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1 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
UOP Investor Day August 2, 2012
2 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
This report contains “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of Section 21E
of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. All statements, other than statements of
fact, that address activities, events or developments that we or our management
intend, expect, project, believe or anticipate will or may occur in the future are
forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are based on
management’s assumptions and assessments in light of past experience and
trends, current economic and industry conditions, expected future developments
and other relevant factors. They are not guarantees of future performance, and
actual results, developments and business decisions may differ from those
envisaged by our forward-looking statements. Our forward-looking statements are
also subject to risks and uncertainties, which can affect our performance in both the
near- and long-term. We identify the principal risks and uncertainties that affect our
performance in our Form 10-K and other filings with the Securities and Exchange
Commission.
Forward Looking Statements
3 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
Performance Materials & Technologies Andreas Kramvis
President & CEO, PMT
4 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
PMT Overview
Extending Market Leadership
• Great First Half Of 2012
- 1H Sales Up 14%, Segment Profit Up 18%; Segment Margin 21.2%
• More Difficult UOP Comps In 2H12
- Catalyst and Licensing Sales Expected to Return to More Moderate Levels
• Confident In FY Outlook, Overdriving Long-Term Targets
- Well Aligned to Macro Growth Trends
• Operational Excellence A Cornerstone Of Ongoing Success
- Plants Executing Well, Investing in Future High Return Opportunities
• Technology Leadership Key To PMT Value Proposition
- Strong Traction From New Product Introductions, Rich Pipeline Fuels Growth
5 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
$4.1 $4.7
$5.7 ~$6.1 - $6.3
14.6%
15.8% 18.4%
~18.4%
2009 2010 2011 2012E
Sales Segment Margin %
Performance Materials And Technologies
Ahead Of Long-Term Targets
Business Units
Recent Highlights Financials
Geographic Mix
• Delivered Record Performance In 2011
- Segment Profit, Segment Margin, Cash
• Established New Game-Changing
Technologies
• Improved Plants With Many Running At
Record Levels
• Expanded Global Presence And Sales
Advanced
Materials
UOP
North
America
Asia Pacific
Latin
America
EMEA
($B)
Note: 2011 Sales
6 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
1.7%
2.8%
4.3%
5.3%
7.9%
12.3%
13.5% 13.7%
14.6%
15.8%
18.4%
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
A Transformed Business
Then
• Barely Profitable
• Bad Mix of Businesses
• Undifferentiated Products,
Competing on Price
• Limited IP Protection and
Technology Focus
• Underperforming Management
• Over 76% of Sales in U.S.
Now
• Record Profitability
• Strong Mix of Growth Businesses with Strong Position in a Range of Good Industries
• Differentiated Product Line
• Robust NPI Pipeline with Game-Changing Technologies
• Strong Management and Processes
• Global Player, with 58% of Sales Outside U.S.
