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China and the Venezuela Oil Sector - R. Evan Ellis Presentation to - Duke ...
China and the
Venezuela Oil Sector

       R. Evan Ellis
       Presentation to
      Duke University
       Durham, NC
     December 5, 2013
China and the Venezuela Oil Sector - R. Evan Ellis Presentation to - Duke ...
Background
• Chinese operating in Venezuela since Jun 97
   • CNPC in Intercampo Norte (Maracaibo), Caracoles
   • Modest presence / Mature fields
• Ormulsion - 2001 JV with CNPC “Sinovensa” using MPE-3
• Takeover of PdVSA after Feb 03 end of general strike, firing of
  20,000 workers
• CNPC in Zumanao (Dec 04)
• Halt to Ormulsion production in Sep 06 to produce Syncrude
   • Pdn ↑ from 20,000 bpd (Ormulsion) to 112,000 (Syncrude)
• Drilling rigs (starting 2007…50 by 2013 (For Chinese projects)
   • 20 assembled in Venezuela (starting Dec 09)
• Nationalization (May 07) – Rqt. for new joint companies
   • Reformulation of Chinese operations
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China and the Venezuela Oil Sector - R. Evan Ellis Presentation to - Duke ...
Background (contd.)
• Junin-4 (Petrourica) ($16.4B Commitment - $900M down)
   • Pushed by award of Junin-6 to Russian consortium
   • Delays from lack of infrastructure, PdVSA lack of capital
   • Plan to blend-up Petrourica + Sinovensa output to exportable syncrude
• ↑ Sales to PRC* …based on production from mature fields
   • 49,000 b/d (05) (Ormulsion+Fuel Oil)->626,000 b/d (13)
• Approx. half for loan repayments / PRC NOCs + *Much stays in region
• Gas: CNOOC in Mariscal Sucre – Announced 11 but never happened
   • Primary PRC focus (CNPC, Sinopec) on oil, only associated gas
   • Talk of awards to Chinese companies involving Junin-1, Junin-8,
      Boyaca-4
• New deals (Sep 13) after pause – Junin 1, 10 (PdVSA needs royalties)
• Liquidity issues: PdVSA hits up partners, although mostly mature fields
   • To be repaid by future production ($2.5B)
   • CNPC ($4B), Schlumberger ($1.5B), Chevron, Repsol?->$10B in 2013
   • Majors pushing for new framework agreements
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China and the Venezuela Oil Sector - R. Evan Ellis Presentation to - Duke ...
PRC Loan Flows and Terms (Est.)
                                                                  Elections
                                                                         Transition
                                                                                                 ≈ $10B to LRLV Fund
                                                                                                 Maduro wanted but didn’t get

                                                                                             $5B to HIF / LRLV Fund (Tr. C)
                                                                                             ≈100+k b/d x 3 yrs?? @ Mkt?

                                                                                      $4B CDB to PdVSA
                                                                                      For Sinovensa (CNPC)       Exp.?
  • China Fund (3 instruments)
       • Heavy Investment Fund Phase I                                   ≈ $1-4B ICBC Loans
                                                                         ≈??? b/d x 3 yrs (est)
       • Heavy Investment Fund Phase II
       • Long Range / Large Volume Fund
                                                 ≈ $12B to LRLV Fund (Tr. B)
           • Traunche A, B, now C?               ≈??? b/d till paid                                                   Exp. 2020->
  • CDB loan to PdVSA
  • ICBC loans (not yet)        $8.8B to LRLV Fund (Tr. A)
                                                                                                                      Exp. 2020->
                                             200k b/d till paid @ $40-$50/bbl Ref

                            $4B to Heavy Inv Fund Ph. II            $4B to Heavy Inv Fund, Ph. II
                            130k b/d x 3 yrs @ $40/bbl Ref          Renewal 1 of 3?

         $4B to Heavy Inv Fund Ph. I                $4B to Heavy Inv Fund, Ph. I
         100k b/d x 3 yrs @ $50/bbl Ref             Renewal 1 of 3 (for Sinovensa?)

