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The project, which includes both onshore and offshore developments, produced 1.7 billion cubic feet a day (bcfpd) of pure natural gas in the first phase. The completion of first phase increased the total gas output of RasGas to 11bcfpd.
The plant produces olefins for the markets in Asia and Europe. The project had a timeline for execution and structural steel works being required for further activities such as piping, instrumentation and equipment installation was critical.
Qatargas III and IV has been aimed as an integrated development encompassing installation of production facilities in the North Field and construction of two advanced LNG train at the Ras Laffan Industrial City. The LNG is the primary target for the US and European markets.
ENOC Processing Company operates condensate refinery having two trains (one train for treatment of sour condensate & the other sweet condensate). Condensate feedstock from Qatar, Iran and Australia are processed to produce LPG, naphtha, jet fuel, diesel and fuel oil. Naphtha is exported for petrochemical uses in Asia, and the rest of liquids sold in the domestic market.
Yemen LNG company have developed the facilities for extracting the Liquefied Natural Gas due to its high demand for export to North America, Asia and Europe market. It is further supplied to petrochemical plants for extraction of by products.
Borouge, a leading provider of innovative, value creating plastics solutions for the infrastructure, automotive and advanced packaging markets, expanded its annual production capacity of polyolefin in Abu Dhabi to 4.5 million tones.
The Abu Dhabi Company for Onshore Oil Operations (ADCO) project had as main target is to upgrade the production capacity of the Asab field and achieve the committed 1.8 million barrels of oil per day contributing towards achieving the country’s additional production.
The Onshore Gas Development Phase III (OGD-III) Project was designed to process condensate rich gas at Habshan and to produce NGL and condensate. Residue gas is re-injected back into the reservoir for pressure maintenance purposes (gas cycling). Main facilities included two (2) trains each of Inlet Separation, Condensate Stabilization, Gas Treatment and NGL Recovery units.
The new Shah Gas Processing Plant is designed to process 1,000 MMSCFD (gas out of the slug catcher) of Shah Arab sour gas. The plant is located in three adjoining Sabkhas (low flat areas) on the East-Central side of the Shah Field with an East to West span of about 6 km. The layout of the process plant is divided into three different areas: Western, Central and East.
The project consisted of upgrading the existing facilities at Ruwais refinery. NGL is received from three extraction fields of Asab, Bab & Buhasa. The products produced in these plants are commercial propane, butane and pentane.