Segment Margin
7 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
Outlook By Business
Tough UOP Comps 2H12
Advanced Materials
~$2.1
1H12 2H12E
~Flat 5 to 7%
(Sales $B, Organic YoY %)
• Good Growth, Volume Leverage From R&C
• 2H Short Cycle Growth Improves
- Easier 2H Comps From Lower PY Pricing
UOP
~$1.1
1H12 2H12E
25% 1 to 3%
• Petrobras FEED Project Completion In 4Q
• Catalyst Sales Return To More Moderate Levels
- Confluence of Cycles Driving Outsized Growth
8 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
Strong Management Driving Results
0%
4%
8%
12%
16%
20%
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
Honeywell
Specialty
Diversified
Differentiator Mechanism Annual Segment Margin, PMT vs. Industry Peers
Segment Margin, Percent
Analytical Capabilities and Innovation
Engine
Sales and Marketing Excellence
Plant Performance and Process Technology
Business Decision
Week
Technology
Investments and
VPDTM Process
HOS and
Plant Strategic
Plans
Operating Approach and Leadership
Global Demand
Capture and Sales
Force Deployment
9 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
Transformed New Product Introductions
10 Years Ago Today
‒ Limited Metrics
‒ Stage Gates, But No Business
Ownership
‒ Technology, Rather Than Business,
Process
‒ No Management of Entire Portfolio
‒ Little Data on R&D and NPI
Performance
‒ Poor Ability to Forecast Sales
Impact From NPI
‒ Little Investment in Game-
Changing Technologies
Good Metrics
Business Leaders Engaged at the
Highest Level – CEO and VP/GMs
True Cross-Functional Engagement
Value Propositions Guiding
Decision Making
Top-Level Management of Portfolio
Ensures Prioritization of Resources
Enhanced Ability to Forecast Sales
Impact From NPI
Investing in Game-Changing
Technologies
Processes And Portfolio Keys To Success
VPDTM
Specialty Materials PMT
10 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
People
• 1,100 Scientists
• ~400 Ph.D.s
• 2,800 Process Engineers
• 3,915 Patents Globally
• 19 Current Inventors with More
Than 50 Issued Patents
People A Key Differentiator
2012: Dean Rende – Gordon E. Moore Medal
2012: Ben Christolini – ACS Earle B. Barnes Award for
Leadership in Chemical Research Management
2011: Gavin Towler – AIChE Fuels & Petrochemicals
Division Award
2010: UOP-ENI Green Jet & Diesel team – AIChE
Sustainable energy award
2010: Jeff Bricker – ACS National Award for Creative
Invention
2009: Rajiv Singh – ACS Schoellkopf Medal Award
2008: Ian Shankland – Perkin Medal
2005: UOP – National Medal of Technology
The Right People…. … In The Right Places Globally
• 8 Technology Centers of Excellence
• Newest Facilities in India and China, Developing
Products/Applications for Local/Global Markets
• Increased Global Process Engineering Capabilities
Recognized Researchers In Their Fields “Punching Above Our Weight”
• PMT Ranks No. 4 in its Sector for
Innovation, Placing it Among
Companies of Much Larger Scale
and Sales
• Issued Patents At Record Levels
• Invention Disclosures At Record
Levels
11 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
Truly Global
New/Expanded Regional Technical Sales and/or Support
New/Expanded Technology Development Capabilities
New/Expanded Procurement Capabilities
New/Expanded Project Engineering Capabilities
India Technology Center
China /
SE Asia
India Latin
America
Mid
East
FSU
Africa
High Growth Regions
Approaching 50% Of Sales From High Growth Regions In 2012
• Expands Global Research
Capabilities For:
‒ Refining, Petrochemical
‒ Low-Global-Warming Products
‒ Nylon and Additives Applications
• First UOP Pilot Plants Outside
U.S.
• Close-To-Customer
Technology Development
12 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
Summary
• Strong Operating Margins, Outperforming Peers
• Efficient Management Structure, Disciplined Process
• Robust New Product Pipeline, Growing Globally
• Entering High ROI Investment Cycle Due to High Win
Rates and Technology Acceptance
Strong Fundamentals, Strong Outlook
13 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
UOP Overview Rajeev Gautam
President & CEO, UOP
14 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
UOP Overview
Products / Markets
Industry-Leading Technology And Solutions
Renewable Energy and Chemicals Process Technology For Transportation Fuels
And Chemicals
Process Technology and Equipment Licensing, Services And Equipment For Refining,
