The document proposes an investment opportunity through a joint venture between Tyumen Oil Group and Green Energy Petroleum to develop liquefied natural gas (LNG) infrastructure in Russia. The joint venture, called Tyumen Oman Oil, aims to attract $4.5 billion in investment to construct an LNG pipeline, terminal, and processing plant with an initial capacity of 10 million tons per year in the Leningrad region of Russia. Further development could increase annual LNG production capacity to 50 million tons, supplying fuel from the North Sea shelf. The project involves purchasing land and obtaining approvals over the next 1-2 years, followed by 3 years of construction.
Poyry - How can small-scale LNG help grow the European gas market? - Point of...Pöyry
A large new market for natural gas is under rapid development whilst also reducing emissions. LNG is reaching markets previously inaccessible to pipeline gas; as a fuel for transport and for communities remote from the gas grid. A significant development is the use of LNG in marine transport, which currently uses heavy fuel oils.
Overview on Transmission pipeline of gas over the world
and the transnational pipelines fro India
Includes many countries pipelines such as Russia , Europe , China , Pakistan , India , Gulf Nations , Iran , Iraq and issues and challenges faced foe these pipelines by diffrent nations, both origin nation , destination and the mediator nations
Good Overalling
total slides = 46
pressented in year 2015
Poyry - How can small-scale LNG help grow the European gas market? - Point of...Pöyry
A large new market for natural gas is under rapid development whilst also reducing emissions. LNG is reaching markets previously inaccessible to pipeline gas; as a fuel for transport and for communities remote from the gas grid. A significant development is the use of LNG in marine transport, which currently uses heavy fuel oils.
Overview on Transmission pipeline of gas over the world
and the transnational pipelines fro India
Includes many countries pipelines such as Russia , Europe , China , Pakistan , India , Gulf Nations , Iran , Iraq and issues and challenges faced foe these pipelines by diffrent nations, both origin nation , destination and the mediator nations
Good Overalling
total slides = 46
pressented in year 2015
How Albanian legislation facilitates the exploration and development of hydro...Albania Energy Association
Presentation: How Albanian legislation facilitates the exploration and development of hydrocarbons
Dael Dervishi, Executive Director, National Agency of Natural Resources (AKBN)
South stream offshore pipeline Boom to Bulgariasumitjaura
Natural gas is the most climate-friendly fossil fuel; and it is both efficient and abundant. Yet while European demand for gas is rising, domestic production is declining, due to dwindling European reserves. The International Energy Agency projects annual gas demand in Europe to grow by 15% between 2010 and 2035. Within the same time period, production in Europe will decrease by more than 50%.1 Therefore, the region needs additional gas supplies and reliable supply routes to secure its energy for the coming decades. The South Stream Offshore Pipeline is scheduled to deliver first gas to Europe by the end of 2015.
Presentation: The role of Southern Gas Corridor for energy security of Europe
Ilkin Aslanov, Executive Assistant to SOCAR President Advisor, SOCAR, Azerbaijan
Presentation: Environmental services for the oil and gas industry
Giannis Karakolis, North Greece Director, POLYECO S.A.
Simon Geragthy, Drilling Waste Management Expert, POLYECO S.A
Presentation: Concessions and the legal framework in Energy
Etleva Kondi, Director of Concessions, Procurement and Privatisation, Ministry of Energy and Industry
Presentation: Strengthening integration on Energy Community and investment opportunities
Lorenc Gordani, Professor of EU Law and Project Director, ACERC
Presentation: The refining sector of Albania
Christophe Darbord, Chief Executive Officer, Armo Refinery
Presentation: What is the energy investment outlook in Albania for 2020?
Entela Çipa, Advisor to the Minister of Energy and Industry
Presentation: Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative - EITI in Albania
Dorina Çinari, Director, Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) Albania
Presentation: The National Economic Council; Fostering Business-Government dialogue
Elona Varfi, COO, National Economic Council (NEC)
Keynote Presentation from the Ministry of Energy and Industry - Electricity Directorate
Agim Bregasi, Director of Policies and Development of Electricity, Ministry of Energy and Industry
Presentation: An overview of Albania’s greatest energy source - Hydropower
Aas Agnar, Director of Governmental Affairs, Devoll Hydropower, Albania
Presentation: An overview of the mining sector in Albania
Mehmet Hasalami, Policy and Development Directorate of Mines, Ministry of Energy and Industry
Andrea Marroni - Expert Leader - Climate Change, AF - Mercados EMI EuropeWEC Italia
Slides presentate a Roma il 21 novembre 2013 in occasione del Workshop "Il Ruolo della Marina Militare per l'Impiego del Gas Naturale nella Propulsione Navale" promosso da @ConferenzaGNL, un progetto a cura di Symposia e WEC Italia - TWITTER #GNL @ItalianNavy
With the beginning of the millennium,
Most of the world countries started to turn
toward the natural gas as an alternative
energy resource instead of crude oil and
harmless resource for the environment.
