Innovative Waste Solutions

Waste HandlingWaste Elimination

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Who we are

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Technip TodayWith engineering, technologies and project management, on land and at sea, we safely and successfully deliver the best solutions for our clients in the energy business

Worldwide presence with 43,000 people in 48 countries

Industrial assets on all continents, a fleet of 36 vessels (8 of which under construction)

2013 revenue: USD $15.7 Billion

Largest EPC in Europe and 3rd largest EPC in USA

Energy is the core business of Technip…3

Engineering and fabrication of fixed platforms for shallow waters (TPG 500, Unideck®) Engineering and fabrication

of floating platforms for deep waters (Spar, semi-

submersible platforms, FPSO)

Leadership in floatover technology

Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (FLNG)

Construction yard

Design, manufacture and supply of deepwater flexible

and rigid pipelines, umbilicals and riser systems

Subsea construction, pipeline installation services and

Heavy Lift

Six state-of-the-art flexible pipe and / or umbilical manufacturing plants

Five spoolbases for reeled pipeline assembly as well as

four logistic bases

A constantly evolving fleet strategically deployed in the

world's major offshore markets

Three Activities - One Technip

Gas treatment and liquefaction (LNG), Gas-to-

Liquids (GTL)

Oil refining (refining, hydrogen and sulphur units)

Onshore pipelines

Petrochemicals (ethylene, aromatics, olefins, polymers,

fertilizers)Process technologies

(proprietary or through alliances)

Biofuel and renewable energies (including offshore

wind)Non-oil activities (principally

in life sciences, metals & mining, construction)

Subsea Offshore Onshore

The best solutions across the value chain4

Worldwide Presence

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Aberdeen

ParisSt. John’s

Luanda

Rio de Janeiro

Houston

Mumbai

Kuala Lumpur

Perth

Lagos

Vitória

Los Angeles

Caracas

Dande

Lobito

Port Harcourt

Barcelona

LyonRome

Athens

The HagueDüsseldorf

St. PetersburgEvanton

LondonNewcastle

Abu DhabiDoha

Chennai Bangkok

Singapore

JakartaBalikpapan

Shanghai

Pori

Le Trait

Bogota

New Delhi

Regional Headquarters / Operating centers

Spoolbases

Manufacturing plants (flexible pipelines)

Manufacturing plants (umbilicals)

Construction yard

Tanjung Langsat

Calgary

Monterrey

Oslo

Orkanger

Stavanger

Services base

Angra Porto

Cairo

Baghdad

Al Khobar

Warsaw

RegionalProcurement

Manager

GlobalProcurement

Officer

Category Managers

LocalProcurement

Manager

A Unique Global Procurement Network

Los Angeles

Houston

Rio de JaneiroRio de Janeiro

Caracas

Bogota

Vitoria

Lobito

Barcelona

Abu Dhabi

Kuala Lumpur

Shanghai

Perth

Bangkok

Jakarta

Le Trait Paris Lyon / Vaux en Velin

Rome

Oslo/Stavanger

Pori

Delhi

Chennai

Channelview

Aberdeen

London

The Hague

Newcastle

St John’sSeoulDusseldorf

Mumbai

Doha

Beijing

Mexico

Regional Procurement Office

Local Procurement Office 6

We would like to introduce our

Technology Partner…

JFE Engineering Company

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Waste to Energy Partnership Structure

• Construction Support• Engineering and Design• Gasification Technology• Waste Handling Technology• Operations and Maintenance

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Project Lead

Engineering and Design

Construction Management

Global Procurement System

Global Client Base and Market Entry System

Process Guarantees and Performance Warranty

Waste Conversion Technology

Top Ten Steel ManufacturerGlobally Since 1912

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JFE Group of CompaniesTotal 2013 Annual Revenue = $41.5 Billion

45.93 % ownership

100 %

ow

ners

hipJFE Holdings

6,000

Net Sales

Employees

$3.6 B

Japan Marine United

7,400

Net Sales

Employees$2.9 B

JFE Engineering

43,700

Net Sales

Employees$26.6 B

JFE Steel

5 6,000

Net Sales

Employees$8.4 B

JFE Shoji Trade

Since 1912 Since 1951

Joined Forces and Established in 2003

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Environment

EnergyNet Sales

$2.9 B

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48％

26％Industrial

JFE Engineering

Waste to Energy

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19,879 t/d

2012

WTE Market Share in Japan

37% Market Share

A

13%B

12%

C10%

D

7%

E5%

F4%

Others

12%

2007 - 2012

JFE

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IWATE　 Morioka▲Morioka Shiwa Asso.●Morioka Shiwa Asso.

TOKYO　 Kita　 Hachioji(Tobuki)　 Itabashi　 Hachioji(Tate)　 Higashimurayama City　 Suginami　 Meguro●Hino Motors Corp.▲Okutama Town　 Edogawa　 Hachioji(Tobuki) Fujimi Asso.

KANAGAWA　 Yokohama City(Konan)　 Yamato City　 Kawasaki City(Ukishima)　 Yokohama City(Kanazawa)●◆Kanagawa Foundation◆NS Yushiro Corp.◆JFE Kankyo Corp.

