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From Oil to Polymers - Total Petrochemicals USA

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<strong>From</strong> <strong>Oil</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>Polymers</strong>Integrated World-class <strong>Petrochemicals</strong>


<strong>Total</strong>’s <strong>Petrochemicals</strong>A new identity witha long-standing his<strong>to</strong>ryIn February 2004, <strong>Total</strong> announced aproject <strong>to</strong> reorganize its Chemical Branchby establishing more au<strong>to</strong>nomous,market-oriented and reactive groups. Thisreorganization <strong>to</strong>ok the shape of the creation,alongside <strong>Petrochemicals</strong> and Specialties,of a decentralized structure comprisingChlorochemicals, Intermediates andPerformance Products.On Oc<strong>to</strong>ber 1, 2004 the <strong>Petrochemicals</strong>business changed its name <strong>to</strong> <strong>Total</strong><strong>Petrochemicals</strong>. Operating under a newname, the Company continues <strong>to</strong> offer thesame great products and services. As a fullyintegrated operation, <strong>Total</strong> <strong>Petrochemicals</strong>includes base petrochemicals fromsteamcrackers and certain refinery processingplants - olefins (ethylene, propylene), C4fractions and aromatics (benzene, <strong>to</strong>luene,xylene, styrene) - as well as the commoditypolymers they produce (polyethylene,polypropylene, polystyrene, elas<strong>to</strong>mers).With the new identity clearly establishingroots within the Group, <strong>Petrochemicals</strong>’ aimis <strong>to</strong> capitalize on their synergies with refining(which have increased with the latest fuelspecification requirements), strengthen theircompetitiveness in Europe and the UnitedStates, and speed up their development in fastgrowing regions, primarily Asia.The <strong>Total</strong> GroupThe businesses and activities of <strong>Total</strong>, the world’sfourth leading oil and gas Group, cover the entire oilchain: oil and gas exploration and production, refiningand distribution, trading, as well as gas and power.<strong>Total</strong> is also a major player in the chemical industry.The Group employs over 110,000 people in over 130countries on all five continents.<strong>Total</strong> <strong>Petrochemicals</strong> International Headquarters in Brussels 4 divisions:• Base <strong>Petrochemicals</strong> (Olefins, C4 fractionsand Aromatics)• Polyethylene• Polypropylene• Styrenics (Styrene, Polystyrene andElas<strong>to</strong>mers) 18 industrial facilities in the world 3 research centers:Feluy (Belgium), LaPorte (US), Lacq/Mont(France); Lyon Technical Pole (France) 2003 sales: 6.7 billion euros Personnel: 7,500 employees on3 continents22%U.S.5%Asia6%Rest of Europe29%Belgium38%France World rankings:Source: Company data vs PTM 03Q4 (capacities 2004)• n° 3 in Polypropylene• n° 3 in Polystyrene• n° 4 in Aromatics


A global presence,a manufacturing activitybuilt on integrationAs part of an oil group, <strong>Total</strong> <strong>Petrochemicals</strong>gains extensively from integration within refining,particularly in Europe and the United States.Based on this industrial rationale, which plays agreater role than with many of its competi<strong>to</strong>rs,the Company operates large-scale facilitiesaround the world, and in particular in two of theworld’s largest oil and petrochemicals centers:> in the United States, Texas and Louisianaaccount for 80% of all Americanpetrochemicals activities;> in Europe, in the Antwerp-Rotterdam zone,connected <strong>to</strong> the Ruhr basin, the hub of 50%of Europe’s petrochemicals activity.In addition, in France, <strong>Total</strong> <strong>Petrochemicals</strong> runsthree major facilities, in Normandy, the Lorraineregion and the Rhône basin, which are largelyintegrated within the country’s petroleum andpetrochemicals platforms.Finally, in Qatar, the Middle East, South Korea,Singapore and China, <strong>Total</strong> <strong>Petrochemicals</strong>boasts industrial facilities with majordevelopment potential.MilfordHavenSynergies betweenRefining and <strong>Petrochemicals</strong>(example: Gonfreville, France)The Normandy refineryImminghamThe Gonfreville facilityIn Europe, the Group’s refineries supply 50% ofsteamcracker feeds<strong>to</strong>ck. 2/3rds of steamcrackerfeeds<strong>to</strong>ck supplied by the <strong>Total</strong> Group’s refineriesare used in petrochemicals manufacture,which then returns <strong>to</strong> refining 12% of the chargeprocessed in the steamcrackers.VlissingenDunkirkGonfrevilleFeluyAntwerpLeunaIntegration of refineries andsteamcrackers in EuropeDongesGrandpuitsCarlingIn just over six years, volumes exchangedbetween refining and petrochemicals havealmost doubled. For example naphtha, the mainmaterial used in steamcrackers and supplied bythe <strong>Total</strong> Group’s refineries, has increased from2.5 million metric <strong>to</strong>ns in 1997 <strong>to</strong> approximately4 million metric <strong>to</strong>ns <strong>to</strong>day.LavéraFeyzinLa MèdeSteamcrackers<strong>Total</strong> RefineriesPipelines


