### MITSUBISHI SCR SYSTEM SUPPLY LIST (ALL PLANTS)

TOTAL 530 UNITS

June. 2005

MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES, LTD.1. IN JAPAN 1-1 BOILER (GAS FIRING

- UTILITY) PlantName Capacity Start ofOperation 1. Kyushu Electric PowerCo. 600MW Jan. 1978 Shin-KolmraPIS No.3 UNIT 2. Kyushu Electric PowerCo. 600MW Nov. 1978 Shin-KolmraPIS No.4 UJ\TIT I 3. Tobata Joint Electric Power Co. 375MW Apr. 1981 Tobata PIS NO.4 UNIT 4. Kyushu Electric PowerCo. 156MW Jun. 1982 Shin-KolmraPIS No.1 UNIT 5. Kyushu Electric PowerCo. 600MW Jun. 1983 Shin-KolmraPIS No.5 UNIT 6. Chubu Electric PowerCo. 220MW Oct. 1987 Yokkaichi PIS NO.3 UNIT 7. Kansai Electric PowerCo. 600MW JuI. 1989 Nanko PIS No.1 UNIT 8. Kansai Electric PowerCo. 156MW Apr. 1990 Osaka PIS NO.1 UNIT 9. Chubu Electric PowerCo. 700MW JuI. 1990 Kawagoe PIS No.2 UNIT 10. Chubu Electric PowerCo. 700MW Dec. 1990 Kawagoe PIS No.1 llNIT 11. Chubu Electric PowerCo. 220MW Feb. 1994 Yokkaichi PIS NO.1 UNIT 12. Chubu Electric PowerCo. 220MW Mar. 1995 Yokkaichi PIS NO.2 UNIT 13. Tokyo Electric Power Co. 450MW Apr. 1997 Minami-YokohamaPIS No.3 UNIT 14 Tokyo Electric PowerCo. 1,000MW Jun. 2000 SodegauraPIS No.4 UJ\TIT1-1 BOILER (GAS FIRING

- INDUSTRY) PlantName Capacity Start ofOperation

1. Osaka Gas Co. 21 tlh Dec. 1976 Senboku Factory No.1 2. Osaka Gas Co. 21 tlh Dec. 1976 Senboku FactoryNo.2 3. Aito Co. 30 tIh May. 1978 ChitaFactory No.1 4. Aito Co. 30 tlh May. 1978 ChitaFactoryNo.2 5. Aito Co. 30 tlh May. 1978 ChitaFactoryNo.3 6. Dainihon Ink Chemical Co. 30 tIh Jun. 1980 Sakai Factory 7. Nakayama Steel Works Ltd. 65 tIh Dec. 1997 Funamachi WorkNo.6 8. Nakayama Steel Works Ltd. 65 tlh Mar. 1998 Funamachi WorkNo.7 9. Maruzen Petroleum Chemical Co. 200 tJh Oct. 1998 Chiba Factory No.3 10. Nippon Steel Corp. 145MW Jan. 2000 NagoyaWorks1-2 BOILER (OIL FIRING

- UTILITY) PlantName Capacity Start ofOperation 1. Tokyo Electric PowerCo. 350MW Feb. 1978 Yokosuka

### PIS No.4 UNIT 2. Kansai Electric PowerCo. 156MW Jun. 1978 Osaka

### PIS No.1 UNIT 3. Kansai Electric PowerCo. 156MW Jun. 1978 Osaka 

### PIS No.4 UNIT 4. Chubu Electric PowerCo. 700MW Nov. 1979 Chita

### PIS No.4 UNIT 5. Kansai Electric PowerCo. 250MW Aug. 1980 Sakaiko 

### PIS No.1 UNIT 6. Kansai Electric PowerCo. 250MW JuI. 1980 Sakaiko 

### PIS No.6 UNIT 7. Kansai Electric PowerCo. 250MW Feb. 1981 Sakaiko 

### PIS No.4 UNIT 8. Chubu Electric Power Co. 220MW Feb. 1981 Shin-Nagoya

### PIS No.2 UNIT 9. Kansai Electric PowerCo. 156MW JuI. 1981 Tanagawa

### PIS No.4 UNIT 10. Kansai Electric Power Co. 156MW JuI. 1981 Osaka

### PIS No.2 UNIT 11. Kansai Electric PowerCo. 156MW JuI. 1981 Tanagawa

### PIS No.3 UNIT 12. Kansai Electric PowerCo. 250MW Dec. 1981 Sakaiko

### PIS No.2 UNIT I 13. Kansai Electric PowerCo. 156MW Aug. 1980 Osaka

### PIS No.3 UNIT 14. Kansai Electric PowerCo. 250MW Aug. 1981 Sakaiko 

### PIS No.7 UNIT 15. Chubu Electric Power Co. 220MW Jun. 1980 Shin-Nagoya

### PIS No.3 UNIT 16. Chubu Electric Power Co. 220MW JuI. 1981 Shin-Nagoya

### PIS No.5 UNIT 17. Chubu Electric PowerCo. 220MW Mar. 1981 Shin-Nagoya

### PIS No.6 UNIT 18. Chubu Electric PowerCo. 700MW Jan. 1981 Atsumi 

### PIS No.3 UNIT1-2 BOILER (OIL FIRING

- UTILITY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 19. Chubu Electric PowerCo. 700MW Mar. 1981 Atsumi PIS No.4 lJNIT 20. Chugoku Electric PowerCo. 350MW Feb. 1981 Iwakuni PIS No.2 UNIT 21. Chugoku Electric PowerCo. 500MW JuI. 1981 Iwakuni PIS NO.3 UNIT 22. Kansai Electric PowerCo. 600MW Feb. 1982 Kainan PIS No.3 UNIT 23. EastJapan Railway Co. 125MW May. 1982 Kawasaki PIS NO.4 UNIT 24. Kansai Electric Power Co. 600MW Sep. 1984 Gobo PIS No.1 UNIT 25. Kansai Electric PowerCo. 600MW Mar. 1985 Gobo PIS No.3 UNIT 26. Chubu Electric PowerCo. 500MW Nov. 1986 Nishi-NagoyaPIS NO.5 UNIT 27. ChubuElectric PowerCo. 375MW Feb. 1987 OwasemitaPIS No.1 UNIT 28. Chubu Electric PowerCo. 375MW Feb. 1987 OwasemitaPIS No.2 UNIT 29. Kansai Electric PowerCo. 600MW Aug. 1987 Akou PIS No.1 UNIT 30. Tokyo Electric PowerCo. 350MW Feb. 1988 Yokosuka PIS No.3 UNIT 31. Tokyo Electric PowerCo. 350MW Sep. 1988 Yokosuka PIS No.5 UNIT 32. Kansai Electric PowerCo. 375MW Aug. 1989 Miyazu Energy LaboratoryNo.1 UNIT 33. Chubu Electric PowerCo. 375MW Mar. 1990 Taketoyo PIS No.2 UNIT 34. Tokyo Electric PowerCo. 350MW Feb. 1991 Ooi PIS No.1 UNIT 35. Kansai Electric PowerCo. 156MW Sep. 1994 OsakaPIS NO.4 lJNIT 36. Chubu Electric PowerCo. 500MW Feb. 1994 ChitaPIS No.3 UNIT1-2 BOILER (OILFIRING

