2016-2018 Environment Protection Activities Plan

Agreed
by Ministry of Energy of the ROK, Committee of
Environmental regulation, control and state inspection
in Oilg and Gas complex, Atyrau oblast
Environmental Department
Endorsed
by LLP Tengizchevroil
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Agreed
by ROK Ministry of Energy
____________________
____, ___________ 2015
____, ___________ 2015
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TCO Environmental Protection Plan for 2016-18
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Title of nature-conservative
measures
KTL Unit 300 Upgrade Project
Project description
Time of
performa
nce
Form of completion (Milestones)
2016
2017
2018
The purpose of this project is to proactively replace the SGP South Hydrocarbon Drain
(DHC) header line which has experienced corrosion damage in recent years. The DHC
is designed as a closed system to prevent the release of hydrocarbon liquids and vapors
to the atmosphere.
2016
2017
2018
Replacement of the SGP South DHC
header line.
Sour Gas Flaring Reduction Study The purpose of this project is to reduce potential upset SO2 (sulfur dioxide) emissions
through evaluation of automation alternatives.
2016
2017
2018
Phase 2-3 gate decision support package.
Engineering of preferred alternative.
728,274
167,445
Total for "Air Protection"
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Water Recycling Facility Upgrade The purpose of this project is to treat sanitary wastewater effluent from the Water
(WRF) Project
Treatment Facility (WTF) to technical water quality standards and further reuse within
TCO Operations. TCO is currently working on the Ultrafiltration (UF) pretreatment
system for the wastewater which will be installed and commissioned in 2016.
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Wastewater System Monitoring
Improvement
The purpose of this project is to evaluate monitoring improvement alternatives for
wastewater systems to ensure robust wastewater monitoring, improve process and
source control practices/objectives through defensible flow, sample collection and
measurement and improved data management practices.
Alternative Water Sourcing Study The purpose of this study is to continue evaluation of technically feasible alternate
water supplies that would enable TCO to further reduce its fresh water consumption
and draw from the Volga (Kigach) river. To include: Caspian Sea, ground water,
additional recycling to water recycling facility.
Waste Recycling Program
The purpose of this program is to evaluate additional recycling opportunities to further
reduce the amount of waste disposed into the landfill. Continue developing recycling
culture in TCO and its contractors.
2016
2017
2018
Site Reclamation
Reclamation of disturbed lands
167,445
223,260
111,630
1,118,979
2,377,272
1,107,370
223,260
2016
2017
2016
2017
2018
2016
2017
2018
0
0
Installation of monitoring equipment.
111,630
0
Work on alternatives analysis and
identify preferred alternative.
334,890
0
0
1,116,300
111,630
0
$9,377
$9,377
$9,377
9,377
9,377
9,377
Land Conservation
Disturbed lands reclamation in TCO area
Note: Forward looking project forecasts are subject to annual partner budget approval process and further engineering refinements and are subject to change.
Environmental effect (expected results)
Current State: Under the current plant design, a series of low-probability events could
potentially result in release of acid gas or sour gas to atmosphere from KTL T-301 tank
vent.
Measures to be taken: Modify process scheme to remove tank T-301 from the main Unit
300 circulation loop.
End result: In the event of a power outage or other process upset this modification will
reduce risk of acid gas or sour gas release from tank T-301.
Current State: The existing SGP South DHC header line has experienced corrosion and
has been repaired as a short-term measure.
Measures to be taken: The SGP South DHC header line will be replaced.
End result: Reduce potential for environmental impacts from loss of containment from
the SGP South DHC system and ensure safe and reliable operation.
Measures to be taken: Evaluate alternatives to reduce potential upset SO2 emissions
End result: Implement the preferred alternative to reduce sour gas flaring.
Current State: The WRF has been constructed as per initial Basis of Design. Further
evaluation of WTF effluent characteristics identified need for additional filtration. Pilot
UF system installed and operated over several months determined that an UF unit with
sand bed filters was necessary for operation.
Measures to be taken: Project team is currently working on the UF system design,
procurement, installation, and commissioning to be completed in 2016.
End result: WRF will provide technical quality water from recycled sanitary wastewater.
UF system is required to be commissioned prior to operation of WRF plant.
Current State: The existing wastewater monitoring system is mostly manually operated.
Measures to be taken: Installation of measuring equipment (flow meters, auto samplers,
analyzers) to automate existing system.
End result: Improved data collection capability, including sampling and measuring,
improving data management practices for wastewater discharges.
End result: Identification of technically feasible water supply alternatives for TCO
Waste management
Increased recycling waste
Total for "Waste management"
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502,335
828,295
Conservation & Rational Use of Water Resources
2016 Installation of the UF system and
commissioning of WRF
Total for "Conservation & Rational Use of Water Resources"
7
1,651,677
223,260
558,150
5
2018
(forecast)
Air Protection
Bypass the tank T-301 tank by installing
additional valves and re-routing of Unit
300 process piping.
