8 China 10 Papua New Guinea 12 USA 11 Australia 9 Indonesia 5 2 1 3 4 6 10 9 11 7 8 12  Advanced plans to develop Sasol’s  first CTL plant outside SA . Following  the completion of a feasibility study,  we await the Chinese government’s  approval for the CTL plant to go  ahead.  Together with a joint- venture partner, Sasol O&S has  started basic engineering work  to  expand our oleochemical alcohols  capacity in Lianyungang. Studies have  been conducted to explore further  business opportunities for Sasol O&S’  Nanjing-based surfactant business.  SSI has signed a MOU with  the Indonesian government to investigate the viability of  developing a CTL plant in the region.  Sasol’s main activities in Australia are aimed at growing our upstream  gas resources  and investigating  options to develop GTL projects.  In 2010, SPI entered into a new  exploration permit, AC/P-52 through a  45% farm-in with Finder Exploration.  With our entry into four petroleum  prospecting licences in Papua New  Guinea  in 2008, Sasol Petroleum  International (SPI) established itself as  a 51% equity operator in this area.  Together with our new partner,  Talisman, we are active in the  maturation of prospects, which are  planned to be drilled in 2011.  Sasol Solvents has started basic  engineering to develop technology  to manufacture octene  by  tetramerising ethylene for use  as a comonomer in the manufacture  of linear low-density polyethylene at  Lake Charles. annual review 2010 • our business •  our growth opportunities 15 exploration and downstream hydrocarbon beneficiation and chemical production.