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Our Activities in QATAR TOTAL in QATAR Al Fardan Towers, 61, Al Funduq Street, West Bay Our activities in QATAR TOTAL IN QATAR Al Fardan Towers, 61, Al Funduq Street, West Bay. P.O. Box 9803, Doha, Qatar [email protected] www.total.qa TotalQatar Total_QA OUR ACTIVITIES IN QATAR 30% SHAREHOLDER SHAREHOLDER 20% SHAREHOLDER IN NORTH OIL IN QATARGAS, IN QAPCO, FORGING A PARTNERSHIP COMPANY, THE OPERATOR THE LARGEST LNG ONE OF THE OF QATAR’S LARGEST PRODUCER WORLD’S LARGEST LDPE OF OVER 80 YEARS OFFSHORE OIL FIELD IN THE WORLD PRODUCTION SITES Qatar plays an important part in Total’s Our sustainability strategy is therefore history and in our future. Our longstanding established through the active involvement presence in this country is testimony to of our stakeholders. the special partnership that we share. Total has been active in all areas of Qatar’s oil We hope to contribute to positive developments and gas sector - from exploration and in the State of Qatar, not only through our production, to refining, petrochemicals, economic activities, but also through initiatives and marketing of lubricants. that focus on the citizens and residents of the country. We work closely with all our stakeholders 2 to ensure that our activities consistently Qatar has one of the highest growth rates deliver economic growth alongside societal in the world, which has given us opportunities and environmental initiatives. We have to create and support ambitious projects, 37 placed corporate social responsibility at and this has enabled us to fulfill the commitment the heart of our business. that Total has made to the society. All our accomplishments have been achieved due to the strong dedication, and team work of our people, who embody our corporate values. As we move forward, we will continue to work towards our corporate commitment to better energy, and 3 our ambition to be the responsible energy major that delivers safe, clean, reliable and affordable energy to every individual. LAURENT WOLFFSHEIM, Managing Director Total E&P Qatar and Country Chair Our longstanding presence with the State of Qatar has been made possible thanks to the continuous trust and support of all our stakeholder companies notably Qatar Petroleum, Qatargas, Dolphin Energy, North Oil Company, QAPCO, QATOFIN and all our other partners, as well as Qatar’s citizens and residents. Petrochemical Assets DEKHIL ABUSALAA, Deputy Group Representative Vice-President HR, Communications & CSR Total becomes a shareholder in Iraq QP, Total and Total pioneers first Total acquires Total reaches Petroleum Company British Petroleum LNG production in 16.7% interest in milestone 200 (IPC), which establishes (BP), form the Qatar with Qatargas 2 - Train million barrels of the Qatar Petroleum Qatargas joint completion of 5 and 36% interest oil production in Company (QPC) venture Qatargas 1 project. in QATOFIN. Al-Khalij Field. 1936 1984 1996 2006 2015 1974 1991 1997 2009 2016 Total acquires a 10% Total discovers First oil Total acquires a 10% Total celebrates 80 years stake in Qatar the Al-Khalij production from interest in the Ras of partnership with Qatar. Petrochemical oilfield in Al-Khalij Field. Laffan condensate Total obtains 30% stake Company (QAPCO), offshore Halul (LR1), and in 2013, in the giant Al-Shaheen increasing to 20% acquires 10% in LR2. field for 25 years in 2002 OUR ACTIVITIES IN QATAR OUR ACTIVITIES IN QATAR EXPLORE & PRODUCE SHOWCASING OUR KEY PARTNERSHIPS OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE PIONEERING GAS SUPPLIES Total is the shareholder and sole In 2016, Total won the bid for operating Total is a founding partner of Qatargas, As a founding member and leading operator of Al-Khalij offshore oilfield, Qatar’s giant Al-Shaheen offshore the world’s largest LNG producer, partner of Dolphin Energy, Total has located on Block 6 in Halul, which oilfield, with Qatar Petroleum, for which was established in 1984. also played an active role in establishing was discovered in 1991. We started a period of 25 years. Qatargas supplies LNG to consumers the Gulf’s first and largest gas grid, linking production from this oilfield in 1997, and 250 in Asia, Europe and the Americas. Total several GCC countries. 10 million today around 22,000 barrels of oil per As a result, North Oil Company was employees and owns interest in the upstream component, and the gas liquefaction plant of Qatargas Since 2007, Dolphin Energy has been tonnes per year of day are sent via two subsea pipelines to established as a partnership between contractors on the a treatment facility located on Halul Island. Total (30%) and Qatar Petroleum (70%). 