- UTILITY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 

### 37. Kansai Electric PowerCo. 

### 600MW JuI. 1994 Himeji No.2 

### PIS No.5 UNIT 

### 38. Kashima-KitaJoint Electric Co. No.5 

### 70MW Aug. 19991-2 BOILER (OIL FIRING

- INDUSTRY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 1. Sumitomo Chemical Co. 305 t/h Sep. 1976 Sodegaura Factory 2. Fuji Oil Co. 160 t/h Dec. 1977 Sodegaura FactoryNo.7 3. Nippon Petroleum Refining Co. 50 tlb Oct. 1982 Yokohama FactoryNo.5 4. Asahi Chemical Industries Co. 80 tlb Sep. 1983 Fuji FactoryNo.6 5. Asahi Chemical Industries Co. 80 tlb Sep. 1983 Fuji FactoryNo.7 6. Nippon Petroleum Refining Co. 95 tlb May. 1985 Negishi Oil RefineryNo.1 7. Nippon Petroleum Refining Co. 95 tlb Feb. 1986 Negishi Oil RefineryNo.2 8. Nippon Petroleum Refining Co. 120 t/h Mar. 1986 Negishi Oil RefineryNo.9 9. DaishowaPaperManufacturing Co. 150 t/h Mar. 1990 Suzukawa FactoryNo.6 10. KouaKougyo 160 t/h Apr. 1995 HonshaFactoryNo.1 11. Showa Yokkaichi Oil Co. No.6 100 t/h Nov. 1995 12. Nippon Petroleum Refining Co. 70 tlb Mar. 1996 Negishi Oil RefmeryNo.3 13. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. 79 t/h Jul. 1996 Takasago Works 14. Mitsubishi Chemical Co. 280 t/h Sep. 1996 Yokkaichi #2 

### PIS No.2 15. Asahi Chemical Industries Co. 70 tlb Dec. 1997 Fuji FactoryNo.4 16. PfizerPhannaceuticals Inc. 10MW Jun. 1998 Nagoya Factory 17. Koa Oil Co. Ltd. 149MW Jun. 1998 Osaka FactoryNo.3 18. Poly-Plastics Fuji Co. 62MW Oct. 1999 Fuji FactoryNo.61-2 BOILER (OILFIRING

- INDUSTRY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 19. Nippon Petroleum RefIning Co. 99MW Nov. 2002 Mizushima Oil RefIneryNo.8 20. Nippon Petroleum RefIning Co. 300 T/H May. 2004 Muroran Oil RefIneryNo.5 21. Koa Oil Co..Ltd.. 149MW Feb.2004 Marifu FactoryNO.1 22. FrontierEnergyNiigata 110MW Ju1.2005 Niigata 

### PIS1-3 BOILER (COALFIRING

- UTILITY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 1. Chugoku Electric PowerCo. 175MW Apr. 1980 Shimonoseki 

### PIS No.1 UNIT 2. Chugoku Electric PowerCo. 75MW Dec. 1981 Shin-Ube

### PIS No.1 UNIT 3. Chugoku Electric PowerCo. 75MW Nov. 1981 Shin-Ube

### PIS No.2 UNIT 4. Chugoku Electric PowerCo. 156MW Sep.1981 Shin-Ube

### PIS No.3 UNIT 5. Joban Joint Electric PowerCo. 600MW JuI. 1983 Nakoso 

### PIS No.8 UNIT 6. Kyushu Electric PowerCo. 156MW Apr. 1983 Minato 

### PIS No.1 UNIT 7. Shikoku Electric PowerCo. 156MW Mar. 1983 Saijo 

### PIS No.1 UNIT 8. SakataJointElectric PowerCo. 350MW Sep. 1984 Sakata

### PIS No.1 UNIT 9. Tokyo Electric PowerCo. 265MW Mar. 1985 Yokosuka

### PIS No.1 UNIT 10. Tokyo Electric Power Co. 265MW May. 1985 Yokosuka 

### PIS No.2 UNIT 11. Kyushu Electric PowerCo. 700MW JuI. 1989 Matsuura 

### PIS No.1 UNIT 12. Hokuriku Electric PowerCo. 500MW Oct. 1991 Tsuruga

### PIS No.1 UNIT 13. Chubu Electric PowerCo. 700MW Oct. 1991 Hekinan

### PIS No.1 UNIT 14. SakataJointElectric PowerCo. 350MW Jun. 1992 Sakata

### PIS No.2 UNIT 15. SoumaJoint Electric PowerCo. 1,000MW JuI. 1995 Shinchi 

### PIS No.2 UNIT 16. Touhoku Electric PowerCo. 1,000MW JuI. 1996 Haramachi 

### PIS No.1 UJ\lIT 17. Hokkaido Electric PowerCo. 85MW Oct. 1996 Tomatoazuma 

### PIS No.3 UNIT 18. Chugoku Electric PowerCo. 1,000 MW JuI. 1997 Misumi 

### PIS No.1 UNIT1-3 BOILER (COAL FIRING

- UTILITY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 19. Hokuriku Electric PowerCo. 700MW Oct. 2000 Tsuruga 