YAMANASHI▲Nakakoma Asso.(’78 ､’ 97)

SHIZUOKA 　▲Hamakita City▲Sagara Town Asso.　 Shizuoka City▲Atami City

GIFU▲Tajimi City●Kakamigahara City

AICHI　 Nagoya City(Tomita)　 Tokai City　 Okazaki City　 Ichinomiya City●Toyota Motors Corp.　 Kasugai City◆[Undisclosed customer]

WAKAYAMA▲Shingu City

OITA●Saiki Asso.

HYOGO　 Nishinomiya City(Tobu)　 Nishinomiya City(Seibu)　 Ashiya City　 Sasayama City　 Inagawa Asso. Nishinomiya City(Tobu) Toyonaka-Itami Asso.

OSAKA　 Takatsuki City

Ikeda CitySennan Asso.Osaka City(Hirano)

　 [Undisclosed customer]

NIIGATA▲Tokamachi Asso.(’74 ､‘ 93)　 Niigata Asso.(Kameda)▲Jyoetsu Asso.　 Nigata CityFUKUI　 Fukui Sakai Asso.▲Obama City

TOYAMA　 Takaoka City　 Takaoka Asso.

NARA▲Kamishimo Kitayama Asso.

HOKKAIDO▲Nemuro City 　 Tomakomai City●Hidaka Chubu Asso.▲Okushiri Town

CHIBA　 Matsudo City　 Ichihara City　 Inzai Asso. (’86,’99)　 Funabashi City(Nanbu ）▲Yotsukaido City

Kanematsu Envi Corp.▲Sambu Asso.●Japan Recycle Corp.

SAITAMA　 Kawaguchi City▲Shobu Town　 KawatuchiCity(Totsuka ’90,’94)　 Ageo City　 Tokorozawa City(Tobu)●Yorii Orix

KYOTOKyoto City(Minami

Dai1)

SHIGA▲Ritto Town

ISHIKAWA▲Kahoku County▲Kanazawa City Meat Center

AKITA▲Honjo Yuri Asso.

KAGOSHIMA　 Kagoshima City(Nanbu)

YAMAGUCHI▲Syuyo Asso.

HIROSHIMA　 Hiroshima City(Asaminami)　 Fukuyama City　 Hiroshima City(Asakita)　 Kamo Asso.(‘85 ､‘ 01)▲Fukashina Asso.●Fukuyama Recycle Power Corp.　 Hiroshima City(Asaminami)

TOTTORITottori

CityChubu

Asso.Yonago

City

KUMAMOTO　 Kumamoto City(Tobu)▲Amakusa Asso.　 Kumoamto City(Seibu)

NAGASAKISasebo City

▲Katsumoto Town●Kenou Kennan Asso.

OKAYAMA●Okayama Envi Conservation Asso.●Mizushima Eco-Works Corp.

KOCHIKonan

Asso.●Aki Asso.

SHIMANE ●Hamada Asso.

MIYAZAKI　 Miyakonojo Asso.　 Nobeoka City

FUKUOKA　 Fukuoka City(Nanbu)●Amagi Asakura Mii Asso.●Chikushino Ogori Kiyama Asso.

TOKUSHIMA●Cyuo Koiki Asso.

EHIMENiihama CityMatsuyama City

▲ Ozu City Asso.

MIE　 Tsu City(Seibu)▲Komono Town▲Kumano City▲Kawage Town　 Suzuka City

AOMORIHachinohe City

OKINAWA　 Urazoe City▲Motobu Town Nakijinson Asso.　 Naha City

MIYAGI▲Miyagi Tobu Asso.　 Sendai City(Imaizumi)▲Sennan Asso.(Murata)▲Sennan Asso.(Kakuda)　 Miyagi Tobu Asso.

Gumma　 Kiryu City(’77 ､‘ 80)▲Tatebayashi City　 Maebashi City▲Kusatsu City▲Tomioka City

TOCHIGI▲Tochigi Asso. 　　 　▲ Aso Asso.▲Kuroiso City(’91 ､‘ 93) 　▲ Haga Chubu Asso.　 Nasu Asso.

IBAGAGI　 Ryugasaki Asso. 　　▲ Aso Town Asso.●Ibaragi Envi Conservation Asso.

FUKUSHIMA▲Tajima Shimogo Asso.▲Seibu Envi Asso.

