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Small-scale LNG liquefaction solutions

Small-scale LNG liquefaction solutions KC LNG is Kosan Crisplant's LNG division. In co-operation with leading experts in the field, we have developed a small-scale liquefaction solution that is highly efficient and flexible. It makes the production of LNG both accessible and attractive – and gives you the chance to "grow as you go". of different methods, this technology has several advan tages. Besides being highly efficient, our multi-refrigerant technology also has low operational costs (OPEX) and low investment costs (CAPEX) compared to other methods. And such features are vital when you want to provide your customers with the best solution. A solution that suits any situation "Grow as you go" With KC LNG's small-scale liquefaction solution, it is easy to adjust the LNG production to your needs. Scalability is a central feature of our small-scale liquefaction solution. Inspired by LEGO's building bricks, the KC LNG system allows you to easily increase production as demand rises. The LNG liquefaction modules come in two sizes and can produce up to 25 or 50 tons/day respectively. By joining more modules to your plant, you can get a total production capacity of 100, 150, 200 etc. tons/day. By turning the output up and down, you can respond to and benefit from high demand as well as low prices on electricity. And by selling/transferring excess heat from your facility to the surrounding community, you can make the most of the resources. With such flexibility, it is possible to make your LNG production suit any situation. We call it "grow as you go", and it allows you to start small and upgrade when you need it. Multi-refrigerant cooling We use a multi-refrigerant technology to cool down and liquefy the natural gas. Based on a comprehensive study No matter the size of your liquefaction solution, you will always be able to The liquefaction process benefit from a fully automated production. So even though you grow your facilities, you never need to grow – nor even sow – a large group of staff to manage the operations. What is LNG? 1 Natural gas from the grid The liquefaction plant will be connected directly to the local natural gas grid and intake gas at 20 C (68 F) and 30-40 bars pressure. In addition to natural gas, the plant can also use biogas and thereby produce liquefied biogas, LBG. 2 Cleaning Before it is possible to liquefy the gas, it is necessary to clean it. This process removes H2O and THT (gas odorant) from the gas. In addition, the CO2 content is reduced from between 1-2.5% to 0.005% (also known as 50 ppm). This is a criti cal procedure in order to avoid dry ice accumulating in the system and clogging up heat exchangers, pumps etc. Liquefied natural gas, LNG, is natural gas in its liquid form. When natural gas is cooled down to -162 C (-259 F) in a process known as liquefaction, it becomes a clear, odourless liquid. It takes up 600 times less space than the gas and is easy to store and transport. No matter the material state, natural gas is the most environmentally friendly fossil fuel. It is composed of primarily methane and emits significantly lower amounts of CO2, SOX, NOX and particulate matters into the atmosphere than e.g. coal and oil. That makes LNG a responsible source of energy for both people and planet. 4 Cold box The second step of the cooling process takes place in the cold box. Using a multi-refrigerant techno logy, the LNG here reaches a temperature of -150 C (-238 F). Biogas as a substitute It is possible to substitute the natural gas with biogas. The end product is then called liquefied biogas, LBG. Biogas is, like natural gas, a very environmentally friendly fuel – it is actually completely CO2 neutral – and much cleaner than fossil alternatives like oil, coal and diesel. 5 LNG storage tanks After finishing the second step in the cooling process, the now liquefied natural gas is sent onwards to on-site LNG storage tanks. The temperature inside these tanks is -162 C (-259 F). 6 LNG tank trucks The on-site storage tanks are connected to a truck loading point. Here it is possible to load LNG onto tank trucks that can transport and deliver it to off-site customers. 3 Pre-cooling The first step of the cooling process is the pre-cooling. It brings down the natural gas temperature to approximately -35 C (-31 F). Liquefaction plant – the liquefaction process LNG tank tank trucktruck LNG tank truck LNG Biogas plantplant Biogas plant Biogas LNG tank truck 6 Power Power Power Excess heat heat Excess heat Excess Cleaning Pre-cooling Cold box LNG storage tank 2 3 4 5 Natural gas 1 Biogas plantplant Biogas plant Biogas Liquefaction Liquefaction Liquefaction plant plantplant Natural gasgas gridgrid Natural gas Natural grid 2 LNG LNG storage tank tank LNG storage tankstorage Natural gasgas gridgrid Natural gas Natural grid 20 C 68 F -35 C -31 F -150 C -238 F -162 C -259 F 3