Port Arthur (1) (Texas)StalybridgeCopenhagenIndustrial facilityLa Porte (Texas)Bayport (Texas)Carville (2) (Louisiana)ParisLacq/MontBarcelonaWarsaDüsseldorfFeluyZürichMilanLyonResearch centerLyon Technical PoleSales office<strong>Total</strong> <strong>Petrochemicals</strong> marketsits products in approximately110 countries through bothsales offices and third partyagents.Hous<strong>to</strong>nLa PorteAntwerp (3) (Belgium)Feluy (Belgium)Carling-Saint-Avold (France)Gonfreville (France)Notre-Damede Gravenchon (France)AljiersLavéra (4) (France)Feyzin (5) (France)El Prat del Llobregat (Spain)Stalybridge (United Kingdom)<strong>Total</strong> <strong>Petrochemicals</strong>SantiagoLa Porte (Texas)<strong>Total</strong> <strong>Petrochemicals</strong> operates the mostcompetitive plants in the United States, inLaPorte and Bayport, Texas, and in Carville,Louisiana. These major polymer facilities -with annual capacities in excess of one millionmetric <strong>to</strong>ns - benefit from the proximityof the Port Arthur refinery, and one of theworld’s largest crackers, commissioned in2001 by <strong>Total</strong> and BASF.Antwerp (Belgium)In Belgium, in the Antwerp port complex,Europe’s leading petrochemicals hub, <strong>Total</strong><strong>Petrochemicals</strong>’ activities revolve aroundthe Group refinery which produces the rawmaterials for the major Antwerp and Feluypetrochemicals plants, both facilities beingconnected by pipeline.El Prat del Llobregat (Spain)In Spain, <strong>Total</strong>’s petrochemicals activitiesare centered in El Prat del Llobregat, nearBarcelona, where the Company operatespolystyrene production plants.Gonfreville (France)Based in the Basse-Seine industrial basin,the Gonfreville facility boasts a major integrationwith the region’s industrial fabric,both upstream with over 20 pipelines linkingit up <strong>to</strong> the <strong>Total</strong> Normandy refinery,and downstream with the pipelines allowingit <strong>to</strong> supply cus<strong>to</strong>mers in the Le Havre andLillebonne-Notre-Dame-de-Gravenchonareas. Gonfreville’s production covers basepetrochemicals as well as polymers. It representsaround 15% of commodity plasticsmanufactured in France.Stalybridge (UK)With its industrial and technical know-how,the compact polystyrene plant in Stalybridge,United Kingdom, supplies commodity grades <strong>to</strong>the UK and Irish markets, as well as specialtygrades (PS compounds) <strong>to</strong> the European consumerelectronics market.


