TNO Middle-East Company Profile

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About us Our capabilities Our experience

TNO

TNO is a Dutch company with over 80 years experience

in technology development and technical consultancy

TNO Facts

Independent

Technology development, consulting and contract R&D

Approximately 4000 employees

Revenue: ⅔ from industry, ⅓ from Dutch government

Markets

Energy, Defence Safety & Security, Transport & Mobility,

Information Society, Medical and Built Environment

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Partners

Defence: main R&D contractor Dutch navy

Space: design of satellites, telescopes, mars pathfinder

High-tech Industries: main R&D contractor ASML lithography

Automotive: leading car crash testing Europe

Oil & Gas: Partner of leading oil & gas companies

TNO Middle East Branch

Ambition

To act as an accelerator of technology

development and innovation in Gulf region

Approach Collaboration projects with major industrial

parties present in the region, making link to

universities

Focus

Initial focus on Oil & Gas in the Gulf region

Expanding to other strategic TNO markets:

e.g. Industrial security, Water, Solar and

Medical

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Visitors Address

Middle East Branch TNO Qatar Science & Technology Park,

Office No. 361 & 362 Doha, Qatar

TNO Middle East Highlights

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Middle East Branch Office Opening Partnership Maersk Oil Qatar

Start strategic long term project on

Increased Oil Recovery (IOR) technology

for Maersk Oil Qatar

Photo frtl: Sheikh Faisal Al-Thani of QP (dep MD Maersk Oil Qatar),

Anton Leemhuis (MD TNO Middle-East), Lewis Affleck (MD Maersk Oil

Qatar), Jan Mengelers (CEO TNO), Søren Frank (Dir. R&T Maersk Oil)

Photo fltr: Jan Mengelers (CEO TNO), Minister Verhagen, Dr. Tidu Maini (Chairman QSTP), Anton Leemhuis (MD TNO Middle-East)

TNO Middle-East office opening during

state visit Dutch Queen to Qatar, by the

Dutch Minister of Economic Affairs

TNO Middle East Highlights

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Qatar University & TNO sign MoU Petroleum Institute & TNO sign MoU

Start of collaboration in order to address common production optimization challenges of oil & gas producers in Abu Dhabi through intelligent field technologies

Photo: MoU signing by Anton Leemhuis (left) and Dr. Ismail Tag (PI), in

the presence of H.E. Abdulla Nasser Al Suwaidi, Director General –

ADNOC and H.E. Henk Kamp Minister of Economic Affairs of the

Kingdom of The Netherlands

Photo fltr: CENG Dean Dr Rashid Alammari; H.E. Mr. John Groffen,

Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands; Mr. Anton Leemhuis

Managing Direction TNO Middle East

TNO signs MoU with QU’s Gas Processing Center for collaboration in applied research programs, trainings for professionals & students, and educational programs

Current Activities Gulf

Consulting Services

Independent advice on deployment and design

of technology

New Technologies

Development and

deployment of new technologies to address

issues in industry

Knowledge Transfer

Building R&D

capabilities / labs

PhD programs

Workshops

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Knowledge Transfer – vital part of TNO’s mission

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Annual student workshop at Texas A&M University at Qatar (TAMUQ)

Given by TNO Experts

In collaboration with SPE Qatar Student Chapters (TAMUQ and Qatar University)

2012 2014

Student workshop on Intelligent Fields

2012: 18 students, TAMUQ Mainly Petroleum Engineering

2013: 25 students, TAMUQ & QU Mechanical, Petroleum, Electrical and Chemical Engeneering

Knowledge Transfer – vital part of TNO’s mission

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TNO organized a workshop for Qatar’s LNG sector to share the Netherlands's experiences and lessons learnt for setting up small scale LNG.

Industry workshop on Small Scale LNG

Attended by various Qatari companies (i.e. Qatar Petroleum, QatarGas, RasGas) and their Dutch Counterparts (i.e. Port of Rotterdam, Eneco, Gasunie, Damen)

Dutch Minister of Economic Affairs gave the closing remarks

Current Gulf Focus Areas

Real-Time Production monitoring & optimization

Well completion instruments

Flow Assurance

Value Assessment

Life cycle optimization

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Production Optimization

Asset Integrity Carbon Capture,

Transport & Storage

Exploration & Geomechanics

Installation integrity: design & troubleshooting

Turbo machinery & acoustics

Testing

Material Sciences

Full Chain Carbon Capture Storage

CO2 and H2S separation

Sour gas services

Petroleum System Modelling

Basin Studies & Regional Mapping

Reservoir engineering

Biostratigraphy

Geomechanics

New Gulf Focus Areas

LNG as fuel for transport

Small scale LNG infrastructure

Offshore LNG transfer and bunkering

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Small Scale LNG Critical

Infrastructure Security

Water Greenhouses

Threat analysis

Consequences

Integrated security plans

Membrane technology

Electrochemistry

Biological treatment

Lab research, pilot testing

Industrial process and produced water treatment

Field Lab

Efficient water usage

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Production Optimization Assist operating companies with the development of production strategies that maximize asset performance and recovery

