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Licence Number: PPL.sf.F1/175/2014 COMBINED LICENCE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PETROLEUM STORAGE FACILITY, LOADING FACILITIES AND PETROLEUM PIPELINES This licence is issued by the National Energy Regulator, hereinafter referred to as Energy Regulator, in terms of the Petroleum Pipelines Act, 2003 (Act No. 60 of 2003). This licence is issued to Vopak Reatile Terminal Richards Bay (Pty) Ltd (Company Registration No: 2014/085310/07) This licence is only for the purpose of construction of: a) a petroleum storage facility located at: Lots 4 and 5 of Portion 3 of Erf 11478 of the South Dunes Precinct, Richards Bay Terminal, KwaZulu-Natal; and b) a petroleum loading facility located at: Berth 208 and 209, Port of Richards Bay, KwaZulu-Natal, and c) bi-directional pipelines connecting the two. The construction of the petroleum storage facility permitted under this licence is subject to the terms and conditions as contained in this licence and/or amendments to these conditions as imposed by the National Energy Regulator. Issued at Pretoria on this day of 2014. CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Disclaimer The publication of these draft licence conditions for public comment should not be construed as a decision by the Energy Regulator to grant the licence applied for. The Energy Regulator does not accept any responsibility for any loss that may be sustained as a result of reliance by any person, company/organisation on the information contained in these draft licence conditions.

COMBINED LICENCE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PETROLEUM STORAGE FACILITY, LOADING FACILITIES AND PETROLEUM PIPELINES DEFINITIONS... 3 CHAPTER ONE: LICENSED ACTIVITY... 4 1. Licensed Activity... 4 2. Duration of Licence... 5 CHAPTER TWO: GENERAL CONDITIONS... 6 3. General conditions of License... 6 4. Compliance with Conditions of Licence... 6 5. Compliance with Legislation, Operation Codes and Standards... 6 6. Amendment of Licence... 6 7. Revocation of Licence... 6 8. Changes in Details of the Licensee... 6 9. Changes to the Facilities... 7 10. Interconnections... 7 11. Correspondence with the National Energy Regulator... 8 CHAPTER THREE: SPECIFIC CONDITIONS... 9 12. Commencement and Completion of Construction... 9 13. Information for Monitoring Purposes... 9 14. Regulatory Reporting... 10 15. Entry, Inspection and Gathering of Information... 10 16. Provision of Information to the National Energy Regulator... 11 17. Ancillary Obligations... 11 18. Whole Licence... 11 ANNEXURE A: Facility tanks details... 12 ANNEXURE B1: Proposed Site Layout... 13 ANNEXURE B2: Vopak Reatile Terminal, Lot 4 and Lot 5... 14 ANNEXURE B3: Port of Richards Bay map showing Berths 208 and 209... 15 ANNEXURE C: Legislation, Codes and Standards... 16 ANNEXURE D: Project Plan Schedule... 17 Vopak Reatile Terminal CoL Construction Storage Facility in Richards Bay Page 2 of 17

DEFINITIONS In these licence conditions any word or expression to which a meaning has been assigned in the Act shall have the meaning so assigned, unless the context indicates otherwise: Act means the Petroleum Pipelines Act, 2003 (Act No. 60 of 2003) and includes Regulations; authorised person means authorised person as defined in the Rules; licensed activity means the activity contemplated in condition 1 of these conditions; Regulations means Regulations made in terms of sections 33(1) and 33(2) of the Act; Rules means Rules made by the National Energy Regulator in terms of section 33(3) of the Act. LPG means Liquified Petroleum Gas Vopak Reatile Terminal CoL Construction Storage Facility in Richards Bay Page 3 of 17