Petrochemical Industries
Catalysts, Adsorbents and Specialties Materials For Process Technology And
Manufacturing
Geographic Mix
Financials
$1.6 $2.1 - 2.2
2009 2012E
(Sales $B)
North
America
Asia Pacific
Latin
America
EMEA
Technology Focus Areas
Refining
Petrochemicals Gas & Hydrogen
Manufacturing Adsorbents and
Aluminas
Gas Processing and Hydrogen Technology For Natural Gas Clean-up And
Production And Purification Of Hydrogen
15 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
What UOP Does
UOP Creates Knowledge Via Invention And
Innovation And Applies It To The Energy Industry
Refining
Petrochemicals Natural Gas
• 1,800 Scientists and Engineers
• 2,600 Active Patents
• Expertise
• Experience
• Process Technology
• Catalysts
• Adsorbents
• Equipment
• Services
Renewables
More Than 60% Of The Worlds Gasoline And 85% Of
Biodegradable Detergents Are Made Using UOP Technology
16 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
Customer Project Lifecycle
Major Spend; Partners Are Important
First Load of Catalysts
and Adsorbents;
Mechanical Checkout;
Start-up
Decision Point for
Customer on Which
Technology and
Configuration to Use to
Meet Market Demand
Engineering, Procurement
and Construction
Catalysts and
Adsorbents
Reloads; Studies
and Revamps
Customer
Asset
Life Cycle
250K Barrels Per Day (BPD) Average Refinery ($10B Capex)
17 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
Multiple Revenue Points
Multiple Revenue Streams Over Project Lifecycle
Ongoing Services,
Revamps, Studies
(30-40 years)
Pro
jec
t
Co
nc
ep
t
As
se
t
Lif
e Study and Basic
Engineering Design
(1-3 years)
Design and Construction
(3-4 years)
Commissioning
(12-18 months)
UOP Licenses
Process
Technology;
Completes
Design Package;
Provides Project
Management
UOP Provides
Specialized
Equipment as
Needed
UOP Provides
Initial Catalyst /
Adsorbents Fill;
Start-up and
Commissioning
Services and
Training
UOP Provides
Catalyst /
Adsorbents
Reloads; Ongoing
Training and
Services;
Potential for
Asset Revamp
UOP Revenue
$50 - $80M UOP Revenue
$60 - $80M UOP Revenue
$15 - $30M UOP Revenue
$300 - $500M
18 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
UOP Financial Landscape
Record Backlog Drives Multi-Year Growth
• Robust Backlog Drives Future Growth
• Revenue Can Be Lumpy Qtr To Qtr
• Product Line Mix Variability
- Licensing vs. Equipment
• Petrobras FEED Ending In 2012
Q1 '10 Q2 '10 Q3 '10 Q4 '10 Q1 '11 Q2 '11 Q3 '11 Q4 '11 Q1 '12 Q2 '12
$414 $460
$506 $552 $579
$508
13% 12%
36% 36%
40%
10%
Q1 '11 Q2 '11 Q3 '11 Q4 '11 Q1 '12 Q2 '12
Revenue ($M)
YoY Rev Growth
Revenue Comments
Order Backlog
Record
Backlog
$2.1B
19 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
Global Customer Base
UOP Serves The World
Note: Presence of company logo does not constitute an endorsement
20 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
Why Customers Choose UOP?
“For more than 85 years of sustained
technical leadership and innovation
for the petroleum refining and
petrochemical industries; and for the
invention and commercialization of
adsorbents, catalysts, process plants,
and process technology.”
2003 National Medal of
Technology Recipient
• Recognized Leader In
Process Technology With
History Of Reliability And
Excellence
• Strong Portfolio Of Patent-
Protected Technologies
• Deep Customer Intimacy
• Continuous R&D To Improve
Process / Product Offerings
Leader In Technology Expertise And Innovation
21 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
Winning With Customers
• Petrobras: Providing All Of The Process Technology For
Two New Maximum Diesel Refineries, As Well As Front-
End Engineering And Design
• Oleflex™: Won 12 Projects To Produce Propylene From
Natural Gas Liquids
• MTO: Beachhead Win In China In 2011 And Two More
Licenses Now Sold
• Uniflex™: First License Sold And High Customer Interest
For Bottom-Of-The-Barrel Upgrading Technology
• IONSIV™: Applying Materials Expertise To Nuclear
Decontamination (Fukushima)
• Separex™: Executing Eight FPSOs For Offshore Natural
Gas Clean-Up
22 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
UOP Positioning In Energy Supply Chain
Crude Oil
End Products
Raw Natural Gas
Biomass,
Natural Oils
Petrochemical
Feedstocks
UOP Technologies
Process Technology, Catalysts, Equipment
And Services For Fuel And Petrochemical
Feedstock Production.
