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MAJOR PROJECTS
Location: Habshan, United Arab Emirates
Client: GASCO
Capacity: 2,000 mmscfd
The Habshan 5 Process Plant, which is located in an inland desert area 150 kilometers southwest of Abu Dhabi, calls for the engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning of the following core units: Gas Processing Unit (2,000 mmscfd), Sulphur Recovery Unit and NGL Recovery Unit. The work will be executed by a joint venture (50/50) of JGC, as leader, and Tecnimont.
The contract will be on a lump-sum turnkey basis for approximately USD4.7 billion and foresees that the facilities will be completed in 2013. Upon completion, the IGD Project will contribute to meeting the rapidly increasing demand for gas resources in the UAE.
   
   
Location: Wierzchowice, Poland
Client: PGNiG
Capacity: 1.2 billion m3
The project will more than double PGNiG's gas storing capacity in Wierzchowice, and includes highly challenging efficiency and environmental standard targets. Start-up operations are expected within three years from the contract award. With this project Maire Tecnimont further diversifies and consolidates its successful presence (Polyolefins, Oil & Gas and Power) in the fast developing and technologically demanding Polish market.
Tecnimont is part of a consortium executing a lump-sum turnkey contract to develop a 1.2 billion cubic metres underground storage facility at Wierzchowice for the state-owned Polish oil and gas company (PGNiG).
   
   
Location: Hazira, Gujarat, India
Client: Shell Hazira Port Pvt. Ltd. & Shell LNG Pvt. Ltd
Capacity: 5 million t/y receiving terminal with two full containment storage tanks 160,000 m3 each and a jetty 1.3 km long.
The project consists of a 5 million tonnes/year LNG receiving Terminal, two full-containment storage tanks each of 160,000 cu. metres capacity, and a 1.3 km jetty. The client and project owner is Shell Hazira Port Pvt. Ltd. & Shell LNG Pvt. Ltd., a company established for the project by Royal Dutch Shell. The EPC contract, worth about US$330 million, was awarded to a joint venture of the Tecnimont Group (Tecnimont, Sofregaz and Tecnimont ICB) and the Saipem Group (Saipem and Technigaz). The project was successfully completed in two phases in 2005 and 2006.
   
   
Location: Revithoussa, Greece
Client: DEPA
Capacity: 65,000 m3 x 2 storage tanks
The project consists of the expansion of the LNG receiving terminal from 0.5 million tonnes/year to 2 million tonnes/year capacity. The existing facility was successfully built and commissioned by Sofregaz in 2000. It includes two fully buried full-containment storage tanks, each of 65,000 cu. metres capacity, and a jetty with unloading facilities able to handle tankers of 125,000 cu. metres capacity.
The client and project owner is Depa, the Public Gas Corporation of Greece. The EPC contract, worth approximately €40 million, was awarded to a consortium of Sofregaz and Athena, a Greek construction company. The project is now in the final stage of completion.
   
   
Location: Chentoujiao, GUANGDONG (china)
Client: Guangdong LNG
Capacity: 3.5 billion m3/y - 2 storage tanks of 160,000 m3 each
The turnkey contract covers the design, materials supply and realization of a Gas Terminal with 3.5 billion cu. metres/year capacity and two 160,000 cu. metres storage tanks.
The contract was awarded in early 2003 by Guangdong LNG, a joint venture between British Petroleum, Chinese National Offshore Oil Corporation and other local investors, to a joint venture, STTS, formed by Saipem SA, Technigaz, Tecnimont and Sofregaz.
The LNG terminal, located in Chentoujiao in Guangdong province, provides the sole supply of gas to domestic and industrial customers in the province, to industrial users in Hong Kong and to the Dongbu power station adjacent to the site. The project was successfully completed in 2007.
   
   
Location: Fos Cavaou, France
Client: Gaz de France
Capacity:6.5 billion cu. metres/year and of three storage tanks, each of 110,000 cu. metres
This LNG terminal is located at Fos near Marseilles in the south of France. The EPC contract, was awarded by Gaz de France in 2004 to a joint venture formed by Sofregaz as leader and Saipem SA.
The scope of work includes the design, materials supply and realization of a Gas Terminal with a capacity of 6.5 billion cu. metres/year and of three storage tanks, each of 110,000 cu. metres. The project will be completed in the beginning 2009.