2.03 ADGAS. Company. P r ofile. Vision: Mission: About ADGAS

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2 Oil & Gas Directory Middle East Vision: we will play a key role in the LNG and natural gas industry, creating wealth and value, implementing the National Energy Strategy and serving our valued customers and community in a socially responsible manner. Mission: we will achieve our vision through the safe and efficient production, marketing, sale and delivery of LNG, LPG and natural gases, naphtha and sulphur; building on our history, solid partnerships and human capital. We will strive to sustain our recognized international reputation for reliability, integrity and efficiency and to continually improve HSE and business performance. We will attract, develop and retain competent and dedicated staff. About Abu Dhabi Gas Liquefaction () was established in 1973, with the aim of stopping the flaring of associated gas and converting it to a source of national wealth that would support national development. At that time, and agreement was signed with Tokyo Electrical Power (TEPCO) for the establishment of on Das Island of a plant to liquefy natural gas and export it to TEPCO through a long term agreement. was then incorporated in March In December of the same year, the late Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan, then UAE President, seized the chance of the National Day celebrations to lay the foundation stone of the plant on Das Island. The plant was completed and commissioned in early 1977, and the first LNG shipment left Das Island to Tokyo in April 29 of the same year; thus establishing as the pioneer of LNG industry not only in the Gulf region, but also in the whole Middle East and North Africa (MENA). The started with two identical trains, with a combined annual production capacity of 2.3 million tons of LNG and 1.3 million tons of propane, butane and pentane. In 1994, a third train was added, then the world's largest and most advanced facility, with a production capacity equal to the combined capacity of Train I and II. It was installed to meet the growing needs of TEPCO, which pledged to buy the additional volumes of LNG. In 2007, ADNOC, ' mother, laid the plans for a huge, strategic project that aims to meet Abu Dhabi's growing needs of natural gas. was asked to put its accumulated expertise into that project and to execute some of the project's phases in collaboration with other sister companies within ADNOC Group. In response to this new role in the national energy strategy, reviewed and redefined its vision and mission statement. Following that, signed the contracts for the Offshore Associated Gas (OAG) project, which involved building two additional gas processing plants on Das Island to process 200 MMSCF daily of associated gases that are the by-product of ADMA-OPCO's increase of its oil production. The project also included a 30 inch subsea pipeline to transfer the processed gas to GASCO's facilities in Habshan for further processing before they are sent to the local market.

3 16 Oil & Gas Directory Middle East The OAG project was commissioned in 2010, to mark a turning GASCO, and to transfer them to Abu Dhabi and other emirates point in the history of and its relationship with its feed to meet the increasing demand on this strategic, environmentfriendly source of energy; thus contributing to Abu Dhabi 2030 gas provider, ADMA-OPCO. The two additional trains gave ADMA-OPCO more flexibility and freedom to reach its full Vision which stresses the Emirate's goal of a clean and production capacity without having to lower its production sustainable environment. whenever shuts down one of its plants for maintenance. ADNOC policies strictly forbid the flaring of has completed the reclamation works that have almost associated gas, which had long meant that ADMA has to lower doubled the size of Das Island to accommodate the IGD's its production whenever shuts down one of its trains facilities, thus forming the gate through which for maintenance. This decoupling effect of the OAG project contributes to the national energy strategy as a socially and came as a big relief for both and ADMA-OPCO. nationally responsible citizen. However, the OAG project is just a part of the larger, ongoing Most recently, and in recognition of constant efforts to ADNOC whole risk project called the Integrated Gas improve performance and promote quality across the whole Development (IGD) project, which is expected to finish in organization, the has bagged the reputable Sheikh Khalifa Excellence Award - the Golden Category, for the oil and gas sector. This prestigious award is to be added to the The IGD project is meant to process 1 billion standard cubic other equally reputable award, Dubai Excellence Award, feet of natural gas per day in the facilities of and which won in CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS 07 September 1971 The Gas Liquefaction Project Agreement Signed 14 December 1972 The 20 year sale agreement with TEPCO Signed 23 March 1973 Contract for the Construction of plant on Das Island signed 04 December 1973 Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan (May Allah rest his soul in peace), Lays the plant's foundation stone 25 December 1975 ADNOC's Shareholding Increased to 51% 29 April 1977 First LNG Shipment Loaded 04 October 1977 Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan (May Allah rest his soul in peace), officially Inaugurates the Plant 15 October 1990 A new 25 year agreement by which TEPCO buys doubled LNG production as from 1994 June 1993 July 1994 January 1995 First Sulphur Shipment exported Production started from the 3 rd LNG Train first LNG shipment to Europe exported 24 June 1997 ADNOC's Shareholding increased to 70% 22 June 1999 First direct shipment of Sulphur from plant to customers 13 April 2002 new logo launched on the 25 th anniversary of the 1 st LNG Shipment.

4 Oil & Gas Directory Middle East June 2004 gets the ISO for its Environment Management System 29 April 2007 Celebration of the 30th Anniversary of the 1st LNG Shipment to TEPCO 7 August Million Man-Hours worked without Lost Time Injuries 8 November 2007 Signing a contract for the construction of the facilities of Offshore Associated Gas (OAG) Project. 31 December 2008 Achieving a record total annual production of 8,519 million tons 22 April 2009 Receives the renowned Dubai Quality Award January 2010 Re-certification for the ISO June 2010 Commissioning of OAG train 1 start-up October 2010 Celebrates 20 million LTI-free man hour December 2010 Commercial production of the Offshore Associated Gas (OAG) April 2011 Winning the ADNOC HSE Award as runner up April 2011 Inauguration of /ADMA OPCO new training center in Das Island 2012 reduce its flaring by 5-6 MMSCFD August 2012 achieves 40 million man-hours without Lost Time Injury (LTI) 24 September 2012 has won the Sheikh Khalifa Excellence Award (SKEA) in the Gold category COMPANY ADDRESS Abu Dhabi Gas Liquefaction Limited () Corniche Street, HQ, Abu Dhabi P.O.Box 3500, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Tel: , Fax:

5 1. GAS PRODUCERS 2. GAS COMPANIES 3. GAS LIQUEFACTION COMPANIES 4. GAS PRODUCERS & SUPPLIERS BRAND INDEX SECTION UAE +971 P.O. Box 3500 ABU DHABI Tel: Fax: Location: Corniche Street, HQ, Abu Dhabi, U.A.E. Key Personnel: Fahim Kazim - Chief Executive Officer Hassan Al Marzooqi - Snr. Vice President (Admin) Ali Jasem - Manager Corporate Communication & Public Relations Profile: Liquefy Store and Transport Natural Gas and Petroleum Gas as a Clean Energy. is one of the ADNOC Group of Companies that is Fully Committed to the Protection of the Environment and to the Job Emiratization policy. P.O. Box 3500 ABU DHABI Tel: Fax: Location: Corniche Street, HQ, Abu Dhabi, U.A.E. Key Personnel: Fahim Kazim - Chief Executive Officer Hassan Al Marzooqi - Snr. Vice President (Admin) Ali Jasem - Manager Corporate - Communication & Multimedias Profile: Liquefy Store and Transport Natural Gas and Petroleum Gas as a Clean Energy. is one of the ADNOC Group of Companies that is Fully Committed to the Protection of the Environment and to the Job Emiratization policy.