### PIS No.2 UNIT 20. OkinawaElectric Power Co. 220MW Jun. 2001 Kin 

### PIS No.1 UNIT 21. OkinawaElectric PowerCo. 220MW May. 2003 Kin 

### PIS No.2 UNIT 22. Sumitomo Joint Electric Co. 250MW Mar. 2003 Nyugawa

### PIS No.1**~UNIT** 23. Kyushu Electric PowerCo. 700MW 

### Jul. 2003 Reihoku 

### PIS No.2 UNIT 24. Tokyo Electric PowerCo. 700MW 

### Jul. 2004 Hirono 

### PIS No.5 UNIT 25. Kansai Electric PowerCo. 900MW Aug. 2004 Maizuru 

### PIS No.1 UNIT1-3 BOILER (COALFIRING

- INDUSTRY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 

### I. Sumitomo Metal Industries Co. 60 t/h Nov. 1985 Kokura FactoryNo.1 2. Sumitomo Chemical Co. 215 t/h Dec. 1985 ChibaFactoryNo.2 3. Takeda-Chemical Industries Co. 100 tlh Oct. 1986 Hikari Factory G2 4. Daicel Chemical Factory 300 tlh Apr. 1989 Aboshi FactoryNo. 11 5. Mitsubishi-Kasei Co. 150 t/h Dec. 1989 Yokkaichi Factory NO.3 6. Toukai Joint Electric Co. 460 t/h Apr. 1990 Nagoya 

### PIS No.1 7. Nippon Gosei Gum Co. 190 tlh Sep.1990 Yokkaichi FactoryNo. 11 8. Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Co. 83 t/h Feb. 1992 Yokkaichi FactoryNo.6 9. Kobe Steel Co. 450 tlh May. 1996 Kakogawa Steel Works No.7 10. Sumitomo Cement Co. 320 tlh Sep. 1996 Akou Factory 

### II. Nakayama Kyodo Hatsuden Co. Ltd. 149MW Mar. 2000 Nagoya 

### PIS 12 Nippon Steel Co. 230MW Feb. 2002 Oita Works No9 13. Kobe Steel Co. 700MW Apr. ,2002 Kobe 

### PIS No.1 14. TobataJoint Electric Power Co. 510 tlh Feb.2004 Tobata 

### PIS No.2 Unit 15. Summit Onahama S PowerCo. 210 t/h Jun.2004 Onahama

### PIS

I1-4 GAS TURBINE (UTILITY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 1. Touhoku Electric PowerCo. 1,090MW Dec. 1984 Higashi-NiigataPIS No.3 series (6 Units) 2. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. 150MW Jun. 1992 Kanazawa Factory 3. Tokyo Electric PowerCo. 144MW Jul. 1992 YokosukaPIS No.2 UNIT 4. Kyushu Electric PowerCo. 850MW Jul. 1994 Shin-Oita PIS No.2 series (4 units) 5. Kansai Electric PowerCo. 670MW Jul. 1994 Himeji NO.1 PIS No.5 series (3 units) 6. Chubu Electric PowerCo. 529MW Sep. ]996 ChitaPIS No.1 Unit 7. Chubu Electric PowerCo. 529MW Sep. 1995 ChitaPIS No.2 Unit 8. Chubu Electric PowerCo. 1,650 MW Dec. 1997 Kawagoe PIS No.4 series (7 Units) 9. Tokyo Electric PowerCo. 1,440 MW Dec. 1998 ChibaPISNo.1 Series (4 Units) 10. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. 330MW May. 1997 Takasago Works 

### II. East Japan Railway Co. 198MW Mar. 1999 Kawasaki PIS No.3 Unit 12. Touhoku Electric Power Co. 805MW Jul. 1999 Higashi-Niigata PIS No.4 -1 Series (2 Units) 13. Tokyo Electric PowerCo. 1,500 MW Jul. 2004 Kawasaki PIS No.1 Series (3 Units) 14 Touhoku Electric PowerCo. 805MW Mar.2003 Higashi-NigataPIS NoA-2 Series(2 Units)1-4 GAS TURBINE (INDUSTRY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 1. Tonen Petroleum chemical Co. 41.3 MW Dec. 1987 Kawasaki Factory 2. Maruzen Petroleum chemical Co. lOMW Jut 1987 Chiba-minami Factory 3. Showa Shell oil Co. 13MW Nov. 1988 Kawasaki Oil refmery 4. Fuji Film Co. 16MW May. 1990 Ashigara Factory 5. Ishihara Industries Co. 17MW May. 1990 Yokkaichi Factory 6. Sumitomo Chemical Industries Co. 17MW Aug. 1990 ChibaFactory 7. Cosmo Oil Co. 17MW Oct. 1990 Yokkaichi oil refmery 8. Fuji Film Co. 16MW Feb. 1991 FujinomiyaFactory 9. Idemitsu Petrochemical Co. 40MW Feb. 1992 Chiba Factory I 10. Nippon Petro Chemical Co. 35MW Jun. 1993 Kawasaki Factory 

### II. Hokuetsu PaperMills, Ltd. 17MW Jun. 1993 Niigata Mill 12. Sumitomo Chemical Industries Co. 17MW Oct. 1993 SodegauraFactory 13. Tokushu Paper 16.5 MW Jun. 1994 Mishima Factory 14. Cosmo Oil Co. 17MW Mar. 1995 Sakai Oil Refinery 15. Jyujyou Itagami Co. 17MW Jun. 1995 Tokyo FactoryNO.5 16. Jyujyou Itagami Co. 17MW Jun. 1995 Tokyo FactoryNo.6 17. Hokuetsu PaperMills Ltd. 17MW Jut 1995 Ichikawa Mill 18. Touhoku Oil Co. 17MW Sep. 1996 Sendai RefineryNO.31-4 GAS TURBINE (INDUSTRY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 19. NipponPetroleum Refining Co. 32MW Dec. 1996 Negishi Oil RefineryNo.2 G/T 20. Asahi Chemical Industries Co. 27MW May. 1997 Kawasaki Factory 21. Kyokuto-Petroleum Industries Ltd. 12MW Oct. 1997 Chiba Oil RefineryNo.2 22. Fuji Oil Co. Ltd. 15MW May. 1998 Sodegaura Oil RefineryNO.2 23. Ajinomoto Co. Ltd. 39 t/h May. 1998 Tokai FactoryNo.1 24. Nakayama Kyodo Hatsuden Co. Ltd. 149MW Apr. 1999 Funamachi 