Input
Process Technology, Catalysts, Equipment
And Services To Produce High-demand
Petrochemicals.
• Gasoline
• Diesel
• LPG
• Petrochemical
Feedstock
Chemicals Used To
Produce:
• Water bottles
• Textiles
• Plastics
• Detergents
Natural Gas For
Residential,
Commercial And Power;
Petrochemicals
• Honeywell Green Diesel™
• Honeywell Green Jet
Fuel™
• Oil For Electricity
Generation And
Transportation Fuels
Unique Technologies To Boost Supply Of Key Products
Technologies And Services To Clean
Natural Gas Prior To Distribution;
Technology To Produce Key
Petrochemicals From Natural Gas Liquids
Process Technology, Catalysts, Equipment
And Services To Produce Real Fuels From
A Range Of Biofeedstocks, From Forest
Residuals To Algae.
Refi
nin
g
Petr
och
em
. N
atu
ral
Gas
Ren
ew
ab
le
Fu
els
23 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
Refining Rajeev Gautam
President & CEO, UOP
24 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
Refining Landscape – Our Position
C4-C6
Isomerization
Leading Position
Fluid Catalytic
Cracking
Leading Position
Hydrocracking
Leading Position
Catalytic
Reforming
Leading Position
Fra
cti
on
ati
on
Crude
Oil
Bottoms Upgrading
Leading Position
Gasoline
Jet Fuel/
Kerosene
Diesel
Fuel Oil
Hydrogen
Leading Position Impure
H2
UOP Business Area End Products
Hydrotreating
Leading Position
Petrochemical Feedstocks
Alkylation
Leading Position
25 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
0.0
0.5
1.0
1.5
2.0
2.5
LA NA Europe OAP Africa CIS India China ME
Cap
acit
y A
dd
s,
M B
PD
Refining Sector Drivers
Refining Capacity Shift To HGR
Bottom Of The Barrel In BRIC
20
25
30
35
40
2005 2007 2009 2011 2013 2015 2017 2019 2021 2023 2025
Glo
bal D
em
an
d,
M B
PD
Gasoline Diesel
Fuel Mix Shifting To Diesel – Hydrocracking
40 To 60
Hydrocracking
Units Over The
Next Five Years
Refining Opportunity
Base Oil
Demand
Regional
Factors Environ.
Reg.
Changing
Product Mix
Refining
Growth
Capacity
Replacement
~1.3%
9 Million
Barrels/Day
Additions
Between
2013-2017
= Equivalent
Of 36 New
Refineries
2
8
14
20
De
ma
nd
, M
BP
D
Residual Fuel Oil (CAGR -0.6%)
Increasing
Need For
Bottoms
Upgrading
Significant Demand
For Upgrading
Technology
Source: © IHS Purvin & Gertz
4 - 5% Growth
Shifts In Technology, Demand Drives Refining Growth
26 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
(1,000)
2,000
5,000
8,000
Gasoline Diesel Kero / Jet Naphtha Residual Fuel Oil
Boosting Diesel Yield
UOP UnicrackingTM Is Highest Yield, Lowest
Sulfur Diesel Technology
• > 200 Units Globally
UOP UnionfiningTM Improves Quality To
Meet More Stringent Fuel Regulations
• > 300 Units Globally
Hydrocracking And Hydrotreating Catalysts
Optimize Yields And Profitability
UOP Technology Leadership
Forecast Product Demand 2012-2022
Actual Customer Result
Diesel Demand > Other Fuels
Regulation Driving Reduced Sulfur Content
$270 Increase in Feedstock
Value ($/MT)
60% Incremental Conversion
to Higher Value Fuels
$2.3B Customer Value
Created
Source: © IHS Purvin & Gertz
Source: HART World Refining Fuels Update
Th
ou
san
d B
bl / D
ay
