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SOLOMON Study

SOLOMON Study

In order to continue achieving higher performance as compared against other industry giants, MIDOR used Solomon's Associates (a independent firm well known for measuring and analyzing global energy industry performance) for assessing its own performance as an oil refinery. MIDOR performance assessment was measured in comparison with other international refineries in terms of energy utilization, maintenance and its ability to conduct other business activities.

Study Results :

  1. Characteristics:

General data

MIDOR 2008

Total Study

Middle East 2008

Gasoil Conversion Group (GOC 1)

No. of Refineries

1

111

15

26

Equivalent Distillation Capacity (EDC), k

1,120

1,607

1,915

887

Crude Capacity, kb/d

106

186

253

102

Complexity

10.6

8.6

7.6

8.7

Refinery Age (yrs)

7.7

25.2

22.3

30.9

Crude ( API )

31.3

34.1

35.6

35.4

Crude Sulfur (wt%)

2.2

1.2

1.8

0.8

MIDOR Vs. Middle East :

Index

MIDOR 2008

Middle East 2008

Process Utilization (P.U.) %

91.2

83.7

Volumetric Expansion Index (VEI)

65

66

Energy Intensity Index (EII )

102

96

Personnel Index (PI)

377.1

169

MEI

93.6

131.6

Mechanical Availability (MA) (w/o slowdowns)

93.5

95.2

OPEX/UEDC

61

38.1

Return On Investment (ROI)

19.6

14.1

International Ranking:

 

Ranking

Index

Actual Value

Study Quartile

Total Study (111)

GOC Group 1 (26)

Middle East (15)

Refinery Utilization %

91.7

Q1

6

1

4

Volumetric Expansion Index

65

Q3

55/86

14

3/12

Energy Intensity Index (EII)

102

Q3

74

14

11

Maintenance Cost Efficiency Index (MEI™)

93.6

Q1

22

5

3

Mechanical Availability w/o Slowdowns %

93.5

Q4

101

23

12

Total, US Cents/Utilized EDC

61

Q1

18

2

14

Net Cash Margin, US $/bbl

11.81

Q1

4

1

1

Return on Investment %

19.6

Q1

14

4

6

The study's results are being divided into four groups: First Quarter Q1 is the highest in performance and Fourth Quarter Q4 is the lowest in performance.

Conclusion:

MIDOR performance can be summarized as follows:

Best and top performer in:

•  Process and Refinery utilization.

•  Maintenance and Turnaround index.

•  All cash operating expenses, Cash margins, and ROI%.

•  Personnel cost index.



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