Core competences

Production control & optimization

Integrated operations

New well-instrumentation concepts

Major projects

Increased Oil Recovery (IOR) Maersk Oil Qatar

Water flooding optimization Minagish Field (KOC)

Intelligent Field Roadmap off-shore redevelopment plan (ADNOC group)

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Exploration & Reservoir Geomechanics Development and testing of innovative technologies for unlocking more hydrocarbon reserves, with minimum risk and minimum environmental footprint

Core competences

Broad and multi-disciplinary workflow for performing exploration studies

Developing new exploration technologies and approaches

Predictive modelling tools

Stratigraphic correlation tools

Major projects

KOC; reconstruction of Jurassic sea-level variation and paleodepositional setting

Saudi Aramco (GeoArabia, 2010); development of a new correlation tool

Joint Industry Projects; multidisciplinary projects for new exploration concepts.

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Carbon Capture, Transport & Storage

Assisting operators and governments in applying technologies for emission reduction, CO2 capture & storage, EOR and CO2 utilization

Core competences

Integration of carbon capture, transport, storage & utilization chains

Scale-up support for large CCS demonstration projects

Development & benchmarking of next generation capture systems

Technical & Economical modelling

Debottlenecking & Troubleshooting

Major projects

CATO-2; Enabling commercial CCS technology implementation 80M€ project

ROAD (EON/GDF); design evaluation of the CO2 compression, transport and injection infrastructure

K12B (GDF); Enhanced Gas Recovery – CO2 plume tracking & modelling

CO2 storage research since 1990

Storage capacity, rates & injection effects

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Asset Integrity

Keeping (offshore) process installations and pipelines within safe and optimal operating conditions in presence of vibrations, pulsations, corrosion and erosion

Core competences

Troubleshooting vibrations & pulsations

New corrosion and erosion monitoring concepts

Material Sciences

Major projects

Over 30 projects in the Middle-East over the past 20 years (Kuwait, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt,…)

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Material Technolgy

Development of smart materials & prediction and mitigation of

material degradation

Core competences

Polymer and nanotechnology developments

Testing and modelling of material degradation under extreme conditions

Major projects

Erosion of steam injection nozzles

Switchable viscosity polymer for EOR

Improvement of wellbore sealing

Deposition control by extreme hydrophobic coatings

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Small Scale LNG

Unlock the potential of LNG as transport fuel

Core competences

Techno-economical value chain assessments

Technology Road-mapping

Qualification and testing: LNG composition, Gas engine performance and emissions, cryogenic equipment

Environmental chain analyses

Major projects

LNG transfer system (multi-composite hose) testing and qualification projects

Chain analyses for LNG as a fuel for shipping, case Rotterdam

LESAS Rotterdam: Legal and Safety assessment for a small scale LNG supply chain from Rotterdam

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Critical Infrastructure Security Addressing safety and security challenges of critical economical sectors using new integrated solutions to protect critical infrastructure with regards to material, operational and human behaviour.

Core competences

Threat analysis

Customer tailored security plans

Compare and integrate existing solutions

New sensor concepts

Testing & Qualification (ballistic, blasts)

Training and education

Major projects

Dutch Embassy Protection in Critical Countries

Mass Transportation Safety (EU Rail)

Crude Storage Terminal Europoort (Aramco, BP &, Esso)

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Critical Infrastructure Protection Focus on developing the business oriented expertise and know-how for safety, security and physical protection.

Core competences

Military Vehicle Protection & Survivability

C4ISR – Surveillance, Monitoring & Control

Passive Sonar

Cyber Security (SCADA & ICT)

Transfer of Technology

Major projects

Blast consultancy for Governmental buildings (The Netherlands)

Perimeter protection of Dutch embassies in high risk countries

Various EU Projects on enabling safety and security of infrastructure and its surroundings

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Water

Development of water treatment technologies

Core competences

Membrane technology, electrochemistry & bio treatment of water

Desalination, disinfection & anti-scaling

Innovative technology development & pilot testing

Major projects

Develop Memstill® membrane desalination technology for water desalination using low grade waste heat (Singapore)

Using Membrine® membrane technology to purify brines

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Using industrial residual heat produce clean drinking water from seawater.

Scale-up from a 3m2 to a 600m2 membrane area proved viable

Constant water output with superior quality over pilot duration (>1 year)

Case 1: Seawater desali-nation using MemStill®

Case 2: MemStill® for closing water cycles in greenhouses

Using MemStill® to recycle waste-water streams of green-houses to reduce discharges.

Pilot study (1m3/h capacity)

Over 85% of the drainage water was recovered

Obtained water was of irrigation-quality.

Gulf Cooperation Countries Economic Developments

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IMF Projections MENA

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Current Account and Inflation

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Fiscal Break Even Oil Price

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GCC Oil & Gas Consumption Increasing Exponentially

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OPEC’s Prime Producer Saudi Arabia Under Pressure?

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GCC Energy Issues: Cutting Domestic Consumption

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GCC Energy Issues: Targets 2025

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GCC Energy Issues: Cutting Subsidies and Budgets

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For questions, please contact: BD Manager MENA Oil & Gas

Dr Cyril Widdershoven

Cyril.widdershoven@tno.nl

+31 6 53819265

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