IstanbulBeijingDaesan (6) (South Korea)Messaied (7) (Qatar)DohaHong KongAyuthaya (Thailand)ColomboKuala LumpurTokyoChongqingShanghaiTaipeiGuangzhouManilaHo Chi MinhJakartaFoshan (*) (China)Singapore(1) Port Arthur steamcracker:40% <strong>Total</strong> <strong>Petrochemicals</strong> - 60% BASF(2) Styrene: 50% <strong>Total</strong> <strong>Petrochemicals</strong>- 50% General Electric(3) Fina Antwerp Olefins: 65% <strong>Total</strong> <strong>Petrochemicals</strong>- 35% Exxon Chemicals(4) Lavéra steamcracker (operated byNaphtachimie: 50% <strong>Total</strong> <strong>Petrochemicals</strong>- 50% BP Chemicals)(5) Feyzin steamcracker(57.5% <strong>Total</strong> <strong>Petrochemicals</strong>- 42.5 % Solvay, operated by <strong>Total</strong> Raffinage)(6) 50% Samsung General Chemicals- 50% <strong>Total</strong> <strong>Petrochemicals</strong>(7) Qapco: 80% Qatar Petroleum- 20% <strong>Total</strong> <strong>Petrochemicals</strong>around the worldMelbourneCarling-Saint-Avold (France)Located in the Moselle region of EasternFrance, the Carling-Saint-Avold petrochemicalssite enjoys an outstanding geographiclocation, at the crossroads of industrialEurope. An extensive pipeline network linksup its facilities in particular <strong>to</strong> most <strong>Total</strong>refineries in France as well as <strong>to</strong> the Viriatethylene underground s<strong>to</strong>rage facilitiesin the Ain region. Its activities range frombase petrochemicals (ethylene, propylene,benzene, styrene) <strong>to</strong> commodity plastics(polyethylene and polystyrene).Daesan (South Korea)<strong>Total</strong> <strong>Petrochemicals</strong> consolidated itsposition in Asia by creating a 50/50 jointventure with Samsung General Chemicalson August 1st 2003. Based in Daesan,South Korea, the JV produces and sells acomprehensive range of petrochemicalsand polymers, with a major growthpotential <strong>to</strong> supply buoyant markets.Messaied (Qatar)In Qatar, <strong>Total</strong> <strong>Petrochemicals</strong> has an interestin an ethane cracker and a polyethylene(LDPE) plant in Messaied, in the South-East of the country, through Qapco(*).On the strength of the Group’s extensiveupstream presence, <strong>Total</strong> <strong>Petrochemicals</strong>has also invested, via Qa<strong>to</strong>fin(**), in aproject <strong>to</strong> build a new 1.3 million metric<strong>to</strong>n ethane cracker in Ras Laffan, in theNorth-East of the country, and a new polyethylene(LLDPE) plant in Messaied. Theseprojects will help the Company consolidateits positions in the development of a worldscalepetrochemicals hub serving the Asianmarkets.Foshan (*) (China)Located in Foshan in the GuangdongProvince, China, and commissioned in April2003, this 100 kt/year polystyrene plant hasenabled <strong>Total</strong> <strong>Petrochemicals</strong> <strong>to</strong> consolidateits styrenics business in Asia, where italready ran an 80 kt/year polystyrene plantin Singapore.(*) ex Sanshui(*) Qapco: <strong>Total</strong> <strong>Petrochemicals</strong> 20%, Qatar Petroleum 80% joint venture(**) Qa<strong>to</strong>fin: <strong>Total</strong> <strong>Petrochemicals</strong> 36%, Qapco 63%, Qatar Petroleum 1%joint venture


TOTAL PETROCHEMICALS <strong>USA</strong>, INC.P.O. Box 674411Hous<strong>to</strong>n, Texas 77267-4411Telephone: 281-227-5000www.<strong>to</strong>talpetrochemicalsusa.comOc<strong>to</strong>ber 2004 - US - Pho<strong>to</strong>s : © Pho<strong>to</strong> collection ATOFINA/<strong>Total</strong> <strong>Petrochemicals</strong> - Pho<strong>to</strong> cover : Michel Clinckemaille - production: www.concer<strong>to</strong>.be

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