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1:Clean Fuels - McKee Refinery

Clean Fuels - McKee Refinery

At a Glance
A 35,000 bpd gasoline desulfurization unit. It will reduce sulfur content of naphtha feedstock to comply with US EPA Tier II gas specifications. $60M. (Completed 2005) $14M new Flare Gas Recovery Facilities. Tracking Status:Active Value: 14Million Contract Type:EPC (Engineering, Procurement & Construction) Project Status:Contract Awarded Startup Year:2011 Project Category:Downstream Scopes:Desulphurization & Sulphur Recovery Clean Fuels Plant Project Updated:01/10/2010 14:56:30

Project Location(s)
Country Locality Location USA Texas Sunray, Texas map...

Operators / Developers
ValeroEnergyCorp.
USA, San Antonio, One Valero Place

Contractors
CB&I(ChicagoBridge&Iron)
USA, The Woodlands, One CB&I Plaza

Contract Awards:
EPC (Engineering, Procurement & Construction) Date of award: Oct 2004

Willbros
USA, TX, Houston (Mount Houston Rd)

Contract Awards:
EPC(Engineering,Procurement&Construction)-Flaregasrecoveryfacilities Date of award: Sep 2010 Contractvalue:$14million

Project Notes
Sep 2010

Willbros Group has announced that a unit of its Downstream Oil & Gas segment has been selected by Diamond Shamrock Refining Company to provide EPC of the new Flare Gas Recovery Facilities. The project is valued at approximately $14 million.

1:McKee Hydrogen Plant

McKee Hydrogen Plant

At a Glance
A 30 mmscf/d hydrogen plant will be built at the Valero refinery at McKee, TX. The plant will use a high efficiency top-fired steam methane reforming process and utilize the latest nitrogen oxide reduction technology thereby ensuring minimum emissions. Tracking Status:Active Value: 50Million Contract Type:LSTK (Lump Sum Turnkey) Project Status:Contract Awarded Startup Year:2012 Project Category:Downstream Scopes:Industrial Gases Plant (Ar, He, H2, N2, O2,) Project Updated:30/09/2010 17:05:27

Project Location(s)
Country Locality Location USA Texas Sunray map...

Operators / Developers
DiamondShamrockRefiningCo.
USA, TX, San Antonio

Contractors
Technip
USA, CA, Claremont

Contract Awards:
PMC(ProjectManagementContract)-Basicengineering,projectmanagement,detailengineering,fabrication,supplyandinstallation,precommissioning and start-up assistance Date of award: Sep 2010

PerformanceContractorsInc
USA, Baton Rouge, LA, 9901 Pecue Lane

Contract Awards:
EPC(Engineering,Procurement&Construction)-Installation Date of award: Sep 2010

Project Notes
Sep 2010

A lump sum turnkey contract has been awarded to Technip for basic engineering, project management, detail engineering, fabrication, supply and installation, precommissioning and start-up assistance. Technip is partnered with Performance Contractors Inc. for the installation of the plant. The project is scheduled to be completed in the first half of 2012. Diamond Shamrock part of the Valero Group are the operators.

1:McKee Refinery Expansion

McKee Refinery Expansion

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At a Glance
Plans to expand the crude unit capacity of the McKee refinery in Sunray, Texas, by 25,000 bo/d to increase total capacity to 195,000 bo/d. Tracking Status:Future Value: 150Million Contract Type:Feasibility Study Project Status:Planning Startup Year:2014 Project Category:Downstream Scopes:Refinery Expansion / Extension Project Project Updated:22/03/2011 15:43:24

Project Location(s)
Country Locality Location USA Texas Sunray map...

Operators / Developers
ValeroEnergyCorp.
USA, TX, Houston

Project Notes
Mar 2011 (recent)
1:Memphis Hydrogen Plant

West Texas Intermediate crude oil from Midland, Texas, will supply the additional oil after the scheduled expansion is completed in three years. The expansion project will give the McKee refinery more flexibility and more options.

