< Previous30 Refi ning & Petrochemicals Middle East June 2021www.refi ningandpetrochemicalsme.com Community A major step for communities, the RECAPP service brings along a solution to challenges faced as residents and citizens strive to partake in the circular economy and transition to more sustainable households Encouraging adoption of free door-to-door recycling with the RECAPP app, launched by Veolia in Abu Dhabi RECAPP app, launched by Veolia, offers a convenient and rewardful solution to recycle from home, whilst enabling a sustainable lifestyle and circular economy. First launched by Veolia Middle East, with Agthia Group as a pioneering partner, in November 2020, RECAPP is the UAE’s fi rst free-of-charge digital door-to-door service collecting recyclables and rewarding respon- sible behaviour for its members. RECAPP is a trustworthy and eff ortless solution for col- lection of recyclables, raising awareness and creating a sense of community for a more sustainable lifestyle. RECAPP has signed a new partnership with Borouge, Coca-Cola, Nestlé, PepsiCo, Majid Al Futtaim and Unilever to support the launch of the application and gain wide- spread attention and participation from across Abu Dhabi’s communities. Furthermore, the Ministry of Climate Change and Environment (MOCCAE) endorsed the initiative as part of its Sus- tainable Ramadan campaign. Aiming to showcase their commitment to driving a circular economy in the UAE, participat- ing industry members strive to close the loop for various materials by partnering in an innovative recyclable collection scheme that enables segregation at source and di- version away from landfills. A major step for communities, the RE- CAPP service brings along a solution to challenges faced as residents and citizens strive to partake in the circular economy and transition to more sustainable house- holds. RECAPP empowers each individual in their recycling process by off ering an easy and effi cient way to schedule pick- ups for recyclable material, such as plastic bottles and aluminium cans. It also off ers a reward programme to incentivise recycling amongst its members. ‘The more you recycle, the more points you win’ is the core principle of RECAPP. Consumers are able to redeem rewards from the online rewards marketplace. Each time a user recycles, points are accumulated based on the weight of the collected recyclables. Saif Al Shara, assistant undersecretary for the sustainable communities sector at MOCCAE, said: “The UAE government and private sector work hand in hand to develop a circular economy model to combat the is- sue of packaging waste pollution. Together, we aspire to build a comprehensive circular economy ecosystem that engages all stake- holders in achieving our common goal.” “In this context, MOCCAE is proud to support the RECAPP initiative that seeks to cultivate responsible consumption pat- terns and instil recycling habits among the country’s population. With its easy-to-book door-to-door recycling service, the solution maximises convenience and helps overcome the main barriers to recycling. We hope to see widespread adoption of RECAPP, and look forward to its expansion across the seven emirates.” “RECAPP app, launched by Veolia, off ers a convenient and rewardful solution to re- cycle from home, whilst enabling a sustain- able lifestyle and circular economy. We are really proud to receive the support of lead- ing packaging, F&B and retail companies to encourage the recycling refl ex all over Abu Dhabi’s communities,” said Jérôme VIRI- CEL, general manager of RECAPP, Veolia Middle East. Working hand-in-hand with Agthia Group in promoting the recycling reflex and encouraging responsible behaviours with a generous reward scheme, RECAPP has already garnered a community of 1,500 users and more than three tonnes of recyclable materials. With RECAPP, the primary objective is to make recycling easy and accessible for the masses. At home, people are one step away from protecting their environment. Users simply visit Apple Store, or Google Play, search for Go RECAPP, download the appli- cation, and embark with their families on a rewarding recycling journey. I n today’s world, many are looking for ‘greener’ ways to approach packaging. This includes looking at the entire range of the product’s life cycle – from raw material sourcing to disposal. With this in mind, Cortec Corporation has been work- ing tirelessly to introduce viable packaging options that can