Kuwait has ambitious plans to expand its oil and gas production and power generation capacities over the next 5-10 years. Current oil production capacity of 936,000 bbl/d is planned to increase to 1.415 million bbl/d through expansion projects. Similarly, power generation capacity is planned to increase from the current 4,800 MW to 11,500 MW. The oil and gas sector alone has over 100 billion KD worth of projects planned in the next 5 years. Kuwait also has large infrastructure projects planned such as the Silk City project worth 25 billion KD to develop its non-oil sectors and diversify its economy. ZADI Venture Advisors presents itself as a potential partner for these expansion

1. Kuwait
Market Opportunity

2. Development Plan and Oil and Gas Sector

3. The Growth Unlimited
Oil and Gas – E.P.C.

4. Current capacity Planned capacity
(bbl/d) (bbl/d)
Mina al-Ahmadi 466,000 346,000
Mina Abdullah 270,000 454,000
Al-Shuaiba 200,000 N/A
Al-Zour N/A 615,000
Total Capacity 936,000 1,415,000
Kuwait Market Opportunity
Kuwaiti Refineries and Expansion Plans
Facility
Source: Middle East Economic Survey, Middle East Economic Digest

5. 4,800 MW
(4 Phases)
Al-Julaia 1,000 MW Gas Turbine
Shuwakh 2,000 MW Gas Turbine
Shuaiba South 1,400 MW Steam Turbine
Doha East 2,300 MW Steam Turbine
Total Capacity 11,500 MW
Kuwaiti Planned Power Plants
Project Plant typeCapacity
Al-Zour North Gas Turbine
Source: Ministry of Electricity and Water, Middle East Economic Survey, Middle East
Economic Digest

6. Project Existing Value KD Time Line
Average AnnualMaintenace
Contracts KNPC 300,000,000
Average AnnualMaintenace
Contracts KOC 350,000,000
Average AnnualMaintenace
Contracts JO and Other 150,000,000
Average AnnualMaintenace
Contracts MEW 200,000,000
Total 1,000,000,000
Kuwait Market Opportunity
Annual Average Maintenance Work Contracts

7. Project New Value KD Time Line
Refineries 16,000,000,000 2014-2020
Upgradation Clean Fuel 15,000,000,000 2014-2020
Oil and Gas New Projects 5,000,000,000 2014-2020
Power Projects MEW 15,000,000,000 2014-2022
Northern Gas Turbine Station 1,430,000,000 2014-2020
Project Kuwait* 3,000,000,000 2014-2020
Oil Recovery Of War 850,000,000 2014-2020
JO Development/PNG 2,000,000,000 2014-2020
Total 58,280,000,000
Total Market Opportunity

8. Development Plan
Project Value(KWD mn)
1. Silk City 25,000
2. Railroad System 4,000
3. College City in Shadadiya 1,597
4. Boubyan Island Development 1,500
5. Northern Gas Turbine Station 1,430
6. Jaber Al-Ahmed Bridge 1,036
7. Mutlaa Residential City 890
8. Boubyan Port Development 872
9. Khiran Residential City 424
10. Kuwait International Airport 329

9. Why Kuwait
• Kuwait is one of the world's top producers and net exporters of oil.
• Kuwait holds the world's sixth largest oil reserves and is one of the top ten
global producers and exporters of total petroleum liquids.
• Kuwait Petroleum Corporation, Kuwait's national oil company, and its
subsidiaries control the entire oil sector from upstream to downstream
and exports.
• Kuwait has implemented enhanced oil recovery measures to boost
stagnant production rates. New discoveries have been made, but Kuwait's
regulated oil sector hinders further exploration and production.
• In an otherwise nationalized oil sector, Project Kuwait attempts to
incentivize foreign investment to bring production capacity to 4 million
bbl/d by 2020.
• Territorial dispute between Kuwait and Saudi Arabia led to the creation of
the Partitioned Neutral Zone. Both countries divide equally the production
of oil and gas in the zone.

10. Why Kuwait
• Kuwait's domestic consumption has been increasing, but a majority of its
production heads to Asia.
• Kuwait has recently become a net importer of natural gas, leading the
country to focus more on natural gas exploration and development for
domestic consumption.
• Kuwait's gas sector is also managed by the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation.
• Kuwait plans to increase gas production to 4 billion cubic feet per day by
2030 in efforts to satisfy domestic consumption and decrease imports of
LNG.
• Kuwait's electric sector capacity has been extremely slow to expand
despite rapidly rising consumption rates over the past decade and
persistent power shortages during peak demand periods.
• Facing rising electricity demand, the Gulf Cooperation Council, comprised
of six Gulf countries, is developing an interconnected power grid.

11. Changing Skyline
• With a population of just 3.8m, the Kuwaiti
market is relatively small in global terms.
However, abundant oil wealth means that
Kuwaiti nationals, who comprise about 1.1m
or one-third of the population, tend to be
comparatively wealthy, enjoying comfortable
salaries and pensions. At an estimated
US$45,900 in 2014.

12. Oil and Gas – Kuwait's Shinning
Sector with more 100 Billion KD
Projects in Next 5 Years

13. Kuwait – The Future of Middle East.
Opportunities Unlimited

14. Kuwait Development Plan
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