South Korea Crude Oil Refinery Outlook to 2022

Table of Contents

1. Table of Contents 1
1.1. List of Tables 3
1.2. List of Figures 4

2. Introduction 5
2.1. What is This Report About? 5
2.2. Market Definition 5

3. South Korea Refining Industry 6
3.1. South Korea Refining Industry, Key Data 6
3.2. South Korea Refining Industry, Overview 6
3.3. South Korea Refining Industry, Total Refining Capacity 6
3.4. South Korea Refining Industry, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity 8
3.5. South Korea Refining Industry, Condensate Splitter Unit Capacity 8
3.6. South Korea Refining Industry, Coking Capacity 9
3.7. South Korea Refining Industry, Catalytic Cracking Capacity 9
3.8. South Korea Refining Industry, Hydrocracking Capacity 10
3.9. South Korea Refining Industry, Asset Details 11
3.9.1. South Korea Refining Industry, Active Asset Details 11

4. Recent Contracts 31
4.1. Detailed Contract Summary 31
4.1.1. Awarded Contracts 31

5. Recent Developments 41
5.1. Other Significant Developments 41
5.1.1. Apr 12, 2017: Hanwha Total To Invest $450m For Expansion Of Production Capacities At Daesan Plant 41
5.1.2. Nov 15, 2016: Hyundai Chemical Completes New Splitter Construction In Daesan, South Korea 41
5.1.3. Jun 21, 2016: Hyundai Chemical Purchases Qatari Condensate For New Splitter Commissioning 41
5.1.4. May 14, 2015: Pemex Agrees To Supply Crude Oil To The Korean Company Hyundai 42
5.2. New Contracts Announcements 42
5.2.1. Dec 21, 2016: General Atomics Gulftronic Electrostatic Separators Selected For Hyundai Oilbank Refinery 42
5.2.2. Sep 26, 2016: Praxair Signs Long-Term Supply Contract In South Korea 43
5.2.3. Apr 22, 2016: Technip To Provide Proprietary Equipment For S-Oil's Refinery In South Korea 43
5.2.4. Oct 14, 2015: SK Engineering Wins $456m Deal For KNPC's Al-Zour Oil Refinery Project 44

6. Appendix 45
6.1. Abbreviations 45
6.2. Methodology 45
6.2.1. Coverage 45
6.2.2. Secondary Research 45
6.3. Contact Us 46
6.4. Disclaimer 46

List of Tables

Table 1: Refining Industry, South Korea, Key Statistics, May 2017 6
Table 2: Refining Industry, South Korea, Total Refining Capacity (mbd), 2012-2022 6
Table 3: Refining Industry, South Korea, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012-2022 8
Table 4: Refining Industry, South Korea, Condensate Splitter Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012-2022 8
Table 5: Refining Industry, South Korea, Coking Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012-2022 9
Table 6: Refining Industry, South Korea, Catalytic Cracking Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012-2022 9
Table 7: Refining Industry, South Korea, Hydrocracking Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012-2022 10
Table 8: General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems (GA-EMS) Awards A Contract From Hyundai Oilbank (HDO) 31
Table 9: KBR through its Technology & Consulting Business Unit Secures A Contract From Hyundai Oilbank (HDD), A Subsidiary Of Hyundai Heavy Industries 32
Table 10: General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems (GA-EMS) Secures A Contract From Daelim Industrial And Daewoo Engineering & Construction Joint Venture (DDJV) 34
Table 11: Axens Group, an IFP Group Affiliate Secures Several Contracts From S-Oil 35
Table 12: Daewoo Engineering & Construction In Consortium With Daelim Industrial Secures A Contract Worth KRW3.5 Trillion (US$3.2 Billion) From S-Oil Oil 37
Table 13: Technip Secures A Contract From Daelim Industrial Company 39

List of Figure

Figure 1: Refining Industry, South Korea, Total Refining Capacity (mbd), 2012-2022 7