Global conflict signs started to shape
because of the countries’ interests
encounter - specially, in the near and
middle east regions.
In this presentation, I will try to explain
these signs by dividing the related
countries to three categories:
1- Consuming Countries.
2- Producing Countries.
3- Transit Countries.
How Albanian legislation facilitates the exploration and development of hydro...Albania Energy Association
Presentation: How Albanian legislation facilitates the exploration and development of hydrocarbons
Dael Dervishi, Executive Director, National Agency of Natural Resources (AKBN)
South stream offshore pipeline Boom to Bulgariasumitjaura
Natural gas is the most climate-friendly fossil fuel; and it is both efficient and abundant. Yet while European demand for gas is rising, domestic production is declining, due to dwindling European reserves. The International Energy Agency projects annual gas demand in Europe to grow by 15% between 2010 and 2035. Within the same time period, production in Europe will decrease by more than 50%.1 Therefore, the region needs additional gas supplies and reliable supply routes to secure its energy for the coming decades. The South Stream Offshore Pipeline is scheduled to deliver first gas to Europe by the end of 2015.
Presentation: The role of Southern Gas Corridor for energy security of Europe
Ilkin Aslanov, Executive Assistant to SOCAR President Advisor, SOCAR, Azerbaijan
Presentation: Environmental services for the oil and gas industry
Giannis Karakolis, North Greece Director, POLYECO S.A.
Simon Geragthy, Drilling Waste Management Expert, POLYECO S.A
Presentation: Concessions and the legal framework in Energy
Etleva Kondi, Director of Concessions, Procurement and Privatisation, Ministry of Energy and Industry
Presentation: Strengthening integration on Energy Community and investment opportunities
Lorenc Gordani, Professor of EU Law and Project Director, ACERC
Presentation: The refining sector of Albania
Christophe Darbord, Chief Executive Officer, Armo Refinery
Presentation: What is the energy investment outlook in Albania for 2020?
Entela Çipa, Advisor to the Minister of Energy and Industry
Presentation: Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative - EITI in Albania
Dorina Çinari, Director, Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) Albania
Presentation: The National Economic Council; Fostering Business-Government dialogue
Elona Varfi, COO, National Economic Council (NEC)
Keynote Presentation from the Ministry of Energy and Industry - Electricity Directorate
Agim Bregasi, Director of Policies and Development of Electricity, Ministry of Energy and Industry
Presentation: An overview of Albania’s greatest energy source - Hydropower
Aas Agnar, Director of Governmental Affairs, Devoll Hydropower, Albania
Presentation: An overview of the mining sector in Albania
Mehmet Hasalami, Policy and Development Directorate of Mines, Ministry of Energy and Industry
Andrea Marroni - Expert Leader - Climate Change, AF - Mercados EMI EuropeWEC Italia
Slides presentate a Roma il 21 novembre 2013 in occasione del Workshop "Il Ruolo della Marina Militare per l'Impiego del Gas Naturale nella Propulsione Navale" promosso da @ConferenzaGNL, un progetto a cura di Symposia e WEC Italia - TWITTER #GNL @ItalianNavy
With the beginning of the millennium,
Most of the world countries started to turn
toward the natural gas as an alternative
energy resource instead of crude oil and
harmless resource for the environment.
Global conflict signs started to shape
because of the countries’ interests
encounter - specially, in the near and
middle east regions.
In this presentation, I will try to explain
these signs by dividing the related
countries to three categories:
1- Consuming Countries.
2- Producing Countries.
3- Transit Countries.
New base 30 december 2019 energy news issue 1306 by khaled al awadi -compr...Khaled Al Awadi
Greetings,
It is my pleasure to share with you our latest energy news from NewBase Energy News 30 December 2019 - Issue No. 1306 Senior Editor Eng. Khaled Al Awadi
Regards,
Your Energy Consultant
Khaled Al AwadiGreetings,
It is my pleasure to share with you our latest energy news from NewBase Energy News 30 December 2019 - Issue No. 1306 Senior Editor Eng. Khaled Al Awadi
Regards,
Your Energy Consultant
Khaled Al AwadiGreetings,
It is my pleasure to share with you our latest energy news from NewBase Energy News 30 December 2019 - Issue No. 1306 Senior Editor Eng. Khaled Al Awadi
Regards,
Your Energy Consultant
Khaled Al Awadi
[Asian Steel Watch] Vol.3 (2017.6)
On the Cover
Will the Shipbuilding Industry Flourish Again?