Memphis Hydrogen Plant

At a Glance
A 30 mmscf/d hydrogen plant will be built at the Valero refinery at Memphis, TN. The plant will use a high efficiency top-fired steam methane reforming process and utilize the latest nitrogen oxide reduction technology thereby ensuring minimum emissions. Tracking Status:Active Value: 50Million Contract Type:LSTK (Lump Sum Turnkey) Project Status:Contract Awarded Startup Year:2012 Project Category:Downstream Scopes:Industrial Gases Plant (Ar, He, H2, N2, O2,) Project Updated:30/09/2010 15:50:46

Project Location(s)
Country Locality USA Location Tennessee Memphis

Operators / Developers
ValeroEnergyCorp.
USA, TN, Memphis (refinery)

Contractors
Technip
USA, CA, Claremont

Contract Awards:
PMC(ProjectManagementContract)-Basicengineering,projectmanagement,detailengineering,fabrication,supplyandinstallation,precommissioning and start-up assistance Date of award: Sep 2010

PerformanceContractorsInc
USA, Baton Rouge, LA, 9901 Pecue Lane

Contract Awards:
EPC(Engineering,Procurement&Construction)-Installation Date of award: Sep 2010

Project Notes
Sep 2010

A lump sum contract has been awarded to Technip for basic engineering, project management, detail engineering, fabrication, supply and installation, precommissioning and start-up assistance. Technip is partnered with Performance Contractors Inc. for the installation of the plant. The project is scheduled to be completed in the first half of 2012.

1:Port Arthur Carbon Capture and Storage Project (CCS)

Port Arthur Carbon Capture and Storage Project (CCS)

At a Glance
The two-phase project proposes to design and construct a state-of-the-art system to capture CO2 from Air Products' steam methane reformers (SMR) located at a refinery in Port Arthur, Texas. Phase two of the project would propose to recover and purify the CO2 for delivery via pipeline for enhanced oil recovery in Texas. Tracking Status:Active Value: 384Million Contract Type:Conceptual Design Project Status:Contract Awarded Startup Year:2013 Project Category:Downstream Scopes:Carbon Capture & Storage / Sequestration Project Updated:10/03/2011 10:56:29

Project Location(s)
Country Locality Location USA Texas Port Arthur map...

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Operators / Developers
ValeroEnergyCorp.
USA, TX, Port Arthur

Contractors
AirProducts&ChemicalsInc.
USA, Houston, 12600 Northborough Drive

Contract Awards:
Design&Build-constructandoperateaCO2removalsystem Date of award: Dec 2009

Project Notes
Jun 2010

Air Products has announced it has been selected to receive $253 million in Phase 2 funding from the United States Department of Energy (DOE) under the Industrial Carbon Capture and Sequestration (ICCS) Program for its ICCS project in Port Arthur. The funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Actfunded ICCS Program will be used for final engineering, design, construction and operation of the project through September 2015. DOE is funding 66% of the approximate $384 million project. Air Products will design, construct and operate a state-of-the-art system to capture carbon dioxide (CO2) from its two steam methane reformers (SMR) located within the Valero Refinery in Port Arthur. The SMRs produce hydrogen to assist in the making of cleaner burning transportation fuels by refinery customers on Air Products' Gulf Coast hydrogen pipeline network. The recovered and purified CO2 would then be transported by Denbury Green Pipeline-Texas, LLC for use in enhanced oil recovery. The CO2 removal units will be designed by Air Products and use technology to be retrofitted to each SMR unit. Approximately one million tons of CO2 annually will be recovered, purified and delivered via the pipeline for injection into Denbury Onshore's enhanced oil recovery projects in Texas. Details on Air Products' CO2 purification technologies can be found at www.airproducts.com/CO2_capture.

1:Port Arthur Marine Terminal and Storage Facility

Port Arthur Marine Terminal and Storage Facility

At a Glance
Marine petroleum terminal and storage facility. Initial phase would provide storage and transportation assistance in the import and export of crude oil, liquid petroleum gas and related products. The terminal will serve the Gulf Coast region's refineries, pipelines and storage facilities. The Sempra Energy terminal would allow for 24-hour marine terminal access with an initial, first-phase throughput of up to 500,000 barrels a day. The first phase involves the construction of storage tanks and multi-ship berthing facilities. The location will be on the same site as the Port Arthur LNG project. Tracking Status:Future Value: 300Million Contract Type:Feasibility Study Project Status:Planning Startup Year:2011 Project Category:Downstream Scopes:Storage Tanks Onshore Oil Terminal Project Updated:15/06/2009 13:47:13

Project Location(s)
Country Locality Location USA Texas Port Arthur map...

Operators / Developers
SempraEnergy
USA, San Diego, 101 Ash Street

ValeroEnergyCorp.
USA, Port Arthur, 1801 South Gulfway Drive

May develop the terminal together with Sempra.

Project Notes
Oct 2008

Sempra Energy on October 14 announced it has signed a memorandum of understanding that could lead to the development of its Port Arthur, Texas, marine petroleum terminal and storage facility with Valero Energy Corp. Under the terms of the memorandum, Sempra Energy would develop detailed design, engineering and construction plans for the site. Valero Energy would become a major petroleum shipper at the terminal, conduct joint marketing efforts to other potential thirdparty users and contribute rights of way for the construction of connecting pipelines. Subject to the completion of project designs and the acquisition of sufficient commercial agreements for the use of the terminal, the companies anticipate an agreement to develop the project would be completed by early 2009. The facility could become operational in 2011.