2007     2008        2009        2010        2011          2012         2013          2014          2015        2016            2017
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China and the Venezuela Oil Sector - R. Evan Ellis Presentation to - Duke ...
Summary of PRC Position in
                             Venezuela Petroleum Sector
               •Intercampo, Caracoles (CNPC) – Maracaibo,
               •Petrozumano (CNPC) - Anzoátegui
Contract

               •MPE-3 (Sinovensa (CNPC))
                   •112,000-> 330,000 bpd by 2016
               •Junin-4 (Petrourica (CNPC))
                   •$16.4B inv. / 400,000 bpd
Announcement

               •Junin 1 – Sinopec
                  •$14B inv. / 200,000 bpd
               •Junin 10 – Sinopec
                  •$14B inv. / 220,000 bpd
               •Junin 8 – 2010 Agreement w. Sinopec to quantify reserves
Possibility

               •Boyaca 4 – Chinese company, Reliance, or other?
               •Petropiar – CITIC 10% stake from PdVSA (in JV w. Chevron) $1B?
               •Acq. of Petronas interest in Carabobo-1? (or to OVL or Repsol?)
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China and the Venezuela Oil Sector - R. Evan Ellis Presentation to - Duke ...
Refining –
                   Future Capability Depends on PRC?
In-Country:
• 1.28m bpd capacity / Plans to ↑ by 400,000 bpd (if funds)
  • Operating at 60-70%: Aging infrastructure / lack of investment
       • Explosion in Amuay refinery (2012), Fires (El Palito)
  • Paraguaná Refinery Complex (955,000 b/d) – The big one
  • Puerto de la Cruz (195,000) (Wilson Energy Services (PRC)
       • $834M contract to upgrade this in October 2013
  • El Palito, San Roque
Abroad:
  •CITGO infrastructure (2.8M bpd) …Selloff, turning away (eg. NuStar)
  •Curacao - But Gov’t pressuring PdVSA for promised investment
  •Aruba – Just agreed to re-open / But does PdVSA have $$$ for rent?
  •Refinery of the Pacific (Petroecuador-PdVSA-CNPC) - 300,000 bpd
      • Geared for Ecuadoran (Napo/Oriente) crude / PdVSA role small
  •Abreu-y-Lima - 230,000 bpd – Petrobras going forward on its own
  •Petrochina-PdVSA refinery in Guongdong (CNPC/PdVSA)
      •400,000 bpd / CNPC doing the work, hoping to be repaid in oil
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Upgraders –
                             Key Long-Term Obstacle

• 4 legacy upgraders – 10 years old
• 630,000 b/d capacity…Only at 500,000 due to
  maintenance issues
   • Fire in Petroanzoategui upgrader Nov 13
   • Fire at Petropiar upgrader in 2011
• New Upgraders $4-$5 billion each
   • Delayed for lack of capital…But can’t just dilute early
     production indefinitely
      • Limits to dilutant
      • Problems with storage, transport and recovery:
        Sediments, byproducts
    • If built, PRC most likely candidate with capital + risk
      tolerance
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Transport Support

•4 Chinese VLCCs to PDV Marine (CV Shipping)->Anzoátegui
    •Ayacucho with 2M Barrel capacity (Oct 13)
    •Boyaca (Nov 13) – But hasn’t shown up yet…
    •Carabobo (May 2014) – Initially expected last year
•Paid for through China Fund
•LNG tankers in future?
Context: ↑ shipments to Asia driving need for expanded fleet…but
ships slow in arriving
    • PdV Marine ordered 42 tankers in 06…Only 5 delivered
        • Three never sailed (PRC, Iran, Argentina)
        • PdVSA forced to rent two Suex Max tankers
• Land Transport – Work on rail, other projects
•China Railway Road – Rail upgrade (China Fund)
    •2013 agreement with Essar, India Oil?
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China and the Venezuela Oil Sector - R. Evan Ellis Presentation to - Duke ...
Chinese Difficulties
                             With Venezuela
• 2005 CNPC tax dispute with SENIAT
• Sep 2006 - Stopped Ormulsion pdn after plant to use it (2
  generators of 600 MW) built in Zhanjiang
    • 2007, forced to turn to coal, sought compensation
• CDB guarantees 75% of loan from BNDES for Abreu-e-Lima
  Refinery ($1.5B)(Feb 12)…PdVSA decides not to participate
  (Feb 13)
• CDB frustration with lack of progress on Venezuelan projects for
  monies loaned (2010, 2011 tech teams, 2013 public comment)
• Embezzlement of $84M from China Fund food program 2011-12
• Feb 2013 – Polite “no” to request for new $4B loan during Jaua
  visit (Feb 13)
• Diversion of output to US Gulf Coast refineries (2013) for short-
  term cash need
• Sep 2013 – Strict conditions on new $5B loan tied to projects

