Sonatrach Gas

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International Gas Dimension

50 Years of Support to National Development

Sonatrach is asserting its gas vocation year after year.

Given the richness of the Algerian subsoil, the investments that have been made, as well as the involvement of its human resources and the role it has been playing in the supply of international markets, Sonatrach is today considered as the first Mediterranean gas company.

Hassi R’Mel, a prestigious name, is one of the largest gas deposits in the world, and, indeed, not to forget In Salah, Ohanet, Tin Fouyé Tabenkort, Rhourde Nouss, Hamra and Alra, to mention only the largest.

A significant Potential

Seeking a better value and diversifying outlets through integration in gas downstream, are the key words of the Algerian gas export policy. The development of the “TSGP” and “Galsi” projects, the Medgaz line “gas in” in 2011, directly linking Algeria to Spain, the leasing of an additional capacity in the Isle of Grain terminal and the extension of the “Enrico Mattei” gas pipeline have boosted Sonatrach export capacity, thus providing significant additional export volumes to supply Europe. As regards LNG, Sonatrach has launched 02 new liquefaction trains, one in Skikda and a second train in Arzew.

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Sonatrach, an International Gas Dimension

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SIGNIFICANT GAS RESERVES FIELdS OPERATEd by SONATRAcH

Hassi R’Mel, one of the largest gas fields in the world, accounts for 60% of the total primary production in Algeria, or 92 billion m³.

In addition to the giant field of Hassi R’Mel, Sonatrach operates other fields such as Rhourde Nouss, Alrar, Gassi Touil and Tin Fouye Tabankort.

FIELdS OPERATEd IN PARTNERSHIP

Natural gas production in partnership contributes some 22% of the volume of gas produced in Algeria, or 34 billion m³.

- In Salah is operated in partnership with bP and Statoil;- Ohanet is operated in partnership with bHP billiton;- In Amenas is operated in partnership with bP and Statoil- Tin Fouye Tabankort is operated in partnership with Total and Repsol- Hamra is operated in partnership with Total

GAS DISPATCHING NATIONAL CENTRE (cNdG)

The NcdG is located in Hassi R’Mel. This is where gas gathering and dispatching is made through gas pipelines to local (Sonelgaz, third-party clients and self-consumption of Sonatrach units) and international customers (delivery to liquefaction complexes and transcontinental pipelines: PEDRO DURAN FARELL, ENRICO MATTEI and MEDGAZ).



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THE MAIN EXPORT ROUTES OF NATURAL GAS

Natural gas pipelines form the cornerstone of the natural gas marketing policy. This policy is centered on three objectives:

• Diversifying outlets• Seeking valorizing markets • Selecting the less capital intensive form of export

The pipeline transportation network has 14 pipelines with a total length of 8629 km, with a carrying capacity of 142 billion cm / year.

TRANSCONTINENTAL NATURAL GAS PIPELINES

THE ENRIcO MATTEI GAS PIPELINE, «GEM»

Pipeline connecting Algeria to Italy via Tunisia.

Length 1647 Km

Capacity 33.15 billion cm/year

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The PEdRO dURAN FARELL PIPELINE,»GPdF»

Pipeline linking Algeria to Spain via Morocco:

THE MEdGAZ PIPELINE:

Algeria-Europe direct connection via SpainThis pipeline came on stream on 1st March 2011 and links directly Algeria to Spain.

Starting from beni-Saf, (west of Algeria), the gas line crosses the Mediterranean to reach Almeria, on the Spanish coast.

TRANSCONTINENTAL GAS LINES UNDER WAY OF IMPLEMENTATION

THE GALSI PIPELINE

Project of a direct line linking Algeria to Italy via Sardinia

Referred to as «GALSI», the company is in charge of the achievement and operation of the Algeria – Italy, via Sardinia, gas pipeline project. The pipeline will supply Italy, Southern France and European countries north of the Alps.

TRANS-SAHARAN GAS PIPELINE TSGP

Project of a direct line linking Nigeria to Algeria.

The Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline (TSGP) is a pipeline intended to supply natural gas to European marketsfrom the «Niger delta» region in Southern Nigeria, via Niger and Algeria, and then through a submarine pipe that will cross the Mediterranean.

Diameter 48’’

Length 521 Km

Capacity 11.6 billion Cm/year

Commissioning 1996

Diameter 24’’

Length 210 Km

Capacity 8 billion cm/year

Length

El Kala-Cagliari (offshore) : 285 Km

Cagliari-Olbia (onshore): 300Km

Olbia-C.d. Pescaia (offshore): 275 Km

Length 4188 Km

Volume 20 à 30 billion cm/year



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LIQUEFACTION COMPLEXES

GL1Z COMPLEX

Location: bethioua (around 40 miles east of Oran)Area: 72 hectaresLNG: 17.56 million Cm /yearGASOLINE: 123 000 tons /yearProducts: Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) and GasolineProcess used for liquefaction: McR - APcINumber of trains: Six (06)Commissioning : 1978.Loading capacities : 2 tankers from 40 000 to 70 000 Cm