### PIS No.1 25. Nippon Petroleum Refining Co. 53MW Apr. 2000 Yokohama Oil RefineryNo.6 26. Osaka Gas Co. 149MW Apr. 2002 TorishimaEnergy Center 27. Shinagawa station eastB-1 areaheat supplybusiness 2600KW Mar. 2003 COGENERATION NO.1 28. Shinagawa station eastB-1 areaheat supplybusiness 2600KW Mar. 2003 COGENERAnON No.2 29. Cosmo Oil Co. 17MW Apr.2003 Yokkaichi Oil RefineryNo.2 30. NipponPetroleum Refining Co. 342MW Jun. 2003 Negishi Oil Refinery 31. Nippon Petroleum Refilling Co. 99MW Sep.2004 Muroran Oil RefineryNo.51-5 DIESEL ENGINE (ThTDUSTRY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 1. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. 4,000 kW Feb. 1987 Nagasaki Shipyard (PILOT FACILITY) 2. TokiwaIndustries Co. 5,000 kW Sep. 1987 Nagoya Factory#1 3. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. 700 PS Feb. 1988 SagamiharaMachinery (PILOT FACILITY) 4. Asahi-Glass Co. 5,000 kW x 2 Apr. 1988 ChibaFactory 5. Chiba Steel Wire Co. 5,000 kW x 2 Mar. 1989 Yamaguchi Factory 6. Asahi-G1ass Co. 5,000 kW x 2 Aug. 1989 Aichi FactoryNo.1 7. Tokiwa Industries Co. 5,000 kW Sep. 1989 Nagoya Factory#2 8. MatsushitaBatteryIndustries Co. 5,000 kW x 3 Sep. 1989 Hamanako Factory 9. Atsugi-Ny1on Factory Co. 480kW Nov. 1989 Atsugi Factory 10. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. 14,000 kW Mar. 1990 Yokohama MachineryWorks 11. Teijin Co. 5,000 kW Feb. 1990 Iwakuni Factory#1 12. Teijin Co. 5,000 kW Feb. 1990 Iwakuni Factory#2 13. Shin-Nippon Chemical Industries 4,000 kW Sep. 1990 OnahamaFactory 14. Aichi-Giken Co. #1 288kW Sep. 1990 15. Aichi-Giken Co. #2 288kW Sep. 1990 16. Nippon-Kasei Co. 5,200 kW Dec. 1990 OnahamaFactory 17. SoukaUniversity 1,074 kW Nov. 1990 18. MikawabayResort Hotel 500 kW x 3 May. 19911-5 DIESELENGINE (INDUSTRY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 19. Kansai New International Airport#1 560kW Jun. 1991 20. Kansai New International Airport#2 560kW Jun. 1991 21. Kansai New International Airport#3 560kW Jun. 1991 22. Kansai New International Airport#4 560kW Jun. 1991 23. Kansai New International Airport#5 560kW Jun. 1991 24. Kansai New International Airport#6 560kW Jun. 1991 25. Kansai New International Airport#7 560kW Jun. 1991 26. Kansai New International Airport#8 560kW Jun. 1991 27. Nippon Carburetor 480 kW x 2 Jun. 1991 Manufacturing Industry 28. Mitsubishi Technometa1 Co. 5,200 kW x 3 Sep. 1991 29. Tobu-Ryoujyu Engine Repair Shop 250 ps x 2 Sep. 1991 30. Kansai New International Airport#9 280kW Aug. 1991 31. Kansai New International Airport#10 280kW Aug. 1991 32. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. 1,100 kW Jun. 1992 SagamiharaMachineryWorks #2 PIS 33. Kansai New International Airport#11 560kW Nov. 1992 34. Kansai New International Airport#12 560kW Nov. 1992 35. Kansai New International Airport#13 560kW Nov. 1992 36. Kansai New International Airport#14 560kW Nov. 19921-5 DIESEL ENGINE (INDUSTRY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation

