.64 MTPA of LNG × 3 Trains
Natural-Gas Liquefaction :APCI C3-MR process

North America

Cameron Liquefaction ProjectOn December 10, 2013, FLNG
U.S.A.
Nashville
Oklahoma City
Liquefaction, LLC, and FLNG
Atlanta
Liquefaction 2, LLC, have awarded theDallascontract for Engineering, Procurement
HoustonNew Orleans
and Construction (“EPC”) for theOrlandoFreeport
Freeport LNG Project to the CB&I and
Miami
Zachry Industrial, Inc., Joint Venture
MEXICO(“CZ JV”). Chiyoda International
CUBA
Corporation (“CIC”), a 100% U.S.
subsidiary company of Chiyoda
Corporation, executed the EPC work withCZ JV. In March 2015, FLNG Liquefaction 3, LLC have awarded the contract for the EPCof the third train of three train natural gas liquefaction and export facility to the joint
venture between CIC, CB&I and Zachry Industrial Inc.

Chiyoda International Corporation, aU.S. based wholly-owned subsidiary of
Chiyoda, with its JV partner CB&I, wasawarded a contract by Cameron LNG,
LLC (Cameron LNG) on March 17, 2014,
to build the Cameron Liquefaction
Project, in Hackberry, LA, near the Gulf
of Mexico.

Freeport LNG Project includes three liquefaction trains with a total nameplate capacityof 13.9 mtpa and CZ JV was awarded EPC contracts for the first two trains (4.64 mtpaeach) in the first phase of the project development.

Cameron LNG is jointly owned by Sempra LNG (50.2%), Total (16.6%), Mitsui &Co., Ltd. (16.6%) and Japan LNG Investment, LLC (16.6%), a company jointly
owned by Mitsubishi Corporation and Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK).

The owner of train 1, FLNG Liquefaction, LLC, is comprised of Freeport LNG (50%), a
U.S. subsidiary of Chubu Electric (25%) and a U.S. subsidiary of Osaka Gas (25%). For
Train 2, Freeport LNG and IFM Investors are equity holders in FLNG Liquefaction 2, LLC.
For Train 3, Freeport LNG is the entire equity holder.

The project was the second natural gas liquefaction-export project in the U.S.
authorized by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) for theconstruction and operation of facilities, and has been authorized by the
Department of Energy (DOE) to export domestically-produced LNG to countries that
do not have a free-trade agreement (FTA) with the U.S.

The U.S. has an opportunity to expand its participation in the global market for naturalgas, as the country has more than one hundred years’ worth of gas reserves and is well
positioned to contribute to meeting the growing global demand for gas. Freeport LNG’s
gas liquefaction and export of LNG represent a long-term economic stimulus to thenation’s natural gas-producing regions, including Texas and the entire Gulf Coast.)
This is the first EPC work involving an LNG project in the U.S. for Chiyoda Group.
Freeport LNG was Chiyoda Group’s first EPC project in the U.S. By overcoming various
technical challenges, Chiyoda with partners successfully delivered the first world-scale
electric LNG (eLNG) plant. Three 75 MW motors drive the refrigerant compressors per
train. eLNG is one of key solutions for greener LNG.

U.S.A.

Nashville

Client :Cameron LNG, LLC

Oklahoma City
Atlanta
Dallas

Hackberry
HoustonNew Orleans
Orlando

Miami

MEXICOCUBA

The scope of work includes engineering,procurement and construction (EPC) for
the addition of natural gas liquefaction and export facilities to the existing LNG
regasification facility. The project will comprise three liquefaction trains with anameplate capacity of approximately 13.5 mtpa of LNG.

Year of Completion :Train-1 2019
Train-2 2020
Train-3 2020
Annual Production Capacity :4.5 MTPA of LNG × 3 Trains
Natural-Gas Liquefaction :APCI C3-MR Process

The project will create approximately 3,000 jobs directly in Southwest Louisiana, as
well as hundreds of additional off-site jobs to support the design, fabrication andconstruction of the facilities.

