Tamaulipas State Government Energy

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What does Tamaulipasrepresent in the energy contex


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Average solar radiation4.8 kWH/m2

SOLAR POWER

HYDROCARBONS

Generation of ethanoland biodiesel

BIOFUELS

Power generation 59million kWh / yr. pote

BIOMASS

First place in Mexico in powerproduction 32,398 GWH, 12.6%of the country´s generation

TERMOELECTRIC

en las cuencas deBurgos y Tampico

GAS SHAWe have

NON-ASSOCIATEGAS

We are the first place in thenation with the 42.25 %

In the production of

ASSOCIATEDGASWe occupy the fifthplace 77.98 million ofcubic feet per day

At the production of

Generation potential of21,000 MW

WIND POWER

PETROLEUM

In the Tampico-Misantla basin

ON LAND ANDSHALLOW WATER

PETROLEUM

In the Perdido fold beltin the Gulf of Mexico

IN DEEP WATERS

PETROCHEMICALBASIC AND SECONDARY

In Madero 10.1% of the petroleum

is refined, 80% of the petroleum-based resins are produced in Altamira


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Texas

Nuevo León

VeracruzSan Luis Potosí

Gas ShaleSABINAS BASIN

Associated GasNon-Associated GasBURGOS BASIN

Oil on land and surface wTAMPICO – MISAN

Oil in deep waters

PERDIDO FOLD B

Surface Area

80,249 km2>

49,709 sq. miles


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1 Refinery

Petrochemical Complex

Maritime Terminal

5 Pumping stations

5 Storage Terminals

10 Gas compression stations

4 Cryogenic Plants

2 Gas processing plants

325 km of Polyducts

366 km of oil pipelines

1,363 km of gas pipelines

Gas pipeline Los Ramones (In development)

201 miles

227 miles

846 miles


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> Infrastructure for generating electricity

Falcon EnergyGenerating Station

GUERRERO

Thermoelectric StationEmilio Portes GilRío Bravo I,II, III, IV, y V

Altamira Thermoelectric Station Altamira I,II, III, IV, y V

ALTAMIRA

RÍO BRAVO In Tamaulipas we genera

32,398 GW>

11 generators

1,380 km of transmission l

1ST PLACE IN MIN ELECTRICITY GEN

of the electricity produced inTamaulipas is generatedwith natural gas87%>


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> Alternative Sources of Energy

Use of waste in sanitary landfills• With power generation potential (incineration or use of

biogas)

3,133,300 tons of sorghum

3,358,774 tons of sugar cane

• Ethanol: Extracted from sorghum and sugar cane

• Biodiesel: Produced from vegetable oils

Potential for biofuel productionBiofuels include

Crop year 2014 - volume of production

Nuevo La

El Mante

Méndez

Antiguo Morelos

Nuevo Morelos

Ocampo

Gómez Farías Xicoté


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Oil and gas investments in Tamau


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PROPUESTA GUIÓN PARAVIDEO

> SENER - five year plan

> Hydrocarbons exploration and extractionareas for bidding in 2015 - 2019

• 34% of the fields are in Tamaulipas´ territory oroff Tamaulipas´ shores

• 27.8% of Tamaulipas territory is intended for

exploration and extraction

Province

Tamaulipas

Exploration Extraction

Area km2 Area Km2

Burgos 104 15,687.0 69 1,473.3

Tampico - Misantla 44 5,150.2 2 29.7

Shallow waters 36 9,444.0 - -

Deep waters 60 24,925.5 - -Total 244 55,206.7 71 1,503.0

315 areas


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> Benefits for Tamaulipas

CONCEPTGeneral

(in 5 states)Tamaulip

Number of fields (ground) 25 2Barcodón(Altamira)

Total expected investment(million dolars)

1,121.6 107.3 72.

Maximum estimated output(daily equivalent of thousands of barrels of crude oil)

dailyequivaldiarios)77.0 4.0 1.

Mexican State’s share in the expected annual income 63% 65% 72%

Expected jobs 6,000 600 40

Direct 1,500 150 10

Indirect 4,500 450 30

> Economic impact of Round 1 fase 3

• Potable water, drainage andsewerage

• Paving•

Sanitary landfills

• Wastewater treatment plants• Street lighting• Reconstruction of basic infrastructure

> Fund for states and municipalities hydrocarbon producersInfrastructure investment for 20 municipalities:

Investment

$104,2


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STAGE II - NORTH274 miles

STAGE II - SOUT178 miles


> Gas pipeline Agua Dulce - Border

B

A

Stage I Border –Los Ramones 72 miles

99 miles

CAMARGO

LOS RAMONES

APASEO El ALTO

VILLA HIDALGO

VILLAGRÁN

Tu

Altamira

• Capacity: 1,430 million cubic feet per day• Diameter: 48”

2,500 millions USDINVESTMENT

• Capacity: 2,600 million cubic feet per day• Length: 800 km• Diameter: 42”

• Depth from 100 to 300 meters

2,600 millions USDINVESTMENT

A

B

CS Camargo: IN OPERATIONCS Villagrán: ABOUT TO START OPERATIONS

Compression and repumping stations | Status: UNDER CONSTRUCTION

C CS Soto la Marina

D RS InterGen in Altamira

Compression andrepumping stations

Gas pipeline Cactus- Reynosa (existing)

Gas pipeline Los Ramones

Gas pipeline Marino Texas - Tuxpan

> January 26, 2016, Signing of coordination agreementCFE - Government of the State of Tamaulipas

• Status: in bidding process • Beginning of operations: 2018


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> Port of Matamoros integral project

Port of Matamoros

Port of Altamira

Port of Tampico

• Provision of logistic services

to deep-water drilling platforms

• Terminal surface area: 19.3 has.

• Pier length: 655 meters

• Beginning of operations: June 2016

Construction of PEMEX maritimeterminal

$137,852,000 USD> FIRST STAGE INVESTMENT

$111,976,666 USD

1. Enlargement of breakwatersdredging of the navigation channel2. Dredging3. Port access road

4. Pier repair and rehabilitation5. Precint urbanization6. Electric power


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