June 13 - 19, 2016

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*Sources: DMS Projects

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EP: Engineering & Procurement

COMPANY NEWSPROJECT FACILITY BUDGET ($M) STATUS

Block D Exploration Exploration 200 Shelved

Laffan Refinery Company Limited - Laffan Refinery 2 (LR2) Refinery 1,500 Construction

Occidental Petroleum Corporation (OXY) - Expansion of Idd el-Shargi North Dome (ISND Phase-5) - Package 1 Oil Field 5,000 EPC ITB

Occidental Petroleum Corporation (OXY) - Expansion of Idd el-Shargi North Dome (ISND Phase-5) - Package 2 Oil Field 5,000 EPC ITB

Oryx GTL - Expansion of Gas To Liquids Plant Gas to Liquids (GTL) 1,500 Feasibility Study

Qatar Petrochemical Company (QAPCO) - Ethylene Plant Expansion - Phase 3 Ethylene 300 E & P

Qatar Petroleum (QP) - Air Compressor Replacement at Mesaieed Refinery Gas Processing 50 Construction

Qatar Petroleum (QP) - Bi-directional Pipeline Between KM and KS Gas Pipeline 80 Construction

Qatar Petroleum (QP) - Bul Hanine Redevelopment (Offshore) Oil Field Development 11,000 EPC ITB

Qatar Petroleum (QP) - EPS Qatar - Expandable Polystyrene (EPS) Plant Polystyrene 500 Design

Qatar Petroleum (QP) - Hamad International Airport Jet A1 Fuel Pipeline Jet Fuel Pipeline 300 E & P

Qatar Petroleum (QP) - Vapour Recovery System at Multi Product Berth Gas Processing 50 Feed

Qatar Petroleum (QP) - Wellhead Scada & Cathodic Protection (Dukhan Field) Oil Production 200 Construction

Qatar Petroleum (QP) / Qatar Petrochemical Company (QAPCO) - Al Sejeel Petrochemical Complex - Aromatics Plant Aromatics 1,000 On Hold

Qatar Petroleum (QP) / Shell - Al Karaana Petrochemical Complex - (Overview) Petrochemical Plant 6,000 Shelved

Qatar Petroleum (QP) / Shell - Al Karaana Petrochemical Complex - Package 1 Petrochemical Plant 3,000 Shelved

Qatar Petroleum (QP) / Shell - Al Karaana Petrochemical Complex - Package 2 Petrochemical Plant 3,000 Shelved

Qatar Petroleum - Al Shaheen Offshore Field Development Plan Oil & Gas Field 500 Construction

Qatar Petroleum - Dukhan Nitrogen Storage & Distribution Facility Gas Storage Tanks 300 Shelved

RasGas - Qatar Barzan Gas Field Development Project (Overview) Gas Field Development 10,300 Construction

RasGas - Qatar Barzan Gas Field Development Project - Offshore - Phase 2 Gas Field Development 700 E & P

RasGas - Qatar Barzan Gas Field Development Project - Offshore - Phase 3 Gas Field Development 300 E & P

RasGas - Qatar Barzan Gas Field Development Project - Onshore - Phase 1 Gas Field Development 1,700 Construction

RasGas - Qatar Barzan Gas Field Development Project - Onshore - Phase 2 Gas Field Development 2,000 Feasibility Study

Shell - Pearl GTL Scheme - Onshore & Offshore Facilities Natural Gas Liquefaction 20,000 Construction

INDEPENDENT remotely operated vehicle (ROV) provider Rovop has been awarded £3 million ($4.36 million) worth of new contracts, which sees the company expanding into two new territories.

For the first time Rovop will complete projects in South East Asia and Mexico, signalling success for both its Aberdeen and Houston bases.

The company has also announced the appointment of Neil Francis as Vice President of Business Development in Houston.

Neil brings over 20-years of ROV experience to the role, having held various commercial and operational positions, and will drive and lead Rovop’s business growth in the US. Chief executive, Steven Gray, said: “The market remains challenging but our ability to save operating costs for our customers, while using the best equipment and personnel on the market, means we continue to enjoy regular contract wins.

“These awards further encourage the successful establishment of our Houston office last year and build on the completion of several workscopes in the US Gulf of Mexico and Central and South America over the past three years.

“Rovop has reduced its pricing to ensure we are competitive and meet our client’s requirements in this challenging market. The chal-lenge the industry faces should not be underestimated but we are work-ing to reduce costs for customers by reducing vessel time and increase efficiency.”

Commercial director, Euan Tait, explained the addition of Mr Francis to the Rovop team will be key:

“Neil’s appointment will act as a catalyst for our future ambitions. He has exceptional experience and knowledge of the industry. His role as vice president of Business Development will further improve our reputa-tion of providing excellence to our customers and is an important part of our plans to step into new territories to further strengthen our position.”

Rovop is an independent company dedicated to providing the best possible Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) services to the offshore energy industry.

Rovop wins deals in Mexico, Asia

Name of client : QP – Qatar Petroleum Budget : $11 billionFacility type : Oil Field DevelopmentSector : OilStatus : EPC ITBLocation : Bul HanineFeed : Aker SolutionsPMC : QP Background

Qatar Petroleum (QP) will drill 150 wells through 2028 in a redevelopment of offshore Bul Hanine oil field. On production since 1972, the field lies about 120 km east off Qatari coast. The redevelopment is part of a comprehensive plan implemented to raise ef-ficiency of producing fields as well as implementation of various well drilling programs to increase crude oil reserves. Project status

March 2016: Prequalifying documents have been submitted along with the announcement of ITB for Feed on phase 2, which is expected to materialise 2nd quarter of 2016 should the project push through.

Aker solutions has four weeks to reduce costs for phase 2.Project scope

The scope of the scheme involves:• Includes new offshore central production facilities and a new onshore gas liquids processing facility at Mesaieed.

• Massive drilling campaign of about 150 new wells between now and the year 2028.• New wells will be drilled from the existing/modified well-head jackets, as well as from 14 new wellhead jackets. Both new and modified wellhead jackets, in addition to associated production and injection flow-lines, will form parts of the project works.• All wellheads stream fluids will be processed in the new offshore central complex, comprising of produc-tion, compression, utility and living quarter platforms, with topsides weight ranging from 4,000 to 14,000 tonnes. • Produced oil will be sent to Halul Island for export.• The produced sour rich gas of about 900 million cu-bic feet per day will travel via a new 150-kilometre subsea pipeline to a new gas treatment facility in Me-saieed for products recovery• Lean sweet gas will be sent via a new subsea pipeline back to the new off-shore facilities for compression and injection.• Redevelopment project will replace some of Bul Ha-nine field’s offshore facilities.Project financeQatar Petroleum (QP) is the client.Project schedule Feasibility Study Q2-2014EPC ITB Q4-2015Construction Q3-2017Completion Q1-2028

QP – Bul Hanine (Offshore) redevelopment

QP ... redeveloping Bul Hanine

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