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Pengerang Integrated Petroleum Complex
Presentation by Johor Petroleum

Development Corporation (JPDC)
Johor Petroleum Development Corporation Berhad | 2016

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Introduction
Copyright © Johor Petroleum Development Corporation Berhad | 2016

Oil & Gas is one of the 12 National Key Economic Areas
(NKEAs) in Malaysia’s Economic Transformation
Programme (ETP) Oil, Gas & Energy contributes
~17% of Malaysia’s GDP
Financial Tourism
Serv & Education
Capital Mkt SUSTAIN
Greater Wholesale Continue domestic Oil & Gas
KL & Retail production
Biz Oil, Gas &

Services Energy GROW
12 NKEAs Grow in downstream
Agri Electrical
culture & Electronics
Comms,
Health
Content & DIVERSIFY
Services
Infra Palm Oil Build alternative energy
capabilities
To transform Johor into a Sustainable, World-Class Downstream Oil & Gas Hub - JPDC 3
Downstream Oil & Gas development in Johor is part of
EPP4 and EPP13 under ETP Oil, Gas and Energy (OGE)
NKEA
DIVERSIFY
GROW Build alternative energy capabilities
SUSTAIN
Grow in downstream
Continue domestic Oil & Gas 4. Create a regional oil storage and 9. Reduce energy bill through
production trading hub energy efficiency
10. Build up solar power capacity
1. Enhanced oil recovery 5. Unlock latent gas demand
through LNG import 11. Ensure best practice nuclear
2. Develop small fields deployment
3. Increase exploration activities Make Malaysia #1 Asian hub for oil field 12. Drive industrial growth in
EPPs services Sarawak with big hydro
6. Increase presence of major international
oilfield services players
7. Create regional fabrication champions
8. Encourage JV with world-class
companies
13. Increasing petrochemical output
1. Increased oil & gas production 2. Increase volumes in primary logistics 4. Growth driven power demand
abroad 3. Increase marketing of petroleum 5. Growth driven transmission and
BO products distribution capacity
6. Improve structure of Malaysia
energy supply industry
EPP4: Malaysia can become a regional oil storage hub with
proximity to Singapore, deep water and land availability
▪ Demand to build storage capacity for the region 2020 total
2020 GNI
impact:
▪ Complementing Singapore, the only major independent terminal and storage new jobs:
facility in South East Asia USD0.5
Senai Airport 800
▪ Potential for oil trading business, development of downstream industry (e.g.: Billion
refinery, oil based petrochemical complex, LNG regasification terminal)
Southern Johor Planned Storage Capacity
10
mil cbm
Pengerang
• Oil storage
• Developer :
Dialog-Vopak-SSI
Tanjung Langsat • Current storage
• Oil storage, marine capacity :
services, steel, Target Storage Capacity 1.3 mil cbm
Tanjung Bin Oilfield Services
• Oil storage and Equipment, 2 Target Storage Capacity
• Developer : mil cbm

Seaport
Worldwide Target Storage Capacity
chemical
• Developer :
Johor Corporation
5
mil cbm
• Current storage • Current storage
capacity :
1.15 mil cbm
3 capacity :
mil cbm 820,000 cbm
Singapore
Source : OGE NKEA Lab
EPP13 in Johor: Petrochemical Complex will be built in
Pengerang
EPP13: Increase in Petrochemical Output
▪ Increase volume of Malaysia’s petrochemical

output
▪ Cater to Asia-Pacific region’s demand for

premium specialty chemicals
Pengerang, South East of Johor

▪ Pengerang Integrated Petroleum
Complex (PIPC)
 20,000 acres (~80 km2)

Private Public  PETRONAS Pengerang Integrated Complex (PIC)
2020 GNI New Jobs
Investment Investment  DIALOG-Vopak Deepwater Petroleum Terminal
RM18.3 8,600
Billion
RM89
Billion
RM1.7  Refineries
Billion
 Petrochemical Plants
Overview of Johor Petroleum Development
Corporation (JPDC)

JPDC is a federal Government agency entrusted to plan,
coordinate, and promote the development of downstream
O&G in Johor
MANDATES
1 4
To plan and develop strategies for the To promote and market Johor’
Integrated Promotion &
Planning
downstream oil and gas development in downstream oil & gas industry to
Marketing
Johor potential investors
2 5
To identify and manage funds required Industry To ensure the availability of industry
Sufficient
Fund for financing the downstream oil and gas Ready ready workforce to drive and sustain
development in Johor Workforce PIPC’s development growth
3 6
To coordinate and drive the execution of Local To enhance inclusiveness towards an
Coordination equitable society with more access to
development projects in Johor Participation
economic opportunities in PIPC
Tanjung South China Sea

