JPEC ACTIVITIES

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Nov.2904
JPEC ACTIVITIES FOR
CLEANER AIR
December 7, 2004 Agra, India BAQ 2004
Japan Petroleum Energy Center
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Outline of Activities of JPEC ( Japan
Petroleum Energy Center )
For the Preservation and Protection of
Environment ( Global Warming, Air Pollution )
For the Stable Efficient Supply of Oil
JPEC is working on
Research and Development of
Petroleum-related Technology
International Cooperation with Overseas
Research Institutes and Organizations
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Outline of Organization
Name Japan Petroleum Energy Center
( JPEC ) (
Incorporated Foundation ) Establishment May
1986 Budget 13 billion Yen (FY2004)
Employees 170 Location Head office in
Tokyo Advanced Technology Research

Institute (ATRI) in Chiba Overseas
Offices
in Chicago, Brussels Supporting
about 100 Major Japanese Companies
Members
and Organizations
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Technological Development of Fuels

Cleaner Fuel Manufacturing Technologies
Gasoline Desulfurization of FCC Feed and
Output Diesel Catalyst
Results
Practical Schedule for 10ppm s.
Cleaner Utilization of Fuel Technologies

Correlation Data between Fuel Sulfur
Exhaust Emissions
Internal Combustion Research on Automobile
and Fuel Technology Air Quality
Simulation Model ( JCAP ) Off Road Engine
Technology.
External Combustion Small Size Boilers /
Interior Heaters
High Efficiency and Low Emissions
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Japan Clean Air Program
Collaborative study between Oil and
Automobile Industries to research Best
Combination of Technology
of Fuel and Automobile to
develop Air Quality Simulation Model
to provide the government with required
technical data
for Environmental Policy Making Promoted
by JPEC as entrusted by METI
(METI the Ministry of Economy, Trade and
Industry) JCAP 1
1997 2001 over 100 staff
JCAP 2 2002 2006 about
130 staff
for Sulfur Free Fuel and Zero Emission
for the Prediction of Emissions Influence on
Atmosphere
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JCAP Air Quality Simulation Models
the image of the Integration
Regional Air Quality Model
Urban Air Quality Model
Airflow Model
Meteorological Model
Coagulation
Secondary organic aerosol formation
Roadside Air Quality Model
Condensation / Evaporation
Nanoparticle Model
Nucleation
Deposition
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Other Technological Development Activities
Greening of Oil Refineries
Energy Efficient Energy Saving in the refining
process
Reduction, minimization or effective use of

emissions and oil residues
Remediation of Oil contaminated Soil and
Groundwater
New Fuels
Empirical Study of the Introduction of Biomass
mixed Fuel (E3)
Evaluation of New Fuel Oil (Plastics/
Vegetables/ Waste Food Oil/ GTL,DME)
Safety Utilization, Producing (from Petroleum)
of ( Hydrogen )
Our Institute Advanced Technology and Research
Institute (ATRI)
Patents applied In Japan1,200 Overseas200
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ATRI
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ATRI exhaust emission measurement on chassis
dynamometer
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ATRI exhaust emission measurement on engine
dynamometer
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International Cooperation
MOU for Info. Exchange. Measurement of
Ultra-fine Particles Measurement of
Diesel Emission Control
USA
NREL ( National Renewable Energy Laboratory )
Europe
JRC ( Joint Research Center )
Hosting the Symposium
ASEAN Countries
the Asian Petroleum Technology Symposium
Promoting Cooperative Exchange of
Technological Information on Fuel and
Environment
North East Asia
China and Korea
To Expand the Network of Technological
Information Exchange in Asia and the World,
to Overcome Global Environmental Problems
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3rd Asian Petroleum Technology Symposium
Brief History of our symposium 1999
started with ASEAN countries as a Combustion
Seminar 2004 Previous Symposium in
Bangkok in the
fields of Oil and Automobile Industries

and governments
140 people joined from 7
ASEAN countries 2004 JPEC joined PCFV
as a formal member, (
The Symposium became a part of PCFV activities )
Date March 2 4, 2005
Venue Palace of the Golden Horses
in K.L. Malaysia Main Theme Cleaner
Fuel and Vehicle Technologies
for Environmental
Improvement Host JPEC
Co-Organizers PETRONAS Research Scientific
Services JAMA
(Japan Automobile Manufactures Associations)
Participants more people and
organizations are expected
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APPENDIX
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Production Technology For Ultra-clean Petroleum
Fuel
Development of FCC catalyst with sulfur removal
function
Development of High activity HDS catalyst
Development of selective HDS and Isomerization
catalyst
Selective HDS
Clean Gasoline Sulfurlt10wtppm Minimal octane loss
ARDS VGO HDS
(R)FCC
Residual Oil
Isomerization
Sulfur Content Target Current
0.2wt
40ppm
2.5-3.5wt
25ppm
ditto
0.3wt
50ppm
50ppm
Current Gasoline Sulfur cap lt100wtppm
ARDS VGO HDS
(R)FCC
Residual Oil
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Organization of JPEC
Administration Dept.
Chairman
Research Planning Dept.
Technology RD Dept.
President
Next Generation Fuel Dept.
Directors
Petroleum Information Plaza
Chicago Office
Information Statistics Dept.
Brussels Office
JCAP Promotion Dept.
Research Promotion Office
Advanced Technology and Research Institute(ATRI)
Fuel Oil Research Labo.
Laboratories
Analytical Laboratory
Japan Clean Air Program Laboratories
offered by member companies
Fuel Research Laboratory
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Asian Petroleum Technology Symposium
UNEP (United Nations Environmental Programme)
US-EPA (United States Environmental Protection
Agency)
ADB ( Asian Development Bank)
PCFV ( Partnership for Clean Fuels and Vehicles )
Asian Petroleum Technology Symposium
JAMA ( Japan Automobile Manufacturers
Association )
JPEC
AAF ( ASEAN Automotive Federation )
ASEAN Countries
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The 3rd Asian Petroleum Technology Symposium
Date March 2 4, 2005
Venue Palace of the Golden Horses

in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Main
Theme Cleaner Fuel and Vehicle
Technologies
for Environmental
Improvement Hosted by JPEC
Co-Organizers PRSS, JAMA
Program

• Plenary Session
• presentations PETRONAS, JPEC, JAMA, JCAP
• Working Group Session
• 1 Clean Fuel Clean fuels
  (gasoline and diesel)
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  for the air quality improvement
• 2 Vehicle Fuel Technologies of
  the new vehicles and clean
• fuels
  for the reduction of greenhouse gases
• General Session
• topics US-EPA, UNEP, JCAP
• Summary