JFE’s Track RecordWaste Thermal Treatment Plants （ 1968 to Present ）

1. TAICHUNG (TAIWAN) 2. SAMUI

(THAILAND) 3. BANGPOO

(THAILAND) 4. GENTING

(MALAYSIA) 5. ALBANO

(ITALY) 6. QINGDAO

(CHINA) 7. SHANGHAI

(CHINA)

• 162 total plants continuous operation in Japan

• 10 using NEW gasification technology• JFE running full operations on 76• 7 overseas facilities in operation• JFE maintains all 162 facilities

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Proven Gasification Track Record

10 NEW technology High Temperature Gasification Type plants (20 furnaces) in operation starting in 2003

2 plants under construction

3 plants in design stage

Italy Japan

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Completion March 2004

Waste RDF (18.2 MJ/kg)

Capacity 350 t/d (1 Line)

Boiler / Steam Turbine

6.0 MPa / 450 deg-CPower Generation: 20 MWEfficiency: 31 %

Flue Gas Treatment

Dry Type + SCR

Furnace

Slag Outlet

Water Granulation Conveyor

Bag FilterRDF Feeding Conveyor

JFE Built: World’s Single Largest Gasifier Fukuyama Plant

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Feedstock

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Scrap Tires

Sewage Sludge

Industrial Waste

RDF/SRF and MSW

Mined Landfill Waste

Automobile Shredder Waste

Hazardous/Red Bag/Medical Waste

RDF / Waste

Coke & Limestone

Thirdtuyer

e

Secondary tuyere

Main tuyer

eMolten SlagBasin

Cokelayer

Gasifying

layer

110m

15m

Blast furnace

Gasification furnace

JFE ‘Heritage’: Gasification Furnaces

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Gasification Process Flow

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AVAILABLE SOLUTIONS

JFE/TECHNIP OPTIONS FOR TREATMENT OF NEW OR EXISTING LANDFILLS

ANEROBIC DIGESTION

GASIFICATION

LAND FILL GAS CONVERSION

INTEGRATED

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ANEROBIC DIGESTIONEasy and fast deployment, inexpensive, first step to total waste elimination.

Sewage Sludge Biogas Plant in

YokohamaOutput:4,500 kW

Sewage Sludge Biogas Plant in

YokohamaOutput:4,500 kW

Anaerobic Digestion

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GASIFICATION

Inorganic and Other

Recyclables /

Organics

MSW>>MRF

Total PowerSteam

Steam Turbine

Generator

LAND FILL GAS CONVERSION: MAKE POWER or BURN THE GAS OFF

Total Power

Inorganics and Other

Recyclables /

Organics

MSW>>MRF

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BU

RN

TH

E

GA

S

Land Fill Gas

Turbine Generator

MAKE POWER

INTEGRATED POWER PLANT

Total Power

Steam

Waste HeatInorgani

c and Other

Recyclables /

Organics

MSW>>MRF

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Gasifier

Sludge

OptionalLand Fill Gas

Turbine Generator

Steam Turbine

Generator

Digester

BioGas

Summary: High Temperature Melt Gasification System

Proven technology:10 plants@62.8 t/h>17 plants@150 t/h

Largest gasification furnace: 13.1 t/h

High efficiency power generation: η ≥ 31 %

Advanced emission control:0.000053 ng-TEQ/Nm3

Various waste treatment:BiomassRDF/SRF MSWSewage Sludge Landfill/Industrial Hazardous/Medical

Recyclable slag and metal:25

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A NEW DIMENSION IN PPP

People support change and administrative mandate to clean up and be responisble

Planet is patient, science is solid, and people demand responsible deployment of technology

Profit is not just money to fund increased growth but a clean environment and a healthy planet

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FEEDSTOCK:OUTPUT OPTIONSHypothetical: 1,000 T/D

All output values are approximate

FEEDSTOCK TYPE

INPUT CAPACIT

Y

INPUT FRACTI

ON

OUTPUT TYPE

OUTPUT CAPACIT

Y

WASTE ELIMINAT

ED

MSW 1,000 TPD

GASIFICATION

ELEC PWR 35-90 MW>94%STEAM 175-200

TPH

ANEROBIC DIGSTION ELEC PWR 15MW >65%

AD + GASFN ELEC PWR 55-85MW >99%

LFGLand Fill

Gas

9,000 SCFM

CLEAN &CONVER

T (PIPELIN

E QUALITY

)

ELEC PWR (Turbine) 35 MW NO

pollutants into the air and

ALL volatiles produce power

PIPELINE 5,400SCFM

STEAM (Industrial Processes) 200 TPH

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PROCESS

Data Collection from Client: Questionnaire answered by City Engineers (30-45 days)

Pre-FEED Agreement: Paid by client to complete on-site survey, data adjustment, engineering and design parameters(60-90 days)

Adjustment Conference: Client meeting to make final round of design adjustments and recommendations prior to FEED design(2-5 days)

FEED Agreement: Paid by client to finalize design to within ±10% capacity, process, output and pricing(3-6 months)

Project Commencement: Begin construction of project, site preparation and fabrication(9-18 months)

CONCLUSIONS

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JFE/Technip provide a bankable turnkey waste treatment system with process guarantees

Our modular design meets changing requirements or future expansion

We design for specific geographic locations, any waste streams, all economics and we meet any legislative requirements

Our process guarantees derive from strong balance sheets, financial support, and legacy operations of successful global projects

Our goal is to start the first full scale gasification project in Brazil in 2014

Thank You for Your Time

and Attention

Authorized by JFE and TechnipRua Padre Vieira, 103Campinas, SP, Brasil

CEP 13026-02655-19-3232-6870

www.brasilplus.net

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