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BOTAŞ, Petroleum Pipeline Corporation Slide 1

BOTAŞ PETROLEUM PIPELINE CORP.

BOTAŞ


Crude Oil Pipelines

IRAQ

GEORGIA

SYRIA

Ankara

Karaman

Konya

Eskişehir

İstanbul

Batman

Kırklareli

Aliağa

Zonguldak

Afyon

Şanlıurfa Gaziantep

Diyarbakır Şırnak

Ardahan

Adıyaman

Bayburt

Sivas

Amasya

Kayseri

Yozgat

Malatya

Kırşehir

Nevşehir

Muğla

Kırıkkale

Kars Ordu Trabzon

Gümüşhane

Artvin

Ceyhan

Mardin

Aksaray

Kahramanmaraş

İzmir Turgutlu

İskenderun

Bartın

Antalya

Edirne

Erzincan Erzurum Horasan

Bursa

Sakarya

Çanakkale

Samsun

71(80) MTA CAPACITY

3,332 kms of

Crude Oil Pipeline

AZ

E : CEYHAN-KIRIKKALE 24” 448 KM 7.2 MTA CAPACITY

D : BATMAN-DÖRTYOL 18” 511 KM 4.5 MTA CAPACITY

C : BAKU-TBILISI-CEYHAN 34” 42” 46” 1076 KM 50(60) MTA CAPACITY

B : II. KERKUK-CEYHAN 46” 656 KM

A : I. KERKUK-CEYHAN 40” 641 KM

BOTAŞ


ITP

BTC

Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan Crude Oil Pipeline-BTC

Commissioning 2006

Capacity (MTA) 50

Total Length (Kms) 1.776

Pump Stations 4

Storage Tanks 7

Iraq-Turkey Crude Oil Pipeline-ITP

I. Line II. Line

Commisionning 1976 1987

Capacity (MTA) 70,9

Total Length (Kms) 986 890

Pump Stations 6

Storage Tanks 12

With a total annual capacity of more than

120 million tonnes, Azeri, Kazakh and Iraqi oil are being carried to Ceyhan

Marine Terminal for World markets.

International Crude Oil Pipelines

BOTAŞ


Azerbaijan

19 mmm3/day Russian Fed (Blue Stream)

47.3 mmm3/day

Iran

28.5 mmm3/d

ay

Turkmenistan

Contracted/Planned Gas Contracts Existing Imports (Plateau Period)

Iraq

Main Natural Gas Pipeline System & Supply Contracts of BOTAŞ

Gas source diversification, Security of Supply! More gas storage capacity to come

Russian Fed (6 BCM+4 BCM+4 BCM)

42 mmm3/day

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LNG

LNG

FSRU

FSRU

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12.215 12.290 12.292 12.561

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Annual Cumulative

(Kms)

13,443 kms

• High Pressure Lines

9 • Compressor Stations

2.8 milyar m3

• Underground Gas Storage

3

• LNG Terminals (2 Land, 1 FSRU)

BOTAŞ High Pressure Natural Gas Pipeline System

BOTAŞ


K. Marmara–Değirmenköy

2015: 2,66 BCM -20 million m3/day 2016: 2,84 BCM- 25 million m3/day 2020: 4,60 BCM- 75 million m3/day

Tuz Gölü Natural Gas Storage Project

2017: 0,5 BCM-Re-injection20 million m3/day 2020: 1.0 BCM-Re-injection 40 million m3/day

Target to have 5.4 BCM capacity with 80 million m3/day in 2023

A Target Capacity of

9-10 BCM with 155 million m3/day

Natural Gas Storage Capacity and Targets-Supply Security

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LNG Land Terminal

FSRU

BOTAŞ Marmara Ereğlisi LNG Terminal 2016: 18 million m3/day 2017: 27 million m3/day Target: 37 million m3/day

EgeGaz Aliağa LNG Terminal 2016: 16,4 million m3/day 2017: 39,8 million m3/day BOTAŞ FSRU

2017: 15-20 million m3/day

LNG Terminals-Supply Security

ETKİ FSRU 2017:14-21 million

m3/day

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22,3 27,3

31,0 35,4 36,9 35,2 37,4

43,7 45,2 45,9 48,7 48 47

2,66 2,66 2,66 2,66 2,66 2,66 2,66 2,66 2,66 2,84

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2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Billion Sm3

