Sasol has a strong pipeline of growth projects across the world and is seeking further opportunities both in upstream gas our growth opportunities worldwide In line with our strategic intent, Sasol is pursuing local and international  opportunities to grow our upstream asset base, and leverage our proprietary  Fischer-Tropsch conversion technology to develop new GTL and CTL facilities.  Recent technology developments in the cost-effective extraction of shale gas,  and resulting lower gas prices, present a significant opportunity for the expansion  of our GTL value proposition. We continue to develop a number of CTL opportunities  and are also progressing plans to expand our chemicals businesses.  12 7 India 5 Germany 6 Uzbekistan  2 Mozambique 14 4 Qatar  3  Nigeria 1South  Africa  The development of the Escravos  GTL plant in Nigeria is advancing, in partnership with Chevron and the  Nigerian National Petroleum  Corporation, and we are expecting  completion of the project in 2012.  Firm plans to grow Sasol Synfuels production by 3,2%.  In addition,  Project Mafutha  is a Sasol initiative  to investigate the merits of  establishing a new CTL facility in  the northern Limpopo Province of  South Africa. Sasol has signed a  Memorandum of Understanding  (MOU) with the Industrial  Development Corporation of South  Africa (IDC) as a 49% stakeholder  in the possible CTL facility.  SPI and partners, Chesapeake and  Statoil, have been awarded a  petroleum technical cooperation  permit  to assess the prospective shale  gas resource in the Karoo Basin. The  board has approved a R8,4 billion plan  to  double hard wax production  in  South Africa. We expect the fi rst phase  to come into operation in 2012,  and the second in 2014. We also  plan to invest R1,9 billion in a  new  ethane/ethylene separation unit  in Sasolburg. Oryx  GTL ,  jointly owned by Qatar  Petroleum and Sasol, is the world’s  largest commercial scale GTL facility.  We are debottlenecking the plant by  10% and have our sights on  expanding the facility when the time  is right.  To support Sasol Olefi ns &  Surfactants’ (O&S) selective growth  strategy , a project has been started  to enable the business to sell purifi ed  tri-ethyl aluminium into the market.  In the area of aluminas, Sasol O&S  increased the capacity for calcined  products by commissioning a new  calciner unit.  The Sasol-Huntsman joint venture  is expanding production  of maleic anhydride by 75% at Moers  in Germany.  Sasol Synfuels International (SSI)  is conducting a pre-feasibility  study into a CTL facility in India .  The government has awarded  the SSI and Tata Group joint venture  long-term access to a portion of the  Talcher coalfield in the State of  Orissa, the largest coal block award  ever made in India to a private  company.  Sasol Petroleum International  is expanding its gas infrastructure in the onshore Pande and Temane  fields, while actively exploring for  new gas resources both onshore  and offshore. We have grown our  acreage position through entry  into offshore Blocks M-10  and Sofala and have fi nalised  negotiations with the government  on onshore Block-A.  Exploring GTL opportunities. Sasol has formed a partnership  with Petronas and state oil and gas  company, Uzbekneftegaz, to establish  a GTL plant in Uzbekistan.  A feasibility study is underway.  A MOU has been signed to cooperate  in the Uzbek oil and gas industry and  a Sasol Synfuels International (SSI)  representative office has been opened  in Tashkent.