Availability of Marine Fuels from EU refining
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1 from EU refining Alan Reid Science Executive, Refinery Technology, CONCAWE EUDA Workshop Reduction of SOx Emissions Brussels, 23 rd April 2013
2 Outline What is CONCAWE? The refining challenge Sulphur reduction options CONCAWE EU refining study EU refined products demand trends Key results for marine fuels Conclusions 2
3 CONCAWE: Research in Diverse Areas CONservation of Clean Air and The Oil Companies European association for health, safety and environment in refining and distribution (founded in 1963) Water in Europe Research Activities Automotive Emissions & Fuel Quality Refinery Technology Support Air Quality Health Science Water/Soil Quality & Waste Petroleum Products Oil Pipelines Risk Assessment Safety REACH & GHS Implementation Our research reports are available at 3
4 CONCAWE: Member Companies Open to companies owning refining capacity in the EU Currently 42 Member Companies AlmaPetroli api BP CEPSA ENI ERG Essar Oil UK ExxonMobil Gunvor Hansen & Rosenthal Hellenic Petroleum INA Ineos IPLOM Koch KPI Lotos Lukoil LyondellBasell Murco MOL Motor Hellas Neste Oil Nynas OMV Petrogal Phillips 66 PKN Orlen Preem Repsol RHG Rompetrol Sara SARAS Shell SRD ST-1 Statoil Tamoil Total Valero Varo Represents nearly 100% of European refining capacity Not for profit Association, funded by Member Companies 4
5 Outline What is CONCAWE? The refining challenge Sulphur reduction options CONCAWE EU refining study EU refined products demand trends Key results for marine fuels Conclusions 5
6 The refining challenge Crude oil: typically much heavier than product demand LPG Naphtha/gasoline Kero/jet Gasoil/Diesel Heavy fuel oil 20 0 Brent Iran light Nigerian Russian Kuwait Demand Use available crudes: Adapt to quality variations Adapt to different crudes on a day-to-day basis Produce desired products: All products must be on-spec All must be produced at the same time Nothing can be thrown away! And minimise energy, CO 2, environmental impacts, and costs 6
7 Refineries turn crude into multiple fit-for-purpose products 100% 10% Dem mand (%) or Refinery yield (% on crude) 80% 60% 40% 20% 8% 6% 4% 2% Fuel & Loss (% on crude) LPG Naphtha Gasoline Kero/Jet Gasoil/Diesel Heavy Fuel Oil Fuel & Loss 0% 2010 Simple High gasoline High diesel 0% EU Demand refinery yield Complex refinery yield Achieving this requires complex process technology and hydrogen Reforming to obtain the desired molecules and distribution Residue conversion to crack larger molecules into smaller ones Hydrotreating to obtain the desired product quality (e.g. S removal) More refinery complexity means that more energy and more hydrogen are needed -and typically more CO 2 emissions 7
8 Outline What is CONCAWE? The refining challenge Sulphur reduction options CONCAWE EU refining study EU refined products demand trends Key results for marine fuels Conclusions 8
9 Sulphur reduction options Two options: Remove from fuel Remove from exhaust gas Pros Fuel desulphurisation Central treatment Simplifiedon-board fuel handling when distillate fuel is used Exhaust gas cleaning SO 2 easily absorbed in alkaline water Low additional energy requirements Favourable economics Cons Complex refining process Increasedenergy consumption and CO 2 emissions in refining Major Investments for individual projects Higher cost fuel Additional equipment on ship Investment Demonstration of compliance This is the base case option in the CONCAWE EU Refining study 9
10 Low S marine fuels: more than just removing S 1000 ppm S = 0.1% S Road transport fuels Stepwise reduction S level driven by engine exhaust gas after-treatment requirements Hydrodesulphurisationprocess investments Basic fuel blend composition remains essentially unchanged Data sources: Hart 2011 Worldwide Fuel Specifications, IMO Marine fuels High pressure, high temperature hydrodesulphurisation Technology limit for desulphurising heavy fuel oil Requires major changes in blend composition Switch from residual components to distillates for ECA 0.1%S fuel (equivalent to standard domestic heating oil quality) 10