make the ‘circular econo- my’ a reality. EcoCortec has recently intensifi ed eff orts to develop a variety of practical alterna- tives to traditional plastic fi lms and bags. EcoCortec announced the offi cial release of EcoShrink Compostable Film, a commer- cially compostable alternative to common plastic shrink wraps for use in industrial packaging applications. Designed with the circular economy in mind EcoShrink takes both the beginning and the end of the shrink wrap product life cycle into account. EcoShrink is sourced from certi- fi ed commercially compostable resins and contains 45% biopolymers. After use, EcoShrink can be disposed of in a commercial composting environment to reduce the amount of plastic packag- ing that normally ends up in a landfi ll. EcoShrink is shelf and curb stable and will retain its integrity until disposed of properly. Key environmental benefi ts can be summarised as follows: meets ASTM D6400 standard for commercial compost- ing; contains 45% biopolymers; reduces conventional plastic waste; and improves user’s environmental footprint. Putting EcoShrink to good use In addition to these green benefi ts, EcoShrink has many practical characteristics. It is de- signed for standard heat-shrinking applica- tions. Users of EcoShrink can shrink wrap their small, or large components as normal to conform to the shape of the object. EcoShrink is a great way to keep dust, dirt, and moisture off warehouse stock while keeping compo- nents bundled into a streamlined package. Shrink wrapping can be done with a wide variety of standard shrink tools. Sim- ply measure the size of the unit, determine how much fi lm is needed to wrap around it with enough for overlap, then shrink wrap as usual. EcoShrink is available in two, or four mil (50, or 100μm) thicknesses and as single wound, or centrefold sheeting in widths of 18” (45.72cm), or 36” (91.44cm). Rolls come individually boxed, or in cradle- packed pallets. Quest for greener packaging options There are many possible steps in the journey toward reducing plastic waste. With EcoShrink, Cortec has chosen to take the route of incorpo- rating renewable materials and ultimately keep- ing plastics out of the landfi ll by designing them for an industrial composting waste stream. A worker with a gas burner wraps the equipment in a film for transport in an open way. Users of EcoShrink can shrink wrap their small, or large components as normal to conform to the shape of the object. EcoShrink compostable film bids to keep plastics out of landfills! EcoCortec announced the offi cial release of EcoShrink Compostable Film, a commercially compostable alternative to common plastic shrink wraps for use in industrial packaging applications 31 Refi ning & Petrochemicals Middle East June 2021www.refi ningandpetrochemicalsme.com Product of the Month32 Refi ning & Petrochemicals Middle East June 2021www.refi ningandpetrochemicalsme.com Technology of the Month Technology introduced as preventative measure for counterfeit N95 respirators in the Middle East and Africa Stamicarbon has signed exclusive cooperation with Argentinian-based Raybite for the commercialisa- tion of their small-scale ammonia technology package Honeywell unveils authentication technology to prevent counterfeit PPE use in the Middle East Stamicarbon boosts sustainable fertiliser production with green ammonia technology Software features digital code in packaging and authenticator smartphone application for iOS and Android. The innovation and licence company of Maire Tecnimont. Honeywell announced digital authentica- tion technology for its personal protective equipment (PPE) manufactured in the UAE in a bid to fi ght rising counterfeiting in the Middle East and Africa regions. While the Covid-19 pandemic has buoyed demand for PPE such as N95 respirators, the new market demand has also sparked an in- crease in counterfeit PPE products, directly aff ecting retail consumers and especially the medical industry’s frontline workers most exposed to the coronavirus. Seizures of hundreds of thousands of counterfeit N95 respirators have been re- ported in the UAE and South Africa. Nearly 20 factories selling substandard face masks, Stamicarbon announced the launch of Stami Green Ammonia Technology as a solution to tackle the global carbon challenge. The technology relies on renewable resources – instead of fossil fuels – to eliminate carbon from the process, paving the way for sustain- able and green fertiliser