Petrochemical Panel - Economic Alliance Houston Port Region

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Petrochemical Maritime
Outlook Conference
Todd Monette
LyondellBasell / EHCMA
#PMOC
Today’s Panel Topics
• Overview of East Harris County Manufacturers Association
• Overview of industry growth and impact to surrounding area
• Importance of education, community and cooperation to the
success of area industry in support of
– available jobs
– Needed skills
• Texas infrastructure needed to support economic growth
LyondellBasell is…
• Third-largest independent chemical company in the world
• World‘s 3rd largest petrochemical company
• Revenues of $44B in 2013
LYB Facts
• Global leader in polyolefins technology,
production and marketing
• Pioneer in propylene oxide & derivatives
• Dedicated to ongoing R&D
• Olefins and Polyolefins – Americas
• Olefins and Polyolefins – Europe, Asia
Five business
segments
and International
• Intermediates and Derivatives
• Refining and Oxyfuels
• Technology
lyondellbasell.com
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Global reach
• 58 plants in
18 countries
• More than
14,000 employees
worldwide
lyondellbasell.com
• Sales in
more than
100 countries
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rers Association
• 90 member companies representing 130 facilities in east Harris County
• Industry coalition that supports best practices to:
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Continuously Improve safety and environmental performance
Operate facilities in a responsible manner
Foster cooperative relationships with the surrounding communities and leaders
Promote effective communication and emergency management with the community
Maintain effective relationships with local, state and federal officials
• 30,000 people strong, with more jobs coming.
• Driving the area economy with $12 billion impact through taxes, payrolls,
purchases and capital expenditures
• Investing in air quality, exceeding $5 billion in over the past 10 years.
Houston Ship Channel – The lifeline for our plants
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52-mile channel opened in 1914
150 public and private companies
8,000+ vessel calls annually
200,000 barge transits annually
Nearly 230 million tons of cargo
handled annually
No. 1 US port in foreign waterborne
tonnage
No. 1 port in the U.S. Gulf Coast
Largest petrochemical complex in the
U.S. / 2nd largest in the world
Responsible for 1million+ jobs in
Texas
$180 billion in statewide economic
impact
Shale Economy Investment
Impact on Houston Region
– $40 Billion in Capital Investment
– Over 1,000 Permanent Jobs
– ~ 30,000 construction Jobs
• Dow Chemical - Freeport
– Ethylene Cracker
– Propylene Production Unit
• CP Chemical - Baytown
– Ethylene Cracker
• ExxonMobil Chemical – Baytown
– Ethylene Cracker
• Lyondellbasell Expansions
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La Porte Expansion
Channelview Expansion
Corpus Christi Expansion
POTBA grass root plant
• Enterprise Products
– 1,230 mile ethane pipeline
– Ethane export project
U.S. Ethylene Producers Well Positioned
• View from a US ethylene producer perspective
– Geography, geology, technology are positively aligned
– Economics of crude oil and natural gas support U.S.
producers
– Infrastructure investments are bringing NGLs to the
market
– Supply / demand positioned for a cyclical upside
– New U.S. plants are not forecast to start-up until 2016+
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Key Initiatives
• Environmental Improvement
– Air quality improvements (www.houstonairquality.com).
– Availability and quality of water supply
• Work force development
• Regional Flood protection
• Community Awareness & Emergency Response (CAER
Line) revamp
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Petrochemical Maritime
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Jim Griffin
Dianal America, Inc.
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EPA Comparison of growth measures and emissions, 1990-2010.
Note: CO2 emissions estimates are from 1990 to 2009.
Fueling a Growing Economy
• Must Go Fast, But Get It Right
• Complex Industry that Requires a Standard
Framework
• The Right Balance of Technology & Human
Competence
• Safety Critical Equipment – No Surprises
• Houston – Largest Export City in The US
• Houston- Most Ethnically Diverse City in The US
Abundant Shale Gas,
Expansive Supply Infrastructure
What is made with Shale Gas?
EHCMA Members produce products that are used everyday
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Steve Skarke
Kaneka
#PMOC
MS
Polymer
Nutrients
Lyondell
API
Modifier
CPVC
$35
Billion
Capital
Workforce
30K new
jobs in
Texas
Critical
Success
Factors
Infrastructure
Technology
Markets
“Not ENough PEoPlE
iN thE PiPEliNE”
• Why?
• Misalignment of training & education programs
for current and future jobs
• Education community paradigm that a bachelor’s
degree is the best path to prosperity.
Workforce Development:
Meet the Need for Skilled Employees
by
“Telling the Truth about the Petrochemical Industry”
Estimated 60,000 people reached
during the 2013-2014 school year.
This was a combination of …
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Jr. & Sr. High Students,
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College students,
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Teachers,
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Counselors and
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Parents…
ISD’s in the GP, Pasadena, La Port, Deer Park,
Sheldon, Crosby, Huffman, Liberty etc…
• Science Fairs
• Job Fairs
• Chamber of Commerce meetings
• Business-Educator Symposiums
• Local Citizen Advisory Council meetings
Educating today’s students
for tomorrow’s workforce
EHCMA Workforce Development Committee
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Petrochemical Maritime
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Hector Rivero
TX Chemical Council
#PMOC
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70 member companies
200 manufacturing & research facilities
$75 Billion in Physical Assets
75,000 direct jobs
Over 400,00 indirect jobs
#1 non-energy state export ($40 Billion Annually)
Over $40 Billion in New Investment in Texas
State Legislative
& Regulatory Priorities
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Tax Policy
Civil Justice Reforms
Environmental Policy
Water Policy
Transportation Infrastructure
Workforce
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Petrochemical Maritime
Outlook Conference
Todd Monette
Lyondellbasell / EHCMA
#PMOC
Summary
• Industry is a vital part of the Houston area economy.
• Continued key focus on Operational Excellence to drive
reliability, process safety, environmental and security
improvements.
• Education is vital to provide the quality skilled workers needed
to support the plants.
• East Harris County Manufacturers Association is proud to partner
with the area teachers, schools and colleges to prepare the work
force of the future.