Herutama Trikoranto SVP Research Technology Center 25 September 2018 Biofuel Business Development in Pertamina
Herutama Trikoranto SVP Research Technology Center 25 September 2018
Biofuel Business Development in Pertamina
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• Background
• What we have done so far
• Biofuel Initiatives in Pertamina
• Bioavtur
• Greendiesel & Co Processing
• Bioethanol
• Conclusion
Contents
PERTAMINA |
Vision To be a world class national oil energy company Mission To carry out integrated core business in oil, gas, &
renewable based on strong commercial principles
Value Clean; Competitive; Confident; Customer Focus; Commercial; Capable
Pertamina as State-owned enterprises have seen the growing importance of renewable energy and it is reflected through changes in our vision and mission
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NRE category assessment framework
High
Low Low High
Shale gas
Coal chemical
Nuclear
PV
CSP
On-shore wind
Off-shore wind
Hydro large
Mini hydro
Tidal
Biofuel
Geothermal
New energy Renewables
Wait and watch De-prioritize
Industry catalyst High priority Market attractiveness: • Market potential • Regulatory
environment • Feedstock/resource
availability • Technology maturity • Partners availability • Economics • Risks • Competitive
landscape
Fit with Pertamina vision • Global and Indonesia current situation • Pertamina vision & current situation
Biomass
• Management & stakeholders expectations • Best practice
CBM
Base on our Strategic New & Renewable Energy Assessment, Biofuel Project is one the promising business to develop
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Government has aggressively set new biofuels policy, which require biofuel players to blend up to 20% in 2016
Old blending mandate
New blending mandate
Biodiesel Bioethanol
Fuel 2008 2010 2015 2016 2020 2025
10%
10%
20%
15%
5%
5%
5%
5%
1%
1%
2.5%
3%
Tripled by 2020
New MEMR Regulation No. 12 year 2015
0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%
Bioavtur
Biodiesel Bioethanol
Fuel 2008 2010 2015 2016 2020 2025
30%
5%
30%
20%
20%
2%
15%
1%
3% 5% 2% 0%
Bioavtur
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• Background
• What we have done so far
• Biofuel Initiatives in Pertamina
• Bioavtur
• Greendiesel & Co Processing
• Bioethanol
• Conclusion
Contents
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Realization offtake FAME for Pertamina Biosolar
Government of Indonesia extends 20% B20 to Non-Public Service Obligation (Non PSO) Fuel. This mandatory regulation starts effectively on September 1st 2018. Pertamina is ready to implement this new policy by increasing its FAME intake and expanding its distribution to other fuel terminals
2.832.724
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Business Process for Pertamina Biofuels Current business process in distributing Biofuels is through blending process in fuel terminals. Although with the increasing demand, Pertamina is looking into possibility to build its own Biorefinery plant.
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Current Issues Related to Biofuels
No Issues Root Cause How to Overcome
1. Limited supply of FAME for blending B20 in Pertamina Fuel Terminals
Delay distribution from Suppliers
Release news for selling B0 instead, and Supplier asked to pay the penalty Rp. 6000/liter
2. Technical issues related to B20 usage in cars
Caused soap effect, especially in old cars (public transportation)
• Pertamina sell specific lubricant for engine using B20
• ESDM and BPPT did road and engine test for implementation of B20 in diesel engine with several types of car (2015 – 2016), and the results show no significant issues with B20 in engine
3. Infrastructure readiness for blending B20 Non-PSO
Increase FAME storage tank
Pertamina prepare additional tank for FAME storage in 112 fuel terminals
4. Accelerate B30 implementation
Reduce import volume of diesel product and as an effort to reduce current account deficit due to unstable economic situation
Co-processing project in Refinery Units Pertamina to produce green diesel, pilot project green diesel in Pertamina RTC, and conduct research for blending mix to get the highest performance engine fuel
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• Background
• What we have done so far
• Biofuel Initiatives in Pertamina
• Bioavtur
• Greendiesel & Co Processing
• Bioethanol
• Conclusion
Contents
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Green Diesel/Bioavtur Initiatives Co Processing Initiatives
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Comparison between 1G trans esterification, 1.5G hydrodeoxygenation product with conventional oil and gas product
Why 2nd G ? • 2nd Generation of Biodiesel can act as a drop in fuel (no max limitation), even with greater spec than conventional
diesel (Cetane no 70 and low sulfur Euro 5 Spec)
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CPO has the highest yield, with moderate price amongs all Vegetable Oil
On the upstream side, CPO is also more attractive due to its productivity and availability compare to other potential feedstock.