production. Stamicarbon has signed exclusive cooperation with Argentinian-based Raybite for the commer- cialisation of their small-scale ammonia technol- ogy package. The cooperation agreement means that Stamicarbon has become an ammonia li- censor for small-scale ammonia plants. By add- ing this technology to Stamicarbon’s portfolio, commercialisation of small-scale urea plants and mono-pressure nitric acid plants in green fertiliser projects become feasible. The Stami Green Ammonia Technology can also be applied in existing plants, as part of a hybrid technology solution to make existing fer- tiliser production more sustainable. Producers can choose, for example, to use this technology in combination with urea production based on carbon recycling, or in combination with nitrate fertilisers. In addition to delivering the technol- ogy, Stamicarbon can also assist with feasibility studies, project development and fi nancing. disinfectants and hand sanitisers have been uncovered in the UAE since the outbreak of the virus. 400,000 counterfeit face masks were seized in Dubai in January 2021. Ammonia synthesis requires hydrogen and nitrogen. Conventional, or ‘grey’, am- monia production relies on fossil fuels, such as natural gas, and steam to produce hydro- gen and carbon monoxide. Hydrogen is then used in ammonia synthesis, while carbon monoxide gets converted into carbon dioxide and is largely released into the atmosphere, increasing the greenhouse eff ect. On the other hand, the green counterparts of conventional plants use water electrolysis for hydrogen production and rely on renew- able resources, like solar, or wind energy, to power the production of ammonia. This eliminates fossil fuels from the process, re- sulting in a sustainable, carbon-free output. To authenticate the product, the end-user scans a digital code embedded in the pack- aging with their smartphone camera after downloading the Honeywell application for iOS, or Android. The software validates the product’s authenticity through a database, letting the end-user know it is safe to use and gathers market intelligence data. Honeywell-branded N95 respirators are produced in the UAE by Strata Manufactur- ing as part of a strategic collaboration estab- lished last year in response to the pandemic. The N95 respirators are certifi ed to meet N95 and FFP2 standards. The Strata-Honeywell operation produces more than 30 million respirators, annually. Ammonia acts as a building block for ni- trogen fertilisers and plays an important role in providing optimal plant nutrition, yet it is responsible for 1% of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions. Powering ammonia synthesis with renewable energy sources thus becomes a signifi cant step towards a more sustainable fertiliser production. The Stami Green Ammonia technology differs in the pressure of the synthesis gas, which is ideal for current green ammo- nia applications. The operating reference plants are based on natural gas, with a dif- ferent synthesis gas make-up. This makes the technology suitable for grey and green ammonia plants.A sia is expected to register the high- est refi nery fl uid catalytic cracking units (FCCU) capacity additions globally during 2021 to 2025, contributing about 56% of the total capacity additions by 2025, says GlobalData. GlobalData’s report, Global Refi nery Fluid Catalytic Cracking Units (FCCU) Outlook to 2025 – Capacity and Capital Expenditure Out- look with Details of All Operating and Planned Fluid Catalytic Cracking Units, reveals that Asia is likely to witness a total FCCU capacity additions of 940 thousand barrels per day (mbd) by 2025. Of this, 620mbd of capacity would be from new build refi neries while the rest is from expansions of existing refi neries. Soorya Tejomoortula, oil and gas analyst at GlobalData, comments: “China, India and Indonesia account for almost entire FCCU capacity additions in Asia by 2025. The FCCU expansion project at the Vadinar refi nery in In- dia is the largest upcoming project in Asia with 187mbd of capacity, which is expected to be added in 2024. Among the new build refi nery projects, the planned Yulong refi nery in China is likely to add a capacity of 141mbd in 2023.” GlobalData identifi es Africa as the second highest contributor to the global FCCU capac- ity additions, accounting for about 26% of the total additions by 2025. The planned Lagos I refi nery in Nigeria is the highest contribu- tor in the