27 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
Upgrading Lower Quality Crude
Heavy Crude Increasing As Feedstock
Ability To Refine Provides Margin Lift
UOP Technology Leadership
Actual Customer Result
UOP UniflexTM Delivers Industry
Leading Conversion (90%+) To
Transportation Fuels While Minimizing
Residue By-products
UOP Residue FCC Process Cost-
Effectively Converts Moderate To
Severely Contaminated Feedstocks Into
Gasoline
4-6% Increase in High-Value
Fuel Conversion
50% Increase in Refiner
Margins
$300M Customer Value
Created
0
5,000
10,000
15,000
1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020
Global Heavy Crude Production KBPD
-4
0
4
8
12
16
1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020
Refi
nin
g N
et
Cash
Marg
in,
$/b
bl
Heavy Sour FCC/Coking
Light Sour HCU/Coking
Light Sour FCC/Coking
Source: © IHS Purvin & Gertz
Source: © IHS Purvin & Gertz
28 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
Optimized For Dynamic Inputs and Outputs
Complex Refinery Advantage
Optimized Refinery Configuration
UOP Capabilities
Low Demand High Demand
Marg
in $
per
barr
el
Source: International Energy Agency
~$2
~$4 ~$5
~$15 Less Complex, Small
More Complex, Large
Actual Customer Result
+100%
+200%
Feedstock Type, Quality and Cost
Output Demand and Price
Regulatory Changes
Environmental Footprint
Schedule and Project Cost
Configuration
State-Of-The-Art
Technology
Optimized
Design
Front-End
Engineering
Design
Training &
Start-Up
20% Increase in Refinery
Margins vs. Base Design
1 yr Reduction in
Construction Cycle Time
$2B Customer Value
Created
29 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
Petrochemicals Mike Millard
VP GM, Catalysts, Specialties, and Adsorbents
30 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
Adding Value To Gas And Crude Oil
Petrochemicals A Margin Lift Opportunity
UOP Well-Positioned With
Range Of Technologies To
Help Customer Convert
Range Of Feedstocks To
Higher-Value Products
31 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
UOP Petrochemical Landscape
Aromatics Complex (Leading Position)
Ethyl-
Benzene Styrene
Oleflex
Cumene Phenol Propylene
Propane
Ethylene
Naphtha
Kerosene
End Products Intermediates
p-Xylene
(Polyester)
Styrene
(Polystyrene)
Phenol
(Polycarbonate)
Propylene
(Polypropylene)
Linear-Alkyl
Benzene
(Building Blocks for Polymers)
Catalytic
Reforming Parex
Isomar
Tatoray
Molex Pacol Detal
“On-Purpose” Propylene (Leading Position)
Phenol Production (Leading Position)
Detergent Production (Leading Position)
Styrene Production (Leading Position)
Synthetic
Detergents
Strength In Plastics Building Blocks, Detergents
UOP Business Area
Plastics and Chemicals
32 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
0
20,000
40,000
60,000
80,000
100,000
120,000
2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020
kM
TA
Conventional Sources Propylene Gap Demand
0
10
20
30
40
50
1996 1999 2002 2005 2008 2011 2014
Millio
n M
TA
UOP Industry Landscape - Petrochemicals
Underlying Growth Trends In UOP Sweet Spot
• Para-xylene Used To Manufacture Clear
Plastic Water Bottles, Polyester, etc.