Notes: CPO (Crude Palm Oil); RBDPO (Refined Bleached Deodorized Palm Oil, PFAD (Palm Fatty Acid Distillate); RBDST (Refined Bleached Deodorized Stearin ; RBDO (Refined Bleached Deodorized Olein)
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Indonesia CPO Production 2008 - 2017 (Million Tons)
“Based on Statistic Data, CPO Production will still increase in the future, can even goes up to 50-60 mio Ton/Year. This huge number needs new way out and new demand. Biofuel is the solution. So it is a win-win solution between Government, Businessman, and Pertamina”
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15 17 17 18
18 22 22 26 27
31
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5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40 38
2012
27 24
2017 2014 2010 2016 2
30
19
2011
19
32 33
2015
22
32
2008 2009 2013
Production
Domestic Export
Million tons
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Potential Feedstock Partners; CPO still dominates Indonesia’s Market
Feedstock Company Overview Experience
Strengths / USP Years of ops.
Capacity / Size1
Biofuels experience
1G, 1.5G CPO and derivatives
Leading palm plantation and biodiesel firm 22 228,000 Ha Leading palm plantation firm 32 270,000 Ha × • Large Thailand state-
owned oil company • Interests in Indonesia
CPO assets
34 ~25,000 Ha × • Interests in project financing Leading palm plantation firm 51 464,000 Ha
2G Jatropha Oil
Primarily small holder firms currently – Jatoil, Curcas Oil, etc.
- - ×
2G Used Vegetable Oils
Municipal Corporations, Smallholders
• Lack of established market currently - - ×
1. In Indonesia; Planted area wherever area is shown 2. For the parent firm 3. For PT SMART 4. For biofuel plants / process industry Sources: News sources, Company websites, A.T. Kearney
Multiple potential feedstock partners are available for 1.5G; lack of established market and suppliers for 2G (non-food grade feedstock)
PERTAMINA | 16
ECO GREEN DIESEL
BIO GASOLINE & BIO PROPYLENE
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3
2018
GREEN DIESEL EURO 5
• Location : RU II Dumai
• Own Catalyst, produced by RnD Pertamina
• 3 – 10% bio blending portion in Hydrotreater reactor
• Location : RU III Plaju
• Pioneer in The World for FCC Co processing
• 5 % Bio blending portion
• Producing Bio LPG & Bio Propylene
• Location : (tbc based on Refinery mapping)
• Euro 5 Green Diesel Product
• Cetane > 70, Ultra low sulfur
• Own Catalyst, by RnD Pertamina
• Most probably standalone plant
2022 2014
A quick win in Biofuels : Co Processing in our existing Refinery
RBDPO (refined bleached deodorized palm oil) is The main feedstock for trials
On current stage, Pertamina is re-assessing 2014 FS (Feasibility Study), and work together with Kemenperin & ESDM to realized Green Diesel Plant in Pertamina
PERTAMINA |
Pertamina Co-Processing Biofuels Project
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• Pertamina will conduct first stage field trial for Co-Processing with existing units in RU II Dumai (DHDT unit) to produce Green Diesel and RU III Plaju (FCCU unit) to produce Green Gasoline.
• Pertamina RTC and ITB has develop catalyst for green processing (PIDO 130) to process RBDPO (Degum CPO).