Talep

Depolama Kapasitesi

Depolama Kapasitesi / Talep Oranı

Demand

Storage Capacity

Storage Capacity/Demand

Natural Gas Demand and Storage in Turkey

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BOTAŞ Gas Sales (standard m3)

36.1 BCM 2008

17.4 BCM 2002

0.5 BCM 1987

BOTAŞ Sales by Sectors-2016

BCMA Start Duration Expiry

Algeria (LNG) 4.4 1994 30 2024

RF (West-2) 4.0 1998 23 2021

Nigeria (LNG) 1.2 1999 22 2021

Iran 10.0 2001 25 2026

RF (Blue Stream) 16.0 2003 25 2025

Azerbaijan (Phase I) 6.6 2007 15 2021

Azerbaijan (Phase II) 6.0 2018 15 2033

Turkmenistan 16.0 - 30 -

Greece (export) 0.75 2007 15 2021

BOTAŞ Contracts by Countries

40.4 BCM 2015

36.4 BCM 2016

Consumption figures are expected to rise again in a couple of years’ time…

Power 44%

Residential 31%

Industry 25%

BOTAŞ


A Potential Hub at the Centre of the East and the West

What we planned, Where we came…

BOTAŞ


BOTAŞ


Europe Share in the World N. Gas Consumption : % 12,2 Share in the World Oil Consumption : % 14,3

Eurasia Share in the World N. Gas Consumption : %28,3 Share in the World Oil Consumption : % 8,4

Middle East Share in the World N. Gas Consumption : % 42,8 Share in the World Oil Consumption : % 47,3

%71,1 of World N. Gas

Reserves

%55,6 of World Oil Reserves

Source: BP Statistics

Regional Outlook

BOTAŞ


Natural Gas Routes to Europe

32,3 tcm*

~56,4 years*

18,6 tcm* ~216,3 years*

1,9 tcm*

~17,6 years*

10,4 tcm* ~11,2 years*

6 tcm* ~62,9 years*

~132,8 years*

Middle East

80 tcm*

Caspian

RF

Norvay

EU

N. Africa

Source: BP Statistics * Reserves and estimated life

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Total Pipe Length : 296 km

Turkey (Onshore) : 211 km

Offshore : 17 km

Gas Supply Date : 16 November 2007

First Pace for the Gas Corridor!

Interconnector Turkey-Greece Project (ITG)

BOTAŞ


TAP

ITGI

All projects started in a better world of Supply

Target was to have all projects realised almost at the same time

Direction of supply would show the first comer

Gas Through Turkey- How we planned, How we started…

BOTAŞ


TAP

Gas Through Turkey- Now !

TANAP

March 17th 2015 Groundbreaking 6 BCM BOTAŞ 10 BCM Europe 2018 Turkey 2019 Europe

31 BCM Capacity

BOTAŞ 30% SOCAR (SGC) 58% BP 12 %

BOTAŞ


The TurkStream Project…

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The TurkStream Project…

A new Route for Russian Gas to cross the Black Sea for the second time…

Design works to show technical details…

Planned capacity of some 32 BCM- Half for Turkey, half to head for Europe…

IGA signed on the 10th of October, 2016 in İstanbul…

BOTAŞ and Gazprom are working on the SHA to establish the Joint Venture that wil realise the pipeline investment to be streched to Europe

BOTAŞ, Gazprom and SSTTBV are working together for the technical details of the Receiving Terminal and the pipeline

BOTAŞ will realise all land appropriation Works being the Designated State Authority

BOTAŞ


Energy Security

GAS HUB

Reliable Transit and National

Infrastructure (Storage,

Transmission and Distribution)

Source

Diversification

Sufficient and Reliable Sources

A Reliable Market

Supply

Security

Proper

Legistlation

To be an Eastern Gas Trading Hub for Europe

Multiple Entry & Exit Points

BOTAŞ


Trans-Caspian

Turkmenian Gas

Iraqi Gas

Shah Deniz I-II

ITB

Arab Gas PL

Blue Stream

Russian Gas-West

TANAP

ITG

Iranian Gas

Bosnia Herzegovina

Austria

İzmir

TAP

Potential Gas Hub

SCP-SCPX TurkStream

ITGI

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