Cameron LNG, Louisiana State, USA

Courtesy of Freeport LNG Development, L.P*

Courtesy of Cameron LNG, LLC

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North America

Sabine Pass, Texas, U.S.A.

Santos Basin, Offshore Brazil

Golden Pass LNG Export Project
Client :Golden Pass LNG
Annual Production Capacity :approximately 5.2 MTPA of LNG
x 3 Trains
Natural-Gas Liquefaction :APCI C3-MR Process

The Golden Pass LNG Export Project in
Sabine Pass, Texas USA, converts theexisting LNG receiving facilities into a
new natural gas liquefaction plant witha capacity of around 16 mtpa (threeliquefaction trains, approx. 5.2 mtpaeach). Chiyoda executed the Front End
Engineering Design (FEED) work, andwill complete the Engineering,
Procurement and Construction (EPC)
phase together with its joint venture
partners, Zachry and McDermott.

South America

Petrobras FLNG
MacapáQuito

U.S.A.

Nashville
Oklahoma City
Atlanta
DallasSabine Pass
HoustonNew Orleans
Orlando

Miami

MEXICOCUBA

The Client, Golden Pass LNG, is owned by affiliates of Qatar Petroleum andExxonMobil. Chiyoda has unrivalled global FEED and EPC LNG project experience,
including six (6) LNG trains of 7.8 mtpa capacity in Qatar, the largest everconstructed, and continues to strengthen the current close working relationshipwith Qatar Petroleum and ExxonMobil.
By successfully completing the project and adding to Chiyoda’s two (2) large
ongoing LNG projects on the Gulf Coast, Chiyoda will contribute to the stablesupply of environmentally friendly LNG worldwide from the USA.

Chiyoda with its partner SBM OffshoreECUADOR
was awarded a Front End Engineering
Design contract from Petrobras
Netherlands B.V. for Floating LNG(FLNG) Santos Basin Project conductedby the joint venture formed byPetrobras Netherlands, BG Group,
Repsol and Galp Energia to develop thePre-salt reservoirs located deepwater in
the Santos Basin, offshore Brazil.

Belém

Rio Branco

Fortaleza

RecifeBRAZILPERU

Salvador
Brasília

La Paz

BOLIVIACHILE

Rio De JaneiroSão Paulo
Asuncion
Santos Basin,
Offshore Brazil

PARAGUAY

ARGENTINA
Santiago

Client :Petrobras Netherlands B.V., BG Group,
Repsol, Galp Energia

URUGUAY
Buenos AiresYear of Completion :FEED 2010
Annual Production Capacity :2.7 MTPA of LNG

Montevideo

The FLNG concept was studied as a means to handle the associated gas that will be
produced from the oil and gas floating production storage and offloading facilities(FPSOs) to be installed in the same area in the coming years. The FLNG will process
and liquefy natural gas , butane, propane and condensate with processing capacityof up to 14 million cubic meters per day. The processed LNG will be transported tothe consumer market via gas carrier vessels and regasification terminals in Brazil.
The FLNG will be an important source of gas supply to the Brazilian market and at
the same time makes it possible to export the processed LNG during periods of low
domestic demand.
Chiyoda and SBM Offshore will jointly seek to contribute and participate in thefurther development of the FLNG concept for the client ultimately leading to an
opportunity of monetizing the massive Pre-salt gas reserves in the Santos Basin andcreating a stable and flexible natural gas supply system in Brazil.

