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Natural gas and liquefied natural gas 01 Plants, terminals and equipment for the entire LNG value chain. Paving the way for LNG.

02 Introduction. Driven by increasing natural gas demand and decreasing costs along the whole LNG value chain (due to significant economies of scale, improvements in technologies, etc.), investments in LNG infrastructure are growing rapidly in the last years. LNG has turned from being an expensive and regionally traded fuel to a globally traded source of energy with rapidly diminishing costs. In China, Norway and lately in particular in the US, petroleum fuels have been successfully substituted by LNG in various applications, mainly for heavy trucking, remote-power generation and marine fueling. Today the volumes are still relatively small, however studies indicate substantial demand for additional domestic LNG capacities in many countries. These include the entire Baltic Area (ECA) and South East Asia. As a consequence, an appropriate infrastructure consisting of small- to mid-scale LNG liquefaction plants, import terminals, LNG bunkering units and refuelling stations will be built up and/or expanded. With more than 125 years of comprehensive experience in the handling of cryogenic liquids, Linde Engineering has a track record in the design and performance of a wide range of natural gas projects including upstream natural gas liquids recovery (NGL plants), feed gas pre-treatment and liquefaction, transport and distribution of LNG up to bunkering and regasification in both LNG import and export terminals. Linde Engineering is well recognised as a reliable technology provider and EPC contractor, both by its customers and the financial world. In-house manufacturing capabilities for core cryogenic equipment, such as heat exchangers (both coil-wound and plate-fin type), vaporisers, pumps, expanders and vacuum-insulated piping, complement Linde Engineering s unique profile and enable it to customise the process design and core equipment. Linde Engineering s integrated project management concept assures the handling of complex interfaces and delivers a plant, equipment or packaged unit in due time and quality. The Linde Group offers innovative and economical solutions for the entire LNG value chain and has more than 40 years experience in designing, building and operating LNG plants and proprietary cryogenic equipment.

03 Linde brochures. Examples. NGL/LNG plants and LNG terminals Natural gas liquid recovery. CRYO-PLUS technology. Natural gproduction in Stavanger. Baseload LNG production in Xin Jiang. LNG technology. Gateways to clean energy. LNG import terminals. Cyogenic equipment and packaged units Cryostar: Equipment and expertise for industrial gas, LNG, hydrocarbons and clean energy Cryostar: Turbo expanders for cold production and energy recovery Cryostar: High-pressure pumps Cryostar: Small-scale liquefaction and distribution, biomethane and natural gas Aluminum plate-fin heat exchangers Coil-wound heat exchangers Manufacturing On-board LNG fueling systems EcoREL shipboard reliquefaction plant for LNG carriers LNG dispensers Columns and pressure vessels Vaporisation of cryogenic fluids EcoVAP LNG regasification plants Air-heated vaporisers Water-bath vaporisers Abbreviations PFHE Plate-Fin Heat Exchanger CWHE Coil-Wound Heat Exchanger BOG Boil-Off Gas FGSS Fuel Gas Supply System FPSO Floating Production Storage and Offloading FSRU Floating Storage Regasification Unit HPP SMR mmscfd tpd mtpa ECA High-Pressure Pump Single Mixed Refrigerant million standard cubic feet per day tonnes per day million tonnes per annum Emission Control Area Sub-X is a registered trademark of The Linde Group. CRYO-PLUS and StarLNG are trademarks of The Linde Group. LIMUM and MFC are registered trademarks of Linde AG.