Johor Bahru Langsat
2
Pengerang
Singapore 1 2
Tanjung 3
Bin
JPDC’s Board of Directors
Co-Chairman Co-Chairman
Johor Chief Minister CEO of PEMANDU
Y.A.B Dato’ Mohamed YBhg Dato’ Sri Idris
Khaled Nordin Jala
SPECIALISED
FEDERAL STATE INDUSTRY
BODY
Secretary General of
Johor State EXCO
Treasury, Ministry of Chief Executive,
Member Petrochemicals
Finance JPDC
Y.B. Datuk Ir. Haji Advisor
Y.Bhg. Tan Sri Dr En. Mohd Yazid
Hasni Haji En. Md Arif Mahmood
Mohd Irwan Serigar Ja’afar
Mohammad
Abdullah
Deputy General
(Sectoral), Johor State Oil Storage &
Economic Planning Secretary Trading Advisor
Unit Y.B. Dato’ Haji Ismail Y.Bhg. Tan Sri Dr.
Y.Bhg. Datuk Allauddin bin Karim Ngau Boon Keat
bin Hj. Anuar
President / CEO, Director, UPEN

MPRC Johor
Y.Bhg. Datuk Shahrol Tuan Haji Salehuddin
Azral Ibrahim Halmi bin Haji Hassan
•To transform Johor into a Sustainable, World-Class Downstream Oil & Gas Hub - JPDC 89
Overview of Pengerang Integrated
Petroleum Complex (PIPC)

Pengerang is chosen as the location to build a world class
petrochemical hub due to strategic reasons
Access to existing major

international shipping lanes
• Middle East – Singapore – China
Leveraging low transportation costs

• Water depth of 24m enables Very
Large Crude Carriers (VLCCs) and
Ultra Large Crude Carriers (ULCCs)
Safe and sheltered harbour

• No breakwater required with
sufficient seagoing passage for
VLCCs and ULCCs
Availability of sufficient development

land
• A single candidate plot in excess
of 20,000 acres
Environmentally friendly
• Very few Environmentally
Sensitive Areas (ESAs) which are
easily preserved
Proximity to an existing major

trading hub
• Adjacent to Singapore
PIPC in numbers
1 million bbl/day 1,220 MW

Refining Capacity Co-generation Plant
11.8 MTA 3.5 MTA

Petrochemical Production RGT Capacity
5 million m3 520 MLD

Oil Storage Capacity Raw water supply
An Integrated Petroleum Complex that will house Storage
Facilities, Oil Refineries, Petrochemical Plants, LNG
Regasification Facility and Other Supporting Facilities
Pengerang Integrated Petroleum Complex (PIPC)
Dedicated Jetties Refineries and Naphtha Crackers
Medium & Light Industries
… and also well connected with existing logistics
infrastructure
To Senai Airport 100 km
MALAYSIA
Senai Desaru Expressway
Johor Bahru
To Johor Port 72 km
To Tg Langsat Port 70 km
SINGAPORE PIPC
To Tg Pelepas Port 132 km To Changi Airport 26 km
Jurong Island
Future Development : High Speed Rail (Singapore-Johor-Kuala Lumpur) & Rapid Transit System (Singapore-JB)
A comprehensive PIPC Masterplan to ensure
development success
Plastics & Fine Downstream finished Medium & Light
Chemicals Park product zone Industries Hub
ERC
Future
integrated
investor 3
Future
integrated
investor 2
CUF WMC
Future
integrated
investor 1
Pengerang Integrated Pengerang Deepwater Commercial Solid

Complex (PIC) Terminal (PDT) Services Hub Logistics Hub
In tandem with the commitment from investors, the Government is
heavily investing in infrastructure & public amenities for PIPC
Upgrading of FT92 road
FT92
(27.0 km) Main Drainage in PIPC
Stage: Construction
Commencement: 3 August 2015 New Sebana Fire Station
Completion: 30 July 2017
Drainage R1 (7.3 km)
New Ring Road (15.0 km) Stage: Design
Stage: Construction P4 Commencement: April 2017
New P4 Road (7.0 km)
Commencement: 18 Mac 2015 Completion: April 2019
Stage: Design
Completion: January 2017
Commencement: December 2016
Completion: December 2018
NRR
Stage: Tendering
New Punggai Fire Commencement: April 2016
Station Completion: April 2019
New Police
New P1 Road (7.0 km) P1
R3 Station
Stage: Tendering
Commencement: May 2016 R2a New Schools Drainage R2a (1.5 km)
Completion: May 2019 Stage: Tendering
P2 New Sg. Rengit Fire Commencement: April 2016
New P2 Road (5.6 km) Station Completion: April 2019
Stage: Tendering
Commencement: May 2016 Upgrading of Medical
Completion: May 2019 Clinic
R2
• Overall Development Progress as at 29th Stage: Tendering
R1
P3 Commencement: April 2016
August 2016 : 17.81% (vs plan 18.87%) with a New P3 Road (4.2 km)
total of 25 packages Completion: April 2019
Stage: Design
• Completed: 7 packages
• Construction: 13 packages Commencement: December 2016
• Planning Stage, Design & Procurement: 5 Completion: December 2018
packages
To transform Johor into a Sustainable, World-Class Downstream Oil & Gas Hub - JPDC
Overview of DIALOG Pengerang Deepwater
Terminal (PDT)