Courtesy of Golden Pass Products LLC

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Project Summary (Gas Processing)

Chiyoda’s Experiencein Gas Processing Plant
FEED/EPC
North Rumaila

Bandar Khomeini

Kharg Island

Maharashtra

Iraq

Iran

Iran

India

■ Dew Point Control Plant�

■ NGL Fractionation Plant■ LPG / Sulfur Plant�■ Sulﬁnol Licence for Recovery Project

B.E.P.C 1977

E.P.C Suspended

E.P.C 1969

B.E 1991■ NGL Recovery Plant

E.P.C.M 1983

Chongqing

China■ Natural Gas Treating Plant

B.E.P.CS.M.T 1981

Project Summary(Gas Processing)
MesaieedQatar■ LPG / NGL Recovery Plant

E.P.C.M 1980

Ras Laffan

Das Island

Sumatra

Bontang

Qatar

U.A.E

Indonesia

Indonesia■ Off Shore Facilities■ LPG Plant Train-1/2■ Betara Complex Development■ LPG Extraction Plant

E.P.C.M 1998
■ NGL Recovery Plant

FEED 2002■ Al-Khaleej Gas Project

E.P.C 2006
■ Al-Khaleej Gas Phase2

B.E.P.C 1976
■ LPG Plant Expansion

FEED 1991■ LPG Plant Train-3

E.P.C.M 1994
■ BOG Recovery Project

FEED 2006

FEED 2001■ AGR / SRU Units■ LPG Train-4�

FEED 2007

FEED 2002

Gas Upstream Project
E.P.C 2005

B.E.P.C.M 1988
■ LPG Plant (Train E)

E.P.C.M 1989
■ LPG Plant (Train F)

E.P.C.M 1993
■ LPG Plant (Train G)

E.P.C.M 1997

■ Al-Khaleej Gas Phase2

E.P.C 2010
■ Gas Processing Plant

FEED 2010■ Pearl GTL FGP Works

E.P.C 2011

B: Basic Engineering / E: Detail Engineering / P: Procurement / C: Construction / CS: Construction Supervision / M: Start-up and Commissioning / T: Training / FEED: Front End Engineering Design31

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Middle East

Ras Laffan, Qatar

Middle East

Ras Laffan, Qatar

Pearl GTL Feed Gas Preparation Works
Client :Qatar Shell GTL Limited
Year of Completion :EPC 2011
Annual Production Capacity :800 MTPA x 2 Trains

AKG-1/2

Chiyoda was awarded the contract
IRAQ
IRAN
from Qatar Shell GTL Limited for
KUWAIT
KuwaitEngineering, Procurement andConstruction (EPC) for the Feed Gas
Preparation Works of the Pearl GTL
BAHRAIN
Project. The gas processing unit has two
Al Manamah
Ras Laffan
QATAR
trains with a capacity of 800 MSCFD
Doha
Riyadheach and a total of 1,600 MSCFD of
Abu Dhabi
UNITED ARAB
natural gas (equivalent to 8 MTPA of
EMIRATESSAUDIARABIA
LNG). The unit sends feed gas to the
GTL core unit to produce 140,000
barrels per day of GTL products. The work is executed by a consortium of Chiyoda
Corporation, as the leader, and Hyundai Heavy Industries.
The award to Chiyoda of a world class capacity plant is proof of the client’s
recognition of Chiyoda’s reliability on quality plants. The most important
contributing factor for high plant reliability is the implementation of Chiyoda’s
Reliability Program. In addition, Chiyoda’s high technical capability and profoundknowledge of the Ras Laffan Industrial City will lead to the success of the project.
The GTL plant will produce virtually sulfur free, clean liquid products and fuels thatwill contribute to cleaner air quality for cities around the world. Accordingly, various
GTL projects are being planned worldwide and Chiyoda, by participating in this GTL
project, has created a major milestone for future GTL projects.

Courtesy of Shell

Chiyoda with its JV partners, Mitsui &Co., Ltd. and Snamprogetti & Co.,
W.L.L. (CMS&A), received an order inMarch 2003 from ExxonMobil Middle
East Gas Marketing Ltd. for theconstruction of Al-Khaleej Gas Project
Phase 1. The plant is located adjacentto the RasGas LNG trains in Ras Laffan,
Qatar. Chiyoda was responsible for thedesign, engineering, procurement,
construction and operator training. The
plant was completed in 2006.