11 Sulphur removal in refineries Hydrodesulphurisation (HDS) process Treat products with hydrogen Reaction at elevated pressure and temperature Convert embedded sulphur to H 2 S Absorb H 2 S from process gas and convert to elemental S Energy intensive Increases refinery CO 2 emissions Production of hydrogen starting from natural gas (CH 4 ) Carbon in natural gas is rejected as CO 2 Picture: ExxonMobil 11 11
12 Outline What is CONCAWE? The refining challenge Sulphur reduction options CONCAWE EU refining study EU refined products demand trends Key results for marine fuels Conclusions 12
13 Declining product demand (including biofuels) Total demand including biofuels in EU27+ 2 (Mt/a) LPG Gasoline 500 Petrochemicals Middle distillates 400 Residual marine fuel Residual inland fuel 300 Others 200 (*) JEC Consortium: Joint Research Centre of European Commission, EUCAR and CONCAWE 100 Source: Wood Mackenzie, CONCAWE Basis: JEC* Fleet & Fuels model for road diesel and gasoline; Wood Mackenzie 2011 for all other products European fleet-average CO 2 emissions for new passenger cars: 143 g CO 2 /km in 2010 (actual) 95 g CO 2 /km by 2020 (mandated target) 75 g CO 2 /km by 2030 (assumed) Products demand expected to fall by 137 Mt (19%) between 2005 and
14 Increasing distillate/gasoline imbalance Total demand including biofuels in EU27+ 2 (% m/m) LPG Gasoline Petrochemicals Middle distillates Residual marine fuel Residual inland fuel Others MD/Gasoline ratio (RH axis) 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Source: Wood Mackenzie, CONCAWE 10% 19% % 61% Middle distillate / Gasoline demand ratio Steady decline in total demand butsteady growth in: Percentage of middle distillates, reaching 61% in 2030 Ratio of middle distillates to gasoline, reaching 6.3 in 2030 Increasingly difficult for gasoline-oriented EU refineries to meet this changing demand ratio. 14
15 Steady growth in share of refined middle distillates Distillates demand (fossil only) in EU27+ 2 (% m/m of total refined products demand) 70% 60% 50% 46% 60% Distillate marine bunker 40% Heating oil Diesel (non-road, rail and inland water) Jet/Kero 30% 20% Diesel (road) 10% 0% Source: Wood Mackenzie, CONCAWE Middle distillates are heavier than gasoline but lighter than heavy fuel oil Total European refined middle distillates demand does not grow in absolute tonnage Share of distillates in total refined product market increases steadily, to 60% in 2030 Growing demand for jet fuel and distillate marine fuel Switch from residual marine fuel to distillate marine fuel in ECAs adds about 14 Mt to distillate demand from 1/1/
16 Marine fuels sulphur content falls sharply in % 2.7% Maximum %S of EU marine fuels Marine Fuels Sales (Mt/a) EU % S 2.1% 1.8% 0.1% S 1.0% S 1.5% S 0.5% S 4.5% S 3.5% S 0.3% 0.3% 0.3% % 2.0% 1.5% 1.0% 0.5% 0.0% Maximu um Sulphur of EU Marine Fuels (% m/m) Source: Wood Mackenzie/ /CONCAWE EU demand for 0.5%S Marine Fuel in 2020 is about 28 Mt/a (assuming the IMO spec is imposed from 2020). Note that the CONCAWE study assumed that non-eca ferries would use 0.1%S fuel (about 4 Mt/a) from 2020, whereas the final Directive 2012/33/EU allows 0.5%S fuel. 16
17 Outline What is CONCAWE? The refining challenge Sulphur reduction options CONCAWE EU refining study EU refined products demand trends Key results for marine fuels Conclusions 17
