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New Project for OHL Industrial in Mexico 1 OHL MONTHLY CORPORATE NEWSLETTER Nº 155 JUNE 2013 mosaico Ecolaire España to build a hydrogen plant for Pemex In this issue Refinación OHL México completes 6,943 million Mexican New project for OHL peso share capital increase 2 Industrial in Mexico Ecolaire España, in charge of the Obrascón Huarte Lain industrial OHL Desarrollos to division’s Oil & Gas operations leads the consortium that has won launch Mayakoba the EPC (Engineering, Procurement, Construction) contract awarded second phase 4 by Pemex Refinación for the construction of a hydrogen plant and the completion of a gas pipeline at the Cadereyta Jiménez refinery in Nuevo 52 % of sales in 2012 with León, Mexico. ISO 14001 environmental certificate 5 This contract, the first awarded by Pemex hydrogen technology specialists KT Refinación to Ecolaire España in the Oil Kinetics Technology, and the Mexican & Gas area, boosts the operations of firm Construcciones Industriales Tapia. Euro 321.9 million Obrascón Huarte Lain Industrial both The synergies generated by its partners comprehensive services within this sector and in Mexico. allowed the consortium to submit the contract awarded by most competitive tender, beating the Madrid City Council 7 In addition to Ecolaire España and other major groups bidding for this Obrascón Huarte Lain Industrial, contract. Tenerife container terminal the awardee consortium comprises Page 3 capable of accommodating two super-post panamax Informative meeting on solar power and its applications ships simultaneously and an annual traffic of 620,000 Physics Nobel Prize winner Carlo TEU officially opened 8 Rubbia, at the OHL headquarters Italian scientist Carlo Rubbia, winner of the 1984 Nobel Prize for physics, attended on 28 May an informative meeting on solar power, its applications and its impact on the environment, held at Torre Espacio, the OHL headquarters. Left to right, Álvaro Gamarra, head of corporate services at OHL Industrial; José María Martínez-Val; Delia Salmieri; Luis García-Linares, corporate managing director of OHL; Carlo Rubbia; Manuel Villén; Juan Mulet and Ricardo Muñoz, R&D&I and CSR coordinator at OHL Industrial, Mosaico is an OHL Group Monthly Corporate during the meeting held at Newsletter Torre Espacio Paseo de la Castellana, 259 D, Torre Espacio 28046 - Madrid Tel.: +34913484100 Also present at the event were José María Martínez-Val, Carlo Rubbia’s scientific e-mail: [email protected] protégé and professor of Thermotechnics at the Polytechnic University of Madrid’s (UPM) Technical School of Industrial Engineers; Delia Salmieri, a member of Management and production: Professor Rubbia’s research team, and Juan Mulet, Director-General of Fundación Ippi Comunicación Tel.: +34913148178 para la Innovación Tecnológica (Technological Innovation Foundation), Cotec. Page 3 e-mail: [email protected] 2 Mosaico June 2013 OHL México increases share capital by 6,943 million Mexican pesos The subsidiary OHL México, quoted on the Mexican Stock Exchange since 11 November 2010, completed in June a 6,942.5 million Mexican peso share capital increase. The operation was carried out by short and medium term to bid for means of a primary public offering of new projects in the country, whose 239,397,167 OHL México common Government has included major shares, including green shoe option. infrastructure investment plans among its priorities, as well as to The stake held by OHL Concesiones, meet its current cash needs, arising and therefore by Grupo OHL, in from the investments carried out to the share capital of its Mexican develop its current concessions. subsidiary now stands at 63.64 %, down from 73.85 % prior to the The financial institutions involved operation. in this operation include BBVA Bancomer, UBS and Santander, the The share capital increase gives former two as global coordinators. OHL México available funds in the Autopista Urbana Norte, one of the toll roads operated by OHL México. It will allow the company to benefit from a 15% reduction in port fees TMS obtains Quality of Service certification from Puertos del Estado The subsidiary Terminales Marítimas del Sureste (TMS) received last April from the Puertos del Estado, Spain’s port authority, the “Quality of Service for Multipurpose Port Terminal Concessionary Companies” certification. from a 15% reduction in port fees, / roll-off), bulk, general cargo and which is crucially important for the passenger services. competitiveness, development and management of its terminal in the Compliance with the various port of Alicante. specifications established by Puertos del Estado for this certification allows The certification covers the quality TMS to assure the highest levels of of service, based on specific excellence in the services it provides characteristics established for each to its clients, coupled with an of the services provided by TMS, ongoing commitment to continuous including containers, RORO (roll-on improvement. TMS Terminal in the port of Alicante. TMS thus adds this certificate to its recently renewed OHSAS 18001 and ISO 9001 and 14001 