1, as well as in Train 5 of Qatargas 2. The supplying the UAE and Oman, through natural gas from QG1. Al-Khalij Field It started its operations in Al-Shaheen yearly LNG output is about 10 million a 360 km subsea pipeline, with 2 billion In 2015, we achieved a milestone in field on July 14, 2017, and the field tons from Qatargas 1, and 8 million tons cubic feet per day of natural gas produced 8 million Al-Khalij field with an overall production currently produces close to 300 thousand from Qatargas 2 Train 5. in Qatar. tonnes per year of of 200 million barrels of oil. barrels of oil per day. natural gas from QG2 Train 5 Al Shaheen: World-class field located 2 billion 70 km cubic feet per day of offshore Qatar natural gas exported by Dolphin Al-Shaheen field production: Close to In 2018, we launched “QUWA”, a strategy-based project, in order to implement a new operating model for 300,000 barrels of oil per day Al Khalij field and to enhance our profitability, all while maintaining our competitiveness and operational representing excellence. This initiative will improve our financial 45% results and boost production, while spearheading a of Qatar’s oil production digital transformation in the affiliate. STEPHANE CAMBIER, Vice President Operated Asset 30+ platforms INNOVATION: 5 processing hubs A KEY DRIVER FOR TOTAL 2 Floating Storage and Innovation and sustainability are what Established in 2009, TRC-Q is one of the Offloading vessels drive us. We aim to not only develop 6 worldwide Research and Development new technologies, but to also produce Centers of Total E&P (and one out of 5 innovations related to regional challenges, Centers outside France). It is a state of and to share them with our Qatari partners. the art facility containing laboratories for In Total Research Center Qatar (TRC-Q), analytical organic geochemistry and acid we are very proud to have leading edge stimulation of wells to improve production. In and innovative research projects which addition, the Center is conducting projects mark our support to a more knowledge related to sustainable development, marine based economy. biodiversity, biofuels, and solar energy. 6 7 OUR ACTIVITIES IN QATAR OUR ACTIVITIES IN QATAR 1 2 3 TWICE, (Total Women’s Initiative for 1 Communication and Exchange), raises awareness about gender diversity in the work place. Total Professeurs Associés are Total 2 experts who volunteer throughout the year to lecture in their field of expertise and inspire the next generation of energy leaders. Total’s Road safety Initiative targets students, 3 aged 5 to 8 years, and teaches them basic and important road Safety rules. 4 5 6 Total organizes a blood donation drive every year 4 in support of Hamad Hospital to help them avoid a severe shortage of blood supplies. Total trains Muntajat’s young Managers, while 5 exchanging on several topics regarding the marketing of polymers. Total’s M&S Truck driver safety campaign runs to 6 improve the health and safety of truck drivers on the road. 7 8 9 Total Diversity Days is an initiative to promote 7 diversity and inclusion for all, and an occasion for employees to share and showcase their culture. Total, MOI - Traffic Dept. & Mowasalat 8 partnered for a Safe Driver Campaign to raise awareness on road risks, and highlight basic driving rules. TRC-Q and QEERI sign a support agreement for 9 the use of QEERI’s Core Lab facilities by TRC-Q, as part of their shared ambition to develop clean energy solutions. 10 11 12 Total conducts its annual beach cleaning 10 campaign in Halul island During our Business Ethics Day celebration, 11 employees discussed mutual respect, human rights and anti-corruption topics. Total Energy Summer School (TESS) welcomes 12 students and university professors from all over over the world, to interact with more than 75 experts from across the oil and gas industry. 8 9 OUR ACTIVITIES IN QATAR TRANSFORM & DEVELOP ADDING VALUE ALONG THE OIL & GAS CHAIN 2 refineries with an overall capacity of close to 300,000 barrels of condensate per day in Qatargas R&D activities in Total Total is a major partner of Qatar in capacity of over 700,000 tons per year. Research Center, Qatar Refining and Petrochemicals,providing (TRCQ) have enabled the high skill support in manufacturing, Total has increased the valorization of conversion of marketing and sales, research and the North Field products with new world development, developing maximum class petrochemicals assets, through CO2 and gas synergies with local partners in Qatar. Qatofin (36% Total share), which was into valuable founded in 2006. The Qatofin joint Total Petrochemicals France, via its Qatar venture holds interests in 2 giant assets; petrochemical Branch Office (TPF QBO), is also a partner the RLOC 1,300,000 tons per year products of Muntajat, marketing volumes of Lotrène cracker (Ras Laffan) and the Qatofin: (Low, Linear Low and High Density 600,000 tons per year LLDPE plant Polyethylene) polymer products, mainly (Mesaieed), both connected by a 125 to the film packaging industry. km long ethylene pipeline. A Petrochemical major with World Total has a stake in the two Laffan Class Assets, Total joined Qatar in its Condensate Refineries operated first petrochemicals joint venture in 1974, by Qatargas and located in Ras and today has a 20% share in Qatar Laffan.
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