region with 163mbd of capacity expected to become operational in 2023. The Middle East ranks third globally contributing about 6% of the global FCCU capacity addi- tions during the outlook period 2021-2025. Iraq accounts for the entire capacity addi- tions in the region, with 104mbd of capacity expected to be added by 2025 from two new build and an expansion project. GlobalData report: Asia spearheads global refinery FCCU capacity additions through 2025 The Middle East ranks third globally, contributing about 6% of the global FCCU capacity additions during the outlook period 2021-2025 The FCCU expansion project at the Vadinar refi nery in India is the largest upcoming project in Asia with 187mbd of capacity, which is expected to be added in 2024. (Image courtesy: Nayara Energy) Iraq accounts for the entire capacity additions in the Middle East, with 104mbd of capacity expected to be added by 2025 from two new build and an expansion project. 33Downstream Trends Refi ning & Petrochemicals Middle East June 2021www.refi ningandpetrochemicalsme.comIn response to the growing levels of contamination across a variety of process applications, Celeros Flow Technology has developed a new range of high-capacity (HC) fi ltration solutions to more effi ciently separate solids and liquids. The solutions deliver high contaminant retention effi ciency with minimal impact on process parameters. Chris Nixon, global product manager, fi lters, at Celeros Flow Technology, said: “Our new high-capacity fi ltration solutions are a timely response to ongoing contamination challenges faced by our customers. Combining their expertise, our Dollinger and Plenty brands have developed a unique fi lter design that is more effi cient at capturing contaminants and has a greater holding capacity than before.” “Based on this technology, we can design, manufacture and deliver total OEM filtration solutions that are tailored to match individual applica- tion parameters. Our ability to optimise filtration performance will enable our customers to improve process efficiency and product quality, while reducing maintenance and operational costs.” High-capacity fi ltration solutions from Celeros Flow Technology deliver high-contaminant retention effi ciency to reduce downtime Typical applications for Celeros Flow Technology high-capacity filtration include amine/glycol systems, seawater systems, power generation, process water, and specialty chemicals production D O Y O U W A N T T O F E A T U R E I N T H E P R O D U C T N E W S ? C o n ta c t th e Edi to r M a rtin M e n a c h e ry vi a e- m a il: m a rtin .m e n a c h e ry @ itp .c o m The leading suppliers to the refining and petrochemicals industries in the GCC ESSENTIAL SUPPLIERS Meet the people who sell you products Jukka Borgman, director of technology develop- ment at Neles SELLING POWER High solid loading within refi nery and treatment process applications is becom- ing an increasing challenge for plant operations and maintenance teams. Conventional fi ltration systems, while correctly rated in terms of particulate effi ciency, can rapidly become overloaded due to the sheer volume of contaminants in liquid process applications. This leads directly to rapid diff erential pressure increases across fi lter systems, which results in more frequent fi lter cartridge change-out intervals. The result is a rise in Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) due to increased downtime, increased manpower requirements and increased spare parts replacement. The unique fi lter design, with a layered and pleated media pack construction, is central to the success of the new HC fi ltration solutions. The fi lter is contained within a cartridge that features an inside-to- out fl ow pattern. This ensures that solid contaminants are trapped and held within the cartridge and cannot accidentally fall into the clean side of the fi lter housing during replacement. High volume contaminant removal to ß5000 efficiency is possible with excellent particulate retention across a range of sizes. Designed for a maximum flowrate of 500 USgpm, HC filter cartridges are available as standard in a range of lengths and particulate sizes, which can be weasily removed, or replaced. Typical applications for Celeros Flow Technology HC fi ltration include amine/ glycol systems, seawater systems, power generation, process water, and specialty chemicals production. Customers can select from a total system solution to match specifi