DIALOG Pengerang Deepwater Terminal completed its first
phase development in December 2014 and the second
phase is currently progressing positively
Target Storage Capacity

Petroleum Terminal
Phase 1 : 150 acres + Capacity of 1.3 mil cbm
5
mil cbm
+ 6 berths = RM2 billion
o Independent for storage, blending and distribution
of crude oil and petroleum products
o Started operation April 2014
o Completed December 2014
Phase 2 : 157 acres + Capacity of 2.1 mil cbm

+ 12 berths = RM6.3 billion
o Dedicated to PETRONAS RAPID for petroleum and
petrochemical storage
 500 acres reclaimed land o Target commissioning Q1 2019
 Deepwater (24 meters) jetty facilities
capable of handling VLCCs and LNG Terminal
ULCCs o LNG regasification facilities; a regasification
 Sheltered harbour terminal (RGT-2) unit and two units (2 x 200,000
cbm) of LNG storage tanks
o The RGT-2 will have a capacity of 3.5 mtpa and will
provide primary gas supply to the RAPID,
Pengerang Cogeneration Plant (PCP) and the
Peninsular Gas Utilization (PGU)
o Target commissioning Q4 2017
"To transform Johor into a Sustainable, World-Class Downstream Oil & Gas Hub“ - JPDC
DIALOG Pengerang Deepwater Terminal in illustration and
progress in pictures
LNG
Source: DIALOG
SPV 1 (Completed December 2014)
Source: DIALOG
PDT Phase 2 (Construction in progress)
Source: DIALOG
PDT Phase 2 (Construction in progress)
Source: DIALOG
Overview of PETRONAS Pengerang
Integrated Complex (PIC)

Final Investment Decision (FID) for the development of
Pengerang Integrated Complex (PIC) was approved on 3
April 2014
PIC
Refinery and Petrochemical • Refinery (300k bbl/d refining capacity)
Integrated Development • Naphtha cracker
(RAPID) • Petrochemical plants
Supported by associated facilities

Raw water supply project Air separation unit LNG regasification plant
(PAMER) (ASU) (RGT2)
Power generation plant Dedicated storage terminal Utilities and facilities
(PCP) (SPV2) (UF)
PETRONAS Refinery and Petrochemical Integrated
Development (RAPID) Configuration
PETRONAS Pengerang Integrated Complex (PIC) Project
Progress
Construction of Refineries
Source: PETRONAS
Progress
Construction of Steam Cracker Complex
Source: PETRONAS
Progress
Construction of Regasification Terminal 2 (RGT-2)
Source: PETRONAS
Progress
Construction of Pengerang Co-generation Plant (PCP)
Source: PETRONAS
Investment Opportunities by PETRONAS Chemicals Group
.. and with other milestones achieved according to
plan, the dream will soon become a reality..
PETRONAS
Cogen Plant 1st PETRONAS
Commercial Refinery Ready
PETRONAS For Start-Up
Operation
FID – 3 April TODAY June 2017 Q1 2019

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
DIALOG DIALOG PETRONAS DIALOG

Phase 1 Phase 2 GAS Phase 2
operation & RGT2 RGT2 operation operation
commenced construction commences commences
12 April 2014 commenced Q4 2017 Q1 2019
 Q1 2015

Industrial Park Development in PIPC

PIPC Industrial Park Development by :
i. Pengerang Industrial Park (PIP) by JCorp

Pengerang Industrial Park (PIP) by JCorp
The Overview
• The only large scale industrial park in
Pengerang for SME’s.
• Accessibility to RAPID, Highways,
Roads and Haulage Road.
• PIP is within PIPC project area and the
project consist of :
o 1,231 acres of SME’s Industrial
Park (phase1 : 786 acres ; phase 2
: 445 acres).
o 243 acres of Commercial &
Residential development.
Pengerang Industrial Park (PIP) by JCorp
Proposed Project Timeline
PIPC Industrial Park Development by :
ii. Sg. Rengit Industrial Estate by DIALOG

