3. Technip Today
With engineering, technologies and project management, on land and at sea, we safely and
successfully deliver the best solutions for our clients in the energy business
Worldwide presence with 43,000 people in 48 countries
Industrial assets on all continents, a fleet of 36 vessels (8 of which under construction)
2013 revenue: USD $15.7 Billion
Largest EPC in Europe and 3rd largest EPC in USA
Energy is the core business of Technip… 3
4. Subsea Offshore Onshore
Engineering and fabrication of fixed
platforms for shallow waters (TPG 500,
Unideck®)
Engineering and fabrication of floating
platforms for deep waters (Spar, semi-submersible
platforms, FPSO)
Leadership in floatover technology
Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (FLNG)
Construction yard
Design, manufacture and supply of
deepwater flexible and rigid pipelines,
umbilicals and riser systems
Subsea construction, pipeline
installation services and Heavy Lift
Six state-of-the-art flexible pipe and / or
umbilical manufacturing plants
Five spoolbases for reeled pipeline
assembly as well as four logistic bases
A constantly evolving fleet strategically
deployed in the world's major offshore
markets
Three Activities - One Technip
Gas treatment and liquefaction (LNG),
Gas-to-Liquids (GTL)
Oil refining (refining, hydrogen and
sulphur units)
Onshore pipelines
Petrochemicals (ethylene, aromatics,
olefins, polymers, fertilizers)
Process technologies (proprietary or
through alliances)
Biofuel and renewable energies
(including offshore wind)
Non-oil activities (principally in life
sciences, metals & mining, construction)
The best solutions across the 4value chain
5. Worldwide Presence
Orkanger
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Aberdeen
Newcastle
Paris
St. John’s
Luanda
Rio de Janeiro
Houston
Mumbai
Kuala Lumpur
Perth
Lagos
Vitória
Los Angeles
Caracas
Dande
Lobito
St. Petersburg
Port Harcourt
Barcelona
Lyon
Rome
Athens
The Hague
Düsseldorf
Evanton
London
Doha
Abu Dhabi
Chennai Bangkok
Singapore
Jakarta
Shanghai
Balikpapan
Pori
Le Trait
Bogota
New Delhi
Regional Headquarters / Operating centers
Manufacturing plants (flexible pipelines)
Manufacturing plants (umbilicals)
Construction yard
Spoolbases
Tanjung Langsat
Calgary
Monterrey
Oslo
Stavanger
Services base
Angra Porto
Cairo
Baghdad
Al Khobar
Warsaw
6. A Unique Global Procurement Network
Regional
Procurement
Manager
Global
Procurement
Officer
Category
Managers
Local
Procurement
Manager
Los Angeles
Houston
Rio de Janeiro
Caracas
Bogota
Vitoria
Pori
Oslo/Stavanger
Lobito
Barcelona
Abu Dhabi
Doha
Kuala Lumpur
Shanghai
Bangkok
Jakarta
Perth
Le Trait
Paris Lyon / Vaux en
Velin
Rome
Delhi
Chennai
Channelview
Aberdeen
London
The Hague
Newcastle
St John’s
Seoul
Dusseldorf
Mumbai
Beijing
Mexico
Regional Procurement Office
Local Procurement Office 6
7. We would like to
introduce our
Technology Partner…
JFE
Engineering
Company
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8. Waste to Energy Partnership Structure
• Construction Support
• Engineering and Design
• Gasification Technology
• Waste Handling Technology
• Operations and Maintenance
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Project Lead
Engineering and Design
Construction Management
Global Procurement System
Global Client Base and Market Entry System
Process Guarantees and Performance Warranty
10. JFE Group of Companies
Total 2013 Annual Revenue = $41.5 Billion
45.93 % ownership
100 % ownership
JFE Holdings
Japan Marine United
Net Sales
$3.6 B
Employees
6,000
JFE Engineering
$2.9 B
7,400
Net Sales
Employees
JFE Steel
Net Sales
$26.6 B
Employees
43,700
JFE Shoji Trade
Net Sales
$8.4 B
Employees
6,000 5
Since 1912 Since 1951
Joined Forces and
Established in 2003
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11. Environment
Energy
Net Sales
$2.9 B
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48％
26％
Industrial
JFE Engineering
Waste to Energy
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12. WTE Market Share in Japan
19,879 t/d
2012
37% Market
Share
A
13%
B
12%
C
F
4%
E
5%
10%
D
7%
Others
12%
2007 - 2012
JFE
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13. IWATE
Morioka
▲Morioka Shiwa Asso.
●Morioka Shiwa Asso.
TOKYO
Kita
Hachioji(Tobuki)
Itabashi
Hachioji(Tate)
Higashimurayama City
Suginami
Meguro
●Hino Motors Corp.
▲Okutama Town
Edogawa
Hachioji(Tobuki)
Fujimi Asso.
FUKUSHIMA
▲Tajima Shimogo Asso.