IRAQ

IRAN
KUWAIT(AKG-1)

KuwaitClient :ExxonMobil Middle East Gas Marketing Ltd.
BAHRAIN

Al Manamah

Ras Laffan

QATAR
Doha
RiyadhYear of Completion :2006

Abu Dhabi

SAUDI
ARABIA

UNITED ARAB
EMIRATESThis project has provided a reliable sales gas supply to significant projects within the
country since November 2005.

Annual Production Capacity :Sales Gas 750 MMSCFD
・Propane・Butane・Condensate
・Ethane

The sales gas has been distributed to the domestic market and contributes to thefurther development of the infrastructure of the Qatari industry.

Plant Features:
Boiler (Package Boiler, Degreaser, BFW
Pumps, etc.)
TEG Package
Pig ReceiverOff-site Piperack
Acid Gas Removal
Dehydration
Mercury Removal
NGL Extraction
Fractionation

AKG-2 benefitted from Chiyoda’s extensive experience in Ras Laffan Industrial City,gas processing expertise and our Reliability Program.

(AKG-2)

Chiyoda with its JV partner Technip was awarded the Engineering, Procurement andConstruction contract from ExxonMobil Middle East Gas Marketing Ltd. for
Al-Khaleej Gas Project Phase 2 (AKG-2). The project was to build a gas processing
train, with the capability for ethane recovery, to produce 1,250 MSCFD of sales gas.
The Front End Engineering and Design work was also executed by Chiyoda.

Client :ExxonMobil Middle East Gas Marketing Ltd.
Year of Completion :EPC 2010
FEED 2005

Courtesy of Shell

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Annual Production Capacity :Sales Gas of 1,250 MSCFD
・Propane・Butane・Plant Condensate
・Ethane34

Project Summary (Gas Processing)
Asia and Oceania

Jambi, Indonesia

Other Gas Processing
Experience

Betara Complex Development Project
Client :PetroChina International Jabung Ltd.
Year of Completion :2005
Annual Production Capacity :100 mmscfd of Sales Gas
25,000 BPD of NGL
15,200 BPD of LPG
9,930 BPD of Condensate
Plant Features :- Betara Central Gas Processing Plant- NEB Gas Plant w/ Reinjection Compression- NEB / GEMAH CO2 Extraction Plant- GEMAH Associated Gas Compression- NB / NEB Associated Gas Compression- GEMAH Raw Gas PL to NEB Gas Plant- NG NGL Fractionation Plant- NGL PL NEB Gas Plant to NG
Fractionation Plant- PL Extension BMT to FPU (Butane)- PL NG Fractionation Plant to FPU(Propane)- Oil PL Extension BMT to Oil /Condensate FSO

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The gas processing plant in the jungles
of Indonesia’s central Sumatra Island
was newly completed in 2005 forPetroChina International Jabung Ltd.
The Betara Complex Development
Project delivers 100 mmscfd of sales gas
to Singapore via pipelines and produces
LPG and condensate for shipment via
FSO.

Phnum Pénh
Ho Chi Minh City

Medan

Kuala Lumpur

MALAYSIASINGAPORENGL Recovery
Plant
in Iraq

Dew Point
Control Plant
in Iraq

Natural Gas
Treating Plant
in China

Client :State Organization for Oil Projects

Client :State Organization for Oil Projects

Client :China National Technical Import
Corporation

Year of Completion :1983 (Mechanically completed)Year of Completion :1977

Annual Production Capacity:
495 MMSCFD of sales gas
1,950,000 tons of NGL (C3+)

Annual Production Capacity:
194 MMSCFD of sales gas
180,000 tons of natural gasoline

Plant Features :Acid gas removal unit;
Selective sulfinol process
Dehydration unit;
TEG process / molecular-sieve process
Method of condensate recovery (NGL);
Chilling by external refrigeration of
propane cycle

Plant Features :Dew point control unit;
Refrigerated separation process
by propane refrigeration
All skid mounted plant

Chiyoda received an order in late 1979
from the State Organization for Oil
Projects (SCOP) for the construction of
an NGL recovery plant on a turnkey
basis in North Rumaila. For this NGL
recovery plant,Chiyoda handled basic
design, engineering, procurement,
construction, and training of operators.