Sg. Rengit Industrial Estate by DIALOG
The Overview
Sg. Rengit Industrial Estate is within PIPC

project area. The industrial park consist of :
• 333 acres of potential industries that can be
accommodated into the industrial park
• Type of potential industries are :
• petroleum & chemical storage facilities
& warehouses
• petrochemical manufacturing
industries
• bottling plants and drumming plants
• open yard storages
• other oil & gas related manufacturing
industries/activities.
The Development Component
Development Unit / Plot Size

Component (Acre)
Commercial 1 1.12
Zone
Detached 67 194.06
Industry
Twin Industry 62 35.19
(929 m2)
Cluster 36 8.80
Industry
(2090 m2)
Terrace 95 6.75
Industry
(279 m2)
Future N/A 14.87
Development
Proposed Project Timeline
Environmental Impact Development

Assessment (EIA) Ready Built
Order Factory For
Submitted to Submitted to
Department of Lease
Local Authority
Environment (DOE)
Vacant Possession
June Oct Land clearance and site

preparation (1 ½ year)
2016 2016
May July April Oct

2016 2016 2018 2019
Development
EIA Order Expected
Approved To Be
Approved
Conclusion

Bringing huge benefits to the country and ample
opportunities for businesses..
Helping transform Malaysia into a
high income nation
Diversifying the country’s economy
Increasing Malaysia’s export capacity
Opening up of Oil & Gas trading

opportunities
Providing the nation’s growing

energy needs
PIPC has secured commitment from private
investors and strong support from the Government
of Malaysia..
 National Project of strategic importance
 PIPC is already operating! Independent

storage started April 2014
 PIC project is progressing at 39% and is on

track to achieve PIC start-up Q1 2019
 Public and private players are committed to

realise the dream of an oil and gas hub in
Pengerang
Main Office
Suite 17.03A, Level 17,
Menara MSC Cyberport,
No. 5, Jalan Bukit Meldrum,
80300 Johor Bahru,
Johor, Malaysia.
Tel : +607 – 267 2900
Fax : +607 – 267 2999
enquiries@jpdc.gov.my
www.jpdc.gov.my
facebook.com/johorpetroleumdevelopmentcorporationberhad
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Pengerang Integrated Petroleum Complex

Presentation by Johor Petroleum

Johor Petroleum Development Corporation Berhad | 2016

Copyright © Johor Petroleum Development Corporation Berhad | 2016

Biz Oil, Gas &

12 NKEAs Grow in downstream

Southern Johor Planned Storage Capacity

• Developer : mil cbm

Source : OGE NKEA Lab

EPP13: Increase in Petrochemical Output

▪ Increase volume of Malaysia’s petrochemical

▪ Cater to Asia-Pacific region’s demand for

Pengerang, South East of Johor

 20,000 acres (~80 km2)

Copyright © Johor Petroleum Development Corporation Berhad | 2016

Tanjung South China Sea

President / CEO, Director, UPEN

Copyright © Johor Petroleum Development Corporation Berhad | 2016

Access to existing major

Leveraging low transportation costs

Safe and sheltered harbour

Availability of sufficient development

Proximity to an existing major

1 million bbl/day 1,220 MW

11.8 MTA 3.5 MTA

5 million m3 520 MLD

Pengerang Integrated Petroleum Complex (PIPC)

Dedicated Jetties Refineries and Naphtha Crackers

Medium & Light Industries

Senai Desaru Expressway

To Tg Pelepas Port 132 km To Changi Airport 26 km

Pengerang Integrated Pengerang Deepwater Commercial Solid

Copyright © Johor Petroleum Development Corporation Berhad | 2016

Target Storage Capacity

Phase 2 : 157 acres + Capacity of 2.1 mil cbm

SPV 1 (Completed December 2014)

PDT Phase 2 (Construction in progress)

PDT Phase 2 (Construction in progress)

Copyright © Johor Petroleum Development Corporation Berhad | 2016

Supported by associated facilities

Construction of Steam Cracker Complex

Construction of Regasification Terminal 2 (RGT-2)

Construction of Pengerang Co-generation Plant (PCP)

DIALOG DIALOG PETRONAS DIALOG

Copyright © Johor Petroleum Development Corporation Berhad | 2016

i. Pengerang Industrial Park (PIP) by JCorp

Johor Petroleum Development Corporation Berhad | 2016

Proposed Project Timeline

ii. Sg. Rengit Industrial Estate by DIALOG

Johor Petroleum Development Corporation Berhad | 2016

Sg. Rengit Industrial Estate is within PIPC

The Development Component

Development Unit / Plot Size

Proposed Project Timeline

Environmental Impact Development

June Oct Land clearance and site

May July April Oct

Copyright © Johor Petroleum Development Corporation Berhad | 2016

Diversifying the country’s economy

Increasing Malaysia’s export capacity

Opening up of Oil & Gas trading

Providing the nation’s growing

 National Project of strategic importance