Oil and/or Fats Trans-esterification Gylcerine by Product
FAME Biodiesel Blend X%
Oil and/or Fats Distillate Hydro-treater
Pre-Heaters
Green Biodiesel Blend
FA M E
G re e n D i e s e l C o - P ro c e s s
G re e n D i e s e l S t a n d a l o n e
Oil and/or Fats Hydro-Treating Propane/Naphta/Jet
Green Diesel Green Diesel Blend
Diesel
Hydrogen + Catalyst
Hydrogen + Catalyst
Methanol + Catalyst Blending
+ By-Products
Process Overview:
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Bioethanol Initiatives
1. Includes biojet 2. Includes production from farnesene and bisabolene chemical compounds Source: A.T. Kearney
1995031,538
2,7443,133
5,655
10,926
9732,928
4,1334,5002,500
7,812
5,0256,000
Nipah Sweet Potato
Sugarcane Sweet Sorghum
Corn straw Rice straw Wheat straw
Sorghum straw
Sugarcane bagasse
Switchgrass Napier grass
Molasses Corn Sagoo Cassava
(Formula Crop Yield = ton/ha*Bioetanol Yield (liter/ton)
1st Generation 2nd Generation
Sugarcane Molasses Napier/elephant grass Sugarcane bagasse
There are several options available for Bioethanol feedstock, 1G are mostly food conflicting feedstock
Bioethanol blends used around the world
Ethanol blend Country Legal use
E5 Canada Mandate
E10 Finlandia Mandate
E15 Thailand Mandate
Ethanol blend Country Legal use
E25 Brazil Mandate
E85 USA/Europe Optional
E100 Brazil Optional
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Feedstock Company Overview Experience
Strengths / USP Years of ops.
Capacity / Size1
Biofuels experience
Grass,Energy Crops, Wood residues
State-owned plantation firm – one of Indonesia’s largest
55 ×
EFB, Palm Fronds
Leading palm plantation and biodiesel firm 22
228,000 Ha
Leading palm plantation 32 270,000 Ha × • Large Thailand state-
owned oil company • Interests in Indonesia
CPO assets
34 ~25,000 Ha × • Interests in project financing
Leading palm plantation 51 464,000 Ha Rice Husk, Straw, Wood fuel, etc.
Farmer Cooperatives
Large potential to form cooperatives – stable feedstock supply
- - × • Access to economic and stable supply
Wood fuel Municipal Corporations • Access to region’s
municipal supplies • Large potential in Java
- MSW prodn. – ~64k MMT
× • Access to large feedstock base
1. In Indonesia; Planted area wherever area is shown 2. For the parent firm 3. For PT SMART 4. For biofuel plants / process industry Sources: News sources, Company websites, A.T. Kearney
There is ample availability of suitable partners across the multiple potential feedstock
PERTAMINA |
To cover National Mandate, Indonesia need more than 193
Bioethanol Refineries cap. 76,000KL/year in upcoming 10
years
To cover National Mandate, Indonesia need more than 19
Green Diesel Refineries cap. 10,000 bbl/day in upcoming 10
years
Other Partnership opportunity Green Diesel partnership with Pertamina 1 G Transesterification/FAME
There is still a huge gap between national supply and demand of Biofuel until 2025, large investment opportunity in biofuels projects and Pertamina is open for Co-partnership. Total project cover up : 3 % of demand.
Other Partnership opportunity
1G Yeast Bioethanol Bioethanol partnership with Pertamina
Bio/Green Diesel Demand & Opportunities (mio kL)
Bioethanol Demand & Opportunities (mio kL)
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2016 2018 2020 2022 2025
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2016 2018 2020 2022 2025
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• Background • What we have done so far • Biofuel Initiatives in Pertamina
• Bioavtur • Greendiesel & Co Processing • Bioethanol
• Conclusion
Contents
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Conclusions
▪ Indonesia will face an energy challenge in the future, Biofuel will play a very strategic role, especially with the current economic situation to reduce import.
▪ Pertamina is committed to develop 2nd Generation biofuels with integrated project approach, where Partners in Plantation and Process Licensor plays an important role in 2nd generation Biofuels projects.
▪ Co processing in existing Refinery is an ideal option for current situation, hence Pertamina will start utilizing its existing units for field trial.
▪ Export market and higher premium price will definitely be a positive swing for Green Diesel/Bioavtur Project.
▪ Energy fund need to be established for Bioethanol.
RAHASIA DAN TERBATAS
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