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GUIDELINES FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT HYDROCARBON PROCESSING PLANTS (PETROLEUM REFINERY AND PETROCHEMICALS) IN NIGERIA
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3 2.1.2. Preliminary investment and Support Package i) Preliminary marketing plan, indicating whether domestic, export, or if both markets are being targeted. ii) Proposed Refinery site(s) and proof of acquisition. iii) Infrastructural support strategy iv) Preliminary organization plan, including staff training plans v) Financial plan vi) Payment of statutory application fees of Fifty thousand US dollars only (US $50,000) and DPR service charge of Five Hundred thousand naira only (N500,000) vii) Community Development Programs viii) Detailed Local Content input of the project A satisfactory in-house review of the above submissions by the DPR shall be communicated with clearance to proceed into LTE milestone 2. DPR project engineers shall also be attached to monitor the project development from this point forward at source to facilitate statutory compliance and approval processes. Details of the participation of DPR engineers on the plant project from this stage to commissioning are as contained in their mandate. A copy shall be made available on request. 2.1.3. Basic Design i) Block flow scheme showing process configurations and capacities, including utilities, offsite and wastewater treatment facilities. ii) Preliminary crude oil or feedstock slate, and short assays (specifications and analysis), of the proposed crude and/or feedstock. iii) Preliminary product slate, indicating volumes or tonnage and product specifications iv) Name and job references related to refining of the Technical Partners v) Proposed crude oil or feedstock supply and product evacuation scheme. vi) Proposed safety provisions and preliminary environmental impact statements. 2.1.4. Basic Design and Concept selection Package i) Refinery design philosophy. ii) Preliminary Process Flow diagram of the process units. iii) Crude oil (feedstock) and product fiscalization systems and proving procedures. iv) List of proposed process technologies, and relevant licensors v) Preliminary Plot Plan. vi) Proposed project-implementing schedule. 2.1.5. Safety, Health and Environment i) Proposed safety provisions and preliminary environmental impact statements as stipulated by the Environmental Guidelines and Standards for the Petroleum Industry in Nigeria as issued by the Department of Petroleum Resources. ii) Process Hazard Analysis Statement or Hazard Identification (HAZID). iii) Project Presentation to DPR 2.2 Grant Of License to Establish A Petroleum Process Plant Having successfully achieved the above milestones in 2.1.1 to 2.1.5 and upon appropriate recommendations from the Department of Petroleum Resources, the Honorable Minister of Petroleum Resources or his designate may grant the applicant the license to establish the petroleum process plant consequent upon which the applicant may proceed with the Detailed Engineering. 2.3 Validity of a License to Establish an Hydrocarbon Process Plant The validity of the license to establish a Hydrocarbon Process Plant shall be for a period of two (2) years after which it shall lapse.
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