CHAPTER ONE: LICENSED ACTIVITY 1. Licensed Activity 1.1 The Energy Regulator grants Vopak Reatile Terminal Richards Bay (Pty) Ltd a combined licence to construct a petroleum storage facility, loading facilities and petroleum pipelines as follows: a) a petroleum and LPG storage facility located at: Lots 4 and 5 of Erf 11478 of the South Dunes Precinct of Port of Richards Bay Terminal, KwaZulu-Natal (site GPS coordinates 28 49'07" South and 32 04'10" East) comprising: i. five mounded bullet LPG tanks, each of 7660m 3 ; ii. iii. iv. eight petrol and diesel fixed roof tanks; three (3) road loading bays; one (1) rail loading bays; v. single weighbridges for road and rail loading b) Facility tanks details are attached as Annexure A. c) petroleum and LPG loading facilities located at Berths 208 and 209 (Berths coordinates 28 48'22" South and 32 03'33" East): i. Berth 208 (un)loading arm and piggy back vapour line for LPG; ii. iii. vi. Berth 209 (un)loading arm and piggy back vapour line for LPG; Berth 208 (un)loading arm for petrol and diesel; Berth 209 (un)loading arms for petrol and diesel; Vopak Reatile Terminal CoL Construction Storage Facility in Richards Bay Page 4 of 17

d) two petroleum pipelines of 2km in length that connect the loading facilities at Berths 208 and 209 and the storage facility located at Lot 4 and Lot 5 in Richards Bay. The pipelines details are: i. a 2km (un)loading bi-directional pipeline for LPG from the loading facility to the storage facility. The diameter is 300mm and the flow rate is 3.5m/s; ii. a 2km (un)loading bi-directional pipeline for petrol and diesel from the loading facility to the storage facility. The diameter is 300mm and the flow rate is 5.7m/s; 1.2 The facilities will be constructed as follows: Phase Start date 1 October 2015 1.3 The proposed layout of the storage facility is as reflected as: i. Annexure B1 Proposed Site Layout; ii. Annexure B2 Vopak Reatile Terminal, Lot 4 and Lot 5; and iii. Annexure B3 Port of Richards Bay map showing the Berths 208 and 209. 2. Duration of Licence 2.1 This licence is valid for a period of 25 years, commencing on the date of issue. 2.2 The Licensee may, in accordance with the Act and the Rules, apply for the renewal of the licence. Vopak Reatile Terminal CoL Construction Storage Facility in Richards Bay Page 5 of 17

CHAPTER TWO: GENERAL CONDITIONS 3. General conditions of License Sections 20(1)(a),(b), (c), (d), (e), (f), (g),(h), (i), (j), (n), (o), (p), (q), (r), (u), (v), (w), (aa) and (bb) of the Act are conditions of this licence. 4. Compliance with Conditions of Licence The Licensee must comply with all conditions of this licence. 5. Compliance with Legislation, Operation Codes and Standards The Licensee must comply with all applicable legislation, construction codes and standards, including those listed in Annexure C - Legislation, Construction Codes and Standards. 6. Amendment of Licence 6.1. This licence may only be amended in accordance with the Act and the Rules. 6.2. The National Energy Regulator may temporarily change these licence conditions in an emergency. 7. Revocation of Licence 7.1. This licence may only be revoked in accordance with the Act and the Rules. 7.2. Should the Licensee fail to commence construction of the facilities within the time period contemplated in condition 12.1, the Licensee must within 15 calendar days of the elapse of that time period, apply to the Energy Regulator for the revocation of this licence. 8. Changes in Details of the Licensee Vopak Reatile Terminal CoL Construction Storage Facility in Richards Bay Page 6 of 17

8.1. The Licensee must, within 30 (thirty) days of changes in its control as contemplated in section 12(2) of the Competition Act, 1998 (Act No. 89 of 1998), notify the National Energy Regulator of such changes. 8.2. The Licensee must, within 14 (fourteen) days of any change in its registered name, operating or trading name, registered address and other contact details, notify the Enery Regulator of such a change. 9. Changes to the Facilities 9.1. When approached by interested parties, the Licensee must negotiate for changes in the capacity of the storage facility to be constructed. The cost of such changes must be shared equitably between the Licensee and the party requesting the change. 9.2. Any changes to the storage facility to be constructed that, in terms of the Act, may require an amendment or revocation of this licence, or a new licence, must not be effected until the Energy Regulator has amended or revoked this licence or issued a new licence. 9.3. Changes to the storage facility must be made in accordance with applicable legislation, codes and standards including those listed in Annexure C - Legislation, Construction Codes and Standards. 10. Interconnections 10.1. The Licensee must allow interconnections with facilities of other Licensees, as long as the interconnection is technically feasible and the person requesting the interconnection bears the increased costs accasioned thereby. 10.2. Any changes to the facilities to be constructed as a result of an interconnection that, in terms of the Act, may require an amendment or revocation of this licence, or a new licence, must Vopak Reatile Terminal CoL Construction Storage Facility in Richards Bay Page 7 of 17

