Sustainability – A Key Competitive Advantage in Petrochemicals Venki Chandrashekar Cori Demmelmaier.

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Sustainability – A Key Competitive Advantage in Petrochemicals Venki Chandrashekar Cori Demmelmaier

Who We Are Manufacturer of petrochemicals that are essential to manufacturing over 70,000 consumer and industrial products Currently $10.5 billion in assets and more than $13.7 billion in annual revenues Trusted supplier to customers in 140 countries A highly educated and diverse workforce of approximately 5,000 employees working on five continents across the globe

Who We Serve Employees Communities Environment Customers Shareholders We recognize that to reach our goal of sustainable growth and meet the increasing global demand for petrochemicals, we must do so in a manner that protects the planet’s land, water and air resources. - Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LLC, 2013 Sustainability Report

Sustainability Society Sustained Business ResourcesEnvironment -Build plants for long term: 30 + years -Provide cost effective solutions for consumers with new products -Energy and water conservation and integration in chemical plants -Higher efficiency conversion of raw materials into products -Environmental initiatives for air quality, green house gas emissions -Continuous improvement on safety and environmental metrics -Keep our employees and communities safe -Provide solutions to everyday needs -Develop products that better society -Give back to communities

Our Products

Ethylene Alternatives Ethylene Product Ethane Feed Purification O 2, CO 2, etc. Ethane Dehydrogenation Ethane Cracking Natural Gas Feed Pyrolysis Routes Oxidative Coupling of Methane (OCM) Routes Steam/Methane Reforming (SMR) Routes Bio Separations CO 2 H 2 O Acetylene Removal Ethane Separation Ethane Recycle Syngas Generation Gas to Liquids (GTL) H2H2 Liquid Products Gas Methanol Production Methanol to Olefins (MTO) Separations Ethanol Production Fermentation Routes Ethanol to Olefins (ETO) Coal

Ethylene Alternatives Ren et al., Energy 33 (2008) Ren et al., Resources, Conservation, and Recycling 53 (2009)

Energy Optimization Sustainable Source Reduction Furnace efficiency improvement through burner retrofits and optimization Furnace safety system upgrades Improvement of steam turbine efficiency Addition of steam generation Execution of heat integration projects Process technology integrations (e.g. coupling exothermic/endothermic reactions) Efficient operation of utility systems Implementation of process monitoring and optimization programs

Environmental Opportunities to address long term water challenges – Reduce fresh water demand (clean up/ recycle technologies) – Higher efficiency cooling tower – Hybrid fan/cooling tower – Salt water cooling – Desalination Emissions reductions – Ethane cracking utilizes tail gas (high methane / hydrogen) – very low CO 2 emissions – Advanced separations technologies to reduce emissions and fully utilize resources needed to meet decreasing NOx/VOC regulations

Building Plants of the Future Environmental, Utilities, and Energy – Balance water/energy efficiency by adjusting designs to fit community you are in – Perform energy reviews early in capital projects and include energy consumption in technology selection Technology Selection and Design – Use life cycle analysis in decision making process – including final product disposition – Build plants to last a long time (materials of construction, technology, feedstock, etc.) Site Selection, Synergy & Integration – Integrate product streams and utilities to increase efficiencies Transportation – Optimize movement of materials, reducing emissions and pollutants Labor – Less human interaction with utilization of robotics and advanced controls, process simplification Community/Quality of Life – Partner with communities to attract and retain qualified personnel – Companies will need to remain sensitive to social pressures

Products of the future Safe products Products with improved properties – Long lifetime – Recyclable to recover raw materials – Reduced weight – Improved strength – Composatability or biodegradation where needed Responsible product management throughout the product lifecycle Products that better the quality of life for consumers