Qatar Petroleum (QP) Terminal Operations Offshore Loading Berth: North Berth (SPM) - Crude Oil and Naphtha: The North Berth consists of a two-product Single Point Mooring (SPM) Buoy in position Lat. 24° 53’ 37.2” N. Long. 51° 34’ 54” E. Qatar Land Crude (QLC) oil loaded from the shore installation is connected to the Buoy by a 36” submarine pipeline. The seaward end of the pipeline and Buoy terminates in two 16” flexible floating hoses. The SPM is also designed to accommodate vessels for loading Naphtha. The submarine pipeline is 30” and the seaward end of the pipeline and Buoy terminates in two 16” flexible floating hoses. Mesaieed Pilots act in the capacity of Berthing Masters in mooring of vessels, after which they supervise the raising of the flexible hoses and their connection to the ship’s manifolds. During loading operations they act as QP Representatives (Loading Master). Note: ship’s crews are required to assist with hose connecting. Cargo Berth Maximum Rate Fixed Sea Line Sea line Length Floating Hoses Length Over rail Hoses Crude Oil North Berth (SPM) 55,000 Bbls/hr One 36” 2744m 274m 2 x 16” Naphtha North Berth (SPM) 35,000 Bbls/hr One 30” 2744m 271m) 2 x 16

a) Depth of Water at Berth: Available depth of water at seaward end of sea line is as follows: North Berth (SPM) – 19.6 m b) Berth Limitations: North Berth (SPM) max 320,000 tons SDWT. ; max LOA 340m; max BEAM 60m; min LOA 225. max Bow to manifold 180 m.

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