not be effected until the Energy Regulator has amended or revoked this licence or issued a new licence as the case may be. 10.3. Changes to the facilities as a result of an interconnection must be made in accordance with applicable legislation, codes and standards including those listed in Annexure C Legislation, Codes and Standards. 11. Correspondence with the National Energy Regulator 11.1. All official communication with the Energy Regulator must be in writing and must be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer and copied to the Regulator Member Primarily Responsible for Petroleum Pipeline Regulation. 11.2. The Licensee must, in all correspondence with the National Energy Regulator, quote the licence number as it appears on the licence certificate. Vopak Reatile Terminal CoL Construction Storage Facility in Richards Bay Page 8 of 17

CHAPTER THREE: SPECIFIC CONDITIONS 12. Commencement and Completion of Construction 12.1. The Licensee must commence with the construction of the facilities within twelve (12) months of the date of issue of this licence. 12.2. The construction of the facilities must be completed and the facilities must be ready for operation, within thirty-six (36) months of the date of issue of this licence. 12.3. Prior to commencement of construction of the facilities, the Licensee must: a) provide the National Energy Regulator with - (i) the detailed final engineering design drawings for the storage facility; and (ii) final Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA); b) notify National Energy Regulator of the date on which construction will commence. 13. Information for Monitoring Purposes 13.1. The Licensee must provide the Energy Regulator with reports on progress in the construction of the storage facility, after every six calendar months from the date of issue of the licence. 13.2. The reports contemplated in condition 12.1 above, must be submitted within seven (7) days from the last day of every six calendar months. 13.3. The first progress report must be submitted within seven (7) days of the last day of the six calendar months calculated from the date of issue of this licence. 13.4. The reports contemplated in condition 12.1 above must provide updates on: (a) progress towards and award of all Engineering Procurement and Construction contracts; Vopak Reatile Terminal CoL Construction Storage Facility in Richards Bay Page 9 of 17

(b) the progress made in the acquisition of land or any right in, over or in respect of land necessary for the licensed activity, including details on all negotiations that have been concluded and that are underway, planned or stalled; (c) the progress made in obtaining a Record of Decision from the relevant environmental authorities for the construction of the storage facility; (d) any negotiations contemplated in section 20(1)(o) of the Act; (e) progress in the construction of the storage facility compared to the project plan schedule contained in Annexure D (where there have been changes to the project plan schedule, the updated project plan must be submitted with the progress report); and (f) any other related matter. 13.5. Upon completion of construction of the storage facility, the Licensee must: (a) provide the National Energy Regulator with: (i) the as-built maps, drawings, diagrams and schedules, identifying any deviations and differences from Annexure A and B, and must provide reasons for such deviations and differences; (ii) the final audited costs of construction of the storage facility; and (iii) a certificate or confirmation from a competent authority certifying or confirming that the storage facility is fit for operation. 14. Regulatory Reporting The Licensee must comply with volume 1 and volume 4 of the National Energy Regulator s Regulatory Reporting Manuals published under GN 1118 in Government Gazette No. 31392 of 10 September 2008, which may be amended by the National Energy Regulator from time to time. 15. Entry, Inspection and Gathering of Information The Licensee must, in a manner prescribed by the Rules, permit any authorised person to enter and inspect any property on which the licensed activity is taking place. Vopak Reatile Terminal CoL Construction Storage Facility in Richards Bay Page 10 of 17

16. Provision of Information to the National Energy Regulator The Licensee must on request by the National Energy Regulator, provide all other information the National Energy Regulator may require to perform its functions under the Act. 17. Ancillary Obligations The Licensee is responsible for compliance with these licence conditions regarding any work on the storage facility or services that are the subject of this licence and/or that are subcontracted to other parties. 18. Whole Licence This licence constitutes the entire licence and supersedes any prior understandings and agreements between the Licensee and the National Energy Regulator. Vopak Reatile Terminal CoL Construction Storage Facility in Richards Bay Page 11 of 17