c application needs, or opt to upgrade their existing fi lter arrangement with a HC fi lter cartridge from the standard range. WHY IT IS IMPORTANT TO TEST THE VALVE BODY MATERIAL, EXTENSIVELY? The valve body is a pressure-retaining component and thus its material properties need to be well known. However, industry standards for 3D-printed materials are under development. It has been necessary to test the valve body material extensively, and, for example, the tensile strength and impact resistance to make sure it is safe and reliable in the process. W H AT I S T H E S I G N I F I C A N C E O F 3D PR I NTI NG ? The field tests will provide a lot of valuable information on the feasibility of using 3D printing to produce pressure-retaining parts with significantly quicker delivery times. 3D printing also enables more efficient use of materials and optimised flow paths in noise attenuation trims, delivering superior performance, compared to convention- ally produced trims. HOW CAN 3D PRINTING HELP PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT TEAMS? 3D printing can help us to optimise valves for customer-specifi c needs in various applications and with all valve types. These tests will also provide valuable information for our product development teams, as they are constantly looking for new ways to improve reliability, performance, and material effi ciency. WHAT IS THE POSITION OF NELES IN 3D PRINTING? Neles has delivered its fi rst valve with a 3D printed valve body for fi eld testing. Except for the body, the valve is a standard T5-series ball valve made of stainless steel. It will be tested at Teollisuuden Voima’s power plant in Finland. The project is done in coopera- tion with Teollisuuden Voima and Fortum. Neles is at the forefront of using 3D printing in valve applications. Customers can select from a total system solution to match specifi c application needs, or opt to up- grade their existing fi lter arrangement with a high- capacity fi lter cartridge from the standard range. 34 Refi ning & Petrochemicals Middle East June 2021www.refi ningandpetrochemicalsme.com Product NewsHow does it simplify application development? Emerson announced the PACEdge industrial edge platform designed to help manufacturers accelerate digital transformation projects by enabling users to quickly create and scale up performance-improving applications. The PACEdge platform simplifies application development by bringing together today’s leading, open-source tools into a flexible, integrated and secure platform for utilising machine data and analytics. Valero Energy Oil Refi nery acquired the Pembroke refi nery in South West Wales in 2011, marking Valero’s entry into the European refi ning market. Opened in 1964, the refi nery is one of the largest, most complex refi neries in Western Europe. It makes products including gasoline, diesel fuel, kerosene, LPG and petrochemical feed stocks. Within the refi nery, scaff olding is used to provide access for preventative and reactive maintenance, inspection and operational tasks. For the last 30 years, this has been provided by an outsourced scaff olding company, and with rising labour costs continues to account for an ever-increasing expense year on year for Valero. This has driven the site Refi nery Services Department to completely review the scaff old and access requirements to identify safe and suitable lower cost alternative solutions to traditional scaff olding. During this research, the LOBO Systems was identifi ed and a sample order, together with the approved training package, was purchased. The plan was to use the LOBO Systems for many of the jobs on routine maintenance that require working at height; it was estimated that as much as 75% of works needed a platform height of 6m/20ft, or below. Other products, or scaff olding would be used for the residual high applica- tions. Oil refi nery saves $8mn using LOBO Systems Signifi cant cost savings have been made at the refi nery in terms of labour cost and in the reduction of maintenance down time What are its unique features? Using modern IIoT protocols such as OPC UA, MQTT and REST, the PACEdge platform provides access to data from industrial control systems and fi eld devices, as well as IT systems and cloud services for plant, or enterprise data aggregation. With drag-and-drop programming and embedded web interfaces and visualisation, users can use this information to quickly create applications and dashboards