I 37. Kansai New International Airport#15 560kW Nov. 1992 38. Kansai New International Airport#16 560kW Nov. 1992 39. Showa Shell Oil #1 1,000kW Feb. 1993 40. Showa Shell Oil#2 1,000kW Feb. 1993 41. Showa Shell Oil #3 1,000 kW Feb. 1993 42. Sumitomo Metal Industries 3,300kW x 2 Oct. 1993 Kansai Steel Works 43. Sumitomo Metal Industries, Ltd. 2,500 PS Jan. 1994 Wakayama Steel Works 44. Government Agency 3,000 PS Nov. 1993 45. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. 1,000 kW Jul. 1994 SagamiharaMachineryWorks #3 PIS No.1 46. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. 1,000 kW Jul. 1994 SagamiharaMachineryWorks #3 PIS No.2 47. Mitsubishi HeavyIndustries, Ltd. 1,000 kW Jul. 1994 SagamiharaMachinery Works #3 PIS No.3 48. Fukushima Steel Mill Industries 5,000 kW x 2 Aug. 1994 49. TORAY Co. Shiga factory 5,000 kW Apr. 1995 50. TORAY Co. Aichi factory 5,000 kW May. 1995 51. Ube Material Co. Yamaguchi factory 5,200 kW Jul. 1995 52. TEIN LONG PAPER MFG. CO.,LTD 5,000 kW Oct. 1995 53. Toyo RubberCo. Kuwana factory No.1 5,650 kW Oct. 1995 54. Shimizu LNG Co. 2,700 kW Feb. 19961-5 DIESEL ENGINE (INDUSTRY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 55. Nippon CMK Co. 5,650 kW Oct. 1996 56. GovernmentAgency 900PS Feb. 1997 57. Futamura Chemical Industries Co. 5,650 kW x 2 Feb. 1997 Aichi Factory 58. Asahi glass Aichi No.2 5,650 kW x 2 Feb. 1997 59. Akita red cross hospital ofJapan No.1 800kW Sep. 1997 60. Akitared cross hospital ofJapanNo.2 800kW Sep. 1997 61. FutabaIndustries Co. 1,500 kW Sep. 1997 KoudaFactory No.1 62. FutabaIndustries Co. 1,500 kW Sep.1997 KoudaFactoryNo.2 63. Silvia Co. Ltd. NO.1 832kW Sep.1997 64. SilviaCo. Ltd. No.2 832kW Sep. 1997 65. SilviaCo. Ltd. NO.3 832kW Sep. 1997 66. Nissan Chemical Industries 5,000 kW Aug. 1997 ToyamaFactory 67. To-Cello. Co. Ltd. 4,300 kW Oct. 1997 HamakitaFactory 68. Toyo Roshi Co. Ltd. 900kW May. 1998 Niigata Factory 69. Pacifico Yokohama No.1 2,200 MW Mar. 1998 70. Pacifico YokohamaNo.2 1,600 MW May. 1998 71. Mitsubishi Rayon Co. Ltd. 5,000 kW Apr. 1998 Toyohashi Factory 72. TORAYCo. 5,000 kW Jun. 1998 Okazaki Factory1-5 DIESELENGThTE (INDUSTRY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 73. Toyo Rubber Co. Ltd. 5,650 kW Jun. 1998 Kuwana FactoryNo.2 74. Taiheiyo Energy Center 5,650kW x 8 Apr. 2000 75. SMI Co. No.1 2,000 kW Mar. 1999 76. SMI Co. No.2 2,000 kW Mar. 1999 77. SMICo. No.3 2,000 kW Mar. 1999 78. SMI Co. No.4 2,000 kW Mar. 1999 79. FCPP Co. No.1 2,000 kW Apr. 1999 80. FCPP Co. No.2 2,000 kW Apr. 1999 81. FCPP Co. No.3 2,000 kW Apr. 1999 82. FCPP Co. No.4 2,000 kW Apr. 1999 83. NEC Philippine No.1 2,000 kW Apr. 1999 84. NEC Philippine No.2 2,000 kW Apr. 1999 85. NEC PhilippineNo.3 2,000 kW Apr. 1999 86. FCPP Co. Factory B2FNo.1 2,000 kW Jun. 1999 87. FCPP Co. FactoryB2FNo.2 2,000 kW Jun. 1999 88. Mall Anjyo No.1 500kW Apr. 1999 89. Mall Anjyo No.2 500kW Apr. 1999 90. Mall Anjyo No.3 500kW Apr. 19991-5 DIESELENGINE (INDUSTRY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 9l. Mall Anjyo No.4 500kW Apr. 1999 92. Mall Kasugai No.1 500kW May. 1999 93. Mall Kasugai No.2 500kW May. 1999 94. Mall Kasugai No.3 500kW May. 1999 95. Mall Kasugai No.4 500kW May. 1999 96. FCPP Co. Factory B1FNO.1 2,000 kW Jul. 1999 97. FCPP Co. Factory B1F No.2 2,000 kW Jul. 1999 98. EPSON PhilippineNO.1 1,000 kW Aug. 1999 99. EPSON PhilippineNO.2 1,000 kW Aug. 1999 100. EPSON PhilippineNo.3 1,000 kW Aug. 1999 101 Anjyo CoronaWorld Co. No.1 500kW Sep. 1999 102 Anjyo Corona World Co. No.2 500kW Sep. 1999 103 MK Cheese No.1 500kW Nov. 1999 104 MK Cheese NO.2 500kW Nov. 1999 105 Nippon Sheet Glass Philippines Inc. No.4 1,000 kW Jun. 2000 106 Nippon Sheet Glass Philippines Inc. No.5 1,000 kW Jun. 2000 107 NipponTelegram & Telephone Co. 1,100 kW Aug. 2000 Babamachi Buildings 108 Toho Gas R&D Center 280kW Jun. 20001-5 DIESEL ENGINE (INDUSTRY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 109 NANOX Philippines Inc. ClarkFactoryNo.1 1,000 kW Jun.2001 110 NANOX Philippines Inc. Clark FactoryNo.2 1,000 kW Jun.2001 111 Nippon Sheet Glass Philippines mc, No.6 1,000 kW Apr.2001 112 Toshiba InformationEquipmentInc. #1 2,000 kW Apr.2001 113 Sankyo Seiki SUBIC FactoryNo.1 1,000 kW Nov.2001 114 Sankyo Seiki SUBIC FactoryNo.2 1,000 kW Nov.2001 115 Sankyo Seiki SUBIC FactoryNo.3 1,000 kW Nov.2001 116 Mitsubishi Material SiliconYonezawaFactory 5,650 kW x 2 Sep.2001 117 ShinNippon Steel Co. Ltd. 5,750 kW x 10 Mar.2003 Energyengineering dept. 118 MHI Yokohama PowerCo #1. 5,750 kW Sep.2002 119 MHI Yokohama PowerCo #2. 5,750 kW Sep.2002 120 Toshiba InformationEquipment Philippine, Inc #2 2,000 kW Dec.2002 121 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. 2,000 kW Jun. 2003 SagamiharaFactory#3 122 IBIDEN Philippines, Inc. #1 2,000 kW Dec. 2003 123 IBIDEN Philippines, Inc. #2 2,000 kW Dec. 2003 124 Mitsubishi Rayon Co. Lit. 5,000KW Jan.2002 Toyohashi Prodnction Center#2 125 Toshiba Inc. 5,750 KW Jan.2004 Keihin Production Center#1 126 ToshibaInc. 5,750KW Jan.2004 Keihin Production Center#21-5 DIESELENGINE (INDUSTRY) PlantName Capacity Startof Operation 127 Sankyo Seiki 1,000 KW Sep.2003 Subic Factory#4 128 Japan Defense Agency 1,280 KW Jan.2004 129 Osaka General Medical Center 550KW Jan.20031-6 OTHERS (INDUSTRY) Plant Name Capacity Start of Operation I. Tooa Fuel Industries Co. 237,000 Nmj/h Jun. 1984 Kawasaki Factory (Heating Furnace) 2. Saibu Oil Co. 10.6 t/h Apr. 1986 Yamaguchi Oil Refinery (FCC) 3. Showa Yokkaichi Oil Co. 12 t/h Jun. 1988 Yokkaichi Oil Refinery (FCC) 4. Nippon Petroleum Refining Co. 90 t/h Jun. 1992 Negishi Oil Refinery (FCC) 5. Nippon Petroleum Refining Co. 90 t/h Nov. 1992 Negishi Oil RefineryNo.5 (CO boiler) 6. Nippon Petroleum Refining Co. 90 ti11 Dec. 1992 Negishi Oil Refinery No.6 (CO boiler) 7. Idemitsu Petrochemical Co. 100 t/h Oct. 1994 Hokkaido Refinery (FCC) 

### , 8. Kyokutou Petrochemical Co. 11 t/h Nov. 1994 Chiba Refinery (RFCC) 9. ShowaYokkaichi Oil Co. 160 t/h Jul. 1995 Yokkaichi Oil Refinery (RFCC) 10. Koa Oil Co. Ltd. 65 t/h Jun. 1998 OsakaRefinery NO.2 (FCC) II. Cosmo Oil Co. Ltd. 180,000 Nmj/H Jun. 1998 Chiba Refinery (Heating Furnace) 12. Toray Co. Ltd. 23,500 Nmj/H Nov.2002 Tokai Factory Chemical Plant 13. Cosmo Oil Co. Ltd. 55 t/h Nov.2002 Yokkaichi Refinery CO Boiler2-1 UTILITY BOILERS 2. IN U.S.A.

PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 1. B.c. HYDRO

- BURNABY, BC 150MW Jun. 1995 BURRARD THERMAL GENERATING STATION UNIT NO.5 (GAS) 2. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON CO. 215MW Jan. 1996 MANDALAY GENERATING STATION UNIT No.1 (GAS) 3. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON CO. 215MW Apr. 1996 MANDALAY GENERATING STATION UNIT No.2 (GAS) 4. B.C.HYDRO AND POWERAUTHORITY 150MW Jun. 1996 BURRARD STATION**No~** 4 (GAS) 5. B.C.HYDRO AND POWER AUTHORITY 160MW Jun. 1997 BURRARD STATION NO.6 (GAS) 6. B.C.HYDRO AND POWERAUTHORITY 150MW JuI. 1998 BURRARD STATION No. I (GAS) 7. B.C.HYDRO AND POWERAUTHORITY 150MW May. 1999 BURRARD STATIONNo. 2 (GAS) 8. B.C.HYDRO AND POWER AUTHORITY 150MW Aug. 2000 BURRARD STATIONNo.3 (GAS) 9. AES Inc. ALAMITOS GENERATING STATION 175MW Jun.2001 NO.1 (GAS) 10. AES Inc. ALAMITOS GENERATING STATION 175MW Jun.2001 No.2 (GAS) 11. AES Inc. ALAMITOS GENERATING STATION 330MW Jun.2001 NO.3 (GAS) 12. AES Inc. ALAMITOS GENERATING STATION 330MW Jun.2001 No.4 (GAS) 13 LOS ANGEL WATER & POWERDEPT. 340MW Jun.2001 HAYNES No.6 (GAS) 14. AES Inc. REDONDO BEACH NO.5 (GAS) 175MW Jun.2001 15. AES Inc. REDONDO BEACH No.6 (GAS) 175MW Jun.2002 16. GEORGIA POWER GENERATING Inc. 537MW May.2002 PLANT HAMMOND No.4 (COAL) 17 NORTHERN STATES POWER CO/ALLEN S. 530MW Jun.2007 KING POWER STATION2-2 GAS TURBINE (UTILITY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 1. L.A. DEPT. WATER AND POWER FRAME 7EA JuI. 1993 HARBORGENERATING STATIONNo.1 2. L.A. DEPT. WATER AND POWER FRAME7EA JuI. 1993 HARBOR GENERATING STATIONNo.2 3. NEW YORKPOWERAUTHORITY V84.2 Mar. 1994 HOLTSVILLE 4. NEWENGLAND POWER Co. V84.2 1995 MANCHESTER STATION No.1 5. NEW ENGLAND POWER Co. V84.2 1995 MANCHESTER STATION No.2 I 6. NEW ENGLAND POWER Co. V84.2 1995 MANCHESTER STATION No.3 7. SACRAMENTMUNICIPALUTILITY DISTRICT FRAME 7EA May.2004 McClellan (Simple Cycle)2-1 GAS TURBINE (INDUSTRY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 1. CORONA COGEl\TERATION LM-5000 Apr. 1988 2. SIMPSON PAPERCOMPANY LM-5000 May. 1988 3. BASIC AMERICAN FOODS FRAME 7 Apr. 1989 4. HARBOR COGENERATION FRAME 7 May. 1989 5. SHELL OIL Co. LM-2500 May. 1989 KERN RIVER COGENERATION 6. TEXACO OIL Co. FRAME 6 Jun. 1989 MID-SET COGENERATION 7. ALTRESCO PITTSFIELD COGENERATION No.1 FRAME 6 Aug. 1990 8. ALTRESCO PITTSFIELD COGENERATION NO.2 FRAME 6 Aug. 1990 9. ALTRESCO PITTSFIELD COGENERATION No.3 FRAME 6 Aug. 1990 10. WATSONVILLE COGENERATION LM-2500 Apr. 1990 11. OXNARD INCORPORATION LM-5000 Apr. 1990 12. MOJAVE COGENERATION MW-251 Jun. 1990 13. PAWTUCKETPOWER ASSOCIATES FRAME 6 Feb. 1991 COGENERATION 14. AGNEWS COGENERATION LM-2500 Jan. 1991 15. SANGER COGENERATION WH-251 Dec. 1992 16. PRATT & WHITNEY AIRCRAFT FT-8 Nov.1991 COGENERATION 17. COALINGA COGENERATION FRAME 6 Nov. 1991 18. DOSWELL COMBINED CYCLE V-84 Aug. 1992 FACILITYNO.12-1 GAS TURBINE (INDUSTRY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 19. DOSWELL COMBINED CYCLE V-84 Aug. 1992 FACILITY No.2 20. DOSWELL COMBINED CYCLE V-84 Aug. 1992 FACILITYNo.3 21. DOSWELL COMBINED CYCLE V-84 Aug. 1992 FACILITYNo.4 22. LINDEN COGENERATIONNo.1 FRAME 7 Mar. 1992 23. LINDEN COGENERATIONNo.2 FRAME 7 Mar. 1992 24. LINDEN COGENERATIONNo.3 FRAME 7 Apr. 1992 25. LINDEN COGENERATIONNo.4 FRAME 7 Apr. 1992 26. LINDEN COGENERATIONNo.5 FRAME 7 May. 1992 27. B.F. GOODRICH COGENERATION FRAME 7 Feb. 1992 28. SARINAS RIVER COGENERATION FRAME 6 Nov. 1992 29. SARGENT CANYON COGENERATION FRAME 6 Nov. 1992 30. DARTMOUTH COGENERATION FRAME 6 Mar. 1992 31. HENDERSON COGENERATION No.1 FRAME 6 Jun. 1991 32. HENDERSON COGENERATIONNo.2 FRAME 6 Jun. 1991 33. ENCOGEN No.1 FRAME 6 Jan. 1993 34. ENCOGEN No.2 FRAME 6 Jan. 1993 35. ENCOGEN No.3 FRAME 6 Jan. 1993 36. ALCOA COGENERATION GT-8B Sep.19922-1 GAS TURBINE (INDUSTRY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 37. MASSPOWER COGENERATIONNo.1 PG7111(EA) JuI. 1993 38. MASSPOWER COGENERATION No.2 PG7111(EA) JuI. 1993 39. CHEVRON ABB-8 1992 RICHMOND REFINERYNo.1 40. CHEVRON ABB-8 1992 RICHMOND REFINERY No.2 41. L'ENERGIA LIMITED PARTNERSHIP KWUV-64 Nov. 1992 42. LG&E WESTMORELAND W251B12 Mar. 1994 RENSSELAERCOGENERATION 43. FORMOSA PLASTICS CORPORATION FRAME 7 Aug. 1992 No.1 44. FORMOSA PLASTICS CORPORATION FRAME 7 Aug. 1992 No.2 45. IMPERIALIRRIGATION DISTRICT ABB-IIN Mar. 1993 ELCENTRO 46. MARCH POINT COGEN FACILITIES PG6541(B) Nov. 1992 ANACORTES No.3 47. MOBIL OIL CORPORATION PG6541(B) Apr. 1993 BEAUMONT 48. BIG THREE INDUSTRIES FRAME 6 1994 49. VINELAND ENERGY FACILITY LM-6000 Mar. 1994 50. OGDENSBURG ENERGY FACILITY LM-6000 Nov. 1993 51. OGDENSBURG ENERGY FACILITY LM-2500 Nov. 1993 52. SITHE ENERGIES U.S.A., INC. FRAME 7F Sep. 1994 INDEPENDENCENo.1 53. SITHE ENERGIES U.S.A., INC. FRAME 7F Sep. 1994 INDEPENDENCENo.2 54. SITHE ENERGIES U.S.A., INC. FRAME 7F Sep. 1994 INDEPENDENCE No.32-1 GAS TURBINE (INDUSTRY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 55. SITHE ENERGIES U.S.A., INC. FRAME 7F Sep.1994 INDEPENDENCE No.4 56. SARANAC ENERGY FACILITYNo.1 FRAME7F Dec. 1994 57. SARANAC ENERGY FACILITY No.2 FRAME 7F Dec. 1994 58. SELKIRKCOGEN. FACILITY No.1 FRAME7EA Aug. 1994 59. SELKIRKCOGEN. FACILITYNo.2 FRAME 7EA Aug. 1994 60. INDEKJOLEAN FRAME 6 Feb. 1994 COGENERATION FACILITY 61. GORDONSVILLE MS-7001EA Feb. 1994 COGENERATION FACILITY NO.1 62. GORDONSVILLE MS-7001EA Feb. 1994 COGENERATION FACILITY No.2 63. ALLEGHENY COGENERATION FRAME 6 Apr. 1994 FACILITY 64. NAVAL PETROLEUM LM2500 1995 COGENERATION FACILITY NO.1 65. NAVALPETROLEUM LM2500 1995 COGENERATION FACILITYNo. 2 66. MARCH POINT COGEN FACILITIES PG6541(B) May. 1994 ANACORTES No.1 67. MARCH POINT COGEN FACILITIES PG6541 (B) May. 1994 ANACORTES No.2 68. INDEK-CORINTH ENERGY CENTER FRAME7EA Aug. 1994 69. CROCKETT COGENERATION FACILITY FRAME 7FA Jan. 1995 70. ICE GEN. No.1 LM 6000 Jun. 1995 71. ICE GEN. No.2 (Simple Cycle) LM 6000 Jun. 1995 