18 Refining CO2 emissions will increase These figures assume constant refinery energy efficiency frozen at the 2008 level Demand Demand IMO general bunker 0.5%, Ferry bunker 0.1% Demand SECA bunker 0.1%, switch to distillate Non-road Diesel 10 ppm S Inland Waterway Gasoil 10 ppm Demand Demand-related Quality-related SECA bunker 1.0% Demand 2010 Base case EU Refineries CO 2 emissions (Mt/a) Biggest increases in EU refinery CO 2 emissions are caused by: 2015 switch to 0.1%S distillate bunkers in SECAs 2020 switch to 0.1%S distillate bunker for EU ferries and 0.5%S IMO general bunker. Declining demand post-2020 reduces CO 2 emissions from the 2020 peak. Refinery energy efficiency improvements would offset these increases. 18
19 Substantial investment requirements Announced projects $21billion IMO general bunker 0.5% Ferry bunker 0.1%, switch to distillate Demand SECA bunker 0.1%, switch to distillate Non-road Diesel 10 ppm S Inland Marine Gasoil 10 ppm Demand SECA bunker 1.0% FQD PAH 8% Demand G$ (2011) Announced EU refining project expenditure estimated at $30 billion Estimated total investment of $51 billion would be required by 2020 to fully meet product demand and quality changes (including low sulphur marine fuel) Additional $21 billion over and above the announced projects Declining demand post-2020 will lead to under-utilisation of new-build capacity This could have a negative influence on investment decisions prior to
20 0.5%S MF availability is affected by refining investment Refining investment ($ billion) Full Investment 2020 Limited Inv High S MF export allowed $ Limited Inv High S MF export NOT allowed $30 $ Pro oduction, import, export (Mt/a) 0.5%S MF production (Mt/a) 3.5%S MF export (Mt/a) Diesel Import (Mt/a) Gasoline Export (Mt/a) Investment ($billion) $51 billion total refining investment required by 2020 to supply 28 Mt/a 0.5%S MF If investments limited to $30 billion (announced projects to 2015) then: EU refining processing capacity would be unable to satisfy 0.5%S MF demand 2 Mt/a of 0.5%S MF could be produced in 2020 with diesel imports unchanged But 26 Mt 3.5%S MF would have to be exported Alternatively, diesel imports would need to increase to 41 Mt/a to supply 28 Mt/a of 0.5%S MF 20
21 On-board scrubbing lowers refining investments & CO 2 Refinery investment (G$) Refinery CO2 emissions (Mt/a) Base Case IMO 19 G$ Scrubbers IMO 17 Mt/a CO 2 Scrubbers Investments and refinery CO 2 emissions are estimated in two scenarios: IMO: All refined marine fuel must meet IMO specs. No on-board scrubbers. Scrubbers: Allships are equipped with on-board scrubbers from 2015 onwards. The refinery investment for the 100% scrubbers case would be reduced by $19 billion in 2020 The 100% scrubbers case would avoid a 17 Mt/yrincrease in refinery CO 2 emissions This would be partially offset by increased CO 2 emissions from scrubber energy consumption Overall well-to-propeller CO 2 emissions still expected to be largely in favour of scrubbers Base Case
22 Outline What is CONCAWE? The refining challenge Sulphur reduction options CONCAWE EU refining study EU refined products demand trends Key results for marine fuels Conclusions 22
23 Conclusions Short term (2015) Announced refining projects estimated at $30 billion Should enable EU refining to satisfy short term changes in product demand and quality (e.g. switch to 0.1%S ECA fuel) Longer term ( ): Unprecedented changes & major investments needed Availability of 0.5%S MF dependent on timely and adequate investments Refiners unlikely to be able to supply market in the same way as today Not currently possible to predict how the market will react Much depends on factors such as: The rate of ECA growth The application of abatement technology The use of alternative fuels, e.g. LNG CO 2 emissions impact of marine fuel S reduction is significant There is no single solution keep all routes to compliance open 23 23
24 Thank you for your attention Our technical reports are available at no cost to all interested parties CONCAWE Website: 24
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