04 Linde along the LNG value chain. Cryogenic equipment and packaged units. NG processing (upstream) and NG delivery by pipeline NG liquefaction LNG shipping/distribution/regasification LNG shipping incl. FPSO, FSRU, supply regasification vessel LNG bunkering and distribution LNG terminals and regasification Process units/epc Dehydration units C₂+/C₃+ recovery, fractionation/isomerisation Caustic washing Sulphur recovery Nitrogen rejection Cryogenic methane purification Helium recovery, purification and liquefaction Helium storage (Helicon tank container) Cryogenic CO₂ rejection Hg removal Amine washing Mole sieve dehydration HHC removal NG liquefaction (series of patented processes with Mixed Refrigerant or Nitrogen Expansion Cycle) LNG storage tanks (flat-bottom, bullets, spheres) Floating LNG (Topsides, at least liquefaction island), CO₂ pre-cooled LNG processes On-board fuelling systems with water-heated vaporiser; LNG on-board bunkering system (bunker barge/ship) LNG bunkering: Complete bunkering stations, incl. own bullet-type LNG storage tanks (up to 1,250 m³) LNG distribution: Complete LNG/CLNG fuelling station Complete small- to mid-scale LNG import terminals incl. own bullettype tanks (up to 1,250 m³) or steelsteel flat-bottom tank up to 20,000 m³ World-scale LNG import terminals (design and manuifacturing of main equipment) LINORC (Linde Organic Rankine Cycle unit) Equipment/packaged units PFHE Cryogenic expander with cryogenic compressor and possible oil brake from 2 12 MW (TC series) Expander with process compressor and active magnetic bearings from 2 12 MW (MTC series) Expander with generator and oil-lubricated bearings from 2 12 MW (TG series) Hydrocarbon condensate and LPG pumps Pressure let-down: single and two-stage turbine (0.5 12 MW) Hermetic turbine (150 600 kw) Block-in-kettle PFHE Helium liquefier CWHE PFHE NG and biogas liquefaction units for capacities up to 100 tpd Return gas blowers/bog compressors Cryogenic expanders with cryogenic compressors and possible oil brakes (TC series) Expanders with process compressors and active magnetic bearings (MTC series) Expanders with generators and oil-lubricated bearings (TG series) Cryogenic liquid expanders with generators (LTG series) Hydrocarbon condensate and LPG pumps, Nitrogen companders, new companders (5 wheels), vertical sealless VS pumps EcoLNG micro-scale liquefaction units Sub-X submerged combustion vaporisers for peak shaving plants PFHE LNG tanks EcoBOT and EcoREL (BOG reliquefaction systems for large carriers), BOG handling systems, BOG compressors, BOG FGSS incl. HPP pumps, NG heaters, EcoVAP, LNG (sendout) vaporisers/fsru regas packages Turbines and companders for expander liquefaction cycles Water-bath vaporisers (for Nitrogen) Standard tanks (bullet-type, flat-bottom) ISO containers LNG semi-trailers LNG pumps SUBTRAN (60 kw) and possible dispensing systems Water-bath vaporisers LNG/CNG re-fuelling stations (equipment) Reciprocating and centrifugal submerged pumps Ambient air vaporisers (up to 500 bar) Larger pumps for transfer and re-fuelling stations Dispensers incl. payment protocol interface BOG compressors Return gas blowers LNG vaporisers (water-bath, air-heated or Sub-X submerged combustion type) Wobbe Index control LIN booster and LIN HP pumps LIN vaporisers Truck loading pumps

05 Linde along the LNG value chain. NGL/LNG plants and LNG terminals. NG processing (upstream) and NG delivery by pipeline NG liquefaction Small-scale liquefaction plants Mid-scale liquefaction plants World-scale liquefaction plants Linde technology CRYO-PLUS customised and standard plant concept for NGL C₂+/C₃+ recovery and fractionation StarLNG standard plant concept with SMR (LIMUM 1) or Nitrogen Expansion Cycle liquefaction process StarLNG standard plant concept with SMR (LIMUM 3) Patented MFC /MFC 3 triple mixed refrigerant cycle process EPC or EP scope Process plants including pre-treatment, utilities and truck loading, optional: nitrogen rejection, methane purification, integration with LNG plant Process plants incl. pre-treatment, utilities, LNG storage and ship/truck loading facilities, HHC removal, nitrogen rejection Process plants incl. pre-treatment, utilities, LNG storage and ship/truck loading facilities, HHC removal, nitrogen rejection Process plants incl. pre-treatment, utilities, LNG storage and ship/truck loading facilities, optional: integrated NGL recovery, nitrogen rejection, He recovery, purification and liquefaction Proprietary equipment process modules and key cryogenic equipment process modules and key cryogenic equipment, e.g. PFHE/ coldbox, LNG storage facility (bullet tanks up to 1,250 m³), cryogenic expander, LNG pump, cryogenic vessel process modules and key cryogenic equipment, e.g. PFHE/ coldbox or CWHE, LNG storage facility (pressurised sphere or atmospheric flat-bottom tank), cryogenic expander, LNG pump, cryogenic vessel process units and key cryogenic equipment, e.g. CWHE, LNG storage facility (atmospheric flat-bottom tank) with partner companies, LNG pump, cryogenic vessel, PFHE Reference projects (Number of trains x capacity in mmscfd) Canadian County (USA) 1 x 150 Parachute Creek (USA) 1 x 350 Mayfield Western Oklahoma (USA) 1 x 200 Cottonwood (USA) 1 x 60 McKenzie City (USA) 1 x 100 Stateline I+II (USA) 2 x 100 Canadian Valley (USA) 1 x 200 Williston (USA) 1 x 100 Poza Rica (Mexico) 1 x 200 Tamaulipas (Mexico) 2 x 200 Constanta (Romania) 1 x 140 Bergen (Norway) 120 tpd/0.04 mtpa Kwinana (Australia) 180 tpd/0.06 mtpa Stavanger (Norway) 900 tpd Tuha (China) 1,300 tpd Beinichuan (China) 813 tpd Jimunai (China) 1,200 tpd Jincheng (China) 1,337 tpd Xinghe (China) 1,357 tpd Bazhong (China) 960 tpd Barra do Riacho (Brazil), FEED import/export LNG terminal 2 x 1.25 mtpa liquefaction Marlin/Bintulu (Malaysia) 1,840 tpd boil-off gas reliquefaction Hammerfest (Norway) 1 x 4.3 mtpa Puerto La Cruz (Venezuela), FEED 1 x 4.3 mtpa