1:Port Arthur Refinery Expansions (Valero)

Port Arthur Refinery Expansions (Valero)

At a Glance
$1.6 billion expansion: involving the construction of a 50,000 b/d hydrocracker, and revamps and expansions of numerous other units. The expansion is expected to boost the refinery's overall throughput capacity to 415,000 b/d, giving Valero more capacity to process heavy sour feedstocks. The hydrocracker project is expected to be finished in Q4 of 2010. Two processing units, including a saturate gas recovery unit and an amine treatment unit, and related offsites, will be completed Q4 2010. --$200M expansion: Crude oil refinery to increase capacity from 250,000 bpd to 325,000 bpd. Coking unit will expand capacity from 80,000 bpd to 105,000 bpd. Modifications will allow refinery to handle totally heavy, high-sulfur crude. (**Completed 2007) Tracking Status:Active Value: 1,700Million Contract Type:EPCM (Engineering, Procurement, Construction & Management) Project Status:Contract Awarded Startup Year:2011 Project Category:Downstream Scopes:Coking Plant Refinery Expansion / Extension Project Heavy Oil Treatment Sour Gas / Oil Project Updated:17/11/2010 08:31:25

Project Location(s)
Country Locality Location USA Texas Port Arthur map...

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Operators / Developers
PremcorRefiningGroup,Inc.
USA, Port Arthur, 1801 South Gulfway Drive USA, San Antonio, One Valero Place

Contractors
FluorCorporation
Canada, Calgary, Sundance Place India, Gurgaon, 14th Floor, DLF Square USA, Sugarland, One Fluor Daniel Drive

Contract Awards:
EPC(Engineering,Procurement&Construction)-Forhydrocracker Date of award: Aug 2008 Contractvalue:$600million

Technip
USA, Houston, Old Katy Road

Contacts:

Stephen Nall, Regional Procurement Manager, [email protected] 11700 Old Katy Road, Houston, USA

Contract Awards:
EPC(Engineering,Procurement&Construction)-For two gas flare recovery units Date of award: Nov 2010 EPC(Engineering,Procurement&Construction)-For saturate gas recovery and amine treatment units Date of award: Aug 2008

Project Notes
Nov 2010

Technip has been awarded an engineering, procurement and construction support lump sum contract for two flare gas recovery units. Each unit involves modification to the existing flare system, gas compression and gas treating to remove hydrogen sulfide. The recovered and treated gas will be returned to the refinery fuel gas system. Technips operating center in Houston, Texas will execute this contract, which is scheduled to be completed in the third quarter of 2011. The scope of work includes basic engineering, project management, detailed engineering, procurement, construction support, pre-commissioning and start-up assistance. The groundbreaking ceremony for the expansion project took place in mid-August

Aug 2008
1:St Charles Bio Diesel Facility

St Charles Bio Diesel Facility

At a Glance
The project is for a bio diesel plant which will produce 135 million gallons per year from used cooking oil and animal fat. Tracking Status:Future Value: 120Million Contract Type:Feasibility Study Project Status:Planning Startup Year:2012 Project Category:Downstream Scopes:Bio Fuel / Ethanol Project Updated:21/01/2011 15:55:25

Project Location(s)
Country Locality Location USA Louisiana Norco map...

Operators / Developers Joint Venture

Constituent companies: Darling International; Valero Energy Corp.; DarlingInternational
USA, Texas, Irving

ValeroEnergyCorp.
USA, TX, San Antonio

Project Notes
Jan 2011

The DOE has formally offered a conditional commitment for a $241 million loan guarantee for Darling's proposed joint venture project with Valero Energy. Commencement of the project is contingent, among other things, on the execution by the parties of a definitive loan guarantee agreement, an acceptable final cost estimate for construction of the facility and the final approval of Darling's and Valero's respective boards of directors.

