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Growth Project
Nebras Framing
Date: March 2018
Nebras Project
Framing Agenda
Time Agenda
13.00 Introduction
13.30 Grounding
NEBRAS status (Beng Chu)
14.00 – BGC Ethane supply (Cor)
17.00 Introduction
Boundaries (what is in / what is out)
Value Drivers & Critical Success Factors
Stakeholders
Opportunities and Risks
Definition of Success
NGL 1/2 initial configuration shown in black New de-ethaniser detailed overview
E-101
C
3
C3R
C
Domestic
R
3
C3S
Dom Gas
E-103 K-102
deC2 Ethane
New C EK-101
Turbo Expander
V-1501
P-1501A/B
deC2
HTR
C
3R
HTS
E-1502
LPG by-pass LPG Product
S to U-1400
C2 + C3 +
from U-1400
De-
ethanizer
C3+
C3 +
NR Molsieve Ethane
AGRU*,** Compression
NGL Unit Recovery
Basrah Ethane
Compression
NGL Recovery
KAZ
New AGRU/SRU
DomGas
KAZ Dry Gas Ethane
Raw Gas
NGL2 Extraction
56 – 59 MMSCFD
330 MMSCFD 300 MMSCFD
Ethane 90 – 95 % recovery
1.8 – 3.6 kbbl/d C3 +
C3 +
Ar Ratawi NR
Straddle plant
Standardised
New SRU
DomGas
Main Dry Gas Ethane
Raw Gas 56 – 59 MMSCFD
NR PT 330 MMSCFD
Train 300 MMSCFD Extraction
Ethane 90 – 95 % recovery
1.8 – 3.6 kbbl/d C3 +
C3 +
KAZ
DomGas
Standardised
SCORE to GSP
36 - 38 MMSCFD
Gas Plant
SCORE to GSP
36 - 38 MMSCFD
Gas Plant
C3 + Existing Facilities
C3 +
- On the basis of 20 vol% C2 in feed gas, a ratable Raw Gas Upstream Capacity of 1390 MMSCFD could in theory
supply 240 – 253 MMSCFD of on-spec ethane (96 vol%)
- Assuming an availability of 90% the ratable ethane supply becomes 216 – 228 MMSCFD of on-spec ethane
- On the basis of 15 vol% C2 in feed gas, the ratable ethane supply becomes 165 – 170 MMSCFD on spec-ethane
Gas Growth Project
Ethane & NGPipeline Routing
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029
FEED FIDRFSU RFSU
NB
FEED NB NBBNGL NB
Execution NB
FEED EE Execution EE
DG2 FID
EE EE
RFSU
DG3
EE
EE