DME, a new energy carrier

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DME, a new energy carrier Jean-Alain TAUPY

Technical routes to DME DME an emerging market Plan Some reminders on DME Technical routes to DME DME an emerging market In China In Japan In South Korea DME business models Conclusions

1. DME an energy carrier for a sustainable development PRIMARY ENERGY SOURCE SYNTHETIC LIQUID FUEL CONVERSION TRANSPORT COMMERCIAL USE Natural Gas DME Transportation fuel Coal Domestic LPG users Synthesis Gas Transport to Markets Power Generation Heavy oil Chemical Feedstock Bio Mass Fuel cells Most promising segments are Diesel Substitute and Petrochemical Feedstock LPG substitute is compulsory for the demand’s ramp up.

1. Physical Properties of DME & Other fuels

1. DME as Cleanest Diesel Alternative Cetane No. High For diesel engines GTL Diesel Biodiesel DME DME Diesel Regular Gasoline Ethanol Methanol High Octane Gasoline CNG LPG For gasoline type engines Octane No. High Low High Cleanness (PM, S, NOx) Source : R & D Group for Practical Use of DME Fuel Vehicle

2. Two main processes : Total has joined DME-I consortium (with JFE) Methanol route is conventional technology JFE Direct route has been demonstrated with a higher efficiency METHANOL PLANT Licensors: Topsoe, Lurgi, TEC, MGC Natural Gas Methanol Synthesis CO : H2 MeOH DEHYDRATION Reformer DME Steam 1 : 2 ( or oxygen) ATR or Steam Reformer Fixed Bed H2O CO2 Licensors: JFE Natural Gas DME Synthesis CO : H2 Reformer DME oxygen 1 : 2 ATR Slurry Reactor No By-product

2. Kushiro demo plant subsidized by METI Since Dec 2003, six series of run with a total duration of 342 days : DME production of 20 ktons Objectives : Validate the Direct Synthesis Process and specific reactors Tests of new catalyst formulations Prepare the scale-up to 6000 t/d commercial plant End of tests in May 2006 What has been demonstrated ? All objectives have been reached and even surpassed "Cold gas efficiency" : 68,7% è71% expected for commercial plant DME purity : 99.8% (international future standard : 99.6% for Diesel substitution) Next step : feasibility study of a DME commercial plant in Qatar Production of 2,2 Mtpa starting around 2012 JFE – DME synthesis is demonstrated Scale-up to 2 trains of each 2 reactors of 1500 t/d is feasible

3 China : Strong Governmental Support & numerous projects List of DME Plants and Projects in China (as of August 2006)* No. Location Owner Capa. Feedstock Technology Usage Status City province (Kt/y) 1 Linyi Shandong 100 Coal in operation 2 Guangzhou Guangdong Jiutai Group 200 Methanol in-house LPG-blending under construction 3 Ordos Reg. I. Mongolia 700 Coal preparation 4 10 LPG-blending in operation Luzhou Sichuan Lutianhua Natural gas Toyo 5 100 & Propellant test operation 6 10 Methanol in operation Bengbu Anhui 7 100 8 Langfang Hebei XinAo 100 SWI** LPG-blending Coal in preparation 9 Yantai Shandong 100 10 Luoyang Henan 100 11 Yuci Shanxi Jiaxin 10 Methanol SWI** LPG-blending 12 Weihe Shaanxi Weihe 10 Natural gas SWI** Propellant 13 Xinyang Henan Xinyang Fert. 10 Coal SWI** LPG-blending in operation 14 Zhongshan Guangdong Kaida 10 Methanol SWI** Propellant 15 Kaiyuan Yunnan Jiehua Coal SWI** LPG-substitute 150 in preparation 16 Yinchuan Ningxia Ningxia Coal 210 Coal Toyo LPG-blending under construction 17 Ordos Reg. I. Mongolia Sinopec, etc 3000 Coal N/A Fuel Just set up working team * with a capacity > 10 kt/yr ** SWI: China Southwestern Research & Design Institute of Chemical Industry An existing production capacity of 370 kt/y and projects for 4,5 Mt/y mainly from coal in operation by 2010 DME consumption : 2004 20 kt (56% FGDME) 2005 50 kt

Tests done and still under way (Government spent over $250 mil) 3. DME promotion in Japan Tests done and still under way (Government spent over $250 mil) Automobile : diesel engines: combustions, road tests, filling systems Power generations : gas turbines, engines, boilers LPG: blending, combustion, gaskets DTP : Process development Government Support : The scenario as recognized by METI in May 2006 A promotion plant in Japan is under consideration (Niigata) Commercial plant overseas might be started in 2010-2012 with capacity likely less than 1,0 Mt/y Very large plant (around 2Mt/y) may be envisaged around 2013

3. DME promotion in South Korea Korea DME Forum created in January 2003 KOGAS and TOTAL, DME promoters in South Korea since 2005 Third Asian DME conference success in October 2006

4. DME An option to diversify and increase natural gas outlets Potential new outlet for methanol : Case of Methanex which has recently announced projects in China and Chile Potential new way of valorization in the GTL processes for portfolio diversification : Higher thermal efficiency through direct synthesis and less investment than Fischer-Tropsch (FT) FT DME LNG Thermal efficiency: ~ 55 % ~ 68 % ~ 86% Possible development of stranded gas fields or flared gas where large investment for LNG chain is not economically justified 6000t/d DME plant would consume 2,6 Tcf of reserves for 25 years Direct synthesis process accept CO2 concentration in feed gas up to 25%

This explains Total’s involvement in that route Conclusions After 2010-2015, DME would have a market in Asia and DME fired systems would be available on an industrialized scale DME has to be included in the possible gas valorization portfolio especially to reach countries with large, scattered or immature domestic energy markets as LPG substitutes, Diesel engine fuel or decentralized power generation fuel As DME is a clean fuel, its development may also improve human health not only in big cities but also in remote places This explains Total’s involvement in that route