Advantages of a local liquefaction solution Illustration of a 150 tons/day setup Producing LNG locally provides you with several advantages. Compared to other LNG supply chains or other fuel solutions, the 4 benefits below stand out as particularly profitable. Firstly, local production of LNG will make the price of LNG lower than if the fuel was imported from external terminals. 5 4 2 3 Secondly, it will secure you an LNG supply with a shorter reaction/delivery time. External factors such as the activity level in the terminals, road 1 conditions and/or traffic situation do not impact your supply. Thirdly, a plant with modules producing 50 tons/day will enable partial load production. In that way, it is always possible to adjust the production to meet the current demand. Fourthly, a liquefaction plant offers the possibility of developing a base load. An LNG provider would be able to use this to establish a first-mover advantage with only limited risks and CAPEX. 6 7 5 4 3 6 7 4 2 1 KC LNG's small-scale liquefaction solution is made of modules that come in two sizes and produce up to 25 or 50 tons/day respectively. This illustration shows a complete setup for a liquefaction plant with a production capacity of 150 tons/day. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Cleaning Cold boxes Pre-cooling Compressors Technical control and supervision building LNG storage tanks Loading point for LNG tank trucks 5

"Grow as you go" The modular design allows you to "grow as you go" 1 50 tons/day module 2 50 tons/day module with cleaning A flexible small-scale liquefaction solution from KC LNG allows you to: Build a plant with modules of 25, 50, 100, 150 etc. tons/day "Grow as you go" by adding more modules to your plant 3 100 tons/day module with cleaning 4 Produce LNG and LBG locally 150 tons/day module with cleaning Keep up a fully automatic production without staff Start or stop the facilities in less than 30 minutes Run with variable output Reduce OPEX with a low power consumption 5 Turn production up/down to benefit from high demand as well as low prices on electricity/gas Complete 150 tons/day plant with cleaning and storage Hedge and reduce the risk of adverse price movements with an LNG stock Export LNG fast and easily with self-service truck loading points Transfer/sell excess heat to plants and local homes nearby Limit the ground area needed (approximately 10,000 m2) LNG liquefaction plant production capacities KC LNG 25 6 KC LNG 50 KC LNG 100 KC LNG 150 KC LNG 200 KC LNG 250 KC LNG 300 Tons/day 25 50 100 150 200 250 300 m3/day 53 106 213 319 426 532 639 1,000 US gal. /day 14 28 56 84 112 141 169 7

Small-scale LNG liquefaction solutions KC LNG Alsvej 21 8940 Randers SV Denmark Tel. 45 8740 3000 sales@makeenenergy.com www.kosancrisplant.com/LNG www.makeenenergy.com KC LNG is Kosan Crisplant's division under MAKEEN Energy dedicated to liquefied natural gas (LNG) solutions. We design, manufacture and deliver liquefaction, bunkering and refuelling solutions, e.g. facilities for both the production and transfer of LNG – a clean and highly cost-efficient fuel. Besides turnkey installations, we can assist you with service offers, after-sales packages, consultancy, engineering and facility management. Scalability, zero-emission, automation and mobility are our four core principles which we focus on implementing in every solution. No matter what kind of solution or service we provide, we always make sure to tailor the product exactly to your needs. Kosan Crisplant is a project oriented corporation that supplies equipment, plants and services for filling and maintenance of LPG cylinders. Since 1951, we have delivered close to 3,000 LPG filling facilities to customers in more than 140 countries all over the world. Always with integrity, reliability and technological excellence. MAKEEN Energy is a global, market-leading corporation that delivers equipment, solutions and services to the energy industry. We employ approx. 1,000 people across 6 continents and operate in over 140 countries. With our global reach, local pre sence and decades of experience, we can deliver responsible solutions that make a difference to people and planet. KC LNG is part of MAKEEN Energy – Responsible energy solutions for people and planet Rev. 09 / JANUARY 2020

5 LNG storage tanks After finishing the second step in the cooling process, the now lique-fied natural gas is sent onwards to on-site LNG storage tanks. The temperature inside these tanks is -162 C (-259 F). 6 LNG tank trucks The on-site storage tanks are con-nected to a truck loading point. Here it is possible to load LNG onto

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