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Venezuela Outlook
• ↓ Production (2.4M bpd->1.5M bpd?)
      • Mature fields declining + no money for Orinoco or upgraders
      • Refiner problems with oil quality + sustained use of early production
      • NuStar breaks 30,000 b/d contract early (Nov 13) to buy from Canada
•   ↑ Internal Consumption (negative revenue/bbl)
•   ↓ Revenue from exports
      • Preferential Supply Agreements with Cuba, Petrocaribe (400,000 b/d)
          • No shipments to Honduras, Guatemala drops out
      • Earmarking of production to pay loans (China fund + partner loans)
      • Net price drop as long-term contracts end ($94 / bbl16)
•   Diversion of profits to Missions / FONDEN, corruption
•   ↑ transport expenditures for shipments to Asia (≅1.1M b/d to India, PRC)
•   Liquidity Crisis:
      • Borrowing from partners $10B: Repsol, Chevron, Schlumberger, CNPC
      • West – Mortgaging gold to Goldman Sachs, Loan from JP Morgan?
      • PdVSA 2016 bond
                     Unsustainable, but unclear how it will end…
     Some will get out, some may have leverage to force PdVSA to their terms…
    Canada+Brazil+Shale: How valuable Venezuela’s heavy oil be to the survivors?
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Questions &
                            Comments?

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China’s Return to Venezuela

• Elias Jaua trip (Feb 13) – Venezuela turned down for $4B
  new loan
• Chinese signals of discomfort in Washington (Mar 13)
• Diosdado Cabello Trip (Jul 13)
• Trying to overcome Chinese lack of confidence…but also
  building own relationships
• Rafael Ramirez Trip (Sep 13) – Stage Setting
• Nicolas Maduro Trip (Sep 13)
   • China-Venezuela Mixed Commission Meeting
   • Ministerial level – Typically annual, end of year
   • 28 Agreements this year, including new $5 billion, Junin
      1, 10
   • Mostly Ag and telecommunications projects
   • Chinese interest in US reaction
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Context (1) – Chinese Oil
                     Companies in LATAM
    • 2003 – CNPC acquires 45% interest in PlusPetrol Norte
      (Argentina-Peru)
    • Ecuador – First major takeover– CNPC buys Encana ($1.42B
      - 2005)
    • 2009 – 2011 M&A wave: Sinopec-Repsol (Brazil) - $7.1B,
      Sinochem-Statoil ($3.1B), Sinopec-Oxy($2.4B), CNOOC-
      Bridas ($3.1B), Failed CNOOC bid for PAE
    • Other key – Omimex (Sinopec-OVL, 2006), Emerald Energy
      (CNPC, 2011), CNPC->Petrobras Peru (2013)
    • Advance of Chinese petroleum service companies in support
      of Chinese owners (Kerui, CPEB, etc.)
• Market Economies – Acquisition of shares in key oil projects, partners with
  key capabilities (eg. Brazil experience, deepwater drilling)
   • Initially developed projects where injection of capital is needed
• ALBA – Expansion of state-to-state partnerships in parallel with loans
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Context (2) – PRC Support
                 for ALBA / Argentina (Gen)
• Ecuador – Earliest and significant portion of economy
   • Loans backed by parallel contracts for oil delivery (to
      Petroecuador starting 2009, later with MOF)
       • 90% of Ec. Oil exports to the PRC…Most resold
       • Currently $10.8B? Incl. $2.6B in 2013 – Many hydro projects
   • ↑ Petroleum sector projects, incl. Refinery of the Pacific, opening
      of Yasuni, 80+ PRC companies
• Nicaragua – Restricted – Lack of diplomatic relations, but…
   • Work on / loans for $40-80B Nicaragua Canal (CRR, China Harbor)
• Bolivia - Hydroelectric project, road/rail work, smaller projects
   • Some YPFB collaboration, paper mills
• Argentina
   • $1.4B+ in soy exports, now corn & beef
   • $10B+ in road/rail projects
   • Urea plant, mfg in Tierra del Fuego, Sierra Grande mine (CMC)

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Orinoco Tar Belt

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Orinoco Tar Belt

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Orinoco Tar Belt

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Orinoco Tar Belt

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