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ENERGY CONSULTING Petr Steiner Manager, Refining, Eastern Europe & CIS International Fuel Quality Center Lowering Sulfur in Fuels and Transition to Lead-Free Petrol: EU Trends and CIS Refining Challenges ENERGY CONSULTING All about Energy

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Page 1: IFQC - Lowering Sulfur in Fuels

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ENERGY CONSULTING

Petr SteinerManager, Refining, Eastern Europe & CIS

International Fuel Quality Center

Lowering Sulfur in Fuels and Transition to Lead-Free Petrol:

EU Trends and CIS Refining Challenges

ENERGY CONSULTING

All about Energy

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International Fuel Quality Center

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EN 14 274 (FQMS)EN 14 274 (FQMS)EN 14 275 (sampling)EN 14 275 (sampling)

EN 14 214 (FAME)EN 14 214 (FAME)

EN 228EN 228--20042004EN 590EN 590--20042004

EN 228EN 228--19991999EN 590EN 590--19991999

Sulfur for gasoline and diesel fuel, aromatics

for gasoline 01/01/2005

Environmental Parameters 01/01/2000

19931993 19961996 19971997 20002000 2005200519981998 20032003 20092009

100% market10 ppm Sulfur

01/01/2009

EuropeanEuropeanCommissionCommissionParliamentParliament

CouncilCouncil

20012001

C.E.N.C.E.N.

Revision proposalRevision proposalfor Directive 98/70for Directive 98/70

Auto Oil 1Auto Oil 1Directive 2003/17Directive 2003/17Review processReview process

Emissions Directive 98/69Emissions Directive 98/69Fuels Directive 98/70Fuels Directive 98/70

20042004

EN 228EN 228--1993 (1993 (gasolinegasoline))EN 590EN 590--1993 (diesel fuel) 1993 (diesel fuel)

Biofuels Directive2003/30/EC

EN 228EN 228--19981998EN 590EN 590--19981998

Auto Oil 2Auto Oil 2

Environmental parameters 01/01/2005

10ppm sulfur

EU Fuels Policy

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EU Gasoline Specifications

*2005 introduction of 10 ppm sulfur - Fuel must be geographically available in an appropriately balanced manner(1)Regular petrol: Petrol blended with 0-5 vol% biofuel(2)Low biofuel petrol: Petrol blended with 5-10 vol% biofuel(3)Petrol with a minimum 3 vol% bio content

MMT banned from 2010Use of additives

NoneNoneNone0.013Lead [g/dm3] max

56 / 66 (arctic)+ 4 kPa waiver for arctic360 / 70 (arctic)60 / 70 (arctic)35 - 100RVP [kPa] summer

1050 (10)*1501,000 / 500Sulfur [ppm] max

2.7 (regular petrol)1

3.7 (low biofuel petrol)22.72.7-Oxygen [wt%] max

1.01.01.05.0Benzene [vol%] max

181818-Olefins [vol%] max

353542-Aromatics [vol%] max

Euro VEuro IVEuro IIIEuro IIVehicle emission Standard equivalent

2009200520001993/1995Entry to force

Proposal MEP Dorette Corbey(Nov 2007)

Dir 98/70Dir 98/70EN 228:

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EU Diesel Specifications

Full alignment of gas oils used for non-road and inland waterways with

on-road diesel by Dec. 31, 2009

360360360360Distillation T95 [°C] max

845845845820 - 860Density at 15°C [kg/m3]

51515146 - 49Cetane number min

1050 (10)*3502,000 / 500Sulfur [ppm] max

61111-PolyAromatics [vol%] max

2009200520001993/1996Entry to force

Proposal MEP Dorette Corbey(Nov 2007)

Dir 98/70Dir 98/70EN 590:

*2005 introduction of 10 ppm sulfur - Fuel must be geographically available in an appropriately balanced manner

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Market Share of Gasoline with 10 ppm Sulfur Content in EU-27 (2006)

>80% market share

<10% market share10-30% market share30-80% market share

FR (RON98)

ESPT

IE

UK

IT

DE

SE

FI

EE

LV

LT

PL

CZ

AT

SK

HU

SI RO

BU

EL

DK

NL

BE

LU

CY

No data

Use of tax incentive for 10 ppm sulfur fuel

MT

Market Share 10ppm Gasoline

Non EU27 Member State

Source: IFQC

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Market Share of Diesel with 10 ppm Sulfur Content in EU-27 (2006)

>80% market share

<10% market share10-30% market share30-80% market share

FR(Motorways )

ESPT

IE

UK

IT

DE

SE

FI

EE

LV

LT

PL

CZ

ATSK

HUSI RO

BU

EL

DK

NL

BELU

CY

No data

Use of tax incentive for 10 ppm sulfur fuel

MT

Market Share 10ppm Diesel

Non EU27 Member State

Source: IFQC

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Overall CIS Situation - Fuel Quality

3 countries ultra-low sulfur legislation 50 (10) ppm {BY, RU, UA}regional range sulfur level (on-road) 10 - 2,000 ppmregional range sulfur level (off-road) 500 - 6,500 ppmregional range cetane number 45 - 51regional range density at 15°C (on-road) 830 - 860 kg/m3

regional range density at 15°C (off-road) 830 - 860 kg/m3

Gasoline

Diesel

11 countries unleaded TJ still leaded3 countries ultra-low sulfur legislation 50 (10) ppm {BY, RU, UA}regional range sulfur level 50 - 1,000 ppmregional range aromatics level 35 - 55 vol%regional range benzene level 1.0 - 5.0 vol%regional range RVP at 37.8°C (min-max) 35 - 100 kPa