to analyse and view operational data, such as overall equipment eff ectiveness, compressed air usage, energy consumption, acceleration, and vibration and other sensor data. THREE REASONS TO BUY 123 SUPPORTING PREDICTABLE PERFORMANCE LONGER MAINTENANCE INTERVALS REDUCING THE RISK Parker’s new clearcurrent ASSURE filters feature durable hydrophobic and oleophobic properties, which remove problematic contaminants carried through to the turbine in liquid forms PACEdge industrial edge platform from Emerson SELL IT TO ME How does it help the users? The PACEdge release coincides with the launch of Emerson’s new PACSystems RXi2-BP edge computer, a small form-factor industrial PC that enables high-performance analytics to be run close to the machine. The PACEdge platform helps users securely collect, analyse, store and serve up machine data near the source, or across enterprise systems. End-users can easily build and deploy applications for a wide range of uses, including monitoring energy, machinery health and productivity. The Gas Turbine Filtration Division of Parker Hannifi n Corporation announced the launch of its clearcurrent ASSURE fi lters for high-perfor- mance gas turbines. Leveraging decades of fi ltration engineering experience and direct feedback from customers, Parker designed every detail of the new clearcurrent ASSURE fi lters to ensure they support predict- able, reliable and optimised gas turbine performance. Parker’s new clearcurrent ASSURE fi lters feature durable hydrophobic and oleophobic properties, which remove problem- atic contaminants carried through to the turbine in liquid forms. Their unique design provides eff ective fi ltration across a range of models, including high-performance self-cleaning units. Construction practices and materials are selected for extended service life to enable longer mainte- nance intervals and reduced lifetime cost while sustaining performance. The measured and consistent performance of the clearcurrent ASSURE fi lters through all fi ltration stages equates to predictable diff erential pressure (DP). This is essential to avoid sudden pressure spikes that lead to unplanned turbine outage, or damage to the system. They are designed to an exact fi t in the inlet house to prevent them being bypassed, signifi cantly reducing the risk of accelerated degradation of turbine components and helping to optimise maintenance over the life of the system. 35Product News Refi ning & Petrochemicals Middle East June 2021www.refi ningandpetrochemicalsme.comThe PRIZe project will become the first integrated refining and petrochemicals complex in Kuwait. The new facility – developed as part of the Al-Zour complex – will significantly enhance Kuwait’s domestic petrochemicals, aromatics and gasoline manufacturing capabilities. KIPIC – The Petrochemical Refi nery Integration Project (PRIZe) PROJECT AT A GLANCE Name of client: KIPIC – Kuwait Integrated Petrochemical Industries Company Estimated budget: $8,800,000,000 Facility type: Petrochemical Plant Sector: Petrochemicals Status: FEED Location: Al Zour Project start: Q2-2006 End date: Q3-2027 Last updated: 10-05-2021 FEED: Wood PMC: Wood Sub-contractors: Fluor Corporation, KBC Advanced Technologies Inc., Hon- eywell UOP, W. R. Grace, McDermott International, Rendel, NBK - National Bank of Kuwait, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, Honeywell, Technip PMC: Wood PROJECT STATUS (2020-2021) The Petrochemical Refi nery Integration Project (PRIZe) covers the integration/expansion of the Al Zour oil refi nery with the addition of gasoline production, an aromatics plant and an olefi ns plant. Located about 70 kilometres south of Kuwait City, the proposed petrochemicals facility will upgrade fuel products from the refi nery to high-value bulk petrochemicals products. The PRIZe project aims to supply gasoline to Kuwaiti market and introduce polypropylene co-polymer to new markets. The complex will also supply benzene defi cit to the existing styrene plant. Once completed, Kuwait’s polypropylene production and aromatics are expected to be increased by 1,000% and 200%, respectively. PROJECT SCOPE The project scope includes construction of the Olefins 3 plant integrated with Petro- chemical Refinery Integration Al Zour (PRIZe) project; Aromatics 2 plant integrated between Olefins 3 and the Al Zour refinery; and gasoline block. • 1.4 million tonnes per year (t/y) of ethylene • 450,000 t/y of linear low density polyethylene (LLDPE) • 450,000 t/y of high density polyethylene (HDPE) • 625,000 t/y of ethylene glycol (EG) • 450,000 t/y of polypropylene (PP) • Other derivatives such as acrylic acid (AA), propylene oxide (PO) • A UOP Selectfining unit to produce low-sulphur gasoline blending components • Two UOP Merox units to treat propane for propylene production and isobutane to make clean-fuel blending components • An 11,800b/d Butamer unit to convert normal butane to isobutane PROJECT SCHEDULES Feasibility study: Q2- 2006 On hold: Q3-2013 Feasibility study: Q4-2014 FEED: Q1-2017 May-21Fluor has requested to withdraw from the pre-qualification process for the third olefins and aromatics package. Apr-21Four groups have been prequalifi ed for Marine EPC Package 5013: China Harbour Engineering Company and Saipem; SK E&C and L&T; Hyundai E&C and Hyundai Engineering Company; Eiffage Genie Civil Marine, Afcons Infrastructure, and Daewoo E&C. Apr-21KIPIC has prequalifi ed the below groups for Gasoline EPC Package 5011 and Petrochemical EPC Package 5012: Tecnicas Reunidas and Sinopec Engineering Company; Samsung Engineering Company, CTCI and Consolidated Contractors Company. Apr-21Fluor, Daewoo E&C and China Huanqiu Contracting & Engineering Corporation; Saipem and Hyundai E&C; TechnipFMC; SK Engineering & Construction Company and Petrofac; JGC Corporation. Mar-21Technip has been awarded a $223mn contract to provide consultancy for project engineering and management services for the petrochemical complex. Feb-21KIPIC is still waiting on CAPT to approve the list of companies qualifi ed for the main contract. Nov-20The lowest bid of $222.8mn for consultancy for project engineering and management services contract has been presented by Technip. Nov-20The client states that the capital cost allocated for the project is $8.8bn and the tentative completion date is set for 2027. Currently, KIPIC is taking necessary measures to get the complex approved by the concerned authorities. Sep-20KIPIC is awaiting CAPT's decision to approve the list of companies qualifi ed to compete for the main contract, which will be divided into three packages: petrochemicals plant, operations, and export terminals. Sep-20There has been no movement in the project and the overall progress rate remains at 9.2%. Jul-20KIPIC is planning to publish a list of prequalifi ed bidders for the proposed petrochemicals complex during the next two months. Jun-20FEED studies for the project have been completed. Feb-20The client has issued a tender for consultancy contract for project engineering and management services. The following companies have been invited: Worley; Wood; Fluor; KBR; Technip. Feb-20KIPIC has completed 85% of the engineering studies for the project. The company expects them to be ready in May 2020. 36 Project Focus Refi ning & Petrochemicals Middle East June 2021www.refi ningandpetrochemicalsme.comChemicals IndustrialInfrastructure MiningConstruction Gas Rening Oil Pipeline Petrochemicals Renewables Power Oshore WaterRefining & Petrochemicals Project Tracker Information is supplied by DMS Global. Tel: +973 1778 9172 Website: www.dmsglobal.net ProjectCitySectorFacilityBudget ($) Award Date Status Completion Date BAHRAIN BAPCO - BAPCO Modernisation Programme (BMP) - Overview SitraOil, Refi ning Petroleum Oil Refi nery 6,000,000,0002018-Q1Construction2022-Q3 BAPCO - BAPCO Modernisation Programme (BMP) - Residue Conversion Unit SitraOil, Refi ning Petroleum Oil Refi nery 800,000,0002018-Q1Construction2022-Q3 KUWAIT KIPIC - Al Zour New Refi nery - OverviewAl ZourOil, Refi ning Petroleum Oil Refi nery 13,400,000,0002015-Q3Commissioning2021-Q3 KIPIC - Al Zour New Refi nery - Package 2 - Support Process Plant Al ZourOil, Refi ning Petroleum Oil Refi nery 3,800,000,0002015-Q3Construction2021-Q1 KIPIC - Al Zour New Refi nery - Package 3 - Utilities and Offsites Al ZourOil, Refi ningOffsites & Utilities2,100,000,0002015-Q3Construction2021-Q1 KIPIC - Al Zour New Refi nery - Package 4 - TankageAl ZourOil, Refi ningStorage Tanks1,600,000,0002015-Q3Construction2021-Q1 KIPIC - Al Zour New Refi nery - Package 5 - Marine Facilities Al ZourOil, Refi ning Petroleum Oil Refi nery 1,550,000,0002015-Q3Construction2021-Q1 KNPC - Clean Fuels Project - Mina Abdulla Refi nery - Package 1 - 19 New Refi ning Units Mina Abdullah Oil, Refi ning Petroleum Oil Refi nery 4,000,000,0002014-Q1Commissioning2021-Q1 KNPC - Clean Fuels Project - OverviewVariousOil, Refi ning Petroleum Oil Refi nery 