ANNEXURE A: Facility tanks details Tank ID Tank Type Product Type Design Capacity (m 3 ) 100-01 Mounded bullet LPG 7660 100-02 Mounded bullet LPG 7660 100-03 Mounded bullet LPG 7660 100-04 Mounded bullet LPG 7660 100-05 Mounded bullet LPG 7660 Total capacity for LPG 38 300 101-01 Fixed roof tank Petrol/Diesel 10 400 101-02 Fixed roof tank Petrol/Diesel 10 400 101-03 Fixed roof tank Petrol/Diesel 10 400 101-04 Fixed roof tank Petrol/Diesel 10 400 101-05 Fixed roof tank Petrol/Diesel 10 400 101-06 Fixed roof tank Petrol/Diesel 10 400 101-07 Fixed roof tank Petrol/Diesel 10 400 101-08 Fixed roof tank Petrol/Diesel 10 400 Total capacity for Petrol/Diesel 83 200 Vopak Reatile Terminal CoL Construction Storage Facility in Richards Bay Page 12 of 17

ANNEXURE B1: Proposed Site Layout Vopak Reatile Terminal CoL Construction Storage Facility in Richards Bay Page 13 of 17

ANNEXURE B2: Vopak Reatile Terminal, Lot 4 and Lot 5 Vopak Reatile Terminal CoL Construction Storage Facility in Richards Bay Page 14 of 17

ANNEXURE B3: Port of Richards Bay map showing Berths 208 and 209 Vopak Reatile Terminal CoL Construction Storage Facility in Richards Bay Page 15 of 17

ANNEXURE C: Legislation, Codes and Standards The applicant must comply with the following list of applicable regulations, operating and technical standards, codes and specifications, including but not limited to: SANS 10089-1 Part 1 Storage and Distribution of Petroleum Products in Above-ground bulk installations. SANS 1128-1 (SABS 1128-1), Fire fighting equipment - Part 1: Components of underground and above-ground hydrant systems. SANS 1128-2, Fire fighting equipment - Part 2: Hose couplings, connectors, and branch pipe and nozzle connections. SANS 1186-1, Symbolic safety signs - Part 1: Standard signs and general requirements. SANS 10085-1, The design, erection, use and inspection of access scaffolding - Part 1: Steel access scaffolding. SANS 10086-1, The installation, inspection and maintenance of equipment used in explosive atmospheres - Part 1: Installations including surface installations on mines. SANS 10089-2, The petroleum industry - Part 2: Electrical and other installations in the distribution and marketing sector. SANS 10108, The classification of hazardous locations and the selection of equipment for use in such locations. SANS 10121, Cathodic protection of buried and submerged structures. SANS 10123 (SABS 0123), The control of undesirable static electricity. SANS 10263 (SABS 0263), The warehousing of dangerous goods enclosed storage areas and covered and uncovered outdoor storage yards. API 650: Welded Steel Tanks for Oil Storage. API 610, Centrifugal pumps for petroleum, petrochemical and natural gas industries. ISO 2858, End suction centrifugal pumps designation, nominal duty point and dimensions. EEMUA 190 Guide for the Design, Construction and Use of Mounded Horizontal Cylindrical Steel Vessels for Pressurised Storage of LPG at Ambient Temperatures. API 2350, Overfill Protection for storage tanks in Petroleum facilities. IEC 61511, Functional Safety safety instrumented systems for the process industry sector. Vopak Reatile Terminal CoL Construction Storage Facility in Richards Bay Page 16 of 17

ANNEXURE D: Project Plan Schedule Table D-1: Schedule Implementation storage facility: Highlights/Milestones Planned End Date Financial approvals March 2015 Basic Assessment (BA) May 2015 Site clearance start May 2015 Construction start (Phase 1) October 2015 Mechanical completion May 2017 Ready for operation June 2017 Vopak Reatile Terminal CoL Construction Storage Facility in Richards Bay Page 17 of 17