management system certificates, which it had gradually obtained in the course of 2011 and 2012. The certification issued by Puertos del Estado will allow TMS to benefit Mosaico June 2013 3 (Continued from front page) Ecolaire España to build hydrogen plant for Pemex Refinación New project for OHL Industrial in México The project involves the construction of a 25,000 Nm³/h capacity hydrogen plant using Haldor Topsoe technology, and the completion of a 12 inch gas pipeline linking up the refinery with the Mexican gas grid. It has an execution deadline of 29 months for the commissioning of the plant. The new hydrogen plant is part of the this year. In early 2013 it won its Later, in April, came the set of DUBA (ultra low sulphur diesel) first contract in the energy area announcement of the award of the projects developed and launched in Mexico through OHL Industrial EPC project to build a 35 MW plant by Pemex for the modernization and Power, involving the construction at Pemex Refinación’s Francisco I adaptation of its refineries to conform of a 60 MW cogeneration plant, in Madero refinery, in Tamaulipas State. to the new legislation effective in design conditions, for the private Mexico on sulphur content in diesel Mexican company Sales del Istmo Prior to these projects, OHL Industrial and gasoline fuels. (Cydsa Group), at its Coatzacoalcos was carrying out activities in Mexico industrial complex, in Veracruz through its Solids Handling area, with This is the third EPC project won State. projects for cement maker Cruz Azul. by OHL Industrial in Mexico so far (Continued from front page) Informative meeting on solar power and its applications Physics Nobel Prize winner Carlo Rubbia, at the OHL headquarters Manuel Villén, OHL’s Director of Innovation and Sustainability, thanked the group of scientists for attending the meeting, most especially Carlo Rubbia, whose discoveries in the field of energy have been an inspiration for Grupo OHL in its R&D&I efforts applied to photovoltaic and solar thermal power. In his address, Carlo Rubbia referred to The Futuro Solar project has as its for subsequent implementation in the advantages of solar power, which purpose the creation, experimental large-scale plants through modular he described as an “inextinguishable verification and design optimization construction, thereby making possible resource, even in the long term”, versus through the feedback of the operating the availability of solar thermal power fossil fuels – oil, gas and coal – and experience of a collector loop with plants that are more competitive, to their impact on the fight against storage, in accordance with the robust and flexible in terms of climate change. He also expressed development carried out to date, operation and maintenance. his support for the Futuro Solar (solar future) project, a solar thermal power Puerto Errado 2 solar thermal plant prototype still in its preliminary power plant in Murcia. A pioneering solar stages, in which OHL participates in thermal project collaboration with the Polytechnic University of Madrid’s Thermal Energy OHL Industrial is betting on direct steam Research Group (GIT-UPM) led by José generation technology for the construction María Martínez-Val. of the Puerto Errado 2 solar thermal power plant in Calasparra (Murcia), with 30 MW Carrying on along the lines of Mr. capacity, which has become the first power Rubbia’s address, Professor Martínez- plant of its kind in commercial operation in Val’s speech focused on the intended the world. aims of the Futuro Solar project, which This technology has the advantage of may be summarized as using to the eliminating the oil circuit present in greatest advantage the learning curve conventional plants, integrating the solar in solar thermal energy to meet the field as the steam generator in the water- need for a new type of linear Fresnel steam cycle. collectors with a better cost-efficiency ratio. 4 Mosaico June 2013 It will be developed on an area covering 409 hectares with an estimated investment of US$1 billion, following the go-ahead from the Mexican government OHL Desarrollos to launch Mayakoba second phase OHL Desarrollos received approval from the Mexican federal government’s Environment and Natural Resources Secretariat to launch the second phase of the Mayakoba tourist resort development, located on the Riviera Maya and ranking among the most exclusive in the world. Eight kilometers from Playa del Carmen, El Camaleón golf course. the first phase of Mayakoba has three hotels in operation run by three of the most prestigious international hotel chains: Fairmont (401 rooms), Rosewood (128 rooms) and Banyan Tree (132 rooms), as well as the El Camaleón golf course, designed by Greg Norman, which has made history by being the first outside the US and Canada to stage an official tournament in the prestigious PGA circuit. This first phase will be completed with two of homes for the medium and high home buyers, with a social club, golf course new hotels, one under the Andaz brand population segments, including a full and beach club as its main attractions.
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