▲Seibu Envi Asso.
KANAGAWA
Yokohama City(Konan)
Yamato City
Kawasaki City(Ukishima)
Yokohama City(Kanazawa)
●◆Kanagawa Foundation
◆NS Yushiro Corp.
◆JFE Kankyo Corp.
YAMANASHI
▲Nakakoma
Asso.(’78､’97)
SHIZUOKA
▲Hamakita City
▲Sagara Town Asso.
Shizuoka City
▲Atami City
AOMORI
Hachinohe City
AKITA
▲Honjo Yuri Asso.
GIFU
▲Tajimi City
●Kakamigahara City
AICHI
Nagoya City(Tomita)
Tokai City
Okazaki City
Ichinomiya City
●Toyota Motors Corp.
Kasugai City
◆[Undisclosed
customer]
WAKAYAMA
▲Shingu City
• 162 total plants continuous operation in Japan
• 10 using NEW gasification technology
• JFE running full operations on 76
• 7 overseas facilities in operation
• JFE maintains all 162 facilities
OSAKA
SHIGA
▲Ritto Town
Takatsuki City
Ikeda City
Sennan Asso.
Osaka City(Hirano)
[Undisclosed customer]
HYOGO
Nishinomiya City(Tobu)
Nishinomiya
City(Seibu)
Ashiya City
Sasayama City
Inagawa Asso.
Nishinomiya City(Tobu)
Toyonaka-Itami Asso.
OITA
●Saiki Asso.
NIIGATA
▲Tokamachi Asso.(’74､‘93)
Niigata Asso.(Kameda)
▲Jyoetsu Asso.
Nigata City
FUKUI
Fukui Sakai Asso.
▲Obama City
TOYAMA
Takaoka City
Takaoka Asso.
NARA
▲Kamishimo Kitayama Asso.
HOKKAIDO
▲Nemuro City
Tomakomai City
●Hidaka Chubu Asso.
▲Okushiri Town
CHIBA
Matsudo City
Ichihara City
Inzai Asso. (’86,’99)
Funabashi City(Nanbu）
▲Yotsukaido City
Kanematsu Envi Corp.
▲Sambu Asso.
●Japan Recycle Corp.
SAITAMA
Kawaguchi City
▲Shobu Town
KawatuchiCity(Totsuka ’90,’94)
Ageo City
Tokorozawa City(Tobu)
●Yorii Orix
KYOTO
Kyoto City(Minami Dai1)
ISHIKAWA
▲Kahoku County
▲Kanazawa City Meat Center
TOTTORI
Tottori City
Chubu Asso.
Yonago City
OKAYAMA
●Okayama Envi Conservation
Asso.
●Mizushima Eco-Works Corp.
KAGOSHIMA
Kagoshima
City(Nanbu)
YAMAGUCHI
▲Syuyo Asso.
HIROSHIMA
Hiroshima City(Asaminami)
Fukuyama City
Hiroshima City(Asakita)
Kamo Asso.(‘85､‘01)
▲Fukashina Asso.
●Fukuyama Recycle Power Corp.
Hiroshima City(Asaminami)
KUMAMOTO
Kumamoto City(Tobu)
▲Amakusa Asso.
Kumoamto City(Seibu)
NAGASAKI
Sasebo City
▲Katsumoto Town
●Kenou Kennan Asso.
KOCHI
Konan Asso.
●Aki Asso.
SHIMANE
●Hamada Asso.
MIYAZAKI
Miyakonojo Asso.
Nobeoka City
FUKUOKA
Fukuoka City(Nanbu)
●Amagi Asakura Mii Asso.
●Chikushino Ogori Kiyama Asso.
TOKUSHIMA
●Cyuo Koiki Asso.
EHIME
Niihama City
Matsuyama City
▲ Ozu City Asso.
MIE
Tsu
City(Seibu)
▲Komono Town
▲Kumano City
▲Kawage Town
Suzuka City
OKINAWA
Urazoe City
▲Motobu Town Nakijinson Asso.
Naha City
MIYAGI
▲Miyagi Tobu Asso.
Sendai City(Imaizumi)
▲Sennan Asso.(Murata)
▲Sennan Asso.(Kakuda)
Miyagi Tobu Asso.
Gumma
Kiryu City(’77､‘80)
▲Tatebayashi City
Maebashi City
▲Kusatsu City
▲Tomioka City
TOCHIGI
▲Tochigi Asso. ▲Aso Asso.
▲Kuroiso City(’91､‘93) ▲Haga Chubu Asso.
Nasu Asso.
IBAGAGI
Ryugasaki Asso. ▲Aso Town Asso.
●Ibaragi Envi Conservation Asso.