06 Linde along the LNG value chain. NGL/LNG plants and LNG terminals. LNG bunkering and terminal storage LNG bunkering Small-scale LNG import terminals Mid-scale LNG import terminals World-scale LNG terminals EPC or EP scope Complete bunkering station including own bullet tanks up to 1,250 m³ Complete LNG import terminal including own bullet tanks up to 1,250 m³ and LNG vaporiser Complete LNG import terminal including LNG storage tanks (flat-bottom LNG tanks with partners), LNG vaporiser and recondenser LNG import terminal excluding LNG storage tanks (by partners only), LNG vaporiser and recondenser Proprietary equipment key cryogenic equipment and systems, e.g. LNG pump and dispensing system, water-bath vaporiser, LNG subcooling system with LIN for BOG handling key cryogenic equipment and systems, e.g. truck loading station, BOG compressor, return gas blower, LNG subcooling system with LIN for BOG handling, steam-heated vaporiser key cryogenic equipment and systems, e.g. BOG compressor, return gas blower, LNG vaporiser, Wobbe Index control, LIN booster and LIN HP pump, LIN vaporiser key cryogenic equipment and systems, e.g. flat-bottom LNG tanks, BOG compressor, return gas blower, LNG vaporiser, Wobbe Index control, LIN booster and LIN HP pump, LIN vaporiser, Organic Rankine Cycle key components Reference projects Rotterdam (Netherlands), basic engineering 1 x 500 m³ pressurized bullet LNG storage tank (future extension 2 x 500 m³), truck loading with 2 x 70 m³/h loading bays Bremerhaven (Germany), as above Hamburg (Germany), as above Agotnes (Norway) 1 x 450 m³ pressurised bullet LNG storage tank Pori (Finland), FEED 5 x 1,000 m³ pressurised bullet LNG storage tanks (future extension 4 x 1,000 m³), truck loading with 2 x 70 m³/h loading bays Nynäshamn (Sweden) 12.7 tph regasification rate, 20,000 m³ full containment LNG tank, truck loading with 2 x 75 m³/h loading bays Lysekil (Norway), 21 tph regasification rate, 30,000 full containment LNG tank, truck loading with 2 x 100 m³/h loading bays Barra do Riacho (Brazil), FEED LNG import terminal 435 tph regasification rate, 2 x 160,000 m³ full containment LNG storage tanks with membrane technology

Engineering excellence every step of the way. Linde s Engineering Division, a leading player in the international plant engineering business, covers every step in the design, project management and construction of turnkey industrial plants. Drawing on our extensive, proven process know-how, we set the standards for innovation, flexibility and reliability with ground-breaking concepts and a dedication to engineering excellence. The economic success of our customers and partners around the globe is of primary importance. With a clear focus on efficiency, sustainability and growth, we cooperate with you to develop customised solutions for projects of all sizes and degrees of complexity. The aim is always on finding a solution that is optimal both technically and economically. Linde s Engineering Division has already delivered more than 4,000 plants worldwide. Core competencies in plant engineering: Air separation plants LNG and natural gas processing plants Petrochemical plants Hydrogen and synthesis gas plants Chemical plants Adsorption plants Cryogenic plants Biotechnology plants Carbon capture and utilisation plants Furnaces, fired heaters, incinerators Core competencies in plant manufacturing: Packaged units and coldboxes Coil-wound heat exchangers Plate-fin heat exchangers Cryogenic columns Cryogenic tanks Air-heated vaporisers Water-bath vaporisers Spiral-welded aluminium pipes Get in touch find the best solution LNG and natural gas plants Phone +49.89.7445-3706 Fax +49.89.7445-4928 naturalgas@linde-le.com Linde AG Engineering Division, Dr.-Carl-von-Linde-Strasse 6 14, 82049 Pullach, Germany Phone +49.89.7445-0, Fax +49.89.7445-4908, info@linde-le.com, www.linde-engineering.com