### 72. HERMISTON COGENERATION FRAME 7FA Feb. 1996 FACILITY No.12-1 GAS TURBINE (INDUSTRY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 73. HERMISTON COGENERATION FRAME 7FA Feb. 1996 FACILITY No.2 74. CHEVRONIEL SEGUNDO No.1 FRAME 6 May. 1995 75. CHEVRON/EL SEGUNDO No.2 FRAME 6 May. 1995 76. KLICKTAT COGENERATION FACILITY LM 6000 Aug. 1996 77. TENASKACLAYBURNECOGEN WH501F Oct. 1996 78. L.S. POWER IWHITEWATER COGEN WH501F Aug. 1996 79. L.S. POWER ICOTTAGE GROVE COGEN WH501F Oct. 1996 80. TRONACOGEN LM 5000 Oct. 1997 81. DIGHTON COGEN W501F Apr. 1999 82. PENlJELAS COGEN W501F Sep. 1998 83. AGAWAMCOGEN GT24 Nov. 1998 84. ANDROSCOGGIN COGENNo.1 251B12A Apr. 1999 85. ANDROSCOGGIN COGENNo.2 251B12A Apr. 1999 86. ANDROSCOGGIN COGEN No.3 251B12A Apr. 1999 87. 

### TNERTON COGEN FRAME 7FA Sep. 1999 88. SAN ANTONIO COGEN No.1 FRAME 7 Nov. 1999 89. SAN ANTONIO COGEN No.2 FRAME 7 Nov. 1999 90. RUMFORD COGEN FRAME 7FA Nov. 19992-1 GAS TURBINE (INDUSTRY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 91. MIDLOTHIAN COGENNo.1 GT24 Dec. 1999 92. MIDLOTHIAN COGENNo.2 GT24 Jan. 2000 93. MIDLOTHIAN COGENNo.3 GT24 Feb. 2000 94. MIDLOTHIAN COGENNo.4 GT24 Mar. 2000 95. MILFORD COGENNo.1 GT24 Jun. 2000 96. MILFORD COGEN No.2 GT24 JuI. 2000 97. LAKE ROAD COGENNo.1 GT24 Oct. 2000 98. LAKE ROAD COGENNo.2 GT24 Nov. 2000 99. LAKE ROAD COGEN No.3 GT24 Dec. 2000