The shipbuilding industry will be recovered in the long term backed by global economic growth and highly influenced by environmental issues and technological advances. Under strict environmental regulations, demand for eco-friendly ships will rise. Ships will be required to use low-sulfur fuel oil. A wide range of technologies will bring about differentiated and innovative types of ships. Under the influence of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, remotely controlled or fully autonomous ships will become available in the future. Emerging technology will not only change ships, but also shipyards and the shipping and port industries. The changing steel industry will result in qualitative changes of steel products. As vessels become larger and lighter, the steel intensity of ship’s tonnage will fall continuously, and then decline even further following the rise of electric propulsion, unmanned, and autonomous ships.
This paper was written in 2000 as part of the CEPMLP's LLM in Petroleum Law and Policy program. It examines the challenges faced by Middle Eastern LNG in Asian and European markets.
2. TYUMEN OMAN OIL
OFFERS AN
INVESTMENT OPORTUNITY IN THE
DEVELOPMENT OF
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS (LNG) PIPELINE
CONSTRUCTION, LNG ,LIGHT OIL & PETROCHEMICAL
PRODUCTION FACILITIES
GREEN ENERGY
PETROLEUM LLC 2
3. COMPANY BACKGROUND
TYUMEN OIL GROUP LIMITED
* Tyumen Oil Company operates as an oil and gas company in Russia.
* The principal activities of the group include oil and gas field
development, production, and refining.
*The Ryazan Refinery, which is the group’s primary refining facility,
engages in the production of the high-octane gasoline (A-92, 95).
* The group distributes its products through gas stations and a franchises
program.
* The products of the group are made available to both wholesale and
retail buyers.
* The group was established and incorporated in Russia in August 1995.
Strategic Partners: Zarubezhgeologia, Rosneft, GPB Global Resources,
Rosatom and Novatec.
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4. COMPANY BACKGROUND
GREEN ENERGY PETROLEUM LLC
* Green Energy Petroleum LLC is registered in the Sultanate of Oman,
specializing oil supply and trading company dealing in niche product lines,
providing our customers with stability from volatility. Our stated aim is to
provide the highest quality service to the international oil and gas industry in
upstream, downstream, and distribution.
* We are actively involved in the Middle East, North Africa / East Africa /
South Africa, Sub-Continent, South East Asia, Far East, and South America,
supplying, trading, storing, marketing, distribution, bunkering, and shipping
of crude oil and refined products such as LPG, gasoline, jet fuel, kerosene,
naphtha, gasoil (diesel) and fuel oil.
* The founders of Green Energy Petroleum LLC have excellent relations with
major corporations, financial institutions, governments, and refiners all over
the world. Green Energy Petroleum LLC personally manages global trading,
which goes beyond knowledge of transactions and distribution, to include a
comprehensive involvement with the products being exchanged.
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5. JV PARTNERS
TYUMEN OMAN OIL is a Joint Venture between Tyumen Oil Group
Limited, and Green Energy Petroleum LLC, to seek investment to
exploit and bring to market, LNG, light oil refining, petrochemical and
pipeline construction facilities, initially in the Russian Federation.
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6. AIM OF THE JV
The aim of the JV is to implement the following in the Russian Federation:
Attract investment to exploit the commercial opportunities to build LNG
pipelines and LNG terminals (fuel and energy complex) in the regions of
Vusokinskiy – (Strait of Bjorkezund on the Baltic Sea, in the Gulf of Finland) ,
Leningrad and Primorsky and pos.Ermilovo.
The JV construction cost over 3 years (approximately) for building a light oil
products facility, LNG gas pipeline and LNG plant (initial capacity of
10,000,000 tones – with 6 production lines) is:
USD 4.5 Billion
Future development could increase LNG production to 50 million tones a
year, with feedstock from the North Sea shelf.
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7. WHY LNG?
LNG IS CLEANER, MORE EFFICIENT and SAFER THAN OIL
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8. WHY INVEST IN LNG?
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LNG is a clean-burning fuel whose combustion generates no unburned
residues, particulates or soot, and releases less greenhouse gas than the
other fossil fuels.
