Delivering large biofuel projects

Delivering large biofuel projects Biofuels International Conference & Expo Brussels, Belgium | 5 July 2022 Angela Robledo Sr. Business Development Director, Low-carbon Fuels Angela.Robledo@worley.com

About Worley We are a future-focused business that provides solutions across the full value chain.

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The world requires a mix of low-carbon fuels to achieve the decarbonization of the transportation industry 2020

2%

Biofuels

2050

Biofuels

22%

Crude oil 63% 98% 98% of the world’s fuel demand was met by crude oil processing.

Source: IEA, Net Zero by 2050 Report

Ammonia 8%

7%

Synthetic fuels Crude oil

Biofuels, synthetic fuels and ammonia will contribute to 37% of the expected liquid fuels energy demand.

From ambition to reality Together with Princeton University, we explored five key shifts needed to transform project delivery to make net-zero targets a reality.

We’re executing low-carbon fuels projects worldwide Low-carbon fuels capacity additions South America APAC

Europe

The journey to date

• US and Europe capitalize on incentives • Refineries conversion or coprocessing

MGPY

• New projects are larger and more integrated

Source: BNEF Low-carbon projects

North America

• Alternative feedstocks are gaining traction

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Designing Velocys’ first commercial waste-to-jet fuel plant in Europe The Altalto facility will be located in Immingham, UK and will turn municipal solid waste into SAF and naphtha.

Velocys is developing another plant to be installed in Mississippi, US which will produce renewable fuels from forest residue.

70 million litres of fuel per year

Over 0.5 million tpa of waste

300,000 tpa CO2 saved with CCS

150% reduction in GHG emissions Learn more

We are the integrator across all parties involved Working towards a firm FEL-3 basis of design

Altalto Owner

TRI: MSW gasification

Vendors OEMs

Arvos: partial oxidation

Licensors

Air Liquide: syngas clean-up Velocys: FT synthesis

Subcontractors

Topsoe: liquids upgrading

Consolidated H&MB across all ISBL units and OSBL

Operating envelope matrix tested with licensors

FEL-2: Value engineering, PFDs, licensor integration, plot plan…

+/-30% TIC estimate at FEL-2

FEL-3 Preparation: Geotech and construction logistics, specs, standards…

Delivering Shell’s biofuels facility in the Netherlands We are providing detailed design and procurement services at Shell’s Energy and Chemicals Park in Rotterdam.

3 process plants

(HEFA, HMU, PTU) plus storage and interconnecting facilities

820,000 tpa

renewable naphtha, diesel and SAF

2.8 million

tonnes of CO2 saved every year

Working with Shell to fast track its biofuels project A year ahead of industry average

Year 1 (2020) Year 2 (2021) Year 3 (2022) Year 4 (2023) Year 5 (2024) Year 6 (2025)

Select

Select Approval

Define

Define Approval & FID

Execute

Industry average Index = 1.00

RFSU

Target schedule index: 0.84 12 months ahead of industry average

Project drivers status

Business and project objectives FEL Index Best Good Fair Poor Inadequate

RFSU: Ready for Start Up

Clear

Project team integration

Integrated

Project Control Index Good Fair Poor Deficient

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A successful biofuels project needs to be …

sustainable integrated

profitable future-proof and much more!

Collaboration and teamwork are essential to accelerate pace and scale We are building partnerships to make it possible.

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