I 100. BLACKSTONE COGENNo.1 GT24 Oct. 2000 101. BLACKSTONE COGENNo.2 GT24 Nov. 2000 102. PLEASANT HILL COGEN No.1 W501F Mar. 2001 103. PLEASANT HILL COGENNo.2 W501F Mar. 2001 104. HAYS COUNTY POWER COGENNo.1 GT24 Oct.2000 105. HAYS COUNTY POWER COGENNo.2 GT24 Nov.2000 106. HAYS COUNTY POWERCOGENNO.3 GT24 Dec.2000 107. HAYS COUNTY POWER COGENNo.4 GT24 Jan.2001 108. Fort St. Vrain POWER STATIONNo.4 FRAME 7F May. 20012-1 GAS TURBINE (INDUSTRY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 109. LA PALOMA COGEN No.1 GT24 Apr. 2001 110. LA PALOMA COGENNo.2 GT24 May 2001 Ill. LA PALOMA COGENNo.3 GT24 Jun. 2001 112. LA PALOMA COGEN No.4 GT24 JuI. 2001 113. MIDLOTHIAN COGEN No.5 GT24 Mar. 2001 114. MIDLOTHIAN COGEN No.6 GT24 Apr. 2001 115. BELLINGHAM COGENNo.1 GT24 JUll.2001 116. BELLINGHAM COGEN No.2 GT24 JuI. 2001 117. SOUTHERN ENERGY/APEX COGEN UNIT A FRAME 7FB Oct. 2002 118 SOUTHERN ENERGY/APEX COGEN UNIT B FRAME 7FB Oct. 2002 119 SOUTHERN ENERGY/CONTRA COSTA Unit 8A Dec.2002 120 SOUTHERN ENERGY/CONTRA COSTA Unit 8B Dec.2002 121 RELIANT ENERGYIHUNTERSTOWN COGEN FRAME 7FB Oct.2002 UNIT 101 122 RELIANT ENERGYIHUNTERSTOWN COGEN FRAME 7FB Oct.2002 UNIT 201 123 RELIANT ENERGYIHUNTERSTOWN COGEN FRAME 7FB Oct.2002 UNIT 301 124 RELIANT ENERGY/CHOCTAW COGEN UNIT 101 FRAME 7FB Oct.2002 125 RELIANT ENERGY/CHOCTAW COGEN UNIT 201 FRAME 7FB Oct.2002 126 RELIANT ENERGY/CHOCTAW COGEN UNIT 301 FRAME 7FB Oct.20022-1 GAS TURBINE (INDUSTRY) PlantName Capacity Start of Operation 127 TERMOELECTRICA DE MEXICALI PG724 1(FA) Oct.2002 PLANTA DE CICLO Unit 1 128 TERMOELECTRICA DE MEXICALI PG7241(FA) Oct.2002 PLANTA DE CICLO Unit 2 129 SUGAR CRREK COGEN UNIT 1A FRAME 7F Nov.2002 130 SUGAR CRREK COGEN UNIT 1B FRAME7F Nov.2002 131 PARAMOUNT REFINERY Taurus 70 Feb.2002 132 HARRISON COUNTY UNIT 1 FRAME 7F Feb.2003 133 HARRISON COUNTY UNIT 2 FRAME 7F Feb.2003 134 SUNRISE II COGEN UNIT 1 FRAME 7F Feb.2003 135 SUNRISE II COGEN UNIT 1 FRAME 7F Feb.2003 136 PIKE COUNTY COGEN UNIT 1 FRAME 7F Feb.2003 137 PIKE COUNTY COGEN UNIT 2 FRAME 7F Feb.2003 138 PIKE COUNTY COGEN UNIT 3 FRAME 7F Feb.2003 139 PIKE COUNTY COGEN UNIT 4 FRAME 7F Feb.2003 140 CITY OF VERNON MALBURG GENERATING FRAME 7F Feb.2003 STAnON Unit 1 141 CITY OF VERNON MALBURG GENERATING FRAME 7F Feb.2003 STAnON Unit 2 142 PORT WASHINGTON COGEN UNIT 21 143 PORT WASHINGTON COGEN UNIT 222-1 GAS TURBINE (ll'l"DUSTRY) 2. IN ASIA.

PlantName Capacity Start of Operation I. HANWHA ENERGY Co. NO.I-I W50ID May.I997 2. HANWHA ENERGY Co. No.I-2 W50ID May.I997 3. HANWHA ENERGY Co. No.I-3 W50ID May.I997 4. HANWHA ENERGY Co. No.2-I W50ID Oct.I998 5. HANWHA ENERGY Co. No.2-2 W50ID Oct.l998 6. HANWHA ENERGY Co. No.2-3 W50ID Oct.l998 7. HANWHA ENERGY Co. No.3-I W50ID Nov.1999 8. HANWHA ENERGY Co. No.3-2 W50ID Nov.1999 9. HANWHA ENERGY Co. No.3-3 W50ID Nov.1999 10. HANWHA ENERGY Co. NoA-I W50ID Apr.2000 

### II. HANWHA ENERGY Co. NoA-2 W50ID Apr.2000 12. HANWHA ENERGY Co. NoA-3 W50ID Apr.20002-2 OTHERS (INDUSTRY) PlantName Capacity Startof Operation I. CHEVRON / RICHMOND HF 90,200Ib/h Jul.1984 2. CHEVRON/ RICHMOND HC 72,300Ib/h Ju1.1984 3. CHEVRON / RICHMOND TKC 72,820Ib/h Ju1.1984 4. CHEVRON/ELSEGUNDO 362,000 lb/h Oct.1987 (AUX.BOILER) 5. USS/POSCO 106,000 Ib/h 1998 (HEATING FURNACE) 6. OXYMARVCM 330,000 lb/h Dec.l990 (HEATING FURNACE) 7. CHEVRON/ CRUDE No.4 591,000Ib/h Mar.1991 (HEATING FURNACE) 8. CHEVRON/COKER 392,000 lb/h Mar.l991 (HEATING FURNACE) 9. ARCO/CARSON 355,000 lb/h May.1995 (HEATING FURNACE) 10. GRACE / DAVISON / CURTIS BAY 91,000Ib/h Jun.l996 II. OXYMAR VCM-

## n 330,000 lb/h Nov.l996 12. TORCH OPERATING 122,148Ib/h 1998 13. MOBIL OIL/ TORRANCE 1,850,000 lb/h Mar.2000 14. BP AMOCO / CARSON 1,090,400 lb/h Oct.2002 15. BP AMOCO /WHITING 926,647 lb/h Nov.2003 16. SUNOCO/ PHILADERPHIA 1,580,589 lb/h Nov.2006 17 BP/ TEXAS CITY #2 440,000Ib/h 2006