• Demand Driven By EM, Primarily China
(11% CAGR) And Mid-East (13% CAGR)
• Additional 12 Million MT Of Capacity
Required By 2016 (~15 plants)
7%
Growth
• Propylene (Olefins) Are Used In The
Production Of Polymers Used For Plastics
• Demand Driven By EM Growth In Packaging
And Automotive
• Traditional Supply Sources Decreasing Due To
Use Of Ethane Cracking (vs. Naphtha) In ME
• Additional 14 Million MT Of Capacity
Required By 2016 (~25 plants)
10% Growth
for on-purpose
propylene
Sector Drivers
Propylene Supply/Demand
Para-xylene Demand
Sector Drivers
Source: © IHS Global Inc
Source: PCI, SBA-CCI, UOP
33 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
Strong Demand For Para-xylene
Boosting Petrochemical Yield
World Leader In Para-Xylene Technology
With Large Global Installed Base
Continuous Upgrade Of Catalyst To
Improve Customer Economics
Lowest Cost, Most Energy-efficient
Para-xylene Technology With Largest
Single Train In Operation
UOP Technology Leadership
Actual Customer Result
Crude Oil Transportation Fuels
Para-xylene (P-X)
~$600 / ton
Mark
et
Valu
e $
$450 Increase in Feedstock
Value ($/MT)
30% Improvement in
Energy Efficiency
$450M Customer Value
Created
~$450 / ton
Margin Lift For Customers
Polyester Fibers
Globalization And Shift To
Synthetics From Natural
Fibers
P.E.T. Bottles
Globalization And
Penetration Into Existing
Non-plastic Applications
34 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
Margin Lift For Customers
Meeting Propylene Demand
World Leader In On-purpose
Propylene (Oleflex™) Technology
With Largest Installed Base
Lowest Cost, Most Energy-efficient
Technology With Largest Single
Train In Basic Engineering Design
UOP Technology Leadership
Actual Customer Result
Propane Propylene
~$550 / ton
Mark
et
Valu
e $
$550 Increase in Feedstock
Value ($/MT)
30% Improvement in
Energy Efficiency
$200M Customer Value
Created
Unique UOP Path To Propylene
Crude Naphtha
or
Gas Oil
Gas
Field Propane
Traditional Route to Propylene
Propylene
On-purpose
Propylene
Unique UOP Oleflex Technology
35 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
Innovation Drives Customer Return
+30% ROI +22% ROI +15% ROI Base ROI
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012/13
Net energy required
Reduced by 1/3 vs.
Best 2009 designs
ADS-37 Adsorbent
• +6% PX capacity
• Now in 31 operating units
R-264 Platforming
Catalyst
• +18% more feed
• Now in 50+ operating units TA-20HP Catalyst
• Greater stability, better Bz
• Now in 10 operating units I-400 Catalyst • +20% throughput
• Now in 3 units
High Capacity Revamp
• +6-10% PX capacity
• 7 units revamped
TA-30 Catalyst • Successful commercialization
• Higher stability and ring
retention
I-350 Catalyst
• Improved stability
• Now in 5 operating units
ADS-47 Adsorbent
• Over 20% throughput
• Commercialized in Oct 2011
High Yield Catalysts • R-284 UOP PlatformingTM Catalyst
• New UOP IsomarTM Catalyst
• New UOP TatorayTM Catalyst
Largest Single Train
• UOP Parex™ unit started-up
Energy Efficiency • In design and construction
Competitive Edge Through High Value Asset Management
Customer ROI Additional 14%+
Energy Reduction vs.
Best 2010 design
Innovation Drives Value for Customer and Revenue for UOP
36 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
Margin Lift for Customers Actual Customer Result
Coal Methanol Olefins
~$1300 / ton
Mark
et
Valu
e $
$590 Increase in Feedstock
Value ($/MT)
40-60% Reduction in Production
Costs
$450M Customer Value
Created
~$590 / ton
UOP Pioneering Methanol-to-Olefin (MTO)
Technology To Produce Olefins From
Feedstocks Other Than Petroleum
Successful Demonstration Plant In
Belgium With Partner Total Petrochemicals
Three Customer Signings, Including First
Ever Project In China.
