Derek Chen Chairman of CPC Corporation, Taiwan Tokyo, Japan 24Th November 2016 5Th LNG Producer
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5th LNG Producer- Consumer Conference Derek Chen Chairman of CPC Corporation, Taiwan Tokyo, Japan 24th November 2016 CPC CORPORATION, TAIWAN Taiwan’s primary energy mix KLOE 160,000,000 In 2015: u 98% of total energy needs 1.9 % Renewable 140,000,000 7.3 % Nuclear was imported. 1.5 % u Fossil fuels’ share was 8.7 % 120,000,000 13.3 %, Gas 90.8%: coal (29.3%), oil 7.4 % (48.2%) and gas (13.3%). 100,000,000 u Renewable energy accounted for 1.9%. 80,000,000 52.7 % 48.2 % Oil Compared with the last 60,000,000 decade: u Primary energy supply: 40,000,000 increased by 8.5% 29.7 % 29.3 %,,Coal u Natural gas supply: 20,000,000 increased by 96% - Source: Bureau of Energy, Ministry of 2005 2015 Economic Affairs, ROC. CPC CORPORATION, TAIWAN 2 Taiwan’s energy consumption mix Electricity made up 49% of total energy consumption in 2015. Principal fuels for power generation : coal (34%), natural gas (28%) and nuclear (16%). Energy consumption structure in 2015 Electricity Mix Natural Gas 0.8% Renewable Energy 0.9% 3% 2014 2.5% Oil 4.5% 2015 Hydro Power 2.9% Oil 2.9% 39% Electricity Cogeneration 16.1% 49% 15.2% Nuclear 16.3% Coal 14.1% 8% 27.9% Natureal Gas 30.4% Renewable Coal 33.6% energy 31.9% 1% 0.0% 10.0% 20.0% 30.0% Source: Bureau of Energy, Ministry of Economic Affairs, ROC. CPC CORPORATION, TAIWAN 3 Demand for LNG is growing The gradual year-on-year increase in Taiwan’s LNG imports is a result of increasing demand for its use in power generation. (unit : 10 thousand tons) 1,421 1,460 Towards a nuclear-free homeland in 2025 1,330 1,254 1,250 Nuclear 1,198 2025 Free 2024 1,092 2023 882 Maanshan#2 2021 Maanshan #1 Kuosheng #2 2019 Kuosheng #1 2018 Chinshan #2 Chinshan #1 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016(P) Source: Taipower’s 10505 long-term power generation plan Source: GIIGNL Annual Report 2016 CPC CORPORATION, TAIWAN 4 Diversifying our sources CPC has signed long-term LNG contracts with diverse suppliers. CPC imported LNG from 12 out of 17 exporters in 2015. Source diversification is an ongoing aim for CPC. Portfolio Canada Qatar USA Africa USA(Cameron) Malaysia Papua New Guinea Indonesia Global Portfolio Australia Existing Potential Under development CPC CORPORATION, TAIWAN 5 CPC’s natural gas supply network Planned 3rd LNG Terminal: capacity - up to 6.0 MTPA 3rd Terminal 3rd Terminal Phase2(+3.0) 20 Phase1(+3.0) 15 3rd Terminal +0.5 Taichung Expansion 4.5 4.5 4.5 Taichung 10 Yung-An 5 9.0 9.0 9.0 0 2015 20242023 2030 Existing LNG Terminals: Taichung u Operating capacity: 4.5 MTA; tank capacity:480k m3 Yung-An u Operating Capacity: 9.0 MTA;tank capacity:690k m3 CPC CORPORATION, TAIWAN 6 The challenges we face • The risks arising from delay in new FIDs 1 • Transparency and liquidity in pricing 2 • Flexibility in transactions 3 • Completing Taiwan’s LNG storage expansion 4 projects on schedule CPC CORPORATION, TAIWAN 7 Getting to a flexible and liquid market for LNG l Affordable cost l Reliability Secure Affordable supply and l Return on investment l Credibility reasonable price Consolidated l Consumers cooperation l Producers Flexible and Liquid LNG Market CPC CORPORATION, TAIWAN 8 Thank you for your time and attention 9.