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KBR and its partners signed a contract to draft a special gas (LNG) in Australia
On: Sun 02/12/2012 18:47
Announced that "KBR included in the New York Stock Exchange that its joint venture with my company," JGC "and" Chiyoda ", referred to with the" reason to CJ in ", and signed a formal contract to the activities of engineering, procurement and construction on the LNG project," Achtheis "In northern Australia. Partners signed the "reason to CJ in" a contract engineering, procurement, construction, worth $ 15 billion, with the "INPEX" and "Total", Maketa project "Achtheis" of natural gas (LNG). A "Aichtheis" of liquefied natural gas joint venture between the "INPEX" (76 per cent, operator), and "Total" (24 percent).
And will pass gas extracted from the field "Achtheis" in the basin, "Rous" located on the sea about 200 kilometers from the shores of Western Australia, in the process of being at sea for liquefied natural gas processing to remove water from it and extract the liquid condensate. Will be issued after the gas treatment plants to natural gas (LNG) in Darwin via pipeline stretches 889 kilometers into the sea water. Expected to produce the "Achtheis" in 8.4 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas and 1.6 million tons of liquefied petroleum gas, as well as boiled 100 thousand barrels of fluid per day during the intensive peak.
Said Mitch Dozat, Head of Gas Trading in "KBR": "We are delighted that we support 'INPEX' and 'Total' in the implementation of one of the largest liquefied natural gas facilities in the world in the future. This project will bring benefits to the ideal of Japan, through cleaner energy stocks long term, as will the benefits to Australia through economic growth and community development. We are excited because we have had the opportunity to play a key role in the global project. " And "KBR" is a global company specializing in engineering, construction and services, which support the energy markets and industries, hydrocarbon, government services, minerals and civilian infrastructure, electricity, industrial and commercial markets.
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On: Sun 02/12/2012 18:47
Announced that "KBR included in the New York Stock Exchange that its joint venture with my company," JGC "and" Chiyoda ", referred to with the" reason to CJ in ", and signed a formal contract to the activities of engineering, procurement and construction on the LNG project," Achtheis "In northern Australia. Partners signed the "reason to CJ in" a contract engineering, procurement, construction, worth $ 15 billion, with the "INPEX" and "Total", Maketa project "Achtheis" of natural gas (LNG). A "Aichtheis" of liquefied natural gas joint venture between the "INPEX" (76 per cent, operator), and "Total" (24 percent).
And will pass gas extracted from the field "Achtheis" in the basin, "Rous" located on the sea about 200 kilometers from the shores of Western Australia, in the process of being at sea for liquefied natural gas processing to remove water from it and extract the liquid condensate. Will be issued after the gas treatment plants to natural gas (LNG) in Darwin via pipeline stretches 889 kilometers into the sea water. Expected to produce the "Achtheis" in 8.4 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas and 1.6 million tons of liquefied petroleum gas, as well as boiled 100 thousand barrels of fluid per day during the intensive peak.
Said Mitch Dozat, Head of Gas Trading in "KBR": "We are delighted that we support 'INPEX' and 'Total' in the implementation of one of the largest liquefied natural gas facilities in the world in the future. This project will bring benefits to the ideal of Japan, through cleaner energy stocks long term, as will the benefits to Australia through economic growth and community development. We are excited because we have had the opportunity to play a key role in the global project. " And "KBR" is a global company specializing in engineering, construction and services, which support the energy markets and industries, hydrocarbon, government services, minerals and civilian infrastructure, electricity, industrial and commercial markets.
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