The dew point control unit plays animportant role in the transportation ofnatural gas by trunk line. In the North
Rumaila district, about 50 kilometers
north of Basra, Iraq, a dew point
control unit built by Chiyoda is inoperation. The natural gas treated by
the plant is sent to the thermal power
plant at Nassiriyah,about 200
kilometers northwest of Basra.

Jambi

INDONESIA
JakartaSurabaya

Chiyoda Corporation undertook the
Project in collaboration with its affiliate PT Chiyoda International Indonesia, theSingapore-based engineering firm SembCorp Engineers and Constructors Pte Ltd.,and SembCorp’s affiliate company PT Sempec Indonesia. The consortium of four
companies engaged in the engineering, procurement and construction of thegrassroots plant, which embraced central gas processing facilities, gas recovery
facilities, over 200 km of pipelines, and offshore mooring facilities related to FSO
offloading.

Year of Completion :1981
Annual Production Capacity:
140 MMSCFD of sales gas
90,000 tons of sulfur
Plant Features :Acid gas removal unit;
Sulfinol process
Dehydration unit;
TEG process
Sulfur recovery, Claus process
Tail gas treating;
SCOT process

Chiyoda received an order in November
1977 from the Natural Technical Import
Corporation of the People’s Republic ofChina for the construction of a natural
gas treating plant having a capacity of
4,000,000 Nm3/day. Chiyoda was
responsible for design, engineering,procurement, supervision of
construction and operator training. The
plant removes sulfur from natural gas
and exports treated gas as fuel and raw
material for fertilizers.

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Project Summary (Gas Processing)

Other Gas Processing
Experience
LPG/NGL Recovery Plant
in Qatar

LPG/Sulfur Plant
in Iran

Client :Qatar General Petroleum Corporation

Client :Kharg Chemical Company, Ltd.

Year of Completion :1980

Year of Completion :1969

Annual Production Capacity:
660,000 tons of LPG
300,000 tons of natural gasoline

Annual Production Capacity:
200,000 tons of LPG
20,000 tons of natural gasoline
200,000 tons of sulfur

Plant Features :Gas treating;
ADIP process
Dehydration;
EG injection
LPG recovery;
Refrigerated absorption and fractionation
LPG treating;
ADIP and molecular sieves
Refrigeration, Propane refrigeration
Type of LPG storage tanks;
Above ground, double integrity tanks

Chiyoda received an order from Shell for the construction of
an NGL recovery and fractionation plant, which Qatar
General Petroleum Corporation (QGPC) decided to build in
the Mesaieed district. The plant processes the associated gas
from Qatar’s three offshore fields-Idd E1 Shargi, Maydan
Mahzam and Bul Hansine-and converts it into precious
commercial products including propane, butane,
gasoline,methane-richgas, and ethane-rich gas. Propane,butane and gasoline are exported, while methane is fed into
the country’s gas distribution network.

Plant Features :Acid-gas removal unit;
DEA process
Dehydration unit;
TEG process
LPG recovery system;
Absorption with lean oil by external refrigeration of propane cycle
Sulfur recovery;
Claus process
Type of LPG storage tanks;
Above ground, single wall tanks

Key Technologies

Kharg Island in the Persian Gulf, once a barren coral island, is
now a modern export outpost for Iran. The Kharg Chemical
Company’s petrochemical plant is on stream processing
natural gas into 605 T/D of LPG, and producing 585 T/D of
sulfur. Chiyoda built this LPG/Sulfur Plant from the groundup, on a turn-key basis under a single responsibility. Despite
the island’s isolated location and torrid climate, Chiyoda
commissioned the plant on schedule in just 25 months.

Produced LPG is to
be stored in double
integrity tanks
designed by Shell
with special
consideration given
to a particularly highreliability.

