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Sunoco Partners Marketing and Terminals Mariner South Project LPG Terminal Nederland, Texas

Sunoco Partners Marketing and Terminals Mariner South Project LPG Terminal Nederland, Texas. Project Site Ship Visible at Dock 3. Terminal details. 5 ship docks designed for Aframax tankships 80K - 120K DWT Mooring piles with quick-release capabilities

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Sunoco Partners Marketing and Terminals Mariner South Project LPG Terminal Nederland, Texas

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  1. Sunoco Partners Marketing and TerminalsMariner South ProjectLPG TerminalNederland, Texas

  2. Project Site Ship Visible at Dock 3

  3. Terminal details • 5 ship docks designed for Aframax tankships 80K - 120KDWT • Mooring piles with quick-release capabilities • Mooring system analysis being conducted for slightly smaller LPGCs

  4. Planned Operations • Transfer propane/butane to/from liquefied gas carriers • Dual purpose – import and export of propane and butane based upon market demand • Annual throughput ~72,600,000 bbl

  5. LPGCs • Slightly smaller than AFRAMAX • Capacities up to 83,000 m3 • Fully refrigerated • Estimate 7-9 /mo • Maximum 11/ mo

  6. Consultations • Sabine Pilots • Sabine Neches Navigation District (SNND) • USCG MSU

  7. Nothing to preclude LPG operations • No unusual challenges • LPGCs within the size range for night transit • Traffic increase within usual ranges • No differences compared to other traffic

  8. Characterization of the LPGC Route • Same issues as for as LNG until get above Golden Pass • Project width 400 - 800 ft • Depth 40 ft minimum • Port Arthur Ship Canal –no developed areas

  9. Sabine-Neches Canal & Neches River • West Port Arthur / City of Port Arthur • Residential/industrial at Port Neches • Residential areas at Nederland ~1.4 miles from dock • Environmental Resources • LPG operations present no new risks for those areas

  10. Marine Safety Change Analysis • Modest increase in deep draft vessel traffic volume • 2,800 vessel arrivals & 71,000 barge transits in 2012 • 20% to/beyond Sunoco • 8 LPGCs/mo = 96/yr = 3.4% increase • 11 LPGCs/mo = 132/yr = 4.7% increase

  11. Impacts on Local Services • Pilots – 29 pilots and 2 trainees – Adequate for expected levels of operations • Tugs – local fleet = 11 vessels– #1 concern overall– Fleet might have to grow to meet demand

  12. Safety Risk Assessment Summary

  13. Initial Security Risk Assessment Summary

  14. Conclusion • Waterways leading to the Mariner South Project LPG Terminal at Nederland, TX are suitable for marine LPG operations

  15. Contacts • Tom Rodino-Consultant • Office: 956-233-9931 • tom@rodinoinc.com • Wayne Turner-Terminal Manager • Office: 409-721-4824 • gwturner@sunocologistics.com • Glenda Davalos-Operations Integration Manager, Mariner South Project • Office: 409-721-4863 • ggdavalos@sunocologistics.com • Ellen Clark-Supervisor-Lab, Lubes, Security • Office: 409-721-4851 • emclark@sunocologistics.com • Joey Mahmoud-Vice President Engineering, Energy Transfer • Office: 281-714-2042 • Joey.Mahmoud@energytransfers.com

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