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Russia - State Fuel Specifications

Regular Euro-92 /Premium Euro-95 /Super Euro-98

Normal-80 / Regular-92 / Premium-95 / Super-98

A-72 / AI-93

Grades

150 - 50 - 10

500

1,000 (500)

Sulfur level

0.005GOST R 51866-2002(May ’07 - EN 228:2004)

0.010GOST R 51105-97(EN 228:1993)

0.013GOST 2084-77

Lead levelSpecification

Type I / Type II / Sulfur-free

Type I / Type II / Premium

Grades

350 - 50 - 10GOST R 52368-2005(temperate, winter, arctic)

2,000 - 5,000 - 2,0002,000 - 4,000 - 2,000

GOST 305-82(summer, winter, arctic)

Sulfur levelSpecification

Gasoline

Diesel

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Belarus - State Fuel Specifications

Regular / Premium

Normal-80 / Regular-92 / Premium-95 / Super-98

A-72 / A-76 / AI-93 / AI-95

Grades

50 - 10

500

1,000 (500)

Sulfur level

0.005STB 1656-2006(EN 228:2004)

0.010GOST 31077-2002(EN 228:1993)

0.013GOST 2084-77

Lead levelSpecification

Type I / Sulfur-free

Type I / Type II / Premium

Grades

50 - 10STB 1658-2006(temperate, arctic)

2,000 - 5,000 - 2,0002,000 - 4,000 - 2,000

GOST 305-82(summer, winter, arctic)

Sulfur levelSpecification

Gasoline

Diesel

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Ukraine - State Fuel Specifications

Regular Euro-92 /Premium Euro-95 /Super Euro-98

A-80 / A-92 / A-95 / A-98

Grades

50 - 10

500

Sulfur level

0.005DSTU 4839:2007(EN 228:2004)

0.013DSTU 4063-2001

Lead levelSpecification

500 - 1,000 - 2,0005,000 - 6,500

Type I / Type II / Type IIIType IV / Type V

DSTU 3868-99

50 - 10Type I / Sulfur-freeDSTU 4840:2007(EN 590:2004)

Grades Sulfur levelSpecification

Gasoline

Diesel

GOST 305-82 used only for military purposes since Oct. 2003

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Azerbaijan, Georgia,Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan- State Fuel Specifications

Normal-80 / Regular-92 / Premium-95 / Super-98

A-72 / A-76 / AI-93 / AI-95

Grades

500

1,000 (500)

Sulfur level

0.010GOST R 51105-97

0.013GOST 2084-77

Lead levelSpecification

Type I / Type II / Premium

Grades

2,000 - 5,000 - 2,0002,000 - 4,000 - 2,000

GOST 305-82(summer, winter, arctic)

Sulfur levelSpecification

Gasoline

Diesel

Uzbekistan still uses GOST 2084-77 leaded grade A-76

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Armenia, Moldova, Kazakhstan,Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan

- State Fuel Specifications

Normal-80 / Regular-92 / Premium-95 / Super-98

A-72 / A-76 / AI-93 / AI-95

Grades

500

1,000 (500)

Sulfur level

0.010GOST R 51105-97

0.013GOST 2084-77

Lead levelSpecification

Type I / Type II / Premium

Grades

2,000 - 5,000 - 2,0002,000 - 4,000 - 2,000

GOST 305-82(summer, winter, arctic)

Sulfur levelSpecification

Gasoline

Diesel

Tajikistan still uses GOST 2084-77 leaded grade A-76

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Lead Removal

VolatilityControls

& Oxygenate

Introduction------

CatalyticConverters

InitialBenzene

&Sulfur

Reduction

Olefin &AromaticContentLimits

Objective: Control Emissions of Traditional Air Pollutants

SulfurElimination

&Additional

CompositionControls

------Advanced Emission

Controlsystems

Introductionof

RenewableFuels

(Biofuels)

Objective: Energy Security &CO2 Reduction

JapanNorth America

W. EuropeCurrent Status

Fuel Quality Program Evolution

Middle EastAfricaMost Asia Pacific

L.America

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Overall CIS Situation - Refining

59 refineries in the region, capacity 7.92 million bpdregional utilization rate 66% (5.21 million bpd)Russia utilization rate ~80%rest of CIS below 50% (except: Mozyr (BY), Lisichansk (UA), Bukhara (UZ) )

recent upgrades - only diesel units (hydroprocessing)current upgrades - both diesel (hydroprocessing) and gasoline (isomerization)future upgrades - more into gasoline quality and increasing residue processing

Russia export: crude oil ~50%; refinery products ~35%Russia export: high quality diesel to EU, lower quality products to CIS

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Actual quality vs. legislation

Refiner’s ability to produce clean fuels

Export of high quality clean fuels

Old car parc

Poor fuel quality monitoring

Adulteration of fuels

Issues

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CIS Regional Outlook up to 2015

Refinery upgrades mostly finishedNewer car parc (imports & domestic production)Proper fuel quality monitoring

Lead phase-out finished by 2009 (?)Further tightening of specifications“Chasing” European legislationProbable “leapfrogging”

Introduction of alternative fuels

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http://www.hart-isee.org

Sandrine Dixson-DeclèveExecutive Director, IFQC, Europe & Africa

[email protected]+32 2661 3080

Thank You !

Dr Petr SteinerManager, Refining, Eastern Europe & CIS

[email protected]+32 2661 3080