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© Chiyoda Corporation 2018. All Rights Reserved. SPERA Hydrogen Hydrogen Supply Chain by LOHC System Chiyoda Corporation October 23, 2018 1 Hydrogen Energy Ministerial Meeting

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© Chiyoda Corporation 2018. All Rights Reserved.

SPERA HydrogenHydrogen Supply Chain

by LOHC System

Chiyoda Corporation

October 23, 2018

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Hydrogen Energy Ministerial Meeting

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Contents

1. Concept and Features of MCH-LOHC System

2. Demonstration Tests at Chiyoda

3. Global Hydrogen Supply Chain Demonstration

4. Hydrogen Supply Scenario Proposed by Chiyoda

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• Chiyoda has established an efficient and large scale H2 storage and transportation

system.

• Methylcyclohexane (MCH), an H2 carrier, stays in a liquid state under ambient

temperature and pressure anywhere (Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carrier Method).

DHGHGN

Petro Refining,

Chemicals

FEEDSTOCK

H2 H2

HGN DHG

StorageStorage

Electrolysis

Renewable Energy

+3H2

CH3CH3

TOL MCH

Power Gen.

City Gas, Mobility

ENERGY

MCH

TOL

CCS

Hydrocarbon

By-Product

Reforming

GasificationCCU

HGN: hydrogenation, DHG: dehydrogenation

TOL: toluene, MCH: Methylcyclohexane

Oil, Gas, Coal

CO2

Solar, Wind, Hydro, etc.

Key Technology is New Catalyst of Dehydrogenation.

1.1 Concept of MCH-LOHC System

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Long term storage & long distance

transport

Easy to handle

Use of existing oil

infrastructure

Chemically stable, very minor MCH (H2) loss by long term storage and long distance transport

Liquid under ambient temperature and pressureApprox. 1/500 in volume

Physical property is similar topetroleum oil

Combination of proven technologies

Combination of conventional equipmentexcept for new catalyst for dehydrogenation.

Reduced risk of H2 storage and

transport

Risk for H2 storage and transport is reduced to that of petroleum oil.

1.2 Features of MCH-LOHC System

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Hydrogen stored

in liquid state

in conventional tanks

Hydrogen transported

by conventional tankers,

pipeline, tanker trucks

Utilization of Existing Infrastructure

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1.3 Features of MCH-LOHC System

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Performance of the Catalyst on Laboratory Scale

90

100

0 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000

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Time on Stream (h)

MC

H C

on

vers

ion

, %

Conditions:

Feed: Methylcyclohexane (MCH) (99.85% Purity)

Pressure: 0.3 MPa

LHSV: 2.0h-1

Performance

MCH conversion: >95%, Toluene selectivity; >99.9%, H2 yield: >95%

H2 generation rate: >1,000 Nm3-H2/h/m3-cat. (1,000 Ncm3-H2/h/cm3-cat.)

Catalyst life: >10,000h

2.1 Development of Dehydrogenation Catalyst

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HG ReactorDHG Reactor

DHG (Importing site) HG (Exporting site)

Operating period: Apr. 2013~Nov. 2014H2 consumption / generation : 50 Nm3/h

(1) Demonstration Plant - Reaction Section2.2 Demonstration Test of MCH-LOHC Process

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Results of demonstration operation

Hydrogenation

of Toluene

Dehydrogenation

of MCH

Op

era

tio

n L

oa

d, %

Ra

tio

to

Eq

uil

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& T

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Ra

tio

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Eq

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& M

CH

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tivit

y, %

● MCH Selectivity

● Toluene Selectivity

Operating period: Apr. 2013~Nov. 2014 (approx. 10,000h)H2 consumption / generation : 50Nm3/h

Yield of H2 Storage:

> 99%

Yield of H2 Generation:

> 98%

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2.3 Demonstration Plant of MCH-LOHC Process(2) Performance

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3.1 Global Hydrogen Supply Chain Demonstration

Organization and Schedule

Using LOHC technology, Chiyoda and its partners established the Advanced

Hydrogen Energy Chain Association for Technology Development (AHEAD), and

started the world’s first global hydrogen supply chain demonstration project

toward 2020.

< Schedule >

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Phase 1:FS and basic design

Phase 2:Design, construction, commissioning Demonstration

Advanced Hydrogen Energy Chain Association

for Technology Development

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3.2 Global Hydrogen Supply Chain Demonstration

Project Outline

Project ScaleSupply of 210 tons (max) of hydrogen in

2020, equivalent to filling 40,000 fuel cell

vehicles (FCV).

Hydrogen SupplyHydrogen will be produced by steam reforming

from the processed gas derived from the natural

gas liquefaction plant of Brunei LNG Sdn. Bhd.

Hydrogen DemandFuel for the Keihin Refinery Thermal Power Plant,

an affiliate of TOA OIL Co., Ltd.

TOA OIL Co Ltd. is owned by SHOWA SHELL

SEKIYU K.K..

NEDO Support2/3 of this project is funded by NEDO (New Energy

and Industrial Technology Development

Organization, the funding agent of the Ministry of

Economy, Trade & Industry).

Kawasaki,

Japan

Negara Brunei

Darussalam

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Brunei H2 Production and

Hydrogenation Plants

Kawasaki Dehydrogenation

Plant

3.3 Global Hydrogen Supply Chain Demonstration

HG and DHG Plants

MCH

Toluene

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3.4 Global Hydrogen Supply Chain DemonstrationHydrogen Value Chain – Project Status in Brunei

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Ground breaking ceremony was held on April 21, 2018, and the guest of honor was Deputy Minister of

the Ministry of Energy and Industry, together with 150 other guests.

Fabrication of Process Module at Module Yard

(as of August 2018)

Process and Pipe rack Module Foundation

(as of August 2018)

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2020 2025 2030 2040 2050

Construction

RegulationDesign

Construction Hydrogen Supply

In consideration of the 2nd Chain performance,Full-Scale introduction

Hydrogen GTCC Technical Establishment

Construction Hydrogen Supply

1st Chain(Demonstration)

2nd Chain 3rd Chain

H2 Volume Max. 210 ton/year50,000 – 90,000 ton/year(80-150,000Nm3/h)

300,000 ton/year(500,000 Nm3/h)

Supply Destination

Gas TurbineMulti-Fuel GTCC(H2: 20vol%)

Hydrogen GTCC(H2: 100%)

Future

As per demand

Hydrogen GTCC(100%)Industrial Use, etc.

1st Chain

3rd Chain

Future

2nd Chain

4.1 Hydrogen Supply Scenario Proposed by Chiyoda

“Basic Hydrogen

Strategy” stated

incentive necessity

to establish

hydrogen power

plant.

“Basic Hydrogen Strategy” issued by Japanese government

stated hydrogen supply chain using liquid organic hydride

carrier will be commercialized around 2025.

“Basic Hydrogen Strategy” stated

300,000 ton/y capacity of hydrogen

power plant is planned for 2030.

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THANK YOU

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