ONGC awards French Technip €100-mn AP terminal contract
18 Dec 2014 12:45 AM GMT
The terminal, which will have a capacity of 6 million standard cubic meters per day, will receive gas from ONGC's Vashistha and S1 fields in Bay of Bengal, Technip said in a statement here. The Vashistha and S1 fields are located 30-35 km off the Amalapuram coast in the KG Basin, off the East Coast at water depths of 250 to 700 meters.
"The onshore terminal awarded to Technip is one of the critical components of the Integrated Development of Vashistha and S1 fields," the statement said.
Technip's scope of work for this contract includes basic design, detailed engineering, procurement, fabrication, inspection and testing, installation, pre-commissioning and commissioning of the new onshore terminal facilities which will be integrated to the existing terminal.
The hydrocarbons extracted from Vashistha and S1 deep water offshore fields will be transported to the proposed onshore oil and gas terminal for processing.
The facility consists of a slug catcher for well fluid separation, gas compressors, high integrity pressure protection system (HIPPS), glycol dehydration, dew point control, mono ethylene glycol regeneration and gas metering system.
It also includes utilities and off-sites such as air compression, nitrogen generation, flare system, storage tanks and diesel generators.
Technip's operating centre in Delhi will manage and execute the project, which is scheduled to be completed in the second half of 2016, it said.
"The onshore terminal awarded to Technip is one of the critical components of the Integrated Development of Vashistha and S1 fields," the statement said.
Technip's scope of work for this contract includes basic design, detailed engineering, procurement, fabrication, inspection and testing, installation, pre-commissioning and commissioning of the new onshore terminal facilities which will be integrated to the existing terminal.
The hydrocarbons extracted from Vashistha and S1 deep water offshore fields will be transported to the proposed onshore oil and gas terminal for processing.
The facility consists of a slug catcher for well fluid separation, gas compressors, high integrity pressure protection system (HIPPS), glycol dehydration, dew point control, mono ethylene glycol regeneration and gas metering system.
It also includes utilities and off-sites such as air compression, nitrogen generation, flare system, storage tanks and diesel generators.
Technip's operating centre in Delhi will manage and execute the project, which is scheduled to be completed in the second half of 2016, it said.
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