UOP Technology Leadership Next-Gen UOP Path to Olefins
Crude
Naphtha
or
Gas Oil
Coal Methanol
Olefins
Olefins
Innovation: New Routes To Olefins
Traditional Route to Olefins
Unique UOP MTO Technology
37 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
Innovation: Nuclear Contamination Clean-Up
IONSIV™ Selective Media
Outperforms Competing Technology By
50 To 100 Times
Lowest Amount Of Waste Generated,
Which Minimizes Project Costs
Opportunities To Apply Technologies,
Successes At Fukushima To Plants,
Operations Elsewhere
Simplified
Active
Water
Retrieve
And
Recovery
System
(SARRY)
Fukushima Application
• Large Quantities Of Radioactive
Seawater From Reactor Cooling
After Earthquake
• Challenging Water Composition
• Highly Successful Project – Nearly
60M Gallons Of Water Treated With
160M Gallons Yet To Be Treated
Crystalline Materials
Selectively Remove
Radioactive Ions From
Liquids
38 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
Gas Processing Rebecca Liebert
VP GM, Gas Processing and Hydrogen
39 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
Global Gas Supply And Demand
North America Remains Separate
From Global Markets – But Export
Projects Gaining Momentum
Strong European Demand
Japanese Crisis – Strong Incremental
LNG Demand Strong Demand
Growth Across Asia
South America Is
Developing Large
Associated Gas Reserves
– Imports Continue
Abundant Shale Supply
Liquefaction Supply Surge
Significant Resources
Large Gas Reserves Ready
for Harvest
Emerging Gas Sources, Clean Energy And Changing Regional Flows
Require Technology And Innovation To Maximize Gas Monetization
40 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
UOP Position In Natural Gas Value Chain
Sulfur Acid Gas
Mercury Removal
Acid Gas Removal
(CO2, H2S)
Dehydration
Liquefaction
UOP Has Cleanup And Separation Solutions For All Conditions
Separex™
Membrane
Systems
Amine Guard™
FS Process
Selexol™ Process
MOLSIV™
Adsorbents
Twister™
Supersonic
Separator
Ortloff
Processes
Natural Gas
Extraction Fractionation
Liquids Recovery
Sulfur Recovery
UOP Offerings
Dry Sweet Gas
LNG
Raw Natural
Gas Liquids
Ethane
Propane
Mixed Butanes
Natural
Gasoline
UOP Petrochemical Technology
To Further Convert/Upgrade NGLs
41 UOP Investor Day – August 2, 2012
UOP SeparexTM Membrane Systems
Established Position, Innovating New Applications
Onshore Systems New Offshore Technology For FPSOs
• UOP Value vs. Conventional Solution:
CAPEX: Reduced Footprint & Weight
OPEX: High Uptime And Reliability
Maximizes Gas Monetization
Environmental: Eliminates Use Of
Solvents Offshore
• High Demand From Large Offshore
Finds
• Currently Executing 8 Systems For
Petrobras FPSOs For Offshore Brazil
• Proven, Spiral-Wound Membrane-
Based Systems
• Separate And Remove CO2 From
Natural Gas
• Modules Allow For Very Low
Installation Cost
• Easy To Operate; High Reliability
• Operates Dry – No Flammable Liquid
Inventories, Refrigerants or Chemicals
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Natural Gas Liquids (NGL) Recovery
Ortloff: Deep Liquids Recovery
• IP-Protected Technology
• Selective Separation To Maximize Value
• Highly Energy Efficient
• Highly Scalable
NGL Value Drives Investment In Separation Tech
“Wet” Gas And NGLs UOP Offerings
Typical Wet Gas Play
• 10-30% NGLs By Volume
• NGLs Valuable Feedstock For
Petrochemicals
• Higher Value Compared To
Methane (“Dry” Natural Gas)
Twister: Mild Liquids Recovery
• Supersonic Vortex Separation
• Compact, Low-Weight Systems
Ideal For Offshore Applications
• No Moving Parts: Lower Costs
And Downtime; Higher Reliability
“Wet” Gas In
“Dry”
Gas Out
Vortex
Generator
Liquids
Recovery
NGL
Product
Typical
NGL Content
Value
Compared to
Methane
Ethane 45% 1.9X
Propane 29% 3.0X
n-Butane 10% 3.8X
i-Butane 5% 3.6X
Natural
Gasoline 11% 4.3X
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Renewables Jim Rekoske