The purpose of this project is to reduce the risk of acid gas or sour gas release to
atmosphere in the event of a power outage or other process upset. The proposed
modification would effectively remove tank T-301 from the main Unit 300 amine
circulation loop resulting in risk reduction. Under current plant design, a series of lowprobability events could potentially result in release of acid gas or sour gas from the
atmospheric amine surge tank (T-301).
SGP Hydrocarbon Drain line
replacement
2016
(plan)
Expenses
(thous. KZT)
2017
(forecast)
92,988
92,988
92,988
Current State: Currently TCO recycles more than 40% of its generated waste.
Measures to be taken: Evaluate and assess additional waste recycling opportunities.
Increase recycing waste volume and identify and develop capable Kazakh Content
recyclers.
End result: Increase recycing waste and diversion rate. Promoted recycling culture among
TCO and contractor employees.Support development and growth of Kazakh Content
recyclers.
Current State: TCO has disturbed lands that are subject to reclamation.
Measures to be taken: Development/implementation of reclamation projects, and return of
reclaimed lands.
End result: Preserve soil and vegetation. Ecosystem restoration.
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Title of nature-conservative
measures
Evaporation Ponds Reсlamation
Project
Project description
The purpose of this project is to implement technically feasible and environmentally
appropriate alternatives to reclaim the lands at the discontinued evaporation ponds.
Time of
performa
nce
2016
2017
2018
Form of completion (Milestones)
Phase 2-3 gate change decision support
package report.
Engineering of preferred alternative
Total for "Land Conservation"
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Landscaping
The purpose of this project is landscaping and watering of green plants of TCO
facilities
2016
2017
2018
Conservation of Flora & Fauna
Maintenance of existing green area at
TCO facilities
Total for "Conservation of Flora & Fauna"
10 Energy Efficiency Study
11 Sulfur Test Pads Monitoring
Program
The purpose of the study is to use the Energy Audit results to identify main sources of
TCO energy consumption and evaluate energy optimization opportunities. Increase
awareness of rational use of energy resources.
2016
2017
The purpose of this program is to conduct research to measure and test various covered
sulfur storage materials.
2016
2017
Environmental Education and
Staff Training/ Public Relations
Conduct and participate in training workshops, environmental awareness actions
2016
2017
2018
2018
(forecast)
223,260
223,260
223,260
316,248
316,248
316,248
9,377
9,377
9,377
9,377
9,377
9,377
Research, Design & Survey Works
Study recommendations to reduce energy
use in TCO facilities.
Current State: TCO has identified discontinued evaporation ponds
Measures to be taken: Evaluate technically feasible and environmentally appropriate
alternatives to reclaim the lands at the evaporation ponds.
End results: Ecosystem restoration.
Current State: TCO completed landscaping activities of green plants at TCO facilities.
Measures to be taken: Conduct care activities of existing green areas in TCO facilities.
End result: Maintain area and number of trees and plants. Support biodiversity.
$9,377
$9,377
$9,377
22,326
33,489
0
Measures to be taken: Conduct research to measure and test various covered sulfur
storage materials.
End result: Understanding of the merits of various covering materials.
31,703
42,866
9,377
Environmental Awareness & Advocacy
Realization according to Environmental
information and Awareness Plan
Total for "Environmental Awareness & Advocacy"
Environmental effect (expected results)
Current State: TCO is required per legislation to conduct energy efficiency audit.
Measures to be taken: Evaluate energy optimization opportunities at TCO Facilities.
End result: Analysis of recommendations to reduce energy consumption at TCO
Facilities. Improved awareness of rational use of energy resources.
Annual reports
Total for "Research, Design & Survey Works"
12
2016
(plan)
Expenses
(thous. KZT)
2017
(forecast)
7,256
7,256
7,256
7,256
7,256
7,256
Current State: Ongoing maintenance of organizational capabilities.
Measures to be taken: Paricipation in trainings, workshops, environmental awareness
actions and environmental forums.
End result: Increase TCO employees level of environmental knowledge and awareness.
Additional Environmental Projects
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Geo-Dynamic Monitoring
Geo-Dynamic Monitoring of Tengiz and Korolev oilfields.
2016
2017
2018
Ongoing reports submitted to ZKN semiannually
84,281
Total for "Additional Environmental Projects"
Grand-Total
thous.
Note: Forward looking project forecasts are subject to annual partner budget approval process and further engineering refinements and are subject to change.
84,281
84,281
84,281
84,281
84,281
2,693,520
2,958,307
1,543,285
Current State: Regulatory requirement for subsoil users to perform Geomonitoring
activity.
Measures to be taken: Continue ongoing Geomonitoring program. Adjust the scope of
work based on Regulatory recommendations.
End result: To understand the impact of oil production to the subsurface environment to
ensure geodynamic processes within safe ranges.
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