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1:St. Charles Refinery Expansion

St. Charles Refinery Expansion

At a Glance
Upgrade and expansion of St. Charles refinery: *sulfuric alky SHU (selective hydrogenation unit) addition. *incremental expansion of the crude unit that will allow the refinery to process up to 235,000 bpd *coker unit 10,000 b/d expansion and fluid cat cracker expansion *new 50,000 b/d hydrocracking unit to process sour vacuum gas oil *desalter to treat the resid feed to the cat cracker. The $1.4B expansion would increase capacity from 250,000 bpd to 380,000 bpd; such an expansion would make it the largest Valero refinery. Proposed $2.1B aromatics complex: petrochemical plant will be completed by 2012. The project includes a continuous catalytic reformer, which will convert low-octane naphtha into high-octane reformate. Downstream from the reformer, the company will construct units to extract benzene, toluene, and pxylene. The St. Charles Refinery has a total throughput capacity of approximately 260,000 BBL/d. Products include gasoline, diesel, fuel oil and kerosene. Tracking Status:Active Value: 1,400Million Contract Type:EPC (Engineering, Procurement & Construction) Project Status:Contract Awarded Startup Year:2012 Project Category:Downstream Scopes:Expansion / Extension Project Modifications / Upgrades / Repair Petrochemical Complex Sour Gas / Oil Project Updated:28/02/2011 08:53:38

Project Location(s)
Country Locality Location USA Louisiana Norco, New Sarpy map...

Operators / Developers
ValeroEnergyCorp.
USA, TX, San Antonio

Contractors
MustangEngineering
USA, TX, Houston

is providing detail design and cost estimate for SHU. is providing technology for SHU.
Contract Awards:
EPC(Engineering,Procurement&Construction)-FCCUUpgradeEngineering&Construction Date of award: Feb 2011

AxensNorthAmerica
USA, NJ, Princeton

CB&I(ChicagoBridge&Iron)
USA, TX, The Woodlands

FluorCorporation
Canada, AB, Calgary USA, TX, Sugarland India, Gurgaon, 14th Floor, DLF Square

Work in Calgary, Houston and New Delhi offices.

Fluor's Energy & Chemical Group has $600M EPCm contract for hydrocracker.

PerformanceContractorsInc
USA, LA, Baton Rouge

Contract Awards:
Other-ConstructiononNOxreductionofFCCU Date of award: Feb 2011

Project Notes
Feb 2011 (recent) Feb 2011 (recent)

The conversion of a catalytic cracking unit to a fluidic catalytic cracking unit started early. During the 56-day overhaul, the refinery's catalytic cracking unit will be converted from a MSCC to a fluidic catalytic cracking unit (FCC). The conversion is expected to cost $310 million. Valero has entered the initial stages of a major turnaround at the refinery. Valero has shut down the FCCU, and maintenance is expected to begin presently. Other units that will be offline during the turnaround include the 49,000-BBL/d diesel hydrotreater, the 60,000-BBL/d gasoline hydrotreater and associated downstream units. Major upgrades are under way on the FCCU to boost capacity and improve catalyst recovery and gasoline yields. CB&I Incorporated is performing engineering and construction work on the upgrade. Valero is also installing NOx-reduction technology on the FCCU. Performance Contractors Incorporated is performing construction on this portion of the FCCU work. As part of the $1.4 billion expansion occurring at the refinery, mechanical and electrical works on the expansion of the refinery's delayed coker unit will kick off this summer. The delayed coker capacity will be increased from 70,000 BBL/d to 80,000 BBL/d. KBR announced that Valero Energy has successfully started up advanced reformate splitters at three of its US refineries. A fourth unit is located at their St. Charles refinery, and will be commissioned later this year.The units were designed to concentrate and remove benzene from gasoline streams in order to meet US regulatory mandates limiting the benzene content of gasoline. Conceptually developed by Valero, the DWC towers were designed and optimized by KBR for each unique project and have allowed Valero to meet their regulatory requirements. Valero restarting expansion. Valero delayed until 2012 the expansion of a crude unit and coker at its refinery, due to poor refining margins. The project would expand crude processing capacity by 45,000 barrels a day and coking capacity by 10,000 barrels a day. The expansion, estimated to cost $250 million, was scheduled for early 2010. Other delayed projects include an upgrade of a catalytic cracker and addition of a hydrocracker at the refinery. Valero in January delayed adding a 50,000 barrel-a-day hydrocracker at St. Charles, a project estimated at $1.25 billion, to 2012 from the end of 2010. It also delayed adding aromatics extraction capability. Valero's board approved a $1.4 billion expansion project, that would boost the plant's crude processing capacity and output of ultra-low-sulfur distillates. The project, which is scheduled to be completed by 2010, includes a new 50,000 b/d hydrocracker plus 45,000 and 10,000 b/d expansions to the crude and coker units, respectively. The St. Charles refinery currently has a crude processing capacity of 190,000 b/d and a total fuel throughput capacity of 250,000 b/d.

Feb 2011 (recent)

Sep 2010 (recent) Sep 2009 (recent)

Nov 2007

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