VP GM Renewable Energy and Chemicals
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Renewable Energy & Chemicals
• Building On UOP Technology And
Expertise
• Produce Real Fuels (Gasoline, Diesel,
Jet) Instead Of Fuel Additives / Blends
(Ethanol, Biodiesel)
• Leverage Existing Refining /
Transportation Infrastructure To Lower
Capital Costs, Minimize Value Chain
Disruptions, Reduce Investment Risk
• Create Integrated Biorefineries Which
Utilize Entire Biomass: Seed Oil, Seed
Cake & Waste Biomass / Residue
Tomorrow’s Energy Sources
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Honeywell
Green Jet
Fuel™
Fuel
From
Biomass
Honeywell
Green
Diesel™
Renewables Portfolio
UOP Leader In Next-Generation Technologies
• Superior Technology Produces Real Diesel, Not An Additive
• Drop-In Replacement For Existing Automotive Fleet
• Uses Existing Refining And Pipeline Infrastructure
• Excellent Blending Component
• Meets Stringent Requirements For Jet Flight
• Successful Demonstration Flights With Major Airlines,
Engine Makers; Supply Contract With U.S. Navy And Air Force
• ASTM Approval Granted For Use In Commercial Flights
• Rapid Thermal Process (RTP®) Turns Waste Biomass To
Pyrolysis Oil
• Immediate Use For Power Generation And Fuel Oil Substitution
• Working To Upgrade Pyrolysis Oil To Fuels/Chemical Feedstocks
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Advancing Technology Edge, Winning Business
Continuous Progress
• Pilot-Scale
Conversion Of
Biomass Into Liquid
Transportation Fuels
• Backed By A $25M
Award From The
U.S. Department of
Energy
• Phase 1 Start-Up
June 2012; Full
Operation 1Q 2014
RTP Rapid
Thermal Processing
Hydrocarbon Upgrading
Biomass Green Gasoline,
Diesel, and Jet Fuel
Integrated Bio-Refinery
New Licenses
• Diamond Green Diesel – Valero /
Darling JV To Produce Green
Diesel
• Emerald Biofuel To Produce
Green Diesel
RTP® Projects
• Premium Renewable Energy,
Malaysia
• Green Fuel Nordic, Finland
Recent Business Wins
Largest Supplier Of
Biofuels To U.S. Military
To Date
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Technology Overview Gavin Towler
VP, Technology
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UOP R&D Overview
Experienced, Multidisciplinary Team
• 1,800 Scientists And Engineers In UOP
• 650 Employees In R&D: ChE, ME, Chemists, Technicians
• More Than 2,600 Patents, 354 Inventors
• 98 Inventors With >10 Patents, 40 With >25
Extensive Facilities, Global Footprint
• More Than 150 Pilot Plants And Semi-works Plants For Rapid
Scale-up And Commercialization
• Characterization And Combinatorial Methods For Discovery
• More Than A Half Billion Data Points/Day, 350,000 Offline
Analyses/Year
• Demonstration Units At Customer Sites
• More Than 100 Outside Innovation And Alliance Relationships
• Global Reach: Tech Centers In India, China, Saudi Arabia
Strong Competitive Advantage
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Science Capabilities For Discovery
Metals: AC-STEM (10-10 m)
Density Functional Theory Simulation
(10-12 m)
Crystallite Morphology:
HR SEM (10-8 m)
Catalyst Pills (10-3 m) Single Pellet Tomography:
“CAT Scans” for Catalysts (10-6 m)
High Throughput
Screening
• Materials Analysis
Provides Competitive
Advantage
• Molecular-Scale
Insights Into
Material Composition
And Properties
• Impacts Ability To
Innovate New
Catalysts And Other
Materials To Meet
Future Customer
Needs
Highlights
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Technology Scale-Up Capabilities
Pilot Plants
Analytical &
Informatics
New Material
Synthesis
Lab Scale
Prototypes
Semi-Works
Plant
Crystallization
and Forming
UniSim
Simulation
Process
Synthesis &
Economics
New
Processes
New
Catalysts
&
Adsorbents
Computational
Fluid and
Particle
Dynamics
Cold Flow
Modeling
Multiphase
Flow
New
Equipment
Driving Steady Pipeline Of New Products
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