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Key Technologies

Chiyoda’s Technological Solutions
in Overall Gas Value Chain

Chiyoda's Advanced Technologies
for Synthesis Gas and Chemical Production

Chiyoda’s engineering expertise in natural-gas-related facilities, such as pipelines, liquefaction, conversion to synthesis gas forchemicals production, etc, is second to none, due to our unsurpassed experience in EPC works for plants in the natural gas value
chain. However Chiyoda does not reflect only on its past experience. Our research into and development of highly energy efficienttechnologies for synthesis gas production and its utilization will, in due course, lead to a greater reduction in the use of fossil fuelenergy and help preserve the environment.

Conventional
Natural Gas Reserves

Pipe Line NG

A typical application of our advanced technologies in LNG plants is shown in the figure below. The CO2 removed from the acidremoval unit is used effectively by being converted, with high energy efficiency, into synthesis gas in a HiCOT reformer furnace.
Synthesis gas is directly produced in CO2 reforming process with an H2 to CO molar ratio of 2.0 for the synfuel and methanol
production. A part of methanol is converted to acetic acid in the ACETICA process by using CO generated from the CO2
reforming process.

Natural Gas

Acid Gas Removal Unit
CO

Unconventional
Natural Gas Reserves- Shale Gas- Coal Bed Methane- Tight Gas*

2

H +CO
2

FT Synthesis Process

SynfuelMethanol Synthesis Process

Methanol

ACETICA Process

Acetic Acid

H2 and/or CO*Tight gas sometimes is not categorized
as unconventional gas.

Gas
Processing
Plant

Urea Plant

Urea

Ammonia
Synthesis

Ammonia

Methanol
Synthesis

Syn GasGeneration

CO

Chiyoda’s Own Technologies

By-product CO2

NaturalGas

2

CO Reforming Process with HiCOT Reformer Furnace

LNG

LNG Plant

LNG

LNG Plant

MethanolAcetic Acid Plant

Acetic Acid

MTG Plant

Syn Gasoline

MTO Plant

Olefins(Methanol to Gasoline)(Methanol to Olefin)

DME

DME Synthesis

CO2 Reforming Process

HiCOT Reformer Furnace

ACETICA Process

CT-CO2ARTM is a unique and advanced
technology utilizing CO2 as a reforming
agent to efficiently produce synthetic
gases of varying H2/CO ratios, andcommercially proven technology as
already more than 5 years operation at
Japanese Chemical plant.
This process is more effectively applied to
production of carbon monoxide (CO) andlow hydrogen to CO molar ratio of synthesisgas. By using this process 10 – 50 % ofnatural gas can be saved to produce CO
in comparison with conventional catalysts.

HiCOT reformer furnace makes use ofhigh temperature air combustion
technology with an invisible flame.
This is a compact furnace which will
reduce fuel consumption by around 40%
and NOx emissions by around 70%.

ACETICA process is a new acetic acidproduction process by the carbonylationof methanol in a heterogeneous catalyst
system. Chiyoda has developed a bubble
column reactor to remove the reaction
heat efficiently, and a resin catalyst thathas high activity, selectivity and stability.

(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6TtfF_vm-E)

F-T Synthesis

Ordinary Flame Region(Air ratio 3.0)

SynfuelCO2

NG, H2O

HiCOT Region (Air ratio 1.3)

ACETICA Resin Catalyst

CO2 /Steam
Reformer

CT
-C

O2

AR

TM

Courtesy of RasGas

Syngas

4.7 MTPA LNG Plant

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68,750 Nm3 /Hr H2 Plant

Fertilizer Complex(1,500 T/D Ammonia & 1,725 T/D Urea)

2,500 T/D Methanol Plant

H2/CO = 2.5

Methanol

H2/CO = 2.0

GTL

H2/CO = 2.0

Ethylene Glycol

H2/CO =1.0

OXo-Alcohols

H2/CO = 0.5

Acetic acid

H2/CO = 0.5

MMA

HiCOT Demonstration Plant (H2:1,200 Nm 3/Hr)

ACETICA Demonstration Plant (36,000 T/Y)

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Yokohama 220-8765, Japanwww.chiyodacorp.com

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