Its high calorific value allows latest-generation power plants to achieve
high energy efficiency using cogeneration or combined cycle configurations,
limiting both energy consumption and atmospheric emissions.
On the strength of these advantages, the share of natural gas in power
generation is projected to rise from 20% in 2004 to nearly 25% in 2030.
Source TOTAL
9. WHY INVEST IN LNG?
EMISSION CONTROL AREAS (ECAs) WILL DOMINATE THE MARINE BUNKER
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SECTOR
10. WHY INVEST IN LNG?
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ECA WILL DOMINATE THE MARINE BUNKER SECTOR
ECA ZONES IN EU, N.AMERICA AND LATELY HONG KONG (LOW SULPHUR FUEL
WILL BE IMPOSED)
REDUCED SOx EMISSIONS BY 90%
REDUCED NOx EMISSIONS
REDUCED COx EMISSIONS BY 20%
UNIT COST COMPARABLE TO FUEL OIL (EVEN CHEAPER IN SOME AREAS)
ONE M3 OF LIQUIFIED LNG, EQUALS TO 600 M3 OF LNG IN CONSUMER NATURAL
STATE
11. WHY INVEST IN LNG?
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LIQUEFACTION, UNLOCKING NEW OPPORTUNITIES
One of the main reasons for the emergence of the LNG industry is that it
makes transporting natural gas over long distances both technically and
economically feasible. This spells opportunity for both gas-producing and gas-consuming
countries:
Exporting LNG by carrier means that huge reserves of gas located far from major
consumer regions can be tapped.
Liquefaction creates new market opportunities, generating revenues that stimulate
the economies of producing nations. In addition, liquefaction often contributes to
the reduction of gas flaring associated with crude oil production, thus limiting
greenhouse gas emissions.
The LNG value chain not only promotes the use of an energy source with a smaller
environmental footprint than other fossil resources, it also addresses the concerns
of consumer nations regarding their diversity of supply while reducing their energy
dependence on countries that supply natural gas via pipeline. Source TOTAL
12. WHY INVEST IN LNG?
Unlike piped natural gas, a cargo of LNG can be diverted end route. This
promotes the flexibility that consumer nations need to manage their
supply, and enables producing nations to optimize the monetization of their
assets. This flexibility has been spurred by the increase in short-term LNG
trading tied to market deregulation.
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14. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Energy "Vysokinsky" is located in a deep area of the Strait Bjorkezund (Gulf of
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Finland),
150 km north of St Petersburg.
It is planned to build a terminal capable of handling 5 million tones of both liquefied
industrial gas (LNG-LNG) and light oil.
THE PROJECT IS DIVIDED INTO 7 COMPONENTS
1. Plant industrial gas liquefaction (LNG);
2. Refinery (to be build on the coast with direct access to the sea)
3. Petrochemical Plant;
4. 2 berths will be constructed with a depth of 17.8 meters each at the wall. The 2 main
technical sub contractor companies are Tecofi for gas compressors and Cjrken for the
manufacture of specialized equipment.
5. The "LENMORNIIPROEKT" development marks the first stage of the LNG terminal,
which will have the capability to ship 1.5 million tons of oil a year and an LNG terminal
with the capacity to transshipment 5 million tons per year. Storage tank capacity will be
54,75,85 cubic meters and the effective loading speed “tank-ship”/”ship-tank” up to 700
tons / hour.
15. IMPLEMENTATION
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* Shared compensation costs to one of the owners of 3,000 hectares /6km of land in
the Leningrad region, Primorsk district, in the village of Yermilovo (coastal part of the
Baltic sea on the Finish Gulf). Selling price of the shares of “Tyumen Oman Oil” will be
$155 millions.
* Preliminary design work, development of the project in relation to property, the
introduction of the project to the region’s Master Plan Committee for final approval by
the Project Committee. The combined cost over 10-14 months for the project feasibility
study, infrastructure design and construction, including labor accommodation total: USD
235 millions
* A 3 year project for the construction of the terminal for LNG and light petroleum
products, 500m gas pipeline to the terminal, and the LNG processing plant with the total
capacity of 10,000,000 MT ( including the construction of six production lines). The coast
of the project is $4.5billion
* Future development will accommodate new critical infrastructure and pipelines to
increase LNG production to a 50million tones a year capacity, making “Tyumen Oman
Oil” one of the most powerful companies in the world supplying up to 50 trillion cubic
meters of LNG a year from the North Sea shelf.
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