JFE’s Track Record
Waste Thermal Treatment Plants（1968 to Present）
1. TAICHUNG
(TAIWAN)
2. SAMUI
(THAILAND)
3. BANGPOO
(THAILAND)
4. GENTING
(MALAYSIA)
5. ALBANO
(ITALY)
6. QINGDAO
(CHINA)
7. SHANGHAI
(CHINA)
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14. Proven Gasification Track Record
10 NEW technology High Temperature Gasification Type plants (20 furnaces)
in operation starting in 2003
Italy Japan
2 plants under construction
3 plants in design stage
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15. JFE Built: World’s Single Largest Gasifier
Completion March 2004
Waste RDF (18.2 MJ/kg)
Capacity 350 t/d (1 Line)
Boiler /
Steam
Turbine
6.0 MPa / 450 deg-C
Power Generation: 20 MW
Efficiency: 31 %
Flue Gas
Treatment
Dry Type + SCR
Furnace
Slag Outlet
RDF Feeding Conveyor Water Granulation
Bag Filter
Conveyor
Fukuyama Plant
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19. AVAILABLE SOLUTIONS
JFE/TECHNIP OPTIONS FOR TREATMENT OF NEW OR EXISTING LANDFILLS
ANEROBIC DIGESTION
GASIFICATION
LAND FILL GAS CONVERSION
INTEGRATED
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20. ANEROBIC DIGESTION
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Easy and fast deployment,
inexpensive, first step to total
waste elimination.
22. GASIFICATION
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Recyclables /
Organics
Inorganic
and Other
MSW>
>MRF Total Power
Steam
Steam Turbine
Generator
23. LAND FILL GAS CONVERSION:
MAKE POWER or BURN THE GAS OFF
Total Power
Recyclables /
Organics
Inorganics
and Other
MSW>
>MRF
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Land Fill Gas
BURN THE GAS
Turbine Generator
MAKE POWER
24. INTEGRATED POWER PLANT
Total Power
Sludge
Steam
Waste Heat
Recyclables /
Organics
Inorganic
and Other
MSW>
>MRF
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Gasifier
Optional
Land Fill
Gas
Turbine Generator
Steam Turbine
Generator
Digester
BioGas
25. Summary: High Temperature Melt Gasification System
Proven technology: 10 plants@62.8 t/h>17 plants@150 t/h
Largest gasification furnace: 13.1 t/h
Various waste treatment:
Biomass
RDF/SRF MSW
Sewage Sludge
Landfill/Industrial
Hazardous/Medical
High efficiency power generation: η ≥ 31 %
Advanced emission control:0.000053 ng-TEQ/Nm3
Recyclable slag and 2m5 etal:
26. A NEW DIMENSION IN PPP
People support change and
administrative mandate to
clean up and be responisble
Planet is patient, science is solid,
and people demand responsible
deployment of technology
Profit is not just money to fund
increased growth but a clean
environment and a healthy planet
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27. FEEDSTOCK:OUTPUT OPTIONS
Hypothetical: 1,000 T/D
All output values are approximate
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FEEDSTOCK
TYPE
INPUT
CAPACITY
INPUT
FRACTION
OUTPUT
TYPE
OUTPUT
CAPACITY
WASTE
ELIMINATED
MSW 1,000 TPD
GASIFICATION
ELEC PWR 35-90 MW
>94%
STEAM 175-200 TPH
ANEROBIC
DIGSTION ELEC PWR 15MW >65%
AD + GASFN ELEC PWR 55-85MW >99%
LFG
Land Fill
Gas
9,000 SCFM
CLEAN &
CONVERT
(PIPELINE
QUALITY)
ELEC PWR
(Turbine)
35 MW NO
pollutants
into the air
and ALL
volatiles
produce
power
PIPELINE 5,400SCFM
STEAM
(Industrial
200 TPH
Processes)
28. PROCESS
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Data Collection
from Client:
Questionnaire
answered by
City Engineers
(30-45 days)
Pre-FEED
Agreement: Paid
by client to
complete on-site
survey, data
adjustment,
engineering and
design parameters
(60-90 days)
Adjustment
Conference: Client
meeting to make final
round of design
adjustments and
recommendations
prior to FEED design
(2-5 days)
FEED Agreement:
Paid by client to
finalize design to
within ±10% capacity,
process, output and
pricing
(3-6 months)
Project
Commencement:
Begin construction
of project, site
preparation and
fabrication
(9-18 months)
29. CONCLUSIONS
JFE/Technip provide a bankable turnkey waste treatment system with process
guarantees
Our modular design meets changing requirements or future expansion
We design for specific geographic locations, any waste streams, all
economics and we meet any legislative requirements
Our process guarantees derive from strong balance sheets, financial
support, and legacy operations of successful global projects
Our goal is to start the first full scale gasification project in Brazil in 2014
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30. Thank You
for Your Time
and
Attention
Authorized by JFE and Technip
Rua Padre Vieira, 103
Campinas, SP, Brasil
CEP 13026-026
55-19-3232-6870
www.brasilplus.net
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