Mustafa AL-sadoun

I oversee operations at the Khor Al Zubair NGL Plant, located approximately 30 kilometers south of Basra. Currently, the plant, operated by the South Gas Company, is functioning below its designed capacity. It consists of three LPG production units, with one unit currently inactive.

As part of BGC's strategic plan, our primary objective is to optimize Train 2 to reach its full design capacity, followed by the rehabilitation of Train 1. This rehabilitation phase is aimed at reducing flaring and ensuring the safe restoration of operational assets. Our subsequent focus will be on rejuvenating the facilities to extend their operational lifespan and restore the plant to its maximum capacity.

The Khurmala Dome spans approximately 22 km in length and 3 km in width. Its tertiary reservoir primarily comprises limestone with favorable porosity and permeability, alongside relatively low fracture density. While boasting the largest gas cap in the region, Khurmala Dome features a comparatively short oil column, Anticipated oil production from the Khurmala Dome is estimated at 100,000 barrels per day of stock tank dry oil, accompanied by up to 100 million standard cubic feet per day (MMSCFD) of associated gas. The production operations will be centralized around three degassing stations: Khurmala North, Khurmala Middle, and Khurmala South, among these, Khurmala (CPS-1 & CPS-2 Station) will serve as the focal point, while the remaining two stations will operate as satellite facilities. Each station will feature individual flow lines for oil gathering, with initial gas separation conducted through first-stage separators, Oil and gas from the satellite stations will be routed to the center of operations (CPS-1 & CPS-2 Station)

for second-stage separation, oil treatment, gas compression, and dehydration. Effluent water will undergo treatment and re-injection into dumping wells for disposal.

Produced oil will be transported to a dedicated pumping station capable of handling the maximum flow rate, while the produced gas will be directed to the nearby CPS-1 Compressor Station. Effluent water from the treatment process will be re-injected into the wells for disposal.

The scope encompasses a comprehensive range of activities, including civil, structural, mechanical, and piping works, outlined succinctly below:

- Demolition of existing pipework associated with the upgrade of the current firewater pump system and its interconnection with the existing firewater storage tank.

- Installation of new pipework extensions to enhance the existing firewater pump system and establish connectivity with the existing firewater storage tank, inclusive of all requisite valves.

- Fabrication and installation of modifications to the existing firewater storage tank, encompassing enhancements to its bund wall and the introduction of new installations.

- Implementation of a foam proportioning system to safeguard the crude oil storage bund area, which includes the installation of buried sections of HDPE feed piping.

- This comprehensive scope of work ensures the effective enhancement and expansion of the firewater infrastructure, facilitating improved safety and operational efficiency within the designated areas.

Umm Qasr Long Term LPG Export Phase 1 Project "Refrigeration Project"

The demolition scope of the propane condensers is not merely exhaustive destruction; rather, it forms an integral part of the refurbishment efforts within the Refrigeration Project. Specifically, the replacement of both sets of induced draft air-cooled heat exchangers is mandated. These exchangers play a crucial role in condensing propane following the compression cycle, particularly in Trains C and D. Situated within Area A5 of the storage terminal facility, these cooling trains are pivotal components ensuring operational efficiency and reliability.

The Zubair Oil Field Development Project is a significant endeavor aimed at optimizing the production and operational capabilities of the Zubair oil field. This project encompasses a comprehensive range of activities focused on enhancing extraction, processing, and logistical efficiencies within the field.

With a strategic focus on maximizing output while adhering to stringent environmental and safety standards, the project entails the deployment of cutting-edge technologies, advanced drilling techniques, and state-of-the-art infrastructure upgrades. Additionally, it involves the implementation of innovative reservoir management strategies to sustainably unlock the field's full potential.

Qaiwan Group is in the planning stages of constructing the Xarajyan Oil Terminal in Iraqi Kurdistan. This terminal is envisioned to serve as a pivotal hub for handling various petroleum products, including gasoline, diesel, aviation turbine fuel, kerosene fuel oil, and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG).

In its initial phase, the terminal's storage capacity is set to accommodate up to 140,800 cubic meters of these vital energy resources. This ambitious project aligns with Qaiwan Group's commitment to bolstering infrastructure and facilitating efficient distribution networks to meet the growing energy demands of the region

A New Crude Oil Treatment Train with A Rated Capacity of 30,000 BOPD Will Be Installed at The East Baghdad Oil Field Plant. The New Train Is Designed to Achieve the Degassing Desalting and Dehydrating of 21.9° API Heavy Crude Oil

New Pumping Station(PS4) Project On the Iraqi Reality in Habanera City of Ramadi in Iraq the Customer State Company for Oil Project (SCOP)

Khurmala CPS Facilities represent existing process production facilities in Kurdistan, strategically positioned within the relevant oil and gas field. Equipped with dedicated pipelines, these facilities facilitate the export of crude oil to both the Kirkuk Facilities and the Erbil Refinery.

As part of the continuous development of the CPS Facilities, the company is embarking on the establishment of a Crude Oil Pumping Station. The company has already procured export pumps for this purpose. This initiative is intricately linked with the introduction of a new import pipeline from Tata Production Facilities and a new export pipeline leading to Fayshkhabour Terminal. The proposed station is designated not only to facilitate the crude oil export process but also to serve as the CPS Crude Oil Export Management Center, adapting to various operational scenarios.

The project aims to streamline the overall CPS pipeline system export philosophy, encompassing the detailed design of the station and pipeline traps, inclusive of custody metering facilities. It's noteworthy that the design of the pipelines remains under the purview of the company

The Basina Oil Refinery in Kurdistan is located Some 25km from Sulaimaniya. The Refinery Commenced Operation in December 2009 and Contains Two 10,000 BPD Crude Distillation Units Plus Associated Processes, Utilities, And Offsite Facilities. It Is Proposed to Expand the Refinery (Phase 2 Expansion) With The Addition of a New Preflight Unit and A Gasoline Block Plus Associated Offsite and Utility Facilities. In View of This Phase-2 Expansion, Two New Electrical Substations ISBL and OSBL Are Recommended and The Upcoming of These Two New Substations Involves the Installation of New Electrical Equipment, Testing, And Pre-Commissioning Activities.