GL 2 Z COMPLEX

Location: bethioua (about 40 miles east of Oran)Area: 72 hectaresLNG: 17.820 million Cm / yearPropane: 410.000 tons / yearButane: 327.000 tons / yearGasoline: 196.000 tons / yearProcess used for liquefaction: McR - APcINumber of trains: Three (03)commissioning : 1981.Loading capacities : 2 tankers from 40 000 to 150 000 cm

GL 1K COMPLEX

Location: SkikdaArea: 92 hectaresLNG: 6.942 million Cm/yearEthane: 170 000 Tons / YearPropane: 163 000 tons / yearbutane: 123 000 Tons / yearIsobutane: 2 640 Tons / YearGasoline: 79 000 Tons / YearProcess used for liquefaction: TEAL for train 10 and RICO for 5P and 6PNumber of trains: Three (03)Commissioning : Train10 in 1972, 5P in 1980 and 6P in 1981.Installed contractual capacity (ccI) of production:Loading capacities : 2 tankers from 50 000 to 70 000 Cm



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LNG TRAINS UNDER DEVELOPMENT

«New LNG train of Skikda (GNL2K)”: Commissioning date end 2012

Project purpose: construction of a (01) New LNG Train in replacement for the three units 20, 30 and 40 of GL1K Complex destroyed during the incident on 19/01/2004.Production capacity: 4.5 M metric tons of LNG per year.Location: Industrial Zone of Skikda.

Capacities :

• 4 500 000 metric tons of LNG.• 171 400 metric tons of Butane.• 207 600 metric tons of Propane.• 164 700 metric tons of Ethane.• 108 700 metric tons of Gasoline.• 163 million N Cm /year of helium- enriched gas.

Marketing of finished products: National and International Market.Type of process: Air Products Inc. (APcI).

«New LNG Train of Arzew (GNL3/Z)” project: Commissioning date 2013.

Purpose of the Project: construction of one (01) New LNG train and a pier with breakwaters at the Industrial Zone of Arzew.Production capacity: 4.7 million metric tons per year.Location: Industrial Zone of Arzew.

Capacities :

• 4 700 000 metric tons of LNG.• 58 000 metric tons of Butane.• 275 000 metric tons of Propane.• 300 000 metric tons of Ethane• 47 000 metric tons of Gasoline.• 350 000 N Cm /year of helium- enriched gas.

Marketing of finished products: National and International Market.Type of process: Air Products Inc. (APcI).



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GAS EXPORTS

• Exports recorded a level of 35.7 billion m3 by pipelines and 27.3 million m3 in liquefied form.

• During the year 2011, Sonatrach exported 52 billion m3 of natural gas, 69% of which by pipe and 31% by sea.

• The Mediterranean market accounts for 96% of our total natural gas exports

• 93% or 25 million m3 of our LNG exports are intended for France, Turkey, Italy and Spain.

Share of Sonatrach Total Gas Export

2011 Gas Export : 52 BCM

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2%

Portugal

4%

Spain20%

Italy

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Algeria

Slovenia1%

Greece1%

Turkey6%

Tunisia2%

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REGASIFICATION TERMINALS

Reganosa: Sonatrach has teamed up with Endesa and Union Fenosa to build an LNG regasification termi-nal in Galicia, Spain, of a capacity of 2.5 billion m3 /year.

Isle of Grain: Sonatrach signed an agreement with Grain LNG for the supply of 5 billion m3 of gas on the basis of equal shares . Montoir de Bretagne: Sonatrach and Gaz de France signed an agreement for the leasing of a capacity in the Montoir de Bretagne LNG regasification terminal. In 2010, Sonatrach has supplied the French market with approximately 1 billion m3 of gas.



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LNG TRANSPORTATION

Mostefa Ben BoulaidCapacity : 125 000 m3

Larbi Ben M’HidiCapacity : 129 000 m3

Didouche MouradCapacity : 126 000 m3

Bachir ChihaniCapacity : 129 000 m3

Abane RamdaneCapacity : 126 000 m3

Lala Fatma N’SoumerCapacity : 145 000 m3

Berge ArzewCapacity : 138 000 m3

Cheikh El MokraniCapacity : 75 000 m3

Cheikh BouamamaCapacity : 75 000 m3

S O N AT R A C H I N T H E W O R L D

Nigerg•1 Exploration block

Mali

Spainp•Reganosa (10%) : Regasification •GEPSA(30%) : cogeneration.•CGC (30%) : Trading •SGC (100%) : Trading•Propanchem (49%) : Petrochemical.

•2% of EDP•25% in Power stations of EDP (one in Spain)

Peru• Pipeline Project Transport of Oil & Gas. from Camisea Field to Lima & Callao• Development of the blocks 88 and 56 in Camisea

Korea K• Crude oil storage capacity

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• 2 Exploration blocks in Ghadames basin

Mauritania•6 exploration blocks

01 Exploration block

•Gas pipeline TSGP

K & NetherlandsUUKU &K & N• Oil, LPG & LNG regasification & Trading.

•Trading of Gas

• 2 exploration blocks.

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