13,800,000,0002014-Q1Commissioning2021-Q1 KNPC - Clean Fuels Project - Package 1 - Mina Abdulla Refi nery Units 111, 112, 113 and 216 Mina Abdullah Oil, Refi ning Petroleum Oil Refi nery 550,000,0002015-Q3Commissioning2021-Q1 KNPC - Mina Abdulla Debottlenecking of Coker Unit 20 Mina Abdullah Oil, Refi ning Petroleum Oil Refi nery 93,700,0002017-Q4Commissioning2021-Q2 KOC - Installation Of New Desalter Train At GC-9, GC-10, GC-19 & GS-21 VariousOil, Refi ning Crude Oil Distillation Unit 250,000,0002018-Q4Construction2022-Q2 OMAN Canada Business Holdings - Low Sulphur Fuel Oil Refi nery DuqmRefi ning Petroleum Oil Refi nery 1,500,000,0002021-Q2FEED2023-Q2 Oman Wanfang - Crude Oil Refi neryDuqmOil, Refi ning Petroleum Oil Refi nery 5,000,000,0002022-Q4 Project Announced 2027-Q4 OQ8 - Duqm Refi nery & Petrochemical Complex - Duqm Refi nery - Main Process Units DuqmOil, Refi ning Petroleum Oil Refi nery 4,000,000,0002017-Q3Construction2022-Q3 OQ8 - Duqm Refi nery & Petrochemical Complex - Duqm Refi nery - Offsite Facilities DuqmOil, Refi ning Petroleum Oil Refi nery 800,000,0002017-Q3Construction2022-Q3 OQ8 - Duqm Refi nery & Petrochemical Complex - Duqm Refi nery - Offsites and Utilities DuqmOil, Refi ning Petroleum Oil Refi nery 2,000,000,0002017-Q3Construction2022-Q3 OQ8 - Duqm Refi nery & Petrochemical Complex - Duqm Refi nery - Overview DuqmOil, Refi ning Petroleum Oil Refi nery 7,700,000,0002017-Q3Construction2022-Q3 Salalah Refi nery (SFZ) - Salalah Refi nery Project Salalah Free Zone (SFZ) Refi ningRefi nery2,500,000,0002022-Q2FEED2025-Q4 Shumookh Investment and Services - Sur Refi nery and Petrochemical Complex SurRefi ningRefi nery10,000,000,0002022-Q3Pre-FEED2029-Q1 38 Project Data Refi ning & Petrochemicals Middle East June 2021www.refi ningandpetrochemicalsme.comProjectCitySectorFacilityBudget ($) Award Date Status Completion Date Sohar Asphalt - Bitumen Refi nerySoharRefi ningBitumen300,000,0002020-Q3 Engineering & Procurement 2024-Q4 QATAR Qatargas - North Field Expansion Project - Onshore Facilities - Package 4 - Sulphur Handling Facilities Abu NakhlaRefi ning Sulphur Handling Facility 4,400,000,000FEED2025-Q1 SAUDI ARABIA Petro Rabigh Refi nery & Petrochemical Complex Expansion - Phase 2 - Clean Fuel Package Rabigh Petrochemicals, Refi ning Naptha950,000,0002016-Q3Construction2021-Q1 Royal Commission for Jubail & Yanbu - KeroTech Industries - Kerosene Plant JubailRefi ningKerosene166,000,000 Project Announced 2022-Q1 SATORP - SATORP Refi nery General Engineering Services Jubail Industrial City Refi ning Operation & Maintenance 50,000,000FEED2021-Q3 Saudi Aramco - Jizan Export Refi nery - OverviewJizan Petrochemicals, Refi ning Petroleum Oil Refi nery 2,100,000,0002012-Q4Commissioning2022-Q2 Saudi Aramco - Ras Tanura Refi nery - Clean Fuels Project Ras TanuraRefi ning Petroleum Oil Refi nery 2,000,000,0002016-Q4Commissioning2021-Q4 Saudi Aramco - Ras Tanura Refi nery - Residue Facility Upgrade Ras TanuraRefi ningHydrocracker500,000,0002023-Q1FEED ITB2025-Q4 Saudi Aramco - Ras Tanura Refi nery - Sour Water Stripper Ras TanuraWater, Refi ning Waste Water Treatment 80,000,0002020-Q3 Engineering & Procurement 2023-Q3 Saudi Aramco - Sour Water Stripper and Disposal System BerriWater, Refi ning Waste Water Treatment 100,000,0002019-Q1Construction2022-Q1 YASREF - Jacobs - Yanbu Industrial City Facilities Optimization General Engineering Services YanbuRefi ning Operation & Maintenance 50,000,000FEED2020-Q2 YASREF - Worley - Yanbu Industrial City Optimization General Engineering Services YanbuRefi ning Operation & Maintenance 15,000,000 Feasibility Study 2021-Q2 UAE ADNOC Refi ning - BEAAT Ruwais - ExpansionAbu Dhabi Industrial, Refi ning Waste Management 250,000,0002016-Q2Commissioning2020-Q4 ADNOC Refi ning - Crude Flexibility Project (CFP)RuwaisRefi ning Atmospheric Residue Desulphurisation (ARDS) 3,100,000,0002018-Q1Construction2022-Q3 ADNOC Refi ning - Ruwais Refi nery East - SRU Replacement RuwaisRefi ningSulphur Recovery100,000,0002018-Q3Construction2022-Q1 ADNOC Refi ning - Waste Heat RecoveryRuwaisPower, Refi ningOffsites & Utilities600,000,0002018-Q1Construction2023-Q3 Borouge - Ruwais Polypropylene Plant 5 (BPP5)Ruwais Petrochemicals, Refi ning Polypropylene750,000,0002018-Q3Construction2021-Q3 Note : The above information is the sole